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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1889-08-15
An Aeronaut's Fearful Fall.

CHARLOTTE, N. c., Aug. 1O.-Proh
VIM. Perry, of the American Balloon
Company, made an ascension at Mt
Holly, N. c., twelve miles west of Char
lotte, yesterday evening. At an eleva
tion of seven hundred feet seam in the
gas bag burst, and the gas escaped, the
bag falling over the parachute and drag
ing it to one side in spite of the aero
naut's efforts to free it, The fall to the
ground took only about ten seconds, but
was fortunately eased by the parachute
Perry's shoulder was dislOcated, his
side and back injured and one rit
broken. The extent Of the internal In
iuries is unknown.
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BLAZING NApHrHA.
Dssdly Explosion ON Bosrd Yaeht-FouI
Lives Ended ON the Eve Of . Pleasur,

Dsadly Explosion ON Board . Yacht--Four
Lives Ended ON the Eve Of Pleasure
Trip.
BUFFALO, Aug. S.--Yesterday after
noon, while the yacht Cedar Ridge,
owned by Mr.. L. L. Crocker, was being
got ready for . trip down the
river, and just as the engineer had
started the fire, two explosions occurred
on board in rapid succession. The
yacht at once took fire and burned to
the waters edge. OF those on board the
following were burned to death: Ethel
Crocker, Leonard Crocker, Howard
Crocker, all children Of tho owner Of the
yacht; John Rubenstein, carpenter
working on the dock. The injured were
Charlotte Crocker, Miss Mclean, q
friend, both badly injured, and Engi-
neer Peter volmyer, burned. Stimuli
taneously with the explosion two or
three persons were thrown into the wa
ter. Caleb Tolsms got boat and picked
up q young woman, Miss Mclean, aged
%, from the water. She was badly
burned and taken to the hospital. AT
this time the form Of Mr.. Crocker's young
son, Howard, was seen standing on the
boats deck against q background of fire.
A pike pole was extended toward the
little fellow till 1t almost touched his
breast, but he seemed paralyzed and fell
back into the FIRE and burned to crisp
before the Mortified gaze Of onlookers.
Rubenstein was then seen clinging to q
rafter just over the blazing boat. For few
moments he hung, then loosened his hold
and dropped into the furnace below.
The other children Of Mr.. Crocker-
Leonard Lemuel, aged 0 years and 10
months, and Ethel, o daughter aged 8
years-also perished in the flames.
Another girl-Charlotte, aged IA years
was blown into the water and rescued
therefrom and sent along with Miss
MCLEAN to the the hospital. The acci-
dent was caused when the engineer lit
the match for ignition of the fuel by the
explosion Of some gas which had leaked
out.
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Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that on NE 9Th
AN day OF June, A. ID. 1889, George SSrBer.
tteorEe W. Winkle. VIM. II. Wills, William
Il. Few. n. 3. Gray, Lee Kay and Fran
Eender MED their petition In the Probate
dissolution OF @ joint sub (sci,ooO d istrict in
White0ak township IN said county OF H,rh-
land, OHIO, EN- mbracing the following terri :
Tory, to.wit: Beginning nc the o. n N. w
II. X. IN the north line OF A. Emery's ia Acre
tract thence III an eastSriy Direction ana
north OF snid Emery's dwelling honse 10
Whfteonk Greek In the land OF John Gih,er
and north OF q. X. CoffmanS house thence
WIN said creek In the land of S. Wilkin n.
a branch on the east SIDE; thence mn said.
ofahch To county road, the Concord Town.
snip line southwest with said road and
township line To road south of C}eorQe
Sinners lana thence in "a westerly direct.
Ion with said read to u. b. Church and cross
roaus thence southwest with road to a
stnaii oTanch and between the land OF Robin
s~n ana l.. j. Sonner; thence with said
Dranch 70 said creek thence up the creek
10 point east OF said Robinson's dwellina
n1use thence northwes to point in MARI
Uiners iand, weso OF her dwelling; thenc@
The Commissioners (to.wtt. n NJ Watts
r. n Head aud w. q. McCoppin), appointed
to act In the premises Will meet ut th
ssGnoSi mouse IN JOINT sub (sehooO distriC
NO. 2, IN WhiteoAk township. Hiahlanl
county, Ohio, on the 3D. day OF August. A. d
lSSe: at ~ O'Clock q. M, TO disCbaree thN
duties OF their said eppOintment
June Nth, 1885, '""a.e ouose' 4
John Il. Hire, Attorney.
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TOO MuoH pRnseuRN

