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Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-07-07

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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-09-07

,,ru Butler spoke by invitation last FRI
day evening ou tn. ISSUES of tine cam
pai-u To- au immense audience IN fremont
Temple Boston The strength Of mis-
speech lay iu the power with which he
stated facts uu subjects with which hr Is
perfectly familiar. Tn" only occasion ou
which bee INDUCED n that sarcasm of which
he is such "a master, wa, when be- placed
tl, blaine for thc President, hlunicr-
about the tariff mot upon Cleveland but
upon the people who. "hy hurrah lifted
into that great office man who had uo
training for the place and when he cx-
posed the f.rhleur~- aud folly of policy
regarding the i,herie, which consisted iu
first -urr.udpring and then clustering The
speech wa, strong argument for protec-
tiou and in the course Of il he said
81 shall not discuss free trade, because /
have vet rn meet practical business man
who knows amy thing upon our subject Who
Is "a free trader, especially a. the President
declares himself not To- he "A free trader
He SAY, in hl, message 1t Is mot proposed
10 entirely relieve the country of TIN, tar
NJ taxation 1t must bee extensively con-
tuucd rs source of its income, and no AN
adjustment Of our tariff. the interests of
/ American labor engaged in manufactures
should he carefully considered. A. well a.
/ he preservation of our manufactures.
therefore cite him ON my side As against
fire., trade, but ! must comics, at the same
time that the President seems tn try a. get
a, near being free trader rs he can If
take his words, he exactly agrees with me
al
But when read the Mill, bill which has
passed the lIuuse Of Representatives | fluid
that It puts many natter, uu the free trade
list which would bee disastrous 10 American
production.
TO protective tariffs Lowell owes the
. prosperity Of her mill owners and the high
condition and character of her laborers
. Should legislation which works such mira
Gle, of benefit t. whole classes of our la
boring mcu-and | agree, richly earne,
wealth tn her manufacturers, for more
than a generation of men-he denounced
u- scarcely better than combined robbery
If the many for the benefit Of a few
All - but the srutfer will say, here Is
Lowell manufacturer clarifying the mean,
that made his wealth \ single word a.
tu that never owned share of Lowell
manufacturing stock until after 1888, AN,
then bought in the shares of a RUNE,
wool concern after the tariff Of 1871. NJ
Iahoriug man or woman ever lost dolla
Toy the failure a. pay Of a Lowell mill.
From reading his message ! learn tina
the President does not heleve in these he
Inefficient results If protection but do he
lieve if he had observed and known, as
saw, how much q protective tariff has dom
for American workingmen, that messag
] Il a..
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-09-07
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.

The Old Homestead with realistic aud
spectacular nliunrts, began what is eN
pected to ho full years run at the New
York academy Of music last week Thursday
night The elaborate scenic effects were
displayed i'm the first three acts, and inclu
ded a cycloramic country scene 10y Philip
poteauN, aud a rich interior, with "A view "
the outside of Grace church by Goatcher.
But no amount of expensive scenery could
distract attention from "Unce Josh. who
made his first appearance on load OF hay
drawn 10y yoke of oxen and was greeted
10y hearty and sustained applause
Mr. Crowley the famous chimpauzee Of
Central Park New York, is dead. He hal
pneumonia last spring and never fully re
covered from its effects. He was born in
Africa aud was brought To- thl, country four
years ago, when a year old
Three colored men were taken from the
jail at Oxford y. c., and named 10y "A
Gro sd Of masked men Monday Two We're
charged with murder and one with arson.
The boiler i'm the Perry stone works at
South Pittshurg Tenn, exploded Monday,
killing five men aud seriously iniuring a
number Of others.
Twenty anarchists who piraded in Cleve
land recently, ia the labor demonstration,
uhder tn' reu nag were uerrl"'y oeaVeu ny
une ""'N'"eh'
drug clerk at Braniord Conn put
tlh'tur" 'l a'9n'te 10y In''i'N' lh''i S'"'i
water i'f t|o boys one H"y 'a'u Ne'N anu
'''H ,i '.'' 'tII ''1' '' ''" "'u'' '''"'
u"e eH'''S I'll t"' u',''
The reduction "t the public debt during
Oh" month "l August amounted i" about
Si-i"0Vou
\ dispatch from Kansas City gives AN
account Of "A desperate battle IN the public
hand strip, between viSlaut, and hors"
thieves. la which twenty men were killed
within twelve minutes. Not one oil th"
ODD th" seventeen hor'" Jhle'e@ escaped.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-09-07
WAS 1T A MURDER ?
Suspicious circumstances Connected
with the Death Of Miss Knapp. the
DummerStOn POstmistresS.
Frank ~. Dodge Arrested and Hear
ing in Progress To-day.

