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MR , BUOR'S FAMOUS PET3 ,
A QJatico at Hio Great rtablo
The Ifarro at Tarry town
nnd How id Gat Thore.
Some .Account of How Tcrnr , il win
1'orrrst. Drxtor nod Other
Ucnotvnptl Trottern
Jjooh nntl Aot.
St' ork Trlluino.
All lotero of hnr o.i know of thostn-
bit's of llobatt Donnbr ot hie farm
near Tnrrylown , One bright , cool
morning ti'cemly a Tibuno reporter
started with Mr. Bonnor for n tripito
tlio frtrni. It was &lill early morning
when the train topped nt Tnrrytown.
A cartiago awaited Mr. Uonnor nt the
station , itnd in it the reporter nnd the
editor of The Ledger were soon spoud-
iiiR over the hurd , well-kept road. The
rolling , well wooded country wixa n sou
of gold nud crimson , through which
rose hcru nnd thcro the battlcmeutod
towcra of modern c.ntlcs. Ofcasiounl
iy i\n opening iu the gorgcom trees
showed n Qucon Anne cottaqo perched
Jii an cminonco , or sonic oltl Dtitcti
'itrmhoitbo ncatlcd in n quiat vnlh'y
and fiurroundcd by broun fields from
which the Imrvctta hiul long since boon
; nthcccd. All this told of the season
"When the frost is in the pumpkin ,
and the corn is iu the shock. "
An the toot of the lloct hones beat
lively munlo on the compact , nud
ho pure air of the chilly morning oont
; ho blood tingling through the veins ,
\Ir. \ Bonncr converged about liia
horatB. "Thlr , " enid lie , indicating
ono of the chestnut goldinga which
drew the cariiase , "Ja Grnfton , wlio
ino trotted hi 2:10J : , The other ia
WftUon , who hi a mai < o U21. ; Sco how
; rottin/r / horsca have improved. When
[ first bognn driving , Fiorn Temple
was the only animal on the turf that
could mnko tlml time. In those dayo
Walton would have been considered a
great horao. Now ho is regarded as
of no account. "
"How did it happen that you be
gan to got together euoh a magniCcont
collection of nnimnls , Mr. Bonner1 ?
"Well , about twonty-fivo years ago
waa in very poor health all run
down. My physician told mo to get a
xorso and try driving. I did no ; nnd
itkvo been a moat enthusiastic lover of
, ho exorcise over ainco. 1 never bet
jn n horao race or allow my horses to
; rot for monoy. Everjbady knows
; hat. For this reason the tiino made
i > y my horaeo ainco they Invo been in
my possession is not a technical record ,
; hat being only obtained when n horse
; rota in public for money. I aot out
to provo tlmt a man can own nnd drive
last horses without making a gambler
of himself. Mr. Beechor said to me
once : 'Mr. Bonner , aa long no you
don't bet , your position is as firm an
the everlasting hills.1"
By thia time the valley of the Saw
mill river had been passed , nnd the
while buildings and green fields of
Mr. Bonnor'a farm were in sight ,
crowning a steep hill to the north
ward. The bright green of the fields
on the farm was in marked co"trnst
with the brown of the surrounding
ones. This Mr. Bonnor ascribes to
the liberal use of ashes and other fer
tilizers. ' 'I raise very little except
hay on my farm , " said ho , "and am
able , by the liberal use of fertilizers ,
to got nearly threp times as much to
the aero as my neighbors do. "
There was an exhilaration in that
ride amid the glories of the autumn , in
the crisp , clear air of the morning , behind -
hind thoae two fleet horace , and the
reporter was sorry when the farm gate
was reached. The farm , as stated
above , is on the crest of a hill. It is
about three miles east of Tarrytown ,
and commands a fine view of all that
region from Sleepy Hollow , in which
the apirit of Irving yet lingers , to
where , away to the southeast , a break
In the hills shows the blue waters of
the sound. The summit of the emi
nence is a small plateau , and hero Mr.
