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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-04-14

logger Hired Is slsse than be las besr -
. trseimsn. Nj. Hesnsu hss presented
Ais ssc,. pisiriy sra p0iaiediy hssfsn
meet 10 plausible. 10 ssy the iessi That
The death rate a. The Eegfccs 10 excessive.
.sen. 10 be- beyoad qaes'ior, ard be fbasno
,aeassis con peBsstson for i,in their birth
rste Bot II the rsce to Amsrics is totally
s,iinssishei !, ~ill BE- 10 the far CT To-
,ure. Hos pumerous the Indisns sere
when the Epgiish srstleA q, Jamestown We
have no ussn. 81 kposins. bot 2s5 years
hsve passed since thea sud We have still
2s9. 2T3 iBdisns 10 this oounify And OF
The c.. 652. $50 iobsbi,suis Of the United
State. 10 1890. sbost 1900 600 vere per
sou. o. color. seven eighis Of whom resid'
ed 10 tho Southern sisins.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-04-14

The stsit bosss, ons Of Bennins,en' q
isb5msrts. 10 10 be torn do@n. Ga the
place vhsrs II s,snas will go up hne
bries block ior stores snd so. 900 opera
/ house
/ The tavern vas built by willi.m Msib
81. CoSpecieai man. 10 iT15 so read
the stone liatei sci over one Of the old fire
. 'sees thss ". torn daua 10 iss7 The
tavern vas originally q story and bali
ssbie rooted bniidiEs. painted red. sod
.Itsnded 80 far esst ~ the Office door Of
tie pfescGt enlarged tunctGfe. All irsees
Of coionisl architecture have disappeared
Ia The successive changes, aud about the
oGiy evidence. Of its sse are the loo cell
inss spd vide door boards 10 some parts
Of the htsi story. A. It stands today. three
stories high sith double deck piazG,s aud
~ STEPPING Rooms. one would hardly be'
l,ere II must be considered 20 years did
TIE tavern besao lie with bit Of
romancc. Oae Of the early landlords bad
= young, wiBsouv daughter ho was one
Of the attfsctions Of the soeiety OF the
times Bot tall. handsome yonug man,
horse dealer. came 10 toso. The old
landlord itovnej upon proposed match,
one evening The girl jumped from her
bedroom window pnd landed in her lovers
arias She vas lifted 10 the back OF
horse. aud the young msn getting on be-
bind they sci out ssiilly for Hoosick,
where they were u rried The bride sleeps
| IN the village oemeter7, but the story has
escaped the foree,inlness Of q century.
| 10 early times the tavern was iayorite
stopping place fog people emlgrsling from
Connecticut and Massachusetts, to Yer
mon, snd New Hampshire. After Mstber
gave up the management Of the inn 1t was
run for time by Jsbez Lawrence. and be
Was succeeded by u man named Biddle.
come. IL Was afterwards purchased by
| stephen Pratt. Or. revolutionary patriot
who Was the landlord for many years
Then bis son Jonathan kept the hotel an
al 10 the forties and II had become geneD
silly known as PrAtt's i'm 1t passed from
the possession OF Pratt to that OF Julius
Norton, and from him to Capt Albert
ally managed the hotel 10 l8i7 Mr.. Wal
ksr sold the property for $500 to Louis
C,dy. who successfully ran the house uu
iii his death 10 1868 The hotel was man.
aged by some enc OF the Csdy family
Luclus or Col. William It'll about 1878.
| when the colonel died. Since that time 1t
has had xix or seven landlords. The b otel
was named the Stark house by George
Cady. q son OF Louis CsdS. in 1s47 IN hon.
or OF Gen Stark, the hero OF Bennington
battle
| The stark house IL the oldest building
10 Bennington and Is said to be the fifth
oldest hotel IN Vermont 1t has narrowly
escaped beng burned on several oco bsions
notably on February IA. 1859. when sll
the upper portion OF the hnildins wss
destroyed.
Thirty years ago you might have gone
into hardware store an I % per cant of
the hardware would have been OF English
or foreign make. You go into hardware
store 10 day and 95 per cent. OF the goods
| on the shelves uf the store are of American
manufacture and the prices today are
almost 90 per cent. less aud. 10 good
many instances, are much rs 10 per cent.
less, than they were when We were using
Eaglish make.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-04-14

