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dliforul.-. iafautry. thm-
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Stind.'tv "I ach tt)iiiUi*it l'i-V a
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ti on takin1' i-onnnainl of the .Yrl-
t" -oni t' !-.• dnvn from
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-On to S::n l-'i-irflw'O- .?
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Afriran ^avri .i.«I a fUj
treasure vvualdi l-«.' ~l*7irovcrit the iiiiiv.ua*
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,ri. twoforti-j at
'''^r^l't u!id,r'«'xtr... i',ly hazanl.iu
w..ik, t"i-i
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,, strug-
conditions, nam. vd
a,'
lr'ih Sibli'V and his
tho Hi"
Tl,xas
biwe of :-uppli''-i in
Willi lus at-
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MILIUXK
biiiit
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I'ima
-.Vu,- nw':
on tin- 1
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ioii.-i hll\
n-.-ii' of'
atul (V
tin- ti-rr.'
the Mc
rclltti'il
iiiid r.v
ii.fi
[-a N -H
:1 i. r.ilif. .. iluian was
cojjip.i'.. ,,{ infantry
I :. fi-av.-iir.. they ad-
Coiifi-doratc out pop* .i mired,
rdl for.-tae on tin* rout,-1. -twcen
ia ,-nd Puna iila^i sthe xvay lei
alkali lie?., it,, np- ti which t).«
ra-'y !«•.•»f i-i',lr
l^tr.y!.t,'.
For! Yu:v
:orc liia-.'
i
i'.v-a
r,
ruis to
man and
talu •.
A i'.L.yi", tlit cnramrm-l halted
gruwina crops for the coin, i
14 xi't out for Tucson. It
tory that i-, told in th..» record
.' d.'iy ai
h-i .' t-i*f th
vn fri'i
/tttht-r H'!'
...fid oii AL
••'ttlifti
:*t iiri i kviiri lgi»,
1 li1 'isti'-l
thi
Starj
-sod i, i to Tin-soil.
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.nfed-'ratt-.s nbaudonw t!
ii s-U-it^ujlc iuid Car
Lit*
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Ul th- 1.
IllUljI if I 1
&-\u.yw
-,i,-r, STA'.'.P1-.I» AM) SfALI'En.
,i Mesiii t, A. T., and Fort. Bliss
and
uti- ort. rMlimorf*, in Texas. On the SjrH
the. Cniou (per w.4.1 r.nied over Fort Quit
man, o i tin- Uio Grande, and also over
y.crt lVivi.,, mi miles in the interior. The
vv.'i.H performed ly Capt. Shirlar
aiiv, Fir.,t e-ivalry. ('i'mniuiiii-at i--m
had with Gen. t'lvnby. and ti.
ralif.irniai-'d-iimn w iiifluded in bis tie
jiart ni":it and supplied with funds. The
loiiu atvl anxious march was over and the
piirpose-i of the expedition had been car
ried out.
last
COillJ
WIS III!
Ill Is is report of the expedition oL(...i"..
ton stated with soldierly tmnk'.sty: "The
.southern overland mail reithas n
opened, and the miliary po-.s i:i Ariz ..
sou I h''rn N'W Mesi-1 and northweM-:
Texas have been or ei pii'd by troops i-oi
posing thecohimn from Califoniia, Tl.n-i
fur the instructions of the general
v
it
annnlim the departme.nt of the r.*»
hare been "arri.'.d out.
•'ft was no fault of tin* tr «. fr-.m i!:
f.irnia that the (Jonff^lerate f.-rcs fled bj
iro the"i. It i:- b'lt j::-t t«» say tli.it tii- ir
having thus tied is mainly to be attributed
to the ealbuitrv of the troops under G*n,
'.'ifibv's e .'jiiiiiitid. T'-.-.t they were hur
ried in their flight by he timely arrival of
tbi adv.-m -e^.iardoft'e'C.-difornia column
there in b.j nod..nht"
After commending t' «. .i-'-rs the
li.-uery artillery "j'oi- t!, ir i:. essaut
toil hv day and n:'4):t," th.: colonel added:
"Their.-, was the first b.'iftery that evi-r
fi-ns- 1 the dv.-iert. I am sure Grit he who
eri'-:se the ne:r one will bu considero'l an
aeeo-nplishevl s ildier."