Bonnor has his track , threo-quartors
of a mile iu length. The farm is on a
"divide , " and the water that falls on
the back part of the track Hews
Into the sound , and that
which falls on the homestretch
finds its way to the Hudson. The
drainage of the course is excellent ,
and it is always kept iu good condi
tion for trials of speed. A neat little
'arm-house etanda by the gate , nnd
near it is the carringo house. Beyond ,
toward the course , ho two largo build
ings shaped like the letter L. These
ire the stables where the trottura are
kept. On the left of the driveway ,
leading up to the track , is n largo barn.
Aa Mr , Bonnor nnd the reporter were
whirled around the course Mr. Bon
ncr pointed outaomu of his horses
that wcro roaming about the fields.
"There , " enid he , pointing to
dejected looking horao which
stood with drooflog head iu
the leo of the barn , "that
is FJntbush Maid. She ij thirty years
old nnd not ready to die y/jt by uny
means. But all her triumph * uro over ,
poor old maro. In May , 182 ( , Flat-
bush Maid trotted with hidy Palmer
at the Fashion course two miles in
3:01 : } . " The mure , as if fllio knew that
her record wan being canvassed )
kicked up her heels end went scamp
ering over the field.
A tour of the stables waanowmndo.
All along the front of thu buildings
are eliding doors , and each door openu
into a roomy compartment , each horse
having ouo of these to himsoU.
"This , " said Mr. Bonner , ni a groom
rolled back onn of the doors , "is
Daisy Darling , She has trotted in
2:10 : to a sulky. " The next animal
visited was Mamie B "Thero , " said
her owner , "this is probably the fast
est muro of her size in the world ,
She haa trotted a quarter iu 32 seconds
ends , nnd would bsat the record if
she could hold out ; but you BOO she
is not largo enough , Bho has too
much speed for her small b dy. But
eeo the muscles cf those flanks. Here
uro the driving wheels. See how
fintly formed , yet how strong , they
are , and how steep the slope is from
thb crown of her hip down to her
tall. " Shu did , indeed , seem an ani
mal built for great speed , nnd
the only pity was that there wasn't
moie of her. Mamio B. first saw
thu light iu 18G8 , and is therefore-
fourteen years old. Bho is in excel
lent condition , and age has not yet
stolen the vigor from her limba.
Erie , the first four-year-old that over
trotted in 2:28 : , is stabled next to
Mamie B. Ho tins trotted in 2:21 : on
Mr. Bonner'a track. In one of the
K'nta WAS a brown mare ha
lo > kid around inquiringly ai fie clto *
was olid bnck. ' 'This Is MH ipttn ,
said Mr. Bonnor. "Sho h s nrndfthn
fastest two milen nith ruutituR mats
Over iruilfl , ImviiiB trotted th.it Jiv
"
lwc in 4:271 "
This r < intkVtiA fotvt wai ntc >
plished on Qnturdfty , November 11
Mnnuttn bninp hitched to n roa.
wagon , with Lmgman as runtiitn
mate The trial VIM on Sir. Bonttor's
track. The tlrst milo was matlo in
2MJ : , mid the second in 2:12J. :
Nuibourno , a gray tnlllon with
record of 2:2 : ( > i , sired by Belinont , it
eon of thu il nl of Maud 8 , and Hits
sell , n two-yeur old full sister to Maud
S , wt-ro next visited. Edwin Forest
received the visitors very kindly , but
objeo'ed to bcinjj patted or touched in
any w y. Ilo Had a record and ho
know n , Ctmriquoul a dUagrco
incut onnjnrt bstwocn him and Mr
Bonnur. Thu animal at last gave in
and hia good point * wcio freely tid
mirod. Thou Mi1. Bonner led the way
to Longman , a horse by the si'o ol
Longfellow and having the IMIK
Kinml dam { jJAnj ono intprcstid ii
goiionlo < ( y can tli uro out his relation
ship nt hia loisuro. "Wo call him
Longman because ho 1ms such n lon : >
body , " said Mr. Bonncr. "Urnta
very oftolt Rot their names from phy-
sicnl cliBnicloiistics. Old Jlarpor
down in Kentucky , \vho owned \ho
ijroat lhoroufhbrod Ijonjjfollow , never
licard of the ) iool until the horao lud
matlo a reputation. "
The famous Kama occupies n com
partment similartothoothcrs. Tholirat
thing that ono notices about llama is
llio immeuso power in his muscular
Hanks , the iitoop slope from hip to
tail , and the look of dutrrmlnntion iu
hii eyed. "Tho beauty of Huns , "
said Mr. Bonnor , "is that ho c.in ul-
wujn bo depended on. Other lioisoa
nro luicortafn , but llarua nlwaya puta
forth all the speed thcro ia in him.