There il much excitement i'm pummcrstnu
over developments which have come up this
week in regard to the sudden death Of Miss
Genevrn Knapp, the pu~tmi,tress. Miss
Knapp. it will bee remembered. was found
dead In her office 10y the mail carrier ON
Wednesday morning Of last week Her
death was attributed 70 heart disease, and
her burial took place ON Friday.
From the first there seemed o. be- rirrum
stances attending Miss Knapp- death not
consistent with the theory NJ natural death,
and a. the subject was discussed "A suspicion
Of foul play developed which resulted i'm
action ON the part Of the ,clcctmcn of the
town The body was taken mp ou Wcdue~
day and an inquest held before Justice Kit
trelge Ilaskins If Brattleboro DR., Gale.
Webster and Pratt of Brattlcboro made "a
post mortem examination If the body, which
IL Is understood resulted in the discovery Of
the marks If two heavy blows ou tine head
and marks If strangulation on the thrpnt
partial hearing was held on the same
day, when q. g. Teuuey, the mail carrier
Mrs Mary May, Frank IT, Dodge, Charles
Ormsbee, Michael Barrett and wheeler
Knapp were examined The developments
were such as to lead to the arrest of Frank
II Dodge on suspicion Of having murdered
Miss Knapp
It appears that Dodge has had an uutipl
thy to the Knapp family, and has had "a hlt
ter feeling over the Dummerston post-niiice
quarrel which resulted in the removal of
the office h. East DumucrSton lie is said
to have made ugly threats in this couucc
ton, and 10 have had abusive altrrcatiuu-
with Miss Knapp He is known To- have
been in the office only some ten minutes hr
fore Mr.. 1enney found her dead body. then
still warm Contrary 10 the report first
made. the body was not found sitting in "a
chair, hut the seat of the rocking chair was
pushed far under the counter, and the body
Law partly arros, the chair with the head
resting ON shelf under the counter. Miss
| Knapp had never suffered from heart Ill.
ease. but was under treatment for "A lung
| trouble
| If Dodge is guilty, he must have struck
/ tie blows and then placed the body "a,
| found. tie is said to have told contradict
nv stories as 10 ms movements on Wcdnrs
| day morning 1t was largely his own talk
and actions since the death which CAUSED
/ suspcions Of him His quarrel,omr char
acter is well known It was he who ma,
the trouble with the srhoolmaster. nlvis
three years ago, and got "A bullet in his les
i'm consequence. II was he who discover
ed the wild Pategonian' and rNhibte,
him at the county fair few years ago, an,
it was he who introduced Editor O.. ii. pav
export 10 his Democratic audience in Dunn
merston last Friday night.
The hearing was resumed at the Dam
merston church vestry this morning, Col
Haskins assisting States Attorney Mann
Waterman, Martin x Hit are counsel fo
] Dodge.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-09-07

