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The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-06-10
BONDVILLE.
Potatoe bugs have arrived.


Nice growing time the past week.
II. j. Fuller & Co. and II. F. Du-
anc kept the Transfers busy last week
taking chair stock to Winhall Station,
to be shipped to different parties in
Mass.
n. L. Waite's make of butter tubs
can be found at J. Hills.
Town clerk, C. B. Williams and
Chas. Skinner were called to Manches-
ter last week TO attend the June term
of county court in the case of j. E.
McNaughton VS. Taylor, et al. This was
a trespass suit for cutting timber on the
mountain. Mr. Williams took over a
wagon load of town records. Mr..
Skinner was on the stand nearly day
explaining his surveys from maps. The
cost of both parties in the suit would
have bought timber, land and all.
The State called quite number from
this vicinity TO appear before the grand
inry, last week. The witnesses didn't
know much about the case, as usual in
liquor prosecutions. No bill was found.
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GRAFTON.

The Baptist church which has been
closed for repairs was rcopened last
Sunday, and an interesting and very
appropriate discourse was preached by
pastor ODER. We noticed several visit
orS present, among whom were Dea
Barre and Mr.. and Mrs. Whipple of
SaXtons River; Mrs, Rodney Clough
of So. Londonderry; Mrs. Smith of
So. Windham; Mr.. Mortified and Mr..
Francis of Vermont Academy.
At social at the town hall, Tuesday
evening, the juvenile singing class I'M
der the direction of Miss Myra Conant,
pleased and interested those present
with singing, much to the credit of the
teacher and class.
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Written for the SITTER
THE BOON | CRAVE.

The boon crave is not worldly wealth,
But the heart to feel for another;
A cup Of cold water to give, in Gods name,
To iainting sister OF brother.
a smile for the glad, for the sad a tear,
Hope for the broken hearted,
Who, in perilous night have missed the way,
And from paths of peace have departed
a hand outsrctched to the needy poor,
And life that shall not be wa nting
In charity that 'sufiereth long and is kind,
And of itself is not vaunting.'
Faith that will not shrink from the Christening
rod,
Though heavy the blows shall be given,
But in trials dark hour shall lean upon God,
And look for peace-to Heaven.
Now through glass darkly, made DINNER by
tears,
The light to my soul is given,
Oh! May it grow brighter through incoming
years.
Till morning shall dawn in heaven.
This boon, if twere granted, would yield a
peace,
Abiding and deep as river
On its tide my faith would outride the storm
And anchor at last with the Giyer
Rebecca G.. Holden, SMYRNA, Me.
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WARDSBORO.

Mrs. r. Tory and son have gone to
Westminster to attend the funeral of
her sister.
Rev. c. f. Partridge of Bondville
visited at A. M. Farnum's this week.
Children's day will be observed at the
NJ. E. Church next Sunday.
W. Eddy and wife visited friends in
Townshcnd this week.
Ed Knights and family from Mt.
Holly are visiting relatives here.
The advent of summer boardcrs re-
mind us that the Summer is upon us.
Last Monday the 7th was the ami
versary of Mrs. Martha BARRIERS birth
day. We wish her many happy returns
of the day and may the Western slope
Of life, as the sun nears the horizon of
life, add new beauties to her journey
and may she feel that her work is well
done even as her true friends feel that
she
Doeth her work of life well,
We know no ills to tell
OF life well spent in thoughtful care.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-06-10
WORTH TEN TINES ITS COST.

Mr.. c. P, Herrick, the druggist, in Tton,
n. H., has taken considerable interest in
Browns Sarsaparilla. for the reason that it is
highly satisfactory to his customers who are
among the leading citizens ofthe place,
y Browns Sarsaparilla man was introduced
by Mr.. Tilton on Wednesday,, Dec. 22d, to
Mr.. Chells P. Sargent, of Tilton, who gives
it his unqualified endorsement Mr.. Sargent
says; 81 had an internal humor, coupled with
insomnia, or inability to sleep, | have visited
and consulted several medical men, but got no
relief until | used Browns Sarsaparilla. |
am on the fourth bottle The humor has been
driven out and the bowels regulated sleep
well and would not so back to where l was
before | used Browns Sarsaparilla for forty
dollars"
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WEST TOWN SIIEND.