Ho has trotted n milo in 2:1H : on my
throe-quarter milo track horu , which
is equal io 2:10J : on a milo track. "
Ono of the grooms led out into the
colt. "I
atablo-yurd a largo yearling
am trying an experiment with this
colt , " said Mr. Bonncr. "Beforo the
colt was -ft oaned I used to have thu
mother brought in from t ho pasture
every night and givim six quarts of
oats. I have had him ted abti il-
antly since ho has learned to rut.
You BOO the result io the fine largo uni-
mal ho has made. Ho weighs 1,002. ' .
pounds. " Mai'y other hones were
visited , among them Keen Jim , with
a record of 2:10 : | ; Malice , a full sinter -
tor to Mauotta , with n record of 2:19i : ,
and Convoy , who has been driven by
Murphy two miles in 4:40J : The
stallion Eldridgo , who lee trutted in
2:22 : , him never been outside the farm
gate. Startfo is the first trotter that
turned ilootwood conns o a mile in 2:10. :
Ho haa trotted half a milo iu 1:01 : A.
In spouking of the development of
speed in trotting horses , Mr. Bonnor
said : "I have now in my stable throe
times as many horsoa that can boat
2:30 : as there were in the country
twenty-five yonra ago. "
In regard io the driving of trottinu
horses ovtr country roads ho said : "I
frequently have driven up from Now
York with my best horees and have al
ways found that they trotted fully cs
wall the next day. I think a long
dtivo is rather beneficial than other
wise. It ia thu pace that hurts a
hurco , not the length of the drivo.
Whenever Dexter has beou from the
city to the farm he has been driven up
and back. " In Mr. Bonner'a stable
in this city ia the veteran Dexter , now
in his twenty-fourth year. A Tribune
reporter visited the stable recently ,
and found the celebrated animal
comfortably housed in a largo box
stall. Ho does uot look as young as
he did when hin record of 2:17A : as
tonished the world , and his four white
foot set at naught the rhyming rulo'of
horao dealers : ' 'One white foot , buy
him ; two white feet , try him ; three
white feet , look well about him ; four
white foot , go on without him. " Still
there iu life in old Dexter yet , and
under the kind and careful treatment
which ho receives ho will probably
last for eomo years.
"Grunt It Out "
The above in ixti old saw as savage HH it
fseenselesB. You cau't "grunt out" dy -
popiiln , nor liver complaint , nor nervoun-
ness if they oncost a good hold. They
don't remove- themselves In that way. The
taking n few dotes of lintnocic ULOOD
jJirrrilH la bettor than "grimting it nut. "
What wo can euro let's not cnduio.
A Doctor's Substitute.
Dstrolt I'rco 1'icm.
Ho waa a young man with a wild ,
diaorderod look. Ho rushed into thu
oflico of a prominent city [ ihyaicinn
yesterday , placed n small cup on tlio
desk , took oft' his coat , and bared his
right arm nnd whispered ; "Stick mo1 !