Ers. q f. Fuller and family have re.
turned from their vacation and his con
-r,ntiou are glad 10 see him in the pull
lr ONCE more.
The Woodstock Baptist society will hold
their annual convention in this village next
Wednesday and Thursday Sept. - and 10.
There was "A Republican torch light pro
rr,-ion and rally at Thompsonhurg last
Monday evening Addresses were made
D.. Mr. Dis Of Philadelphia, MIR. A, f.
'uINorth and Mr. ShankS Of this village
Music was furnished 10y the Londonderry
.rurt band and the gler club.
The rRu,tic," were badly defeated last
saturday afternoon, Mt Jacksonville, 10y the
Londonderry nine Score 10 10 Il.
Frank Tyler has returned from Putney
where hc has been working for sevrra
muuth,
Mr. and Mrs. ". II Converse of Nal
deem. Mass are here to spend fe" weeks
0rhpoI began last Monday.
Don't forget the lawn party at Mr.. AK
rn- saturday evening A good time an'
H'. are invited
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-09-07

A, goes Somerset 50 goes the country
10 Republican, = Democratic,
Mrs. l.. f. Crosier has been in town for
+l,,' INST two ar three weeks She will live
at Hoosac Tunnel for the present, where
her son Arthur is assistant station agent.
Mr. and Mrs Chas Crawford have re
turned to Chicago, and Mr. and Mrs " at
SON Lawtun 10 Sheffield, ILL.,
d ) Bullou of the 18th VI. Vols, has nat
his pension increased TO - per month
Several Of our people attended the Re
publiran rally and flag raising at Dover last
saturday. II Mann, lr., as president Oh
an. dny. made am able address IN opening
the meeting. and was followed by Z. NJ
Russell and Hon. C. H. Crawford OF Chita-
l,o The exercises were euhvened with
campaign songs by Mr.. and Mrs. hldder
and Mrs Russell.
Iobn HAYNES Of Palmer, Mass, was in
town Wednesday.
Rev. Mr.. Phelps will preach nest sunday
from pcut xxi, 3G Rev + W Pierce
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-09-07
LIMIT on YERMONT. Mestmn.lcr }.

- The Probate Court for said District.
To all persons Interested in the Estate Of
LEROY S RAWSON, ~ Jamaica in said dist
riot, minor Greeting
You are hereby notified that Sylvester Raw
son. guardian u said minor, has presented to said
court his petition setting forth that IL would be-
conducive 10 the interest u his said ward to sell
certain real estate ~ his said ward situate in the
village of Jacksonville In said Jamaica and CON
tanning about II acres, and to put the proceeds
thereof at interest, and praying that license Dee
granted him to make such sale; and that said pc
tition is referred for hearing and decision thereon
tn the session ~ said court to be- held at the inn
NJ II Phelps IN Grafton on the first "Wednesday
~ October next, when and where yuu may h~
heard in the premises II you -rr IT,
~ g. B EDDY, Register
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-09-07
DEATHS.

Iu Brnttlrburo, Sept q. MyrOn A. Frost, 81.
Ia South Halifax, sept 3, Jed. stark, Esq, rs
lu Dublin, y. H.. sept ., Mrs Roland - Whit
ridge, daughter of q. i Amldou uf linsdalr
m Londonderry, Aug li, Mrs, Hasetnn, -.
.3
In Guilforl Aug e. j. J.. Nichols, r., formerly
nj Tuwu-hrnd.
Though our hearts are laden with grief there
Is comfort in that hr died iu a full assurance Of
glorious immortality. These things have ! writ
ten unto you that believe In the name ~ the Lord,
that yr may know that gee have eternal life aud
that Sc NAV h.lh.yr uu THE name uf the son nt
God " During his long illness lac was carefully
cared for hy his ever faithful daughter May She
ls' found "a, was hr. ever Watching and waiting
for the romiug of the Lord j. a. "a
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-09-07
.,TATR OFvERMONT. Marlboro s..