Warm days and cool nights. The
outlook for farmers for good crops, is
fine.
DR.. F. Pomroy and wife of Spring
field are visiting friends here.
A. A. Barber received telegram last
Sunday of the death of his mother, who
was then living in Charlestown Mass
She was brought to Brrttlcboro for i'll
terment on Tuesday.
Sylvester Hescock is very sick-with
little prospect of recovery.
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LANDGROVE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Piper, of Man.
chester, were guests of Daniel Eddy
this week.
Leonard Thompson, with his wife
and son, of Rockingham, have been Wis.
iting with friends here.
Social dance at the hall Friday eve.
June 18th. All are invited.
Henry Bolster and VIM. futile are
at work carpentering for Alvin Rob.
bins in Peru. C.
Willis Butterlicld has sold his horse
to man in Ludlow for one hundred
and eighty-five dollars
We saw the familiar face of S. A
Richardson in town last week, for.
mer resident but now of Chester, he
was up looking for trout, and reports
good success.
Rev. W. r. Davenport, our former
pastor, made a short visit in town last
week.
j. Cudworths little child who has
been very sick is some better.
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LONDONDERRY.

There was light shower IN TINS VI
entity Monday night, in consequence of
which ii is now, Tuesday, so cold, that
doubtless we shall have another frost,
we We're favored with two last week,
Next Sabbath is Childrcn's day, as it
is called, and probably there will be APP
propriatc services at the church, con-
Quoted by the pastor, Rev. ID, H.
Strong, whose discourScs are highly APP
prcciated by those who have the pleas
IRE of hearing them, Arrangements
are in progress for a Sabbath school
concert in the evening. Mrs. ID. H..
Strong, assisted by Miss Elite Gibson,
who has a wonderful faculty of teach
ing the little people, pretty musical cX-
crcises, have the affair in hand and will
do their best to make il successful.
May it prove source of pleasure to all,
There is u general complaint of hard
colds inthis vicinity owing, we suppose,
to the many sudden changes in the
weather.
Miss Elvira Bolster is little more
comfortable.
We regret to learn that l.. =. Rcy-
nolds is sick again, He worked little
in his garden, which proved too much
for him, ana he is now suffering re-
lapse.
Mr.. & Mrs. Elbridgc Games are
staying with their daughter, Mrs. IT,.
A. Dudley, So. Londonderry. They
were both quite feeble when they left
home. ="
Misses. Emma and Eta Bolster and
their brother of Dover recently visited
friends in this vicinity.
c. L. Whitman picked blossom
from a crab apple tree, last Saturday,
which in size and appearance closely re-
sembled a rose, it was pure white, and
measured two inches in diameter. 1t
was picked from tree on which there
were apples, the size of bullets.
\. W. J. wilkins has opened his
marble shop at the old stand and Fred
Parker is at work for him.
Allie c. Gibson is clerking for f.
NJ. Leonard. We judge that the mer-
chants in this town would hardly know
what to do without Allie, for he accom-
odates first one and then another.
Stephen Houghton and Mr.. Bailey
are saving shingles for a. A. Curtis.
1t is said that they do their work rapid
ly, averaging thousand an hour.
Dennis Friedrich has been sick with
the measles for the past week. 1t is to
be regretted that the disease has been in
troduccd into The place, as very few, if
any of the children, in this vicinity have
had it and there are also many grown
people who have not. There has
already been many exposures. 1t does
not seem just right for one to 90 about
exposing others to such disease, if it
can be avoided.
We trust that the readers of the SIT-
TER are good at supplying missing
words, otherwise they must have
thought that we had discovered 4 new
species of birds, i. C. "Thc humning
dainty in last weeks SITTER. Some
one again made mistake.
COUSIN NELL.
There was no mistake in this office,
the manuscript, in this case at least be-
ing followed to a 7. And we fail to
see wherein anybody has made a mis-
take. The Cumming dainty" is cor
rect and poctical naming of the hum
ming-brd. Ed
The personal property of Mrs. Ar
mold, deceased, will be sold, next week
Friday, at auction.
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SRSTaH WzNDHaNa.


