fLATTSIIOUTH HERALD.
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KegMtered at tl.e Post Office, Plattamouth, as
second ela.M matter.
PLATTSMOUTH, APRIL 11, 1983.
IIlull water is creating much alarm
on the lower MipeUhippi.
We notice tbat Mayor Doolittle. of
Lincoln, in bis final message of a val
edictory nature -gives the total indebt
eduess of the city of Lincoln at 9410,
30, beiug 19 4-10 per cent of the assess
ed value of all the taxable property
now within that city.
McCoxmiE Post, Xo. 43, G. A. II.,
will give a splendid entertainment
at the Opera House on Ftiday eve.
ning next; upon this occasion, the
boys have made arrangements to
have the Original New Orleans Jub
ilee Singers present. Wc uuder
Htand the price ot tickets will be
low not to exceed fifty cents for the
best seats, and it will be a rare
chance for our good people to listen
to the finest troupe of singers in
America, and at the same time con
tribute their mite to the G. A. K.
organization.
The average New Jersey hotel
keeper and New Jersey guest are iu
an unfortunate condition. The ho
tel'mcn, and other saloon keeper? it
appears, failed to indicate the loca
tion of tho real estate signers to their
petitions fur license, and by a pecu
liar quirk iu the New Jersey law. no
license can now be granted until Sep
tember next. This will put tho Jer
sey man on light diet during the
warm weather. We believe Dob In
gersoll once remarket something
about the benighted condition oi New
Jersev.
It appears that Senator Van Wyck
has been 8ucceeful iu prevailing upun
tike secretary vf the interior, to order a
sale of the Otoe Indian lands in Kansas
and Nebraska. At tLe late session of
congress, the house of representatives
failed to pass the seaate bill, providing
for A complete sale and disposition of
these lands. The land is all appraised,
and Secretary Teller baa decided be can
protect all interests and has ordend the
sale to proceed. A large portion of Sen
ator Van W'yck's constituents have been
clamoring for the sale of these lands and
the senator has not neglected the matter,
it 9eein.
For some days past, Uncle Jacob
Vallerv Sr., has been very ill with
pneumonia, under the care of Dr
Richmond; consultations with other
physicians have been had on dii!Vr
ent occasions, ami on yesterday Dr.
Livingston informed the Hkkalo
that there was a lair chance for Air.
allery s recovery. Although the
old gentleman has almost reached
his allotted three score and ten; be
ing now in his sixty-ninth year,
it e uave uau a very Dleasant an.
One of the most uncalled for con
troversies It the furore pervading the
press in regard to Carlyle. Mr. Froude's
reminlsccnscs by Carlyle 's wife have
seemingly stirred the literary circles
of the world to a wonderful extent;
just for what purpose. It is bard to as
certain. Our newspapers and number
less would be critiques had just lapsed
(like the lovesick school girl from her
first sensation) from their gushing
over the Carlyle-Emerson correspond
ence, when, lo and behold, with dark
hints first, and then fragments, comes
"JeaunleV reminiscences; and an en
tire revolution of sentiment is threat
ened toward the bluff old Scotch essay
ist. Whether Carlyle was a dyspeptic,
a sour, gloomy man, making his home
sombre and unpleasant, will never
figure, when the lover of the Carlyle
style is perusing his essays either early
or modern. His Gaethe and Schiller,
his reviews of the German literature,
his -Jean Paul Freiderich Richter," his
"Present Time." bis -Parliaments,"
with his numerous other essays and
pipers are Carlyle s icorks, and as a
litterateur, by them must he bo judged ;
not whether in bis fits of dyspepsia
he wad kind and considerate of his
"Jeaunie." We believe it is seldom
tho case that men of Carlyle's cast of
mind make pleasant companions at
home; they give themselves body and
soul to their life work it becomes
'.heir passion. Perhaps, and we bo
lieve, the great Hugo is an exception
who knows but that, when this great
oiu man is laid away neath the dull
cold marble ; ''and to revile the old race
pleases tbe new, a skeleton will be
hauled out of his closet and set up as
a temporary scarecrow for small minds
to puzzle over. We have no patience
with this disposition to mix up Mr,
lanyies dyspepsia with his famous
achievements iu the world of letters
ii .s out rigut and charitable that bis
weaknesses and his foibles should rest
with his old scotch bones in peace and
quiet. If bis life's laboi is what many
men iniun ic is, it will live-on the
same, despite these criticisms upon
v.:- i. ,. ,i ...