> BY the Probate Court for said District.
To all persons Interested in the estate Of
LEWIS +. GOULD, late Of Vernon in said Dis
trict, decreased, Greeting
You are hereby notified that this court will de
eide upon the allowance IT the account Of ADD
son WHITFIELD. Administrator upon the estate
II Lewis +. Gould, late Of Vernon in said dis
trct. deCraS-i. and decree distribution to the per
sons entitled at session thereof to br held at the
Probate Ofiicr in Bruttlrluru in said District, ON
the last saturday u September, lS~S, when and
where you may appear and be- heard in the prem
iS''s If You cause
M + W STDDDARD Rprisfrr
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-09-07

Mr. and Mrs. Buchanan of Antrim, \. H.,
have been visiting at g. B. Williams also
Mrs Wiiams's brother j Hopkins Of An
trim,
John and Luella Williams are attending
GIenwood seminary this fall.
The school in the Parish district began
Monday with Miss Kate Hoyt ms teacher.
G. NJ Russell gives his lecture at school
house hall next Friday evening
Mr. and Mrs f. r. Davis and child, Mr.
and Mrs ". Horton and daughter and Mrs
sylvia Davis Of Brattlehoro, have been rus
treating the past week at l. j. Iimson
farm. Mr., {. q. Hovey has returned FROM
a months visit in Massachusetts, = Miss
Minnie Herrick is visiting her sister Mrs
lluyey
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-09-07
MARKET REPORTS.

BOSTON, Aug - Northern creamery butter
commands 23H Ri; Western creamery, 3OGn2l
and Ia Is; Northern dairy, lSW Al; selections "a
Best New York and Vermont cheese, &c.; choice
Western, Slad ~ Strictly choice small pea beans
are easy az e. gOGi $500 per bushrl. hand picked
marrow pea s. i00 . IS; yellow eyes, 81 GO1f2 los
Egg lS1f IA per dozen. Potatoes S3al2 - per
barrel Hay. SlS0 % per ton.
CHICAGO. Aug -. Wheat No spring, gli
40 red winter, ole Corn, No =, i5c. oats No.
> 1i3aC Rye, No >. l1ai.
81. LOUIS, Aug - Wheat, No > red, Mii &C.
Corn, No. mixed, ilaic oats, No mixed, aic.
Rye, lGc.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-09-07
@arrtages.

In Mrridrn Conn, sept @, by Rev. j Y. Gar
tom. Charles r Crosby and Matte A. Rrmis, both
of Buttlrhuro.
In Leicester, Mass, Sept {, by Rev. A. II. Cool
ils. Ur Edward Kirkland NJ Bellows Falls and
Mary Chase uf Atlanta. Ga.
In Brattlrhoru sept q, nv Rev T. W Illman,
Frank r. Sparks - Grafton aud Alice J.. Gorham
of Hartford, Conn.
In Christ church, Guilforl, Sept ., 10y Rev. W.
II COLLINS Charles ". Ray, VI d. of Jamaica,
aud Sarah \ Moves Of tiulfuul
In BELLOWS Falls, sept %, hy Rev. Father RrN-
uulls john a.. Duuu'il and Kate Howard.
In Londonderry. Aug e, Sheldon Barrows ot
Granville, y y, aud Annie Johnson of Maiden
Mass.
In lIinslalr, a. H.. Aug. 30, by Rev j Il. Moo
nry. WIN. i Merritt of limS,lalr and Lizzie Ladd
NJ Chester.
In lliusIale, n H., sept g. by Rev $ q. Alb
bott, BERTHA $. Sprlgue and Laurence II. Lazrllr.
la BrrnaulStun. Mass, sept 3, by Rev. VIM J..
Iemkms. Dr. " u. IIrrrn and NrlIir VI. Nrny.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-09-07
DOMMIssIONRRs, NOTICE.