Pleasant and nice.
Scarlet fever is dying out, but one
new case having made its appearance.
Dea. N, Kingsbury is ON the sick list
again.
j. Il. Whipplc lost valuable COW
Tuesday morning.
Asa Smith has bought him horse
Frank BARRIERS brown one.
The work on the chimneys to the
church is progressing finely. They
seem to be the right ones for the right
place.
Childron's day next Sunday.
Next Monday Rev. Mr.. Tuck and
family leave for their vacation, intend
ing to be gone nearly four weeks.
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PERU.

Mrs c. G. Hunt has fancy gcrani-
um, one year old. stands lG inches high
and has POO buds and blossoms on it at
the present time.
Last week c. II. Long erected a
very nice, four hundred dollar, monu-
mcnt, to the memory of his father,
mother and brothers, also grandpar-
cnts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Grout, of
East Dorset, spent last Sabbath here.
c.. f. Chandler, from Boston, is
spending few days here looking after
the G. p. Chandler cstetc.
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WINDIIAM.

Rev. A, b. TruaX, of Bellows Falls,
will lecture in the Cong, vestry on
"Wednesday evening, June lG. Let us
have full house as we shall be sure to
be well repaid for every effort to be
present,
Mr., and Mrs. James Il. Gaylord, of
So. liadlcy, Mass, are visiting their
many friends in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. c, Il. Goodnow, of
Bellows Falls, are visiting at Dea. A.
O. Prentiss'.
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TETHER INDUSTRY IN LONDONDERRY

"
TETHER INDUSTRY IN LONDONDERRY.
About the only enterprise in this
town at the present time is the manu-
featuring of animal tcthers, Ga cut of
which has been represented i'll former
numbers of the SFTER), HOW manu-
featured by Pierce Il Sturgess at the
South Village and T. w. Williams at
the North Village. This business has
its foundation here through the enter
prise of Mr.. f. M. Wood who is the
owner of one half interest in the pat
ent. Mr.. E. j. Worcester, the owner
of the other half interests now
in N. Y. State engaged in the sale of
the tcthcrs, and meeting with greater
success i'll obtaining orders than the
factories of this town are able to sup
ply. 1t is the intentioE of the owners
to start the manufacture of tethers at
some central point of shipment i'll n.
Y. State, and also in the West, the
coming fall and winter. This is one of
the best selling articles ever offered to
the public. Hundreds of testimonials
of endorsements for its merit and use
fullness are to be had, and in fact,
from all who have them in use. Every
owner of a horse or COW shOnld have
one as the price, $500, is within the
reach of all. Mr.. Wood reports the re-
cent sale of territory as follows: State
of Vermont to ID. b. Goddard of So.
Londonderry and Willard Sanderson of
of Mt. Holly; State of N. II. to F.
w. Williams of Londonderry and the
following counties in n. Y. State:
Washington county to Bromley and
Bardcn; Essex and Franklin to NJ. S.
Foster; st. Lawrence and Clinton tC
Mark Harrington; Mr.. ID. b. God
dard of this place is now prepared &c
receive orders for tethers for this vicn.
ity, and is daily making sales as fast as
they are turned out. We hope om
manufacturers here will be better ablt
TO supply the demand at an early day.
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WEST JAMAICA.