Tho Republicans Won . notable victory
10 Rhode Island lsst week, eiectins mos,
of their candidates on the stats ticket By .
clear ms!ofi,. over oil and securing the
re,ura OF Seostor Aldrich. the champioe
OF The Mekinisy bill 10 the senate.
Three years ego the state election Lass
were changed sduit,ing several thousand
more Of the foreign vote. since which time
the Democrats have bad aplunlity u,
every election. The ststs 10 very close sud
the n. Y World announced With . great
hoarish OF trumpe,s that IL proposed 70
carry The state ~ . starter for the election
OF . Democratic presided, this fall. Both
sides made sireauoas efforts. employing
soms OF their beet speskera Toward the
close The World called upon Cleveland 10
come 10 the rescue He consented bu,
did not save the stsie.
The issos sas fought mainly 90 the tariff
qaestioa add the result shovs that the
Mekinlsy ball Is visdiaiins itself snd thsi
shs miss,stsmsuts of the Tres traders do
sd have the effect they did last fall. vbeo
the Den ecrs,s we're every where vicicuou,.
j, shous thai the Rspab!icsns can win
belt fail, sad thai the chsrees are that
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-04-14


The terrible famine which il p'evsilior
10 Russia hss caused loss TO the imperia
treasury OF 300. DOC. 600 rubles. which large
amour, Of money has been expended FOL
tbs purpose Of sllevis,ing the dis.r ess Of
the immense humber Of starving peasants.
OF ,bess 300. 000. 900 rubles which The
government be. distributed. 123. 900. 900
hss been assigned Tor the purpose Of sup
plying the people in the famine districts
With food and seed and 100 900 900 has
been allotted for the establishment OF .
sysiem OF relief works. 10 addition 10
this drain on the treasury the revenues Of
the country have fallen $4,000. 900 rubles
below tho average
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-04-14
The Death Hat. Of the Co,ored Poop e

In the Arena for April Mr. Frederick L
Honnsn hiss an article entitled The Vita
Statistic. OF the Negro, 10 which he ex
pressts the opinion tbsi The time will
come. II 1t has NOT already come. when tb
negro. like the lBdi,n, will be vanishinI
race. Up to the year 1880 the negro 10
creased. According 70 his figures at a rea
ter rate Than the white race which ha
been slowly gaiuiu9 on the coIorei els
ment. AM this gain hs. 90 b.en dns TO b,
natural iucrrase Il immigration But for
the enorm "a. iosss' -n-iun-i b. IN.
Southern people during tie late war th,
result f'r the past thirty years wonld
have been ril more astounding, b,
thinks
10 tie collection of tha desired statistics
Mr., Hoffman states lbst be found great
State (Alsbsms) IN possession Of State
Buresu Of Registration 81 Vital Statistics
sad hence be bad 10 turn /, the cities for
the material nee ssssry gaia Al nndsr
sts ndins OF the ojnjti Ias A. tn.y -xs' 10
day The latest aDbnd mortality report.
OF Birmingham. Washington. Atlantis, New
Orleans. Wilmington, Charleston, Mem
rhis aud Redmond. we're analysed by the
snibor, aud shos the death rate per an
nnm per 600 wbile. is IL 81. sai OF col
ored, 81 G0i He Insists that il csnuot be
Areu I'd that these conditions DO not apply
to the coun,ry population for there The
white race would c~risinly enjoy the same
favorable circumstances a. the blacks. and
thus the relstions would be substantially
the same. Agsio. a. he observes, the drift
Of the colored population ~ inio the CT les
and be might have sidei that these drift
ers arc chrhg yvuag sad strong men and
women. Diseases. which are the producl
OF immortality aud unclesnlin-ss. aud con
snmpiion, ere. be thinks. the two main
causes OF negro mortality.
By taking the Uni'ei States ssmy re-.
cords. he shows tia, nader the same con
dilions OF life negroes die faster than white
men. Even under the .sms treatment.
under the same care Of tbs sane physician
and 10 the same hospitals. negroes die
almost tso 10 one Of tue white element OF
the army. The average rate Of mortality
Tor the past iseuty years Of white add col,
ored troops. according 10 statistics farnish
ed bin by the War DspsrimeDi. ~ss IA.
90 per 900 Of mean s,rength for colored
troops. aud II 80 per 1000 Of mesn
strength Tor The white troops. The rate
0. mortality due to consamp,ion v1 GO
per 900 fr the whits aud 10 per l. 600
for the eolsred element o. tbs army. Mr.
Hoamsps sbsl'sis q some figures taken
Itcn TIE rspo. isc Ceasns Once
establishes The fact ihs, the negro Vas
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-04-14