uta iianty ui uisp031ll0U. lie Was
only human and a Scotchman at that
The Chicago Times, the great ag
uostic journal, in politics, takes Con
gressman JJeuster, of Milwaukee,
smaruy 10 task, for honestly
say mg u ma oerman constituency
in .Milwaukee, upon his return from
Washington, the other clay, that the
new levenue act "settled the tar
iff quescion for the present," and
mat be (Deuster; "would lor one
oppose any attempt to reopen the
question during Uie next session ot
congress. Air. Deuster is an able
ueuiocrauc representative in the
American congress and understands,
uouutless, the sentiments of his con
stituency and the temper f the
American people generally; he un
uersmuus Mm, an act has been pass
iuiti uiutu unnecessary wranij-
iiug rcaujusung duties, and
until the people see, and become ac
quainted, wim Me practical work
ing, they arc not going to demand
imoiuii me iarm ana a
consequent unsettling of our com
merciai system. Hut the peculiar
leature oi the Times article is the
covert threat, which we notice the
average tree trader is shaking in the
ace oi the democratic party now a
uays, and which cannot be better il
lustrated than by quoting the Times.
In criticizing Air. Deusier's declara
tion the Times speaks as follows:
It i- hi
quaintance with Uncle Vallery since ,.,n ,) V, aiUly, lno that if Air.
the year 1866; and the Herald sin- liantla11 ls msk speaker of the new
cerely hopes this good old citizen c;uu1rc8 as tue "ult of a political
may yet be spared man v years with "between New York and Penn-
hii familv- and trivia J syivama politicians or otherwise.
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SUKVETOK Gen'l StEI'HEXSOX puts
in an appearance, this eleventh day
of April, in the year of our Lord,
aid received from Surveyor General
praitn, tne durveyoi General s olHce,
in apple pie order. c are inform
ca that "civil sei vice " in a sensible
form will be recognized by Gen'l
Stephenson, who will retain the pres- j ibis."
tne tanh" question will be brought to
tue front by a party which, is not
alraid of an issue, or of its shadow.
and which will develop strength
enough to give a world of trouble to
a party which seems to be training
lor a light by divesting itself of con
mictions anti eliminating everything
jiue an issue noin the contest. Per
haps Air. Deustcr has a susmcian oi
hopes President Arthur will proceed
to apply the toe of his prerogative to
the base of the official person, of this
cointnUeion without ceremony. Ex
perience has demonstrated that the
most competent and trustworthy ser
vants the government has in tho dif
ferent departments at Washington,
are the woman employees. The
Herald is in favor of women ev
ery time.
And still the dcfcrulents in the star
route trials arc unfolding their ''plain
unvarnished tale." Minor is now disclaiming.
BANKS.
JOHX FlTZOEnALl), A. W. MO LA UOH LIN,
President. Cashier.
FIRST NATIONAL
IB .A. ZLST lEC !
OF PLATTSMOL'TH. NLUUASK A,
Offers tin? very best facilities for tbf prompt
tram-action of legitimate
BARKING BUSINESS.
Storks, Bonds, CI old, Coverunienl ami Local
Securitiex Koulil ami Sola, Deposits receiv
ed aud interest allowed on time Certifi
cate", Draft drawri. available in any
part of tlie. I'nited Slai c and ail
the principal towim of
Europe.
Collections made & promptly remitted.
Highest market price paid for County War
rants, State ai.d County Howl.
DIRECTORS
John Fitzgerald A. K. Touzalin,
.John It. ChtrK. It. C. 'uhlng.
Geo. K. Dovey. F. JC. White.
A. W, McLaughlin.
Bank Cass County
Cotncr Ala in and Sixth Streets.
PLATTSMOUTH
j JOHN BLACK. President.
iJ. M. i'ATTKUSOX, Cashier, f
Transacts a Geisr al Banking Business.