+.
On Natural 0ss Pipes ~ Pittsburgh~A4;
Explosion Caused which was SerloHS -
1ts Conssquences Men Killed ana .
Dossn Injured M
PITrsBuReH, Aug. 10.-There was .
terrific explosion Of o natural gas main
on the South Side shortly after stF
O'Clock this evening, which resulted IN
the killing Of two men instantly, fatally
injuring two more and seriously injur.
ing some fifteen others. The accident
was rather q peculiar.one. Booth and
Flynn were testing thirty-inch nat
ural gas main which they had laid for
the Monongahela Natural Gas Com
pany. Their workmen were test
ing the main before turning
on the natural gas, by means Of COM
pressed DIR. They ran the pressure
up to seventy-five pounds per square
inch, when the dead-cap on the end OF
the pipe blew out scattering debris In
every direction. Several hundred work.
men employed in the iron mills near by
were Just returning home, and NUM-
Der Of them had stopped along the trench
to watch the experiment. They were
struck by the debris and flying missiles
as though . bomb had exploded. The
pipe was braced by heavy timbers, and
these were hurled into the crowd with
terrific force. The workmen and spec.
tators were thrown down by the force
Of the explosion, and one Of the killed
was hurled against brick house and HE
neck broken. A general stampede fol.
lowed the explosion, and Q scene Of
the widest excitement ensued. The
cries Of the injured could be heard for
several squares. ADMINISTRATION showed
that two men had been killed outright
and about fifteen others injured, two Of
them fatally.
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DYING FROM TICKS.
Plague Among Horses In Davicss County
1ndlana-Texas Ponies Charged wit
Introducing the Plague.

Plague Among Horses In Davicss County,
Indiana-Texas Ponies Charged With
Introducing the Plague.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Aug. s.-A re-
markable and very disastrous plague to
stock is now raging in Daviess County,
Ind. During the past few weeks num-
Der Of farmers in various parts Of that
county have lost some OF their finest
horses. An investigation as to the cause
Of the strange occurrences brought to
light what seems an incredulous state of
affairs, but has proved an absolute fact. 1t
was found that ticks are actually killing
horses, which the pests attack in great
swarms, and suck the blood from tho
animal until it is helpless and is re-
lieved Of its sufferings by death. Elk.
animation shows that the pests eat their
way through the hide into the flesh. 1t
is thought the ticks were brought here
by the Texas ponies, which have been
sold here in large numbers in the past
few months. The ticks attack cows, but
do not seem to have the same effect as
on horses.
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Mrs, MAVERICK Guilty,

LIVERPOOL, Aug. S.--The jury in the
case of Mrs. Maybrick, who has been on
trial for the murder Of her husband,
brought in verdict Of guilty Yesterday.
Mrs Maybrick was thereupon sentenced
to death. Mrs. Florence Maybrick is q
daughter Of Mrs. Carrie E. Holbrock
Chandler, of Mobile, Ala. She is also Q
niece of Jefferson Davis. She met
James Maybrick in Europe. For sever.
al years she did not live happily with
her husband. The crime for which she
was convicted was committed the latter
part of May last.
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; he only nOn-a'conulic Vegetable med
icinc PAT up in liquid gOrm evcr
discovered.