= ESTATE OF JONIAU Il IUASE-
The undersigned having heen appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court for the District of Mari.
boru Commissioners % receive, examine aud All
Just all claims and demands of all persons against
ngham in said district, Decreased. and all claims
exhibited in offset thereto, hereby give notice that
We will meet for the purpose aforesaid at the late
residence Of Josiah Is Chase on the 2lth day of
september ISSs, and ,3d day If January, iS-1
from 10 o'clock A. NJ until OF clock g. ~, each ot
said days, and that six months from the twenty
fourth day NJ July, 1884, is the time limited 10y
said court for sail creditors 90 present their claims
tn us for examination and allowance.
Dated at Nottingham this ith day NJ sept, -.
Z. |. ~ ll.ER, Commissioners,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-09-07
TATEOFVERuONT. NarIllr1 s.

y The Probate Court for said District
To an persons Interested 100 the estate uf PHI
LENA n JENKS. late Of Halifax in said District,
deceased Greeting
Whereas A A. Butt-rtirld has presented To-
this court an instrument purportinE to be- the last
will II said DECREASED for probate. Nou arr. hereby
uutif-, that this Court will decide upon the pro.
hate NJ said instrument at the session thereof to
be- held az the Probate Ofiu4 Boo Bruttrl.lru 600 the
last saturday NJ September ~ when and w herr,
you may appear and contest the same, if You See.
cause 81 r. " STpppARp, Register.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-09-07
TATE VERMONT, Marlboro -

y Tine TTUUufr IUUTt Tor SliI UIsfrlrf
To all persons Interested in the estate uf IIpR-
ACE ST6CKWELL.late Of Brattl-r ORC IN said dis
trict. decreased. Greeting.
You are hereby notified that this court will
decide upon allowance OF the account Of \ STAR
KEY, Administrator upon the estate NJ said de.
creased, and decree distribution thereof to the per
sons entitled a session thereof 10 h. held at the
Probate Otire in Brattlrhoru ON the last SATURDAY,
pf September. lNSS, when and where you may h,.
heard in the premises. II You cause
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-09-07

II r. Croweu aud family have returned
FROM She beach
johnson brothers are having their house
repaired and painted
Osborne Brown is sick with typhoid ie-
YER and Clara Hamilton with dlphtherla
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-09-07

text will be Luke xviii %, and his topic
Some time, some where
The Universalst church was filed last
Sunday evening TO hear Mrs Kenyon Of
Townshend talk with her cravons Miss
Mary Spencer, president Of the local W. c.
r. e., opened the exercises by reading
from the Scriptures, and Rev h. W Pierce
invoked the divine blessing The singing
by the W. G.. T. L. quartet Miss Spencer,
Mr., Anna r. Spencer, Mrs. Mann and Mrs
Walcottl was excellent. Rev. Mr.. Tucker
pronounced the benediction.
We understand the splcctmeu have virtu-
ally closed IA contract for the village bridge.
The long needed crossings aud sidewalk
near the town hall will soon he put in.
The town hall was well filled on Monday
evening to hear : T. Davenport discuss the
political ISSUES of the day The speaker was
introduced 10y f. A. Willard, lr, chairman
Of the meeting Mr. Davenport thanked
the ladies for their presence, and expressed
the hope that the day was not far distant
when their political rights would he fully
recognized. The tariff issue was clearly
explained with illustrations that all could
understand, and free whiskcy' received
full attention, conclusions being reached,
however, which we consider hardly war
rantahle The speaker ahstained from
harsh criticism and rash statements. and
his address was fairer and more candid
than campaign speeches usually are
Asher Haynes Of Tonnh Wis who went
from here some 30 years ago /, visiting in
town.
Hon O. T. ButtcrGcld of Haisler. Ncb..
is in town
An educational meeting under the charge
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-09-07
F. E. H0USH & CO.,
Book & Job Printing

! desire to say 10 my friends and patron, that !
have severed my connection with ihe K-form-r
Job department. and that am now with Nrs-rS.
+ HouSh n Co., CruWrll's block Elliot street.
Nhrr,. shall b. pleased Ia meet them Come 100
and hook around If you don't ORDER
This Office Is, h4'yuud doubt. the largest in the
state uf vermont and. Therefore. yuu are safe iu
bringing your work here Thanking a generous
public for the liberal patronage. extended me- no
thr past three years and hoping for confirm
aucr ut the same, am
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-09-07
AUCTION SALE
Gnninmhnt. % nj III