Of tlie .'i- hiei-enie'.it of lii.-i men he wrote:
"The march of the column from California
ill the summer i:i'inthn urvusn the ifreat,
desert ill the driest s.-.tvui that has ever
-on know n for thirty years is a military
.".ehie'eiut*nt eredb.abb? to the soldiers of
tin Ameri.-an army-, bv.t it. v.-ouM not be
i:ist -, n'.trlo.ite tiie ,sii:-e.''--i of his Vrireh
i anv abiiitv on my T! e .siicce-i.s was
}tain«"l
-a^k:*W ... a
jr*^*
only ie-tli- hi: physical ami moral
energies of th.' p'-caiiar class of oSiTTsand
men who eotiip 1 "!w ci".lu:-in froni Oaa
fiiri'ia. V.'itii ai- "t'H-
have failed.
i/., Fin 1) V. OUT. iu. I Silo.
Jt fiit.irt-iy o
lit'- hUK^i Wn. Sioil) iu-
iit:ly iptendv 1 to ('.'lisi* :irj army
vf
.south
.-ii \\i ip i hi/,iT in NVw AIf:ivo, i\U'
id.i nnd r.iliforiiia a:"' it. from
Mf-xit-t. ''Thi ohjectiv- '. i
pni.su," to u-io bi.» ow -. -v^tV
"oli(|tnwt of i!ifoi r:,-i
'1 is !ivi'sf.f,il march of n f.jrniidah)
A" i.til thi' inarch win an
stroke, t-rtrlini1 1,• t»
i'd it. and t: Vh-'
i v. «. ,[ if f"!-.vanl.
!i, lilh'
Ilimil.
!'(T Mil!'
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i -.11 ,* Hi w. *. .ii
ir.,, a i
.1' -u,ltie:ily» v
!t *.*.*• 'I"** t.
hrn:
treat
!«., iJ.'VVin
1
imii.
t-red
dune.
At First Hull Knn the ri-.-lfiienf foiifbt
iivder (it'll. \V. T. Sherman near the War
reTitori jiike, and took part in the I'liinn
eh.'irifi'on the Henry Hill when mi iitteioi.it
\..i.s m,ul,- tu elT'-ct a recapture of the po.sl
foil. In his report Gen. Sherman said,
"This regiment ascended ft* the Jirmv of
t! e hill -te idily, receive 1 the «evt-rt' lire of
t1 e e ai: iv, reliirtied it witii s
Dow,-II, b-:r
vision bad
corps. Hatr
LIRIIIIJ
sent, S"
"re
T'i•
i-o
in
1-. luriHiisti-
-in. The iiiiio.U
.eountry tlunn.i
Hhowin^t
in
mtiidoiiKly
ri:vir- smoked
p.-isr year w.-i.s
tiuct i -ii of
n
n-
iionthe pn'vi.'i'i-,
ye-ir.
On the other band the cotifunn'tioit of
ripurt".ro. to s»j,(wir.intl, «r an nu.-i-cxm
or iTi.ouKOtHi.
WitlTLEN IN BLOOD.
i-
iu.'. a
GATTLE RECORD OF THL
ND WISCONSIN INFANTRY
l.usin^
ti.
army in
31, and
v\ i.s disbanded at
i.t I in-1 ml of three
iU-r eiirolh-d in hat
aid thi.s inelndt-s lion
.. sent, whir
1 u ere killed
.. i *. of tliiw
,• utic »tit of rv*ry
^4
Ul
was
Merit
•, ii in I eomm .n ,• .. .t
1- ,1 Jlun IVu-r-, '.t
11::!l Unll il
,\ -,.m, (Jettyshtir^ ami Ihti
Yv •.!» ^ses were heavy, but tluim
i :,ion infantry re'rimer.ts
i. ..... proportion of their men
e thi'M' piti'Uen'nr eii'iii
I:!.t -rs fis well. The hi::!
losn sustained the reyinient Itiajiy'-1
of the battles named wm at Second Hull
Htm, where ei.jhty-sjs were killed or mor
tally wounded, nnd the lowest at Si.«•
Mountain, when' ten fell in action. The
h'ss at S-'.'.ind Hull linn wn.s the result ofa
bui^, spirited tiKht, and in every one of its
.•••'at buttles (it belonged to the famous
Iron Hrifr.-ide of the West") it gained
p: i»mHlc«ee fhrnn:,'h !W daring aehieve
i.ienis as well e,s through its roll of dead.