HIGHEST CASH i'KICE
Paid or County and City War. ants.
coLi.i:cnoH 3iaik
and promptly remitted for.
niKKCcToits :
John r.lack, J. M. 1'atterson, C. H. I'armele,
F. R. ;uthmann, J. MorriB.se', A. 1J.
Smith. Fred fiordnr. 5Uy
ALWAYS AHEAD!
BENNETT & LEWIS,
THE LEADING GROCERS !
T jE3
R.R.
Just Received.
a i i m: mm: of
Como to the front with a complete etock f
Staple and Fancy Groceries jixTebr ask A
Fit ESI I AND NICK.
AVe always buy the best goods in tin uiiukpt, and guarantee -v i vtliing
we eell We are Bole agents in this town for tin.- sale of
PEItFECTION" GltOUNl) SPICES,
AND THK CKLKIIKATKD
The
and tlx
Iiik
f Ih-iivcr
and all judntH
"BATAVIA" CANNED GOODS,
Nothing finer in the market, l'latt's "Tiger" Lrrnd of IJaltiniore Oyster
always on hand. Come and see us. We ikill make you glad.
r
"BURLINGTON ROUTE"
(Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad.)
GOING EAST ; D :V ?' . j
Eicpant Da.7 Coachcr., V.ulor v'l:-. v-U'.'. i:-?-;.',:
nir CliairH 'scat-? rr'i-l, Sra :;:! ; '..Mr-i. n lt-
!v.)lviiij Chains. rulin:i:j i';. ) -'.5 . ; . ' : ;
tha famniiH C H. & L iiiiiiT lir.i : i. : ;
frorj Cfiicari & Kan:i ."!:v. t'-i- ,v -jf. -it
fclufTs, Chinign L,;h ."loi.i'w i :. " I
seph, Atchison & TotK'k.v l.'-r-:-v s.-j j
tweeu I'.uoao, Lincoln A iXMivrr. i'ar r;.: vm. f
lxtwen Indi-jn&polis A t'o'.i:K:l :t!:rf.- r; : r; . j
Ail conn:toiis ran.tt- in ( m-.;. .-.. .i i; n.
C.DSfiG NCnTH AMD COUTH
ll-J 'I'raim f ICi-i-.T.it I):iy Coai-lws nnd I'ull
n I'.-lac ft pi'.L' (.'Oi-s sire rim dailv to and
:-'t !.. ii. ri.i IKini.ibal. Ui.incj-. K-oknk.
:.:':.n. v . l.'ar.i !s ;vnl Alr.ert Ia-! to tSt
It. ! :i::r:-.'.x:is: 'ni lor Curs wiih lU'clining
!::. ;r. ic ci;. 5 ! : .'iii .S t . Iiiis tml l'i"jria. and to:
r.i.i! I.t uis an 1 ;tliiiivu. .'nly onj
4-:ii.i;.' of ,ir-i li.-C.vnil hi. IjUJIS nd l)VH
:..;. l..v. i. linccln, .Velirar-ka, and Donvrr.
known an the greet TIIU JCC;: . A!
m Finest EnulDned Hailroid in the V7orid for r.!l Gla
f. J. POTTER. Sd Vice-Pres't apt! Ocn'l "laiaia:-. r.iiO!:VA!. LOWELL. Oen.
tlimuli
.Mountain
in Southern :md Western Ntdras
ka.
Katm Conii(ctiii;-i at
PLATTSMOUTH,
OMAHA and
ATCHIS01T KANSAS,
l'ur ull points
East, North and South
Connections at
LINCOLN for
(X)ia:.mui;s,
HEERSCHAO AND BRIAR PIPES
of iitti:cr IMHIHTATIOS 113
A Challenge 5c Cigar,
t pro ily iniulf forllif u-i.'iil tikd'j jly. t
Vv: erb ;rg'sCtear Factory.
(7iX AT TIIK
Old Reliable
Y.
I. A. WATDBB&H & SON'
VV hi.
iiid l.''!;iil J). ilt-r I"
PINE LUMBER
SIILNUIjKS. lath,
sas:i, noons, .
1'oiiiMi Stlt-i t, in K'iil of 1:1 House.
PLATTSMOirTII,
A Coniflon-
NIIPIiASKA.
Ptcraedv.
Sense
SALICYL CA
WEEPING WATER
WEEPING WATER. - NEB. .