"Do you want to bo bled ? "
"I do ! Open n vein and lot mo
catch the blood m the head'/1' /
"Alas ! too full in thu heart ! My
aflinncod will not believe mo when I
tell her that I love her better than
my lifp. I will write my love. I will
write it in my own bl'iod ! Proceed' ' "
"Is that all you wain ? "
"All ? la not tlmt niiuicirnl i"
"Young man , you are u dodo ! Put
on your com ! I keep n red ink huro
for the very purpose you desire , and I
will sell you a whole gill for n quar
ter ! "
And the young roan was not stucV ,
Jo ill Blllinid Heard From.
NKWJ-OKT , 11. I. , Aug. 11 , 1880.
Dmr Jiitlerslam hero trying to
breathu in all the salt air of tliu ocean ,
and having been a cud'arer for moro
than n year with a refractory liver , I
was induced lo mix Hop Bitters with
the BOO gale , and have found the tinc
ture a glorious result. * * * I
have boon greatly helped by the Bitters
tors , nnd inn uot ufruUl to say eo.
Yours without a struggln.
JOSH BILLINGS.
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Silver Plated
WINDOW SASH
Door FJntc * Eiigruvcd to Order.
No. t/XJN. TlliKt. . - Nt. I/otiltf , .Mo ,
GOLD ROPE.
Theliitrlublo merit and g'jperlor quality ol oui
Qolj Hope'Jobacco has Induced otuer inannlao
turcru to i > ut upon tl.o uurkct > ooJi ulmllar U
cur Irani ! In oatae and stjlo which are olfcruc
md told lor le a matey tlmn the genuine ( lok
KoH | > ; Wo cautlou the t ado and contmiuer to ice
that our name mJ trade mark are upon tacb
lump. Tlio only Konuloe and original Gold Hope
Tobacco In mauufacturtd by
THE WILSON & McNALLY TO
BACOO COMPANY ,
TUB BAD AND WORTHLESS
Are never imHafid or eowidrfiit.
This is especially true of n family
medicine , nnd it ie pinithe woof tint
this remedy imiMal ia of the highest
valuo. As BOOH nn it had bom tested
and firm cdby the wholn woild tlmt
Hop MitUTa WR the puto r , bwt and
W03 * vnlunblo f niiiy medicine on
earth , many imitations sprung up nud
began to steal the notions in which
the prcsj and ptoplo of the country
had cspressod Iho morita of II. R ,
and in every way trying to induce auf-
fi-rit-g invalds | , i. . urn their stuff in-
Blond , expecting to make money on
the credit nud ; ; oed name of H. H.
Many tit horn utartcd noatnims put up
m similar style to H. 1) ) ( with v.iri-
ously duvijod names iu whioh thu
word "lop"or } "Hops" wore used in
nway to induce people to believe they
were the earno as Hop Bitters. All
such pretended remedies or cures , no
matter what their style or nnmo is.
mil capidnlly Uinao with the word
"Hop" or "Hops" in their nimo or in
ny way connected with them or their
lame , nro imitations or counterfeit * .
Uownro of them. Touch Mono of
horn. Use siothlng but genuine Uop
IJittom , with n bunch or clunter of
green llonn on the wisitc Libel. Trust
lothins ; tilso. Drttgaiatn and dealers
are warned against dealing Iu imitn *
innn nr roni > lnrf 5t.i
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AVOOA GATING HOUSE O. W. ROOKHOLD Avoca In.
CENTRAL HOUSE LOCKWOOO & SHaTTUOK , Rod Oak
FOB ! tH HOUSE Oapt. JOHN FOSTER , Lcwli , la. - T
WHITNEY HOUSE E. HAYMAKER , Grlswold , In. Jv
DEPOT HOTEL , O L. CHAPMAN , Dimlap , la * " *
LUBK HOUSE. J A. LU8K. Login , In. " '