That great American periodical. The
Certory. rs goiug 10 Guido ito osn nnrivsl
ed record IN It's program Tor 1892 The
leading novel Of the year rs The Naulabks,
by Budysrd hipiing. the famous author
Of Plain Tales from the Hills. written ia
collaboration with tie American writer,
woieoii Bsle.tier Ia The March number
bcgsn SPLENDID story Of life In Dakota,
Of Pap's Flsren, by Hamlin Garland. the
well knosu suthor Of Main Travelled
Roads. etc, etc. aud IN May will begin
another novel Of the great West by Mary
HaIlock Foo,e Both these last named
,tories will be illustrated. There
will also be y great number OF short
stories by tie beet American story writer's.
There will be q valuable and suggestive
series OF articles OF great practical value 10
farmers. treating especially OF the rels
tions OF the Government 10 the farmer,
what it is dong and what it should do.
This series will include contributions from
officers Of the Department OF Agriculture.
and other well known men will discuss
The Farmers Discomfort. Cooperatiun,
ETC.. etc The April Century has IN 1t an
article on Our Common Roads, which will
be of the greatest practical value to all
who are interested in good roads. A cele'
brated Spanish writer is to furnish Lille
OF Columbus. which will be brilliantly ia
Illustrated. and the publishers OF The Cen
tnry have arranged with the managers oil
the Worlds Fair to print articles on the
buildings, etc, written by practical ar
chitect. Both these attractive series OF
papers will begin in the May Century.
A series Of essays on Poetry, contribu'
ted by Edmund Clarence Stedmap. is
among the most valuable features Of the
year These essays are popular as well as
instructive. and many schools will arrange
to use The Century asa supplementary
reading durinR their continuance, To get
The Century send the yearly subscription
price 6. 00) to The Century Co. Union
Square, New York, n Y. No cultivated
home can afford to be without it.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-04-14

Before We made any cotton prints IL
this country they sere bought 10 Europe
sud Ne paid 80 cents . yard for them
We placed Protective duty upon them
We Immediately began TO establish the
manufacture here. aud the price hss gone
on going down, until TO day What do W
seer The duty on cotton prints is 4 cents
yard. They are worth 8 cent 6. common
standard prints, both here and IN Great
Britain. Nov. IL the tariff 10 . tax. oil the
domestic prints in Awerica should be sold
Tor 2 cents q yard.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-04-14

shsy vlll via pferi5ss they put 10 ibs
vsi bev~~a rev 80: slecsiaa.
Ts~s Ia saptess tasizrs II the siiss.ion
vhseh 10 ssoeursias ior the Bspnhli~ps
TEE Hurtospsl sieeiiops ~ New York ard
10 tho ~es'efp States generally shov
sst*isri.sl Bepabiicas gsiss Local /.
sees have much 10 Dc viii ,sesa contests
bal She,s TIE tend@ncy u Of in ess direo'
tsen u sborli 10 siren aaesldersbls
weight IN calculating tito fniafe ehsnces
q The rsfiafs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-04-14