)irit,
and ad
anced ibdirerint? i*s fis
This ehaf'/e on the lie, Hill \v:i- r
p.vited by the regimen!. i h" (irst- ha-. i.-i
.iled. The loss on this iieid »va.s iwvaiy
four killed outritjhl, and sixty live wound
d, the heavy proporsioii of killed sho'.Mng
tho w\ erit y -if th. ll^'blimi.
At the Second Hall Run tl«? re/iment
had an ac idental collision, but, the iiu:!it,
lie-t was j.r-'lonee 1 and •verc.
tiMi* tlie Se. ond was in Gibbon's brigade,
Kind's division, McDowell's corps, O.ithe
27th of AiiSiM the corps iv at (/.lines
ville, oil the Wiirreiitou pike, and "Sioue
wall" Jacks'iti's was at Man.'W.as mint m,
suVrji or ei bt tidies s-m he:i-»t of that
point.
1O I I.l
Lo!i
sI r.'el, with tin main Coaf-d-
erate force, was ut Thoroughfare Gap.
north-vest of '-inf-.-iville, and J.'t'-k.*on's
vi'.v.ition depended on his jn-e-tem ith
:-:(-t's eol'imn. Tills ii.-
i n e
e.t^t
I .1
/a*.
W /H »IJ V u.l tin?*
t-l:aii:*ij tifiht, wliii'b i.-.'iMiiiiutl an hour
tuid a half. In the bailie ihe i'u»iwiliiw of
the ii-L-inielit v.cre killed outri^'nt itml
Vj:i wounded. Ol the womnhd mid iui-.»
Jrttr •.'!
SUIim
1
body of men tiironi»!i tin heat hi.- tci'
ritory "lii l. thy n:.litio-» I'iu-.i'.iuti'ivd
•••,-.•1.^ a I'l.'Uii Sfroir |.j).nrx!i to p.iv.ily z,f
i.'itiifcdri-'.tc iv.-.-iiitio i and drnc away all
iipp- rt fi-nni t!.c n:iiivt! po iu!aci- -tiui tbo
South Montiiain, !SId. tv.o
i.nd Bull 1: ::i i.,-.' nd
i railed :i .M.-iiuir. n-'hf.
the
a fit
ten kiil.- i
\if.ietum
in.! il..
)N( :'.i.Ki fjoht
rej^i'ui nts
!io«t} htorie
pear in t'u)
x's- "Hf^iim-iit
1-..-1-*. in li..
iil \V ir," th.
cond Wifjcon.si'!
Wiis onlei'i
1
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corn field, ••*.' -i. -i •.
ate.s, and n I n:
..i
behind lit"!'.._
1
i '1
1
Of all p.-ii" .,!"!-•» the ChaiiilKTsburg
pike, where Le" was advanci!.". the ijruve
Keemed Ui impress Reynold-, (is the pla^e
of import ance, and tlie eommander of tin
division in which the. Iron Brigade- served,
(Jen. Donbleday. seeing bis chief in I
therewith nothing but
save him, sen Ab-rcdith forward i:.h he
injunction to hold the wood ut 11 ba^ard.-,
"li weean't hold it, w he-.e will \onfind
the men who c.ui!*'1 respou led tie* biave
Wisc tn-in ys. \Vh.h tb,, y j-r-""* •'. on
into the !.'roVe from the ea-t. Archer's
jn, «un
At tiiis fe Irrate brigade, of Il.-lh's «livi
in from the wist, and the lirst nieetiii of
hostile lines of battle on this great tiel-l
took place I hen on tlie bank of th" Hun.
Hh-miiteti
to efTcct by isui'vinj? a dettair i avoid
Gainesvilk' nod McDowell i linmantl.
Th. movement
camp, and
Wurrcitoii pi.
south ot i, 11
Up and i a: b..,
ormv..