DOW CM Y HOUSE , W.H.MORTON , DowCllalla
JAQQER HOUSE. OAGGRRSt BOX Denlton , la ,
IIAKMON HOUSK , TAMA CITY , IA. , Itarmim & Knalo * , 1'rop
017 St. Chnrloii St , , ST. LOUIS , Mo.
A KEOUtiAU URAUUATK ol two mnllcitl
cjll ( KOS.h sbM'nliViKor omrninHl In tlio treat-
nont of OIIIIO.MO , JKKRVOU3. SKIN AND
1LOOD Dlnoasos than any other tilts slclan In Ut ,
xnilsMclty pipers dhow nnd nil old rcsldonU
mow. Consultation ( roe anil Invited. When It
a Inconvenient to vlo't the city ( or treatment ,
uicilldncs cnn bo pent by mall or oxpriss every
where. Curable cnsrs ciurantccd ; wlicro doulit
eilnt-t It la frank ly btatcil. 011 or write.
Nervous prostration , Debility , Montnl
mil I'liynienl Weakness , Morcuriul and
itlier nlfoctltfjm of Throat. Hit In mitt Hoiioa ,
Wood ImpurttloB und lilivnt J'olsonlinf ,
31In Altocthma , Olil tjoron and Ulcorc ,
Impedimenta to Mnrrlage , lUuiumnUmn ,
L'llos. Hi > eel l ntteutinn tc > cnno\ from
over-workod brain. 5UKUIOAL CASKS
receive micclnl lUteiUion , JJlHcanc.i
from Inipni'leuce , Kxcoiws , Jniluk-cuooj
whole
liMUflESSS
iy , ho may not , H hy ,
* * J i IIJJCJL'nitscH , con uiiiiont.ui
Mill euro , ijialuil forZTo postage orntnniiH.
Bl > 2.lVwlv
SCROFULA.
The seat of nil dinoancs of thia na
ture is in the blood , us any ono mani
festly knows ; therefore , if you purify
the blood , the disease , in any form or
stage , disappears. Read what those
say who have tested the innrltn of the
great vegetable blood purifier , S. S. 3.
It clctanaoB the blood of all scrofulous
taint so thoroughly that the disease
never returns.
I had scrofula for seven months , the
ulcer covering the entire uuifaco of
both lefts. After having tried the
uau'il remedies with no relief , i re
sorted to S. S. S.and am glad to say
that six bottles has olloctunlly cured
mo. 'A. S. LENKKNTV ,
Atlanta , Ga.
I suffered from scrofula 17 years.
My shin bones were covered with ul
cers and ono mass of rotten flesh , and
the odor was almost unbearable. All
remedies and treatments failed until I
began taking 8. 8. S. Previous to
taking It I ut times could scarcely
walk. Now I can walk all day , and I
have to thank S. 8. 8. and it only for
my ouio. TJIOS. M < ; FAULANI > ,
Atlamn , Ga.
Some thirty years ngo there lived
iu Montgomery , Ala. , u young man
who "was terribly nlllictod with Scrof
ula. " After being treated for a long
time by the medical profession of thia
town with no benefit , ho commenced
taking 8. 8. 8 , After persistently
taking it two months ho was cured.
Being acquainted with him for 20
years thereafter , I can testify that the
disease never returned.
J.V. . Bimioi' , J. 1' . ,
Hot Springs , Ark.
61,01)0 JlowArd * J 1 to * PI < J lo * ny
ehtmltt who will fin' ) , oa Anal > * . . . K vk. .
0. II. ( l.omi mnldunf Mercury , lodMr of Hu
tlum or nny Mlnoral nulictiLniio.
HV7iKT i'c'irui oo , rrejn
AtiinU , ( It.
f tlcc rt f t.irll f-.ti ; o.vo
: U6.