E.
L. REED, Tresident.
B. A. GIBSOX, Vice-President,
ft. S. WILKINSON. Cashier.
(i. XV. Hoi,iii:Kii.
ollit.-.
S. EUSTIS
(Un. l'u. A;; J
(Je n"l Sunt. Omaha.
f 1 1 . : : J ;
rocerie
Xo old stock to work oil'. The latent patterns 1'
A General Banking Bnsiiiess Traisactel.
DEPOSITS
Receired, and Interest allowed on Time Certi
ficates. DRAFTS
Drawn available in any part of the United
States and nil the principal cities of Europe.
GLASS JTID Q,TJEE2SrSYTABB.
FLOUJJ. FEED AND PROVISIONS.
The Very Highess Market Price paid for Country Produce
DREW BUILDING. PLATTSMUOTH.
Cass Coun
IV li Ull V U! r5 I H ErJ
ft "
T 3 '- rn
g W g pi
J. LEVY,
Will BUY and fcELL all kind of
FURHITUHE,
HSTALS,
IRON,
RAGS
AImD
FURS
Will advance wouty r.n all
SALABLE WOODS,
on lower Main street.
Opposite The Old Duke Build'uiy.
I'htttsmoutli, Feb. 1st, ls8: 4tf.
' Agents for the celebrated
Wmi Line of Steamers.
WATMAN & KIRBY, Propr's.
UAyUFACTURKRS OF
ENGINES,
cni iorce in tne otlice, so lar as the
principal clerkships are concerned
r A i ...
uu vui9 is iiui nuu proper. e
consider Gen'l Stephenson a verj
'wvu.rv.kwuD vj auujiiiiakcr tills
office, he having a full and practical
knowledge of the present system of
puonc surveys aua we predict lor
me oeueral a pleasant experience iu
this o.fice, so lar as our people are
concerned to whom he needs no in
traduction.
Many a time, aud oft durincr the
past, hlteen or twenty vears. the Chi-
li,o" Aimes uas proclaimed its bc-
iiei, that a new national part- must
fpuiig up, wiiicit can lace the Amer
ican pcupie witJiout a record behiud
i. ucuHiuuiiijj every pro.ession it
makes lor the future, i'erhaps this
ismue urcam oi tbe limes loreshad-
o.vetl in this threat; ii ho, the lieu
alu would proceed to christen it the
Attain J?muh partv.
HENRY BCECK
DEALER IN
SAFES, Cn'AIRS.
ETC., ETC., ETC.,
Of All Descriptions.
METALLIC BURIAL CASES
"WOODEU coFxisrs
Of all sizes, ready made and sold cheap for cash.
- MY F1NEHEARSE
IRON FRONTS, HOUSE COLUMNS,
AND CASTINGS.
Our facilities for heavy work iu Columns und Castiugs for Duins Ilous'.'H are
not surpassed in the &tate.
MACHINE REPAIRING of all kinds. Our Machine Shop is fully equipped
for all classes of work in iron.
Patronize Nebraska manufacturing. Wc duplicate all eastern prices, saving
freight and time.
Parties building in any part of the State should v.iitc for our terint of cstins
CASS GOXTSTT W OXUSS
March lltb, 1882. PLATTSMOUTH. NEW.
ijoODLT berating the narrow aud ir
rational view taken by Dr. Howard
Crosby in a recent article written for the
North American Review on the "dan
gerous classes in the republic," the Lin
coln Journal speak a as follows
Bat tne man who takes the politics of
2ew York city as bis text for an article
"Ocn next railroad" is the heading of
an article by the Omaha Herald, ia ad
vocacy of a line of road from Omaha
northwest via Llkhorn coaalry, aud the
Wauties and necessities for t-ucii a line of
roa 1 are enticing. y tet forth by the Her
ald. It is by ugitatinc these enierorises
setting forth the fallen condition of the that I,ubhc atteQt! fixed up m th, m
uoaj pooiio oi ine wnoie country is
next door to a fool. The average Amer
ican voter is not purchasable lor mouey
or whiskey. The average legislature,
outside of New York, is not for sale iir
controlled by the millionaires ortheco
porationa, and thtre is sensi enough in
tne American people as well as honesty
enougn to give us, witn an our Uults.the
best system of laws and the purvst ad-
aud the needs and necessities firmlv
planted in tlie public mind this done,
enterprising capitalists can be found t:
put the enterprise into practical shuix-
'I'lin .1 !u....al v. ... . 1 Ml . . .