The 'onfeilerates had b»r:i le 1 to believe
that the I'uion army was mam man-lies
distant, and that Geuysbur^ w.ts d.'feuded
by militia only, but, when the Wi ci iisiii
men i i or.h rly ranks and deli-,
ered a *•.,:» *t '/-..lets Willi veteran too.
v
Wi
th,
villas
ati o.v
I- -olved
follow.'.! I
bou^bri
theTmter was
saw a Confederal
"itroy it. Gib
'•hV, .-.n I wiiik-
^.-i^'.' i i'i front Gi!i:)-i:
itterv on is le'"t real
upon the re ir of
THE
vc
S'I'T'
column and
ordered tie- "i'ris,.-,ius Sec.m lo march by
the flank, and at t.ii'i it..
There was a hill intervenim lietvve -n the
reiri ::"nt a.nd the i u:n, atid while asfi-iid
tli^T i:i s I '.r irnnnd ^va- tired
II HII
by
the I'-i.'iny'fi infantry. Turnin, »j fac-
this (ire the Second Was
a beavv force of he cue
o.,.'i eii i'ii e 1 wit
,:y
.f'« j:i
h-1
-.1 :'.r id":.
-•.-. as ie 11-.•.-r*-i
-ibv pa",.s-.
,t heavily '1
-, W«s 1 ". i
.unded, bill i
ketry
ti
V- 'J\ '.V-: tl
m\ v Aus,-
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s di
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-"if- ...... .r
i:i -i'-lidnlffl .Anrii H.
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'or this re.'Lsim fniiiii i n ,,vi
•i I ieation wit i i i r. rdlliM. i
(ti!i(i)']'hri^'itd" i'"i i ivcii in.- |..|\v .,1
./«'kMon'« iittaek, iinii iic Sec-md »v:w tJii*
front. :m I rt'iil.'r of iifiiion's Iitio. In fact
It i.-ii-ii tin: ball mill by a hi viae front de
i. n,.ii»f"ii the reult.
1 IV this i
i
ijiif) tl c.iiinU-d
w
it thi
killed, inakiiiira iiiort.iiity li.-.t of Sti, Tin.
number nmiLred w,-in Till. Hut, diickion
did not Mei. V\ :i'ieulon piku that ni hl,
I&j
,-d
I he
•twi
.pt
in
i- I
my
-ade
tin
•ler-
idire
Ii- t'r'ldeil
Ued in tIn•
ederat" eol-
ranks. The rittht. of t.-n
i.'ilo it Wood an.i w.us h#
(lank. S!ni,-iitatie.ti»! a
limn lnoviiiLj tihln^uel.,' frum
dashed f( rward at thebal,"!-,/
ered by the Second n-'ziment.
0"
The li^iu i.i er lit--,,- ^iins ln-i i
hut, the enemy prei-in. t.i ii hm
ranef. Here .'to of the :-e.,iment fell, kMIe
or mortaliy wounded, maki:-^ n Ions in
killed within three weeks of I'.'fiimt of ."ill
men en^a.m' l. The st abboriuii -w if th«
Ji^litinyr al this point in »y be judged from
the fact tli.ti the ba.'Jery i-:i..r.mvd wil'iOib
bm.'s brigade, H, Fo'.irth I'nitci S ai"s,
lost at this *,» men killed mid U
•.
ineptiliut? the eaptr.ir-. and
1 '.died and 7 wounded. Gen. Gibbon
1
i
Mirve
the
her
truiis. ThecotaniHtider
i -ee'.nd, I.ient. Vd. All-*ri, who was
\'.iu*:d"d :.t S! oiai Bui! ilun ^hree
,, s t-fore, was severely v, oundetl and
carded trom t!»" !b Id. To have f.nivht on
eil
«jdc in ni:t of the D" nki-r church ut
Anttef im was jilnry fiioii^h for a re *i«ie it
to eain in its whole calve", hat t'-r the:
Second it was the third j*r ,i
im
.'i
i ''III! i i'o,lli't. lieMloi. a:. I W I,
!.!
was lost the pla:i of iiu so
11 ir, iu'oh' iay. knew the nrri-n
WilS tl'.e k"V, ueetirdlll': K. lioltls'
tions, mill lie. tried to 1 it.