Hai I hf All UrtiKitUt
NERVOU& DEBILITY ,
A. Gn.rn Utiiu-antoocl.
l r , K. 0. rt'uit Ncrvu MiiTUrftTu TIB
Aopoclflofor lljbterU , Ulitlntod , Convohbai
tlervotu rioidichc , Uentt.1 Dupivwlon , LDM
, rremuture Old AKO , citiuod by UJI
exertion , eolf-abuee , or uvrt'lnilulfrsocc. iril :
loada to mh ) ry , Joc y and Jt.'ith , Onolitir * !
earn iBCOot c n i. ICi-h lioi canulnionauituth
treatment. One UnlUr a box , or ililxiioafoi
five Jollirt , ecnt by null prepaid en receipt ol
price. Wo KUtrtntco ilz hoi.0 to turo nny coo ,
< Vltb c .ch order received by no fcr sli boict , o.
couipanled with flru tlolUra , will end the par *
chi\Bur our written icu < ; raiiU < > to rtturn tbi
inouu ? II the trektucat tloci not effect ft cure.
0. f , ( loodmtn , iiati'Mi t'olo.botc lu unit
/nl ott > "tul i , il"i , Ordni by roull il
To Nervous Sufferers
1 Ht ClRrAT EUROPUAN REMEDY.
Dr. J , B , SimpBou'a Speclhr
Ii It fc t'Otitlrocnuc for Hjivrrattjjrhct ,
WrakDoe * . liupolaa ; , t.n < \ Ml Llt rAxi rcaati
( iD4 > Helf-Abuau , u Moot/.l Anility , Lowi
McmoiV lr.g la the Mr.tr or SUn , aad ' . utaieri
i nwi' * ! ' .Uifct lead to
UodlUoo li
UltJ
f.lth ucno'gr-
Iu' tu. .ii.
.ii.l..tl
iuKi. tree to Ml. Wilts for tlicro ted get lull- ) '
Lulin.
I'rlco , Bpecldc , Jl.CO ( xr ; n' . ve , c tli pv > *
rw lor tS.OO. Uilrc&i all uidtn to
B. BI1ISON UKDI01KK CC
K01. 104 f.u.l ICt Wilu fit. Ku3J , N , Y
Sold la Onisl.t.if \ ( \ V. QooJutn , i , VV. Do ,
tnd all < iiuzkfrtltuillieia. (
idkw
rowm
Lincoln , Ntfct
Manning , Iowa ,
Coon Rnpldt , own.
Mllford , Neb.
OBOWNnVILLE Ntb
Atronuhure N *
Loulivlllg
r , N ,
h , Hot- ,
NibraiVn Olly.fMtb
Weeping Water.Ni
Hurdv , Nh. .
Olarlndn , low *
trcitinr.t , Neb
Aihlftnd , Ntb
Ml Inisn , Neb ,
liilrln Rood , N ,
. "i eiton , U ,
fcxlrn , la ,
Atlantic , I * .
AuHubon , U.
Ntola , U
Hurlan la , '
Corning , la.
Stanton ,
IB.
Shenandoah , In.
Onyld City , Nnn
Vllll.cl , , la.
MftUn n , la
Id.i QruI I *
Odebolt , In
Onreolit , Neb
Oliirkt Neb.
Dniford In.
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JIII./K. tci it.
KENDALL'S
SPAVIN CURE
COL. L. T. FOSTER.
Youngitown , Ohio , iluy 10,18f 0.
DR. D. J. KKNDALL * Co. I bud n Tory vf.lu-
blallamblctonhn colt th Iptlznil very highly ,
ho had l&rge bono apavln cu ono joint and e.
small ono nn the ether which made him % 'ory
l mol ; had him under the charge ol two Tutor-
ln ry lurifoons which failed to euro him. 1 TTM
ono Jay r I'luJInj , " t ho ilvurtlBcmcnt ol Kendall's
Hpa ln C'urn In thnChlciKU Kxprrsf.I determined
atotica to try It anil vut nurtriu-plBta tttiro to
9 < ind f.trlt , and thry ordered thron bottlot ; 1 took
all itod I thought I would ulvo It n thntougb
t > Ul. I tttcd It nrcnnllr ? to directions and tna
fourth d y the colt ci. . i'il to bit lame and th
lutnim h.ito dlmpntiairil 1 H"od Inn ono liottlo
AUil the roll's llinuji nrc an frca of luitip-i and a
smooth ai any horuu In tlm elate IIoli entire.
ly cured. The euro , n'a DO remarlable tbatl
hi\alcttwool ray nolKhbori have the reumlo'
In twabottlcHwboarunow uitlnxlt.