.i..uui juau m pass iroui nortii
eastern Iowa through southern Xebras
ka to a point in central or southwestern
Jvausas winch will drain the verv best
IS NOW KEAUY FOH SKliVICE.
With many thanks for past patronage.
invite all to call anil examine my
LARUE STOCK OF
31tf. KCKXTI 'tK AMI COKVIXH
O. Am VRISLEY & CO'G
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TOFALL KINDS
FOR SALE BY
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o i'him; 2i2t t!Ki:iMsi;i, f-'oul or
Xccitiilgiii.
Iumciliats Kc:i-r vdrrantefl.
Feriiicneat Cure Guarantee!
l'i-r ii .-y t :il,li..)n it tun! m n r , nnir t fail
in m'i ; i(m . tii ii'i Hi' t iiinnir. l!i)ir Id nil
:!-in:i,i: lit h II-ii I- i lint ill ilijtji.,1 fill the
.,:llli.i(l nf Sillii lihi H.
'MM-: ONLY I I I .V I" 1? I-' Til I . lol-oN-
oi's in won n in is is is imic
r.i.oon mi' i:i; i:r i , i m; a m .oi; . v va-
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s. n-' ii (y. I't;,ii.- it tlfilvn- ilin !lv at I ho
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an I it- m i in.: ii mi -c.i ,;i 1 1 ' in -1 : ;:". :in xiiji jniM-il
JiHIKM'fa' ll ll'fal ilif.vll hi' fill !
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Mini iHiiuiii'l ;i!ii;ir,-.lion-i, mm h ,-i- lui.tiin
W II Ii oiln. iii ! n ' l.K, I r 1 1 1 i - I aiiii soot IiIiilc
llll If tl' V. ill Mil f I .lilif.li.f I llf-l' (lif ii-l-H "hifll
aif I lie if Mill .f Un- ii I : i. j of llif lilofiil
wil Ii I i ic A !!.
nI.M'YI.K'A '.vnrliH l;!i unrvi Im-im ff
feft !: tills Hi-iil :iid si jciiiiivch tin' di-.,ifr.
It is f.nw f Xf lii-lvi ly nsfil hv all ffli-luatfil
pli vsii-laiis i.I A inf t i'-;t ati'l I iiliii'. II,-Iii h
Mfitifal A'-adf lay i! rarif Ii-iits :5 j-cr rent
curl in UiM-f ilays.
tl;at SA Ml'Vliirii ii a fi rtalti -hii for
lllll'.IM. l ISM, ;mi: i ami M-;i HaI.mIA.
'I lie limst -i If iisv i:iin an; nuIxIiii-(I almost in
5 1 :i ii 1 1 v.
iivf u a trial. Itflii f nu;,ianlf l oi money
re 1 iimlf il.
Tlloifhials of tf h! ilii'iiiiitls efiit on aiii!lca
tiim. .
H a I5ox. r, r.oxpd forf.l.
Mont free ly mail on reee ipt of inotiey.
ASK VOI'li liuI'iililMT KM It IT.
Hut Io not he .IcJu.Ied into lakini iiuit :it ioriH
fi miIim ii uti-H. .- soinetliiiK.' If fomiiif ndf il an
jitsl ii- Vi,ilt ;' ,t on the fcf n nine wit Ii th,
n.iiae ol WASH l;C KMC .Si '., on I'ncli
whK-li is'iaiai.tffil elieiaicallv .uii' iiuiicroW
iL!liai tire . an indiMlf iihIIiIi; if iiisile i liisuie
siieei hH In tiie tn atmeiit. 'l ake mi oll;-r, or
Kenil to iij.
Wanhhurne & Co., riopiictoix.