!; i. ro' ay.., ianc. i.Giuk maiN ur run.
r'w wi'.ir". Cr r..usa liquors, ,picad aud
svnr'crs,d 2, vir4se tile Taste. m p purely
rrp>Jr' i rrspa' stion. mlda ron netiv9 Cni-
Il" 3:i' '~.'
"Nt.'. IS fyC 'flr-' MS. linvc aa,pons'rN;td 4 T.
l. iu.n . n sufferers thrOughnU, the ciriz~'
VIZ g. alH at III tn" n.cticnts ever Gitr,y,r-
cd Nir"l'r Bitter "rly luseSs, = peri, ct sud
v"r ".'rnii c7rr',v" ffec~ upon tbnsa trunhlrd
viii , iOi!paiDp discasCs viz.
2tFy'tSiG RteuMGtGU. CGtdiTh, Neuralgia.
He1oCche BoilS. Scrofal1. Stia Diseases
JuRnOte, GoW. Piles, BdoUsnesS, aud Il
O. 49,. ,'!.ra>,H s'!.h from hr,d impurities.
arf s' > ce,'DuifuGe it il ,tn bret L. 'i word,
h.i, dvaf.i &, al, worms t!.9t itst tie hums n
system.
II il always safe to take Mt ans sine. or pnd.r
al co'diti "i the system. for old ~ young
oi i"r ,iEi sex 1t is put up IN t~U dt!..,.
Tho ola IN slightly hitter. aud III stenugcr ia
cstjsitic feet The psw s,vl,' i. very ploo
ant ,r trr its;v aud a perfect medicine ,''
d, ';r"'. w"iu"n or children EACH tipd IL Ii,
tiuct!S nur'i g" "r top Gf carton;
MaDy tsuAsi' keep both kind Oh iia,id. ~
they fO-Iu n cDn,iirt. msd'ciiI. crpr
As q family medicine, for tn" NE * lsr.r'.
children snd ~ 90 %; Ss'lrntary hah tr. rhr ,I"w
Style Vid,gar BitserS 'ias TO "0rsi ;n 'hs world
It il i,vsIns biz I cu;iap.. tn .Hs tiins lea',
chiohond, aud gently rAgu~t y ne d;s .s
to which women ut every parind ~ lii' ap :
subject
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Try il. II yupr druggist ha, not the New
Style Vinegrr Hi'ier-. ask him to reid fnv j.,
If you once try IL yon will never ha %itrSN sit
til n priceless remedy in the house
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KILLED BY A SNOWMAN.
Horrible Death Of hoy Who Tricd to
Crawl Under o Circus Tent.


Crawl Under . Circus Tent.
CLEVELAND. o., Aug. 9.-Chas. Oberg,
thirteen-year-old boy, died in awful
agony at his homo on Twonty-third
avenue this morning. Last night he at
tended circus near his homo and at
tempted to crawl under tho canvass.
One or more of the attaches of the show
struck him with piece Of
garden-hose across the back
Of the neck. The little fellow
shrieked with pain, and was taken
home. 1t was found that the windpipe
was fractured, and that death was only
o question of time. The attending ply.
sician says the boys sufferings were ter.
rible. He had never seen human be.
ing in such pain before. Morphine had
no effect in alleviating his sufferings.
Death resulted finally from choking.
Charles w. Ullman, Lewis Cook and
Lewis Schutt have been arrested on the
charge of comming the assault.
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CoLoRED o1ANTEss DEAD.

Probably the Largest Woman in the
world-Taken to the Hospital on .
Dray-Her weight Over Nine Hundred.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Aug. 1O.-Laura
Wolford, the colored giantess, who has
been on exhibition throughout the coun.
try, died here this afternoon. She had
been i'll but few days. and on Thursday
was removed to the hospital, a dray be-
ing used as conveyance. Mrs. VOL
ford was born in Maryland, and was aged
81 years. She was the mother of seven
children, but one Of whom Is now living.
She weighed last Christmas 0O4 pounds,
and was probably the largest woman in
the country, measuring three yards
about the waist. The burial will be made
here to-day.
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SLEEPER HELD UP.
A Robber with . elouoh Hat. q
Gun and . Big Knife
Ovcroone tho Conductor and Porter, Who
surrender-Ths Lone Highwayman
Helps Him1elf 60 . Passen.
rerss Va1uables.


MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. o.-The wiscon-
sin Central passenger from Chicago,
which passed Chippewa Falls, Wis, yes-
terday morning, was held up and robbed
bya single man between Chippewa Falls
and Abbotsford half an hour before. At
the hour named o man entered one Of
the sleeping cars Of the train, COM
manded the conductor and porter to
throw up their hands and then pro-
ceeded to 90 through them, taking all
they had. One passenger was also rob-
bed. A shot or two WAS fred at the
porter, but no one was hurt The rob.
Dor pulled the bell-rope as soon as he
had committed the robbery, and when
the train came to stop jumped
of and escaped. No attempt was madc
to follow him. jacob Lift, Milwaukee
and Minneapolis theatrical manager,
was passenger in the sleeper, and the
ball fred at the porter whizzed past
within on inch Of his face. The man
was described as having the appear
ance Of woodsman. He wore o SLOUGH
hat and carried Q gun and big knife In
his belt He entered the sleeper and
drove the porter to one end Of the
car. The porter did some yelling to
awake the passengers, whereupon the
robber fred. This put quietus on the
porter, and the robber got in his work.
He took from the conductor $50 and q
silver watch, from the porter q gold
watch and small amount OF money and
from q passenger some money and q
watch. He tackled another passenger,
but the latter told him the conductor
had all Of his money. As matter OF
fact, however, the man had $500 on his
person,
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Burke Pleads Not Guilty.