Edwin Smith, from Brattlcboro, has
bought and moved into the Albert
Sturgess' house.
G.. (. Grout has moved into Mrs.
Pains house. Mrs. Pain and family
move TO West Wardsboro this week.
Willie johnson is quite sick with a
spinal disease,
Mrs. 5. L. Rawson is slowly i'm
proving, and hopes of her recovery ell
tcrtained.
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TERMS:

$500 to warrant. due when the mare
foals, and the colt is on its feet; 5000 for
the season, due Dee. lst; $500 for single
service, payable at time of service. No
business done on Sunday. All mares
disposed of will be considered with foal.
Good pasturing furnished for mares from
a distance for % cents week Accidents
and escapes at owners risk. Am thank
full for past exceedingly liberal patron
age and hope to receive fair share this
season. T. B. PIER.
Jacksonville, VT. June LIST 1886.
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Remember the caucus.

Remember the caucus.
Whose horse did Ford sell? don't
know, doyou?
O, S, Stuart is on the sick list-neu-
ralgia,
Wire screen, 22c, per yard, frames to
go with it, at Smith n Taylors,
Mrs. VIM. Albcc is on the sick list
possibly slightly improving.
Plcrse remember that we do not pub
fish anonymous communication Give
us your name or save your postage
stamps.
Snow, touch not single stick,
That woodpile is n monument
OF Londonderry brio
abrac and other ornamental stuff strewn
from the tannery to the saw mill,
If YOU want the best watch for time
Keeping buy the Aurora, Chas. A.
Trip Il Co., jcwclcr agents, Brattle-
bOro.
The Ladies of the NJ. T.. Church will
hold strawberry and ice cream fcsti-
val at the town hall next Wednesday
evening. All are cordially invited.
Hon. j. l.. Martin has been fitting
to and from this place for the past ten
days. These are critical times, and the
old boss wants every man ut his post.
"Wakc up"
IL is not always easy to find handsome
all wool plaid suits that can be bought
for $500, but Smith II Taylor place
some in stock this week and invite eX-
animation. Sizes 50 to 40.
Master Emery Mclcndy celebrated
his Twelfth birthday, Monday by giving
a pleasant party to number of his
young friends.
DR.. p. S. Loomis, dentist is stopping
for brief time at the Peabody House.
Mrs. S. b. Young of Rupert, whom
we reported, two weeks ago, as danger
ously sick, is now, we are pleased to
state very much better.
John S. Lyon is spending vacation at
the paternal mansion. Mr.. Lyon is en-
gagged as teacher of Latin and Greek
in New York city seminary. We arc
pleased to have him with us for a few
weeks.
c. W. Stewart, the organ man, of
Brattlcboro was in town Saturday, Sun
day and Monday. Report says he was
looking after the FullerBatch polite
al fences. lie and Levi had better
stick to the organ business.
II. S. Taylor started this morning OF
brief visit to friends in York State.
Gladstonc's Home rule measure fol
Ireland was defeated, Monday by sc
majority.
On Tuesday afternoon the dwelling
house. barn and Old tumble down mill
owned and occupied by Dan Cobb, and
situated about two miles from this
place, on the road to Jacksonville, was
totally consumed by fire. The fire orig
mated in Il defective tluc. But little OF
the household effects were saved, near
ly everything being burned, including
a good buggy in the barn. Loss, about
5000. No insurance.
Among the recent arrivals at tho
Peabody House we note:
j. P. McMurray, Boston, Mass.
C. E. Chandler, q %
II. B. Haven, Florence, Mass.
p. S. Loomis, n. Bennington, vt.
w. A. Gore, Springfield, Mass.
Danl f. Davis, Rutland, Vt.
II. A. Dalrymple, d" 4"
II. j. Davenport, Omaha, Ncb.
S. r. Johnson, Norfolk, Conn.
W. r. Jacobs, Bellows Falls, Vt.
Albert p. Pierce, 1" "
E. 3. Stephens, New York City.
II. J. Gordon, Ogdensburg, n. Y.
L. A. Grant, Minneapolis, MINI.
j. c. Grant, .
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BRATrLEBORO.