TI'HE BUILDINGS aud lands formerly known
i as the residence Of Amasa Fits 100 the village
Of South Wardsboro The buildings are well
built and in good repair House 2-story. painted
white with blinds l. containing kitchen and wood
shed connects house and barn Running water
in barn cellar. Can go from house 90 barn and
not have To- 20 out ~ the SNOW. Good well uf wa
ter at housr; pump n Kitchen not six feet from
stove. The buildings are pleasantly situated sur
rounded 10y apple aud pcar trees, a large lut VI
choice grated apples About 90 acres of land.
divided into pasture, woodland and moving. iu %
good state VI fertility. IL b. choice, and drslru
IDLE Residence and an opportunity that rarely pro.
s"nt~ itself Any who feel Interested aud iuv,.e-
tigat' will not De- sorry after This Is O positive
sale; sou IL can get no more, 500 or s-OO if yuu
will give IT, Ssu u competition 100 bidding bring,
&C. will also ss'll at auction uu the same day
one pair ~ thrre-yeur-uld steers. one COW. one
-hoat. one OK cart, harrow. sled. chains. forks.
rukcs, grind stone barrel part full uf vinegar.
flour barrels Also the u'-St part Of the houS,.
hold goods. One new chamber set, one new sure,
luck cook stove, bureaus tables. chairs. bed
>teadS, feather beds. sewing machine. clock
crOrkrrV and tiuWare. stove ware glass fruit
jars Also cords Of stove wood. d tons Of hay.
oats. potatoes. apple, on the trees.
CYNTHIA A. Fits,
A.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-09-07

TATE VERMONT, Marlboro IS

O1IAIE OF VERWUNT, NnTINOrO -
> The Probate Court for SAID district.
To all persons Interested in the estate Of JED
Greeting
Whereas a. A. BUTTERFIELD has presented
Ia this court an instrument purportlng 10 hr the
last will NJ said decreased for probate: You are
hereby notified that this court will decide upon
the probate Of said instrument at a session thereof
Co De- held NJ the Probate Office in Brnttlrbnro, IN
said district, on the last saturday ~ September.
lSSs when and where you may appear and con
test the same II You see cause.
81 r. W STOnDARD, Register
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-09-07

STATE OF VERMONT. MarLboro S.

> The Probate Court Tor SAID District
To all persons Interested in the estate NJ IlNA
q BAILEY late Of Wfane, decreased.
Greeting
Ynu are hereby notified that j. II Mrrrinrld
Administrator upon the Estate of XINA c. BAL
LEY, late Of Newfane, in said district, deceased,
has made application to this court for license tu
sell the whole NJ the real estate of said deceas-
ed. upon the ground that such sale would he hrn-
rhcial tD the heirs and all persons Interested
therein, and that this court Will decide upon
said application at session thereof tu hr held
at the Probate ONCE in Brattlchoru ON the last
saturday ~ September, A. d. lSSs when and
where You may he heard ia the premises, If YOU
SEE cause ri r.. W STOunARD Register
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-09-07

New York stock aud Money MARKET.
New York, Aug. ~ Government Bonds:
" Is coupon. Observation-Disclosures. l1Aia
rs, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ..--.... 1919
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-09-07
A WORD OLE WARNING

4 WOKD OF WARMING
There many white soaps, represented be Just good The yory"
they ARE NOT. but Ike all pecs- qualities
Of the genuine Ask Ivory" Soap and INSIST upon letting it.
Copyright So by r.re
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-02-23
What to Do /?

The symptoniiousness are I'M
bapily but too wn. They differ
in different indio some extent. A
billions man iss breakfast eater.
Too frequently, has an excellent
appetite for liqtone for solids OF
morning. Hiwill hardly bear
inspection at anf it is not white
and hurried, II u all events.
The digestives wholly out OF
order aud diarrhstipation may be
q symptom or may alternate.
There are often ids or even loss
OF blood. Ihele giddines and
often headache W or fstulence
and tenderness ibmach. To cor
rect all this II noeure try Green's
august F2orer. but a trifie and
thousands attest