II sbe irHssnes 81 petition ennla he
measured By 10. length. iha, vhieh The
disciples 81 HsIry t'eorse intend 10 pre-
sent 10 the present Congress paytns for
the sppoistnsa, ola committee 10 iurts,
tissie The question Of lesyins all tales on
land values. ssd enhodyins Arguments
supposed 10 sbos the desirblliiy Of such
reform. certainly oush. 10 carry greet
weight ~ IL has lis 513 signatures.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-04-14

The largest gun made by Krupp 10 Ger
many ia forty four feet long and weighs
279 900 pounds. Its csliber being nineteen
and one fourth inohes The projec,ile lie
ionr feet loas, iu weigh. being 2.700
pounds aud the charge Of powder required
10 100 pounds Toe range Of this monster
IL twelve miles snd q, nine miles iis pro.
iec.ile sill peae.ra.e iwenty inchs Of solid
steel srmor. Some idea Of the poser OF
this weapon can be gained from the fac,
that II IL we're planted on the New York
shore Of Lake Chsmplain iis proiec,iles
could be easily dropped into Darlington.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-04-14

The election 10 Jersey City. Tuesday,
sss sres. surprise 10 both parties. u
hes been Democratic stronghold and 81
way, considered perfectly 'sie for Tbs,
patty by big msiori.y, bu, the city so,
sromtnt has been 30 corrupt that many
Democrats voted for Republican csDdi 's,
.s this yssr snd Republican mayor ~s'
elected by over 5000 majority. Railway
slso sen, Republican, the frs, time In IA
years.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-04-14

Steel bille,s are quoted at 800 60 IN Lon.
don. With du,y (ss 96) added they would
cost $50. 65 a ton. Their price 10 PITTS
bursh, however, is only s22 30 ton. 81 81
above the foreign price, ADy American
cltiz en would find 1t TO bis advantage to
buy American bille,s q, the regular Pitts.
burgh price rather then to buy 10 London,
even II we bsye Free Trade. and pay Tor
bringing them across the Atlantic, Rather
bard on the tar theory. isn't in
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-04-14
ghfManfbtsifr 3ourual
THURSDAY. APRIL IA. is4a.
DIX. slHoHDs. Eti,sra pe Proprss'er

"THr uSgrrB sgirn 10 soT ,TrnoAcr
Tpr crBries. gFRoJpr7Trr TiNyr.) rnes
~ skxr srsgnSvrs1 Az osmusns. Ina
cKsnT 20 Tmah sTaTmsss ~ sDr 10 an
CrFr TMr hsuoBwT smoTsT ~ wranTr rpf
Tnnr oappgEf. rvs 70 rrEs rr. NJ saaE'
ssHa sasss Fu~ntIn THH sglsnAsD 90
oQmruET 1s1Ns TRt veAIfxs ntsssrs. =
l.saaaA Tnana
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-04-14

The mem ben o. The ssI, union 10 Eas
land sre eoaplsipins Of The gree, desresse
10 the sfpor, o. s.li from thai county IA
The usiies States. owing 10 the lee, that
90 ere sos slnos, spiirely Supplying our
ovl vsris siih tho home pred acts, snd ii
The ssns time oonsisstly loserins prices
BAL, vs ts.er 20 ohesp 10 this county -
Ia Ia nov
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-04-14