All the village schools of Brattleboro
closed Tuesday because of the preva-
lence of measles. Nearly one-half OF
the scholars are down with the malady
besides some of the teachers.
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A BEAUTIFUL EASTER CARD.

The Virgin Salt Co., of New Haven.
Conn, are making a grand offer to intro.
duce their salt, Go and ask your grocer
for Virgin Salt and get an elegant
Easter Card. In addition we offer an ex-
tia Involvement: 4 pair of Doves beauti
fully Autographed in ten colors, as natur.
al as life, on Il large card nine by ten in
che. Virgin Salt is the cleanest, purest
and whitcst salt ever seen or used A
large package costs only 10 cents.
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EsAWSONVEHLE.
Joseph Williams is quite sick.

Joseph Williams is quite sick.
Esther Rawson is in West Jamaica
taking care of Mrs. S. f. Rawson.
Mr.. Tomkics has the foundation for
his new barn nearly complete.
c. II. Landman has commenced
work on his new barn.
The life-giviug properties of Ayers
Sarsaparilla have established its WELL
earned reputation, and made it the most
cflectual and popular blood purifier of
the day. For all diseases of the stom-
ach, liver and kidneys, this remedy has
no equal. Price 81.
Some change in the alignment of the
anti-Edmunds faction on the governor
ship are observable. Its organs seem
to be disgruntled by the declaration of
the leading candidates in favor of Sen
ator Edmunds' reelection, and they
talk of dark horses. In the opinion OF
the WdtchmaR, Mr.. Batcheder's and
Mr.. Ormsbee's "absurd and wholly
gratuitous submission to the dictates OF
few zealots has greatly weakened
them in the estimation of large Gle.
ment of the party Hence these init
nations of the possibility Ct a DARK
horse from quarters which have beer
heretofore particularly favorable to the
speakers candidacy. Whether this dis
gruntlement is real or feigned, it be
hooves the freemen to send to the nom
mating convention men who can BIZ
trusted and who, in any emergency
will act wisely and independently il
choosing a candidate for the governor
ship.-Rural Vermonter.
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SAXTONS RIVER.

The match game of base ball between
the Dartmouth College nine and the
Academy nine, yesterday, resulted i'll a
score of II TO in favor of Dartmouth.
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Has Ford sold his horse? Yes sir, he
has, he has.
Thos, Burns is braking on the mixed
train.
II. P. Chase has commenced Oh the
foundation for an enlargement of his
store.
Mr.. G.. T. Abbott is in Burlington
attending the meeting of the Masonic
Grand Lodge, as delegate from Anch-
or lodge, in this place.
Mrs. Harriet Buxton, who has been
quite sick for some little time is now
improving.
Miss Lucy Marshall, of Andover,
has been visiting friends in this vicini-
ty, recently.
Herbert Howe is making valuable
improvements in connection with his
barn and house.
Little Miss Annie Smith gave a
birthday party to Il number of her
friends, of about the same age, last
Saturday.
II. II. Darling drove up from Towns
bend, last Monday, a fine pair of steers
purchased i'll that town.
Eight persons were burned or smoth-
cred to death i'll a burning building in
Chicago, Monday.
Six persons were killed, Monday by
train going through trestlc on the
Northeastern railroad i'll So. Carolina.
Miss Hattie A. Pierce Of Cambridge,
Mass. is spending her summer vacation
with her father and mother, Mr.. &
Mrs, Josiah Pierce, of this place.
Josiah A. Goddard, who recently
moved from this place to Wardsboro,
made brief call on his friends here q
few days since.
Geo. o. Hayward and j. W. Buck
minister of Kccne, n. II. purchased
three fine horses in this town last week
One each from S. Z. Pcndleton, Jane:
SUIT ton and G. W. Chase.
VIM. p. Mansfield, of Philadelphia;
has come Oh to spend the summer witt
his mother on her recently purchased
highland farm in the east part of town
Mrs. Philip Frank of MI. JOY, New
jersey is also visiting with the family.
Landlord Snow is having a good rul
of trade. We are glad he retains tn
service of the courteous and genia
Harry. All the travelling men know
their horses are taken care of in hi
hands.
Master Charlie Evans, son of Thos
Evans of Townshend, was up here las
week, stopping over Sunday. Charli
came up to attend the birthday party o
Miss Annie Smith and visit with hi
little friends, here where he used t
live.
Mr.. NJ. S. Foster moved his famil
to West Rupert, Tuesday. Mr.. Fo'
ter has purchased the right to sever;
counties for the animal tether manufat
tured in this place. Mr.. Foster is
good fellow and with considerable pus
and we heartily wish him more succe:
than he was able TO attain here.
zen. l.. A. Grant, of Minneapolis
Mimi, is in town. Gen. Grant is III
tive of Winhall, and formerly reside
in this town, and was the last commal
der of the Vermont Brigade.
II. z. Chase has removed his frol
yard fence-aa improvement.
Mrs. Goddard and Mrs. Cudwort
have added pleasing addition to the
flower garden; and, what is better stiI
got two hours of good solid work OF
of ID. Ii. and Ad.
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SOCIETY MEETINGS.