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ST.LOUiS.MO
hale by S.
if t:'i;0-
ministration of them that Clirinteudom ho2 anJ corn ft'Rion in the wet, tapping
can snow. I he Lnlted States is not l;c cattle ranges in the Arkansas vvtr
neaTen, ana its people are not saints, but country. The 11euaij looks upon thi.
line of road, as oie of the most import-
lire and property are water here on the
arerage than ia any othtr country, the
taxes are lower in proportion to the abil
ity of the laloring men to pay them,
and industry reaps a lietter reward than
tnywhere else on the footstool. It is
perfectly legitimate for our public men
to discorer and point out I he national
faults and weaknesses, for the nation,
Leiujr made up of average men, will al
ways have faults and weaknesses to be
pointed out. But when a man writes to
the whole country as being in the ab
normal political condition which i the
misfortune and shame of the city of New
York, be needs an enlargement of the
breln. -
and to Nebraska, now under
tion.
condolera-
A8UIXOTOX news mdicates thai
me little yyndicate, called the civil
service commission, have indicated
their disapproval of giving woman a
, ., .
cuauce equai witn man in tne com
petitive examinations they are hold
ing, and that Mr. Dormau D. Eaton
anu nis nsFociato "iJoges aro gomr j
to quietly elbow woman out of the
service, ff this a fact, theIlKBAi.nl
DECT IN THE MARKET. '
Made OTTLTof Vegetable Oil
ana JPure Heel Tallow,
To Induce housekeepers to eive this Soao
atrial. with bach bar
WE GIVE A FINE
TABLE NAPKIN
This offer is made for a Bhort time only
and should be taken advantage of at ONCE.
We W ABB ANT this Soap to do more wash
ing with greater ease than any soap in the
market. It has no EQUAL for use in hard
and oold water.
YOUR GROCER IUS IT.
G.A-Wrisley&Co.
FLOUT
FINE HEAVY HARNESS.
A lare Hue of
Saddles Bridles, Collars. Whips, k.
always in stock.
Rtpairing of all kiwis neatly dune tin
sort notice.
Main Stivet, brtveen Fourth and Fifrli,
O. M. STltEJCWT, Hiifiut:" .Maiiat'T.
1 iMsSijUKixn. :.lt!i.iaical Manar. 7f
COV"! I'll it i- '; (;.;;:
not l.!:-!T ; Al- - .
i:kai ri: .or i;i;i.-
i. Kl.
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'll'l'l' illlli" (I'X'i
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ritoM col. l. t. i u.ri:i;
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1 of B tankard LaimAv
Til Oomp9
At Wholesale and Retail. Cash
paid for all kinds of country
produce. Call and see me.
Opposite First National Hank.
D. IP. SB ATDMlEISOrJEIS.
ROSEKT DONNELLY'S
JlrD
IiLACKSM ITU
SHOP.
Wagon, Buggy, 21 whine and Plow re
pairing, and general jolhint
I am now prepureii to do all kimls of rep.V.iu.
of farm and otlior nia'-liiiMTv, as tlie-re
Is a good lathe in iny :ilrp.
P-ETER RAfL'N,
The old.Keliable Wagon Maker
baa taken charge of the wagou shop.
He is well known as a
fc'eur
NO. 1
WoaiCllAN.
and llasxi
Order.
raade.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
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L. T. FOSLF.R.
Kendall's Spavin Cure '
j OX HUMAN FLESH.
j I'l.tteiiV Mill. N. Y., Fi-Ii. 21. ISTti.
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i larcv f on wliK ii I Il-d your Keinlr.ir J-pawn
, t lire whs a iiiallnnaiit auklt sprain of Mxt-fll
I in. .i. tli" slaiKllin;. I had tiled many tliiiiirx, Imt
i la vain. our .-M.aviti t nre put the foot io the
round florin, and for t lie firt ttme ninee hint.
; in a natuial poMtion. For a family lii,ln.el:t it
j exc.-IJs aijthiiij; we ever used.
i Vouri truly,
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Pastor of M. E. Church, Pattens Mill. N. Y
Send address for Illustrated Circular, hich
vie think ivcm positive proof of it virtues. N
r tniiiiy has ever met with fueh unqualified
KueeeiH, to our knowledpe. for beast a well as
man.
11 ice tl, per bottle, or fix bottles for All
DrunKin-J have- It or can net it for you or it
will be feni to any addresH on receipt of inirrt
hy thm proprietors, l)K. li. J. KENDALL & CO.
Enooburs Fall. Vt. 3-ly
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