The Rhode Island election seemed TO IN.
dicsle ,bs, the muswump vote will b.
with the Republicans this year. even
though Cleveland be nominated. Tue
Providence Journsl, a strong mugwump
paper supported the Republican ticket
throughout snd though Cleveland end
Gov. Rr.sAll were h,nn1hs IN tho s'a'A :"
capture the mugwump vote most OF II
vent 10 the Republicans Four years ago
Cleveland had all this vote aud lost, csn
he win this year withou, it5
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-04-14
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Estate OF FLIzAnrTB 6BAY
The undefslgnsd, having been appointed BY
the Hon, Probate Court for the District Of Man.
chester Commissioners, 10 receive, examine, aud
adjust al claims and demands Of al persons
az siBst the Estate o.
Elizabeth GRAY, late OF Dorset
IN said District deceased and all claims exhibit.
ed 10 OBJECT thereto. hereby give notice that We
will meet for the purposes aforesaid at the
hotel at Dorsst Village, kept by George W.
Baker. on the bib dsy Of sepu n,ber
next, rem o'clock q M, until 4 O'clock
=. NJ. % SAID day apd that sis months from
the 1th day OF March %. 1sy2 In tho
time limited by said Cont FOR said creditors TO
piessDt thoir claims to as for examination and
allowance,
Dated at Manchester this 10th day Of hsfck
A. ID. 1892.
MALCOLM cAsrIELD, tr
4ssw CHARLES X BuCKLik,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-04-14

nLilslsv Reid hss sfrived home IRON
Paris. and hrunsh, With bin The reciproci
~ ADD sIirsdition tresiies between Tbs
GATED States aud France. which be has
been 30 largely Instrumental IN framing
He returns from the French court with 81
unususi amount o. diplomatic donors. snc
-iil speedily rsume bis old pos, on The
Ses iork Tribune. which be oiled with
.ueh marked ability ios many years
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-04-14

A a~p,tcs from v. II. ors ssIoas'
ed The slecslos o. ibs following dslsssis'
~ lsrs.. Consre.msn Possrs. Col. ctiiss
~ ~. AIbss.. Col. Pred Saith Of Mont
peilsr saa 1. ID. Hsxeu az 81 Johpsbofy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-04-14

Tho Nev York Sun warns the Democrat
10 party that. Tor Congress which is sup.
posed 10 have been elected on retrench'
nent ~ On issus, river and hArbor bib
calling for sal 900 600 Of the public funds
rs j. nov proposed. ia pretty strong dose
being 50 O0O. coo larger than thst OF The
notorious raid OF 1883. under tbs passage
OF Which dozsps OF members went down
and we're refused reelection the NEXT fall.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-04-14
COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

Estate 81 HAHtfeT n. CoHsas.
The undersigned having been appointed BY
the Hon. Probate Court for the Distinct Of Man
chester CommlssiOnafs, to receive. otsmiDs and
adjust al claims sno demands Of al persons
against the estate Of
Hsrrist N, Co5urn late Of Manchester
In said District, deceased aud all claims sIhibit.
ed in effect thereto hereby give notice thai W.
will meet for the purposes sfoIossid al the late
dwelling house of the deceased ~ sald nsrobss-
ter on The day oissptsmbsr, Dsrt from o'clock
A. NJ. until I O'Clock on said day, and that
six months from the 9th day ~ Mar, b
a D. 1924, ID the time limited by ssld COuu Tor
said creditors 10 present their claims TO as for
examination and silasanns
Dated at Manchester this 9Th day Of Matb
a. u 1891.
gDGAn n HoLLIsTEE, CAM.
s73s BYRON l.. jameson, """'s
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gpdAn n HoLLIsTEE. oom,,.
BYRON l.. JAMESON, ~
AhA uEMEN WAY,s Enr.rr.