Very ritpectlully ,
L. T. FOSTER
eml for Illnitr. ted circular K'vlntf ' | > oiltlvf >
proof. Prlcojl. All DruuKlfta have It or can
iet Itfor ynu. Dr. D. J. Kendall * Co ; , Pro-
prlotorn , ( Jooohurfrh Pall ] , Vt.
BOLt ) BY
Mra J , U. Itobortfton , I'lttrourir. Tit. , wrltos : " !
wax uitTcrltik'from Kc'icnl debility , want of ap >
pctlto , ronittlpatlon , oto. , BO tbatl iu a.t a bur
den ; alter unlni ; llunlouk lilood lllttera I felt bet
ter than for yvare , I cannot praUo > our Bitter *
too much , "
Jt. OlhU. nl ItulTalo , N. Y. , wrltos : "Vour
unlock Illoc Ulttera , In chronic illBeaacsol the
loodliter i > . .J kldnojH , havu hi on algnally
market ! with Kucccas. lliavo usoj them injeulf
wlUi bout roxulti , for torpidity of the liver , and In
coaoof a friend of mlnu Buffering licmdiouay ,
Ilia elfnct wag niar\elouti. "
Bruce Turner , Hocheetcr , N. Ylwrlteu : ' ! bavo
been tubjoi t to Htrloua ditmrder of the kidney * ,
and unable to attend to bunlnetu ; Burdock Illooa
lllttora rellurud ma bcforu half a bottle wna used
feel touflilcnt Uut thuv will entirely cure mo. "
Axenlth Hall , IllnKhuupton , N. Y. , rltec
"I Buffered with a dull ) uln through my eft
luni ; and ehouldcr. Ixiat ray enlrltn , apj > ctltB
and color , and could with dllllcully keep up all
ttiy. To&k > our llunlock lilood 111ttcra M d | .
rcctul , and 1mvo felt no pain tluce flfnt Htok ut
ter ualux tlioin , "
Mr. Noah Ilatou , Klmlra , N , Y. . wrltui : "About
four year * axe 1 lu.d un attack of blllounfoer.and
never fully rtcovcroj , lly digestive orjfanu
w ere wuaktncd , and I would ua completely ) > roa-
trated for day . After nuliitf two bottles of jour
llurdock Uload Illttors thai mprovement was no
vlnlhla that I wai astonished. I can now. though
01 yoam of atfe , do a Ulr and loasonablo day'a
work ,
0 , Dlnckct Kablnnou , nioprlotor of The Canada
Prosbi torlan , Toronto , Out. , writna : "For vcar
I lutfurixl uroitly front ott-nxurrln/bcidache. I
\ourllurdoik Illood llltten ujtli happ ° '
ruaulit ) , and I now ilnd In better
than for yuan pant. "
Mri. Wallace. Buffalo , N. Y , writes : "I have
mod Burdock Ulood llitteruforucncaa and bll-
out i uda'-hoa , and can recommend It to anyone
ixiu i ; a cure for bllllousnoas. '
Mra. Ir ilullnollmJ , Albany , ft. Y , wrltee :
"I'or bcioral y.ur I Lave lufletcJ ficui clt-uc ir-
rlnir blllloun beudJ lici , dynpct U , and complaints -
plaints peculiar to my sex , Smco ualnj ; jour
llurdock Blood BlttcM I am oittlrcly relle > ud.M
Prlco , I.OO pet Bottle ; Tcla Bottle * 10 Ot
F08T2E , MILBDEN , & Co , , Props ,
t wholt > .li ! by UU fc UcHtbon and 0. '
jiii , Jo 87 ccxl-m i ,