V'i tlu Coiii', 'derate side He! -.
division revnforced by IVud.'r. 1
the ailaek. For mrs the liiriit w
Ui pt ui1, the lro:i Hriu ida Ijsi.i.» ia
IJU.
cession three nu,u luders aad uve.
i i cent, o! i i i in i.ii: .i,
Mlded .1 .'.m V.
s'nr SUM I i,' ,• ..,.-1 and 111 r
led 4S lo l! s roll ol
iii'imih
1 df.nl ii.il
i inline. VVirli its otle-r e '.^riltie^ fha
-s was Tf p"r cent. Col. Fair, hild lost
im
arm, l.'e'i' 1! Stevens
wm killed ...d n ,! .M uci.vi.l w a.»
w ...unded.
With tll.a IV t. "Mil M! 1. is
reduced to a nullity. Ti, re re less |!mi
one hundred in the rank icr some
ditioa of reie,'th tlie 1 i-utvi-cl i
campaii i of the \Y1 leri .'. Crawford'*
division nf th-.* Fifth cor II re it lost.
17
kille, and after fiirthi 'i S,iottsyl
aiiia, its licid oi.ieers v taieled and fu»
ii iMibers
les.-v
l.-in one liifn Iri-l, it u a.s de
I iih'd as pi'oV "i tjmir 1 an.£ tn-ilered botnu
.' ,i -ell. 1 km In,- Us term of fhree y«nr'i
I'iot i«st |,u. w.:re hit in hat! h- and l.'tj
eiv captured. In Company A I he killed
numbered '*1 out nf Ul eni-olled nnpatiy
C, ill out "i !*..'. l'„ "I out It. li. -.i.t
(if
II. mil ut 1-'.', and in K vi out
Of 1 t-'i.
l'lie story of tiic Second shows tlr.r if.
this record by persistent hard I.
and not by aeeident. In nearl. :.il
fri'l-'lt b'lt! I s ,'liid i !ll" mi'i 'J'
inents i:ere are siau^hti-,- pells wherocer
tain re.Ljinieiits are rouu'ily haudl.-d anil
men are .--aeriiiei to u purpose, making a
record that, looks creditab!-' while it i*
li.ereiy a palling. Hut it was the loiiK.
strom,' ci'lort that, won the day for tht
Cuiou ui the eGll war. 2uc!i and awl
dent. played a part and liin,len-il or ha:-,t
t-m u n
in, port an eveits. Sharp l.^htlm.^
and plettty of it. lriwever, del• ib i tho
resub, am- 1 id! ia all no belle] ', mo
tive ii.".'!.m could be found I'nioii
iln.iv than i lie Set i i.d ^V-- ... mth iiu
til' e.' y. t.. ol
IILCJ.I
i
UI.,.)
I lomly
bullies, its dead lvadci iM eli hunared
und odd wounds, nnd i: killed in
ii ii i l.oia.K L, KiUiUli
to
ii.imi
when it played a distinttnislieii rt.
At
Gettysburg the rejjimenl :, e
to a small batt-tliun and nnm.seivii lr.it
tKltl inetl. Small tts it was i! ha 1 the i
fortune nf reaping further lanreU, for
the 11', :i Hri^ade was anions he lirst to
encounlt-r the t' infe lerat s on the lirst
day a.-. 1 tie1 very l':r.«t to senre a triumph.
The brigade til'iy be saitl to have fo'ljrht
under the eye of li! fjailniit Keyiifd Is in
Ids last hour, for tins le-ro died in tie'at
tempt to plant tie.' I nioti lines securely
in .\IcI'ker-.t. i"s irrove, alum. Willoui/hby
r-in, iifid this b-idy of men under Gen. i
Solomon Meredith was c*:ecntin:c his nr
derswhea tin' I ii sharp.shooter s bullet
laid him low. i
io-
[te, iilect's I rilil'll .Sltl* c.
Tbe He.-! SnJvc in tbe Wurbl lor Cut:-,
1 ru iseK. SoroK^i leers. Salt Kbeil'. Fe
Sol cs/IVt ter. Cli ipped 11 mills, .'bill.h'iin.-,
Cur lis, nnd nil Skin Krupiions. uml pom
lively i iiie* i'ilt'H. or v*'i|'»yiei| lired. 'l
is ji.'.-.ranlei
£j'w* pcio s ,) i-f^iMion,
or money rtfi .l
E II. II-IIU'
*-»-r
1 iov. sab' lv a^p ii Ha-/, uf H,.
Siunp Citv.