~ stats 81 Vermont, District ~ Manchester, 80.
IN Probate Court, held OF Manchester siihin
aud FOR sald District on the zeth day u March
! /. b issz
An INSTRUMENT, pnrporting 10 be ibe isst vii
and teetsfDest 81 Asa HemsBssy late 81 Nj an.
chester ia said District deceased, vas presented
~ Pfobsls,
Nhsssapon II vss ordered by said Court, that
pear AZ sssrisG usfeof 70 be held ~ the Pro-
bate Office 10 Msnehsss 81 In aid district on the
18Th "a, of Apnl, a D. "a a. ~ oeloes, 10
the fefsnoos, and shos cause. ~ any they have,
sssinsi the ptobsta u ssid viii. for which tar.
poss ~ d. further ordered, thai this order BE-
published three seeks saeeessiysiy 10 the Man.
chester yothsAL, newspaper pnaisd 81 MAN.
CHESTER IN SAID Dissfle, trsrleas 10 said tine VI
hearing.
A true record,
!. Z. FEhs, Register.
A true copy u record,
s7sw Attest, y. u. TENN, kesistsr'
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-04-14
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

,UM NJ IoDIVNEN NOIICT.
Estate OF 4, MANIA 0RAY.
The undersigned having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court tor the District OF Man.
chester Commissioners, to receive. examine, and
adj nst all claims and demands Of all persons
against the estate Of
\, Mara Orgy, late Of Dorset
10 said Distrlcl, deceased, and all clsims sIbib-
tied in Offset thereto, hereby give notice thai we
will meet for the purposes nfofosaid, at he hotel
At Do,set rlsge, Lfpt BY GeorRe W Baker on
he 9th day q september next. from o'clock
A, NJ. Mil -four o'clock ? N on said day. and
that Elk months from the bth day OF March
A. ID. 1892 Ia the time limited by said Cont Tor
said oredi or. TO present their CLAIMS to w tor
examination aud allowance.
Dated at Manchester this 10Th day OF March
A, D 1892.
MALCOLM CAkIIELD, ea,
4s3w CBAHLEEK EULEIIN No'h'
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-04-14
GO TO THE
DR.. Hunter'sC atarrh Remedy
&1,0OOi

We will give One Thousand Dollars 10, 0O0) to
any patent, taking one box Of the above rene y
hat IN not fully cured or greatly benefited
thereby II Ia q sure cure, Has cured ihon.
sands Of csses. sond 40 cents IN stamps or
postal currency. for one boz 10 DR. HUNTER,
l5i Fourth avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. fsiv
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-04-14
Births.
Marriages.

In Dnnisr, ksnss. /. ,on 10 NJ. And Ne.
Cffes Parsons
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-04-14

IL Mputg siisr. ~ ihs Rev Hpash, rrsns
u tslthfees snd Miss hinnis puntfay, beth
o. Matiptasf
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wANT8.

A3ssr.itsmeHts, phNet this itas ten eent,
liae Rsrh Insertion,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-02

The readers Of the Commercial will
be pleased to learn that there is ut least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages, and
that is catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure Is
the only positive cure now known to the
medical fraternity Catarrh being a
constitutional disease, requires consti-
tutiondl treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, acting directly
upon tho blood and mucous surfaces Of
the system, thereby destroying tho
foundation Of the disease. and giving
the patient strength by building up the
constitution and assisting nature in do
ing its work. The proptietors have so
much faith in its curative powers that
they offer One Hundred Dollars for any
case that It fails to. cure. Send for list
Of Testimonials. Address,
F. J. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, o.
B8-Sold by Druggists, 700
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-02

William Timmons, Postmaster Of Ida
vile, Ind, writes: Electric Bitters has
done more for me than all other me1i44
cines combined, for that bad feeling
arising from Kidney and Liver trouble. !"
John Leslie, farmer and stockhan, of
same place, says: Find Electric Bftters
to be the best Kidney and Liver medi-
cine, made me feel like new man." j:
W. Gardner, hardware merchant, same
town, says: Electric Bitters is Just the
thing for man who is all run down and
don't care whether he lives or dies; he
found new strength, good appetite and
felt Just like he had new lease on life.
Only so cents a bottle, at Logan Drug
Co. Drug Store. ~