ANCHOR I.oMGE No. 90, +, Il a. NJ, Tuesday
evenings, on or before the full of the MOON
HOOKER Posi-, No. ), G. a. r., Satur l'ye We
nings o n or before the full of the moon
FARMERS GEANoE, No. 1871, 7. of IL. Fridays
IN or before the full of the moon and every weck'
thereafter.
DIVISION NO. %, S. OF r. Every Mon lay eve
ming ut O'Clock.
The W. Il, c., No, 9--lst Saturday evenings
on or before the full of the moon.
Camp Foster, $. of ", I'd and lth Wednesdays
of each month.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES

Baptist CHURCu-Rov O. Z, Fullcr, pastor
Every sabbath " 10 10 a, m, and 200 r. m. Sab
Dath.school, l. Is p. m. Meeting on Wednesday cvo
nings at : 80
NJ L. CnuGCu-l,ev. W, II. Wight, PASTOR
Services, same hours Of Baptist Church. Prayer
meetings every Tuesday evening.
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The Londonderry, VI, sitter.
So. Londonderry, W..
TRANELIEH'S GUIDE.

Trains leave, daily, Sundays excepted, for Rrattlo
'oro and Intermediate stations, Mall 0 90 a, M
mixed, II 80 p, m, Trains arrive from Brattloboro
and intermediate stations, mixed, IL 80 u, III; mail
10 pm,
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Good blood in his veins as
there is in the State.

Remember that | shall be pleased to
show this horse to all interested in good
stock He will make the Sc son of 1856
If my stnhln in Rausnnuilln
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Do not take quininc for malarial dis
orders. Ayers Aguc Cure contains
none, nor any other injurious ingredi-
ent. This preparation, if taken strictly
in accordance with directions, is war
ranted TO cure all malarial diseases.
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Before engaging services elsewhere

This horse is eight years old. weighs
UPWARDS of 1000 lbs, is dark chestnut,
was sired by the Wallis horse, h by the
Fulham horse, he by the Valentine horse,
he by Bigot's Sir Henry by imported
Messenger. His dam was sired by the
Whitney horse of Newfane, he by Green
Mountain Morgan. Cir. dam by Vermont
Morgan. This stock You are all familiar
with. and it will be seen that Colonel
has aS
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BACkAChE

with all other symptoms Of Kidney Disease Her
husband was called home as she was dangerously
VI; he bought Browns Sarsaparilla; she was cured
by it, and is now about her house in better health
than for years. The testimony of her friends is
that Browns Sarsaparilla saved her life.
Mr.. CHAs. PATTERSON, Engineer, Bangor, was
cured of Kidney Disease, caused by over exertion,
lifting, etc.
f.. WATSON, Fern St, Bangor, was cured of
Kidney Disease by Browns sarsapara-