CHICAGO, Aug. 1o.--Martin Burke was
brought before Judge Baker in the Grim
inal court, and pleaded not guilty to the
charge OF conspiracy with Daniel Cough
lin, Patrick O'Sullfvan and the others
jointly indicted with them to murder
DR.. Cronin. This formality over, the
prisoner was returned to the county Jail.
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Sorry to Leave His Grandma,

LONDON, Aug. 1O.-Itis officially an
nounced that Emperor William when
departing from Osborne expressed to the
Queen his utmost pleasure with his re-
ception in England. He also expressed
the hope that the Queen, responding to
his strong desire, would return his visit
by coming to Berlin.
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Flood Disaster in Japan.

SAN Francisco, Aug. 9.-The Japan
Gazette, received by the steamer Arabic,
says that about one hundred persons
were drowned, $4,000 houses washed
away and 2, 500 acres Of cultivated land
seriously damaged in four OF the seven
cantons which suffered most from tho
overflow of the river Chikugo, in Flu.
kuokalen, by the recent heavy rains.
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Tho Cars visit to Berlin.

BERLIN, Aug. 10.-It is expected tha
the Gear will arrive in this city on the
Gath inst, and remain several days. HI
will be accompanied by the Czarevitch
During his stay the Gear will witness ,
parade of German troops. The Czar and
Emperor William and the Empress viii
then proceed to Kel or Stettin to NEE
the Czarina.
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Treasurer and Punds Gone.

MANKATo, Mimi, Aug. 0.-Hcnry
Kusel, the village treasurer of Mime
sofa Lake, disappeared July 2, and an
examination Of his books to-day shows
that he is $4,000 short. When his wife
was told of his defalcation she burst into
tears and said he had run away with her
sister, Miss Minnie Cuthbert, a girl not
yet quito sixteen years of age.
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Creased Lightning.

BALTIMORE, Aug. Son two-ri1e
circular track the startling speed Of two
miles minute was this morning main.
tanned for about ten miles by the three
ton motor of the ctro-Automatic Tran
sit Company, Of Baltimore city, at their
grounds at Laurel, Md. This speed
equals three miles per minute on o
straight track.
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An Ancient Turtle.

ATHENS, o., Aug. s.-A. M. Snow, o
farmer near Athens, forty-two years ago
discovered land terrapin on his farm
which bore on its under surface the
carved legend IA. H., It'll" He has
many times since run across the same
creature, and yesterday again found it,
being able to certainly identify it by tho
initials and date given.
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Helena Is the Capital.

HELENA, Mont, Aug. 0.-Aftcr ballot
ing all day on the location Of the Capt.
tai OF the State, in whichBozeman. Bill
ings, Great Falls, Anaconda and Miss
oula were successfully defeated, q
motion to strike out the provision re-
lating to the location of the Capital was
carried, and this leaves the Capital at
Helena for tn present
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Epidemic Of Plux.

CARRoLLToN, ILL.,, Aug s.-For the last
four weeks the bloody flux has been ep-
idemic among the citizens Of White Hull
and about thirty deaths have occurred
up to date. The disease has now made
its appearance in the country adjacent
to the city and it is feared that it may
spread throughout the county. The
physicians have been unable to check OF
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Minister Makes q Haul at Lottery

LANSING, Mich, Aug. 1O.-Rev. Fred.
erick Mayer. pastor Of the Evangelical
church, is liberal minded gentleman,
but his congregation was shocked this
morning to hear that he has been invest
ing in lottery tickets, and dumfounded
when they learned further that he had
bagged 81, 1000 in recent drawing.
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U. q. Regulars Desert.

New YORK, Aug. S.-Twenty-eight U.
s. soldiers deserted the barracks on
David's Island late Monday night. The
authorities have endeavored to keep the
matter quiet, but one of the deserters
was captured on Hart's Island this morn
ing, and the story leaked out
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saloon Murder.

CHICAGO. Aug. 10.-Neil Nilsson, fore
man Of the Tewes Ice Company, was
stabbed seven times during o saloon
quarrel tonight His assailant was
George Mcclure, laborer. Nilsson will
die. Mcclure IL under arrest
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Mrs. surratt's Accuser Dead.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 0.-Benj. f. Span
dauer, who was the principal witness
against Mrs. Surratt, hanged at Wash
ington In 1865 on the charge Of conniv-
ing at the assassination Of President
Lincoln, died to-day in tho Maryland
ponitentiarY.
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Chez Oong Hanged.