Good fyiews!
IVo one, who i.s willing
to
tuila
ID
1
adopt the i-i«.' 1 t.
Ci.iursi uecil lie long alilii'tni v.itii l.ulls, ai
tiUlieien, pimples, tir otht i ctltaiieoUH ei lip
tiuus. Tiiese are the results
at Suture's
«l-
expi 1 puisiiiiiiiis :.iul t- t.• ileatn
iruin Uie liloiiil, .nut show plainly ili..t lliu
fsystem ia ridtluin itselt tlirmn'ii H»e sKtn "f
itiipiUiUes wiii. it w.is tin: lc^it:u.,ili' vn iiv
Of Hie liver anl ki'tneys I• i 1'i'liin^i-. inle
.store these nriraiis to iln-ir piopei luiu liuiis,
Ayer's Sarsapanlla is the liieiliciue leijinreU.
Tliat im oil
HI
Mnnil imiilicr can voinpalo
wall it, tliousiuids t^sUfy who have gamed
Freedom
from the tyranny of depraved blood by
USE of this
il a friend advised
S"
rapid and
rflta.
trouliK'.s."—M.
f' 1
/V
KTT' i
sir.
ness and a'rn Arche.r'-t men cried: "'Taint
tin militia, either. It's the army of the
Piifoma". Thero is tbo^'j black batted
fellows attain."
Tie- Iron Hrij *ub! bad been made con
spicuous by their black, wide brimmed
hat-,
and jft. See ,:id Hull Hun nnd Ati
tietam evefi the enemy co,il i not mistake
the si^ni'ic ui-'i! of those unique badges.
The S-'i oud was now ci umii'iii led by Col.
IiUc.i.is l%ii :'hiid. iU'l "eeinit the isolated
position of Archer, alone with a stream
behind bbn In moved the resfiment
around Archer's ibink, i!tiiu birn off
from tin* ere ?k and capturing nearly all
the bri^ad- wi i* leader. This litiits
KUff'i'ss. l.o'i-z't e,i
1
h",ot :-k. Us
er, The time
n
1
nietit
O'C'mno
twice Wi
i tin? re^i
roionel. Ivlcjar
T.'ie nrii-ir iviii
aiiicd in action.
!i-itin'.'
'.r
for much wiili
s.'i vim of bii" fir t!i' li.io'i arm,, was
tint temporary and was dearly bought.
The
'. ••••!•. vrifh biirh irr"-ion4 in
(LIE
liieilichie.
For nine years I was afllii tcil with
a
skin
disease, that did nol yield to any remedy
I
it
nic
jiarill-I.
IM
other
to try Ayer's Sarsa
Willi the
use of this medicine the
COMPLAINT disappeared
It
is my belief I
ISM t.
lilimil medicine
could have lTecli IL
complete a
1.
ples
n
skirmish Ihie to
cure."- Anilrcs
,nci'I, Yictnria
Taniaiilipas.
My face
MT-xi'-I
for
years, was covered W i i
puii-
and humors for which
I
could
remedy till 1
tind
no
T.'-NAN
lo
take
OYER'S Sais I|
ia
Three bottles of this [treat lilood
fine CFTT'T'II'D
mcili
a thiirnfi
cure I
recommend
conlideiit.Y
it
to all
snfferlnt!
from
siuiil.'.r
I'iirke.r, (.
om'.ord, Vt.
Ayer's
Sarsaparilla,
run. A v
OB.
J. C.
AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass..
8oid
BY
IirugKtul#. ft.ni* ?.". V«RTH$.'I» to»t!'!.
NEW BLACKSMITH SHOP
Oi )cn ior ikisincss
vjip'-in! a1t.Piition rlvpn 'u IFornp Shot*ii,
atul flow Hc[i{iirin^
n a
1 BI ack sm i thin
o all U Hi«
A LL WORK WARRANTED.
FRED RUSSELL. Prop
Fourth
Avuhi'ib
Not",li of K. Chrrib
jji-:NU\ IIAFKR
Proprietor the
Mi!bank Meat Markel.
/i" kinds of
uiul Salt Meats
i e i i i i w o e o a i i i a w a y
ji. si,'Irvmv eatiisujcs,
•I^TCltoh paid wr 1u4'-*8.
i, '.4