PORTLAND, Ore, Aug. 10.-Chee Gong,
the twice-convicted murderer Of Lee
Yick, was swung into eternity at 10:5a
o'clock yesterday morning from q gal
lows erected In the wood-shed Of the
county jail. He stoutly protested Aa
innocence, claiming that he wSs tue
victim Of Highbinder conspiracy.
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Heaviest Rain Known,

HIAwATHA, Kas., Aug. 10.-The heav.
lest rain that ever occurred in this Sec
tion fell last night. The tracks Of the
Missouri Pacific railway were washed
at several places and traffic is delayed.
The damage to crops is very great.
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Monteagle Assembly.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. s.-The
Monteagle Assembly is now holding its
seventh annual session on the Cum
berland Mountains of Tennessee, and
not less than 1900 people are in attend
ance. Distinguished orators and edu-
Gators lecture daily, and the session has
been unusually excellent and success
fu1
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Tunnel Through Three States.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 10.--The heading of
the great tunnel at Cumberland Gap was
knocked in last evening with appropri-
ate ceremonies. The tunnel Is the
largest in the State, and trains in pass
ing through the tunnel will cross sec.
tions Of Kentucky, Tennessee and vir-
ginia.
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A Minister Drowned.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Aug. S.--Rev. L.
Mcdonald, we'll known colored preach
or, was drowned Monday in Taylor's
bay, near Augusta. He was trying to
recover skiff which had dritted from
shore. r-,rs
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Executors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that theupc
IN signed have been appointed and oul
ned executors OF the estate of Benz Barr
the Probate Court Of said county.
CARLISLE BARRERl
July I'D, 1889. MILLS GARDNER, |
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Wifs-Murdersr RespitAd.

ST. Louis, Aug. Ex-Governor Francis
has granted VIM. Anderson, wife-mur-
derer, sentenced to be hanged to-day, .
reprieve to September IS.
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Texaa Crops.

GALVESTON, Tex, Aug. s.--!The News
publishes the last Of its cropreports this
morning. The reports are almost unan-
imous in chronicling the best corn crop
that has been produced In Texas, while
the yield Of other grain is fully up to an
average. The cotton crop is q splendid
one.
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HenryM. STANLEY.

LONDON, Aug. 9.--Hcnry M. Stanley.
with Emin Pasha, is proceeding down
the coast to Zanzibar. They are accom-
panied by nine thousand mon, and carry
an enormous amount Of ivory.
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Notice to Creditors of Ben
Barrere's Estate.

A LII persons having claims against d
xA estate OF Renj. Barrere, decensed, w
ional Bnnk, of III illsboro, for examinatil
by the undersigned.
MILLS GARDNER,
q. BARRERE.
ExeCutor,
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Crazsd by Speculation.

CHICAGO, Aug. 8.-W. Il. Hancock, a
board OF trade man, was declared de-
mented in the Insane Court to-day.
Speculation is said to have crazed him.
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6lOudiu'a proOoaal.

PARIS, Aug. 10-Blondin, the rope.
walker, has wagered $s0,0oO that he
can walk on cable from the top OF
the Eiffel Tower to the central dome OF
the exhibition building in less than fve
minutes.
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Another County Treasurer Short.

VINroN, Ia, Aug. 9.-An examination
Of County Treasurer Steadman's books
shows shortage Of 81, ,503.
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VISEG iR BiTTERS.

The only Temperance Bittrrs known.
II stimulates ;hr BrAiu and Iuiets tkt
Nerves. regulates the Bowels and rpT-
ders l. perfect blaOd circulation through
the humaD veins, which is sxre to re-.
store perfect health.
GEO W. DAVIS. og l6a BerroSe at.. N"w
Qri"rus. La writes under date May 26. 1874.
~ fal'"ws: Il l,sve been going to the II, B
Springs. Ark. for fifteen Years for an itchiEr
hnnpr in my hksh 7 have just us"d t!ir,r
bottle. ~ Vinegar Nitstrs, and it hss dnnv NJ
NOR anod than the springs. Il is the best
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York. saw: : "Hav" not beer without Vinegar
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MRS MATTE FUiRGUSON, os Drydru. y
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cine ~ver tiipa = saved my life"
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years ago, and rrrertly 1t cured me Of rheEiaa.
tism"
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