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EX e w A TIER .

DECISIONS suffering ubder the COM
plant of diseased eyes, will find most speedy
and pleasant relief By using the INFALLlBLE
EYE WATER, an article from its superior eff
cacy in relieving and heating sore, irfafned or
aeca6 eyes, is not supposedly any remedy known,
as many can testify, and which taiI trial will
prove.
q Several cases have recently come to the
knowledge Of the proprietor, where the great
virtUe OF this article has been fully tested, few
of which will b. stated.
GA lady who had been long afflicted with sore
eyes, and made use of various RENE dies prescribed
by hysicians, and recommended by friends, but
all TO no good purpose, as her eyes continued to
become more diseased, insomuch that she and her
friends began to have fears that the complaint
would end in bindivSs; until providentally meet
ing with the Lntal'ibLe Ege Wafer, a due use OF
which agreeable to the directions. has had the
most happy effect and restored her eyes to Il
state Of comfort she had despaired cfeUer enjoy
ing again, and is ty no means backward IN re-
cnmmending this Eye Water to all she meets
suffering under like complaints
ora gentleman who has for many years been
troubled with weak, and occasionally with sore ana
inflamcd eyes assures the proprietor that MS eyes
are better nov than they have been Tor years.
solely by the use of the Mfdf'D1e rye WHfer'
which he pronounees as altogether sup..ior '"
any of the various remedies he has ever tried
1~PAn old gentleman was recently afflicted Tor
about fortnight with very sore and nlamed
ewes, which were exceedingly troublesome had
tried many things zvithoRt any benefit lis entirely
cured by part Of a bottle Of this Eye Water
- Price Is cts bottle with ample directions.
For sale wholesale. at the Counting Room OF tue
proprietor, over No, 10, Court street near non
cert Hall, Boston, and at retail by special appo't-
ment Of
J. ROBINSON,
Druggist = Worcester,
and in other large towns and cities throughout Tue
Country. rIh,,.;.;ons and
Traders, SC.
June 81, 1890
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

Worcester, IS. Court Of Sessions at
Worcester, September Term Iceland hol
den, oy adjournment on tie fourth Wednes-
day Of December. 1926.
A Nd now NATHANIEL P. DENNY. VIII
~ LIAM CRAWFORD, un. and SAMUEL DA-
MAN, Esquires, COMMISSIONERS appointed by
said Court, TO estimate all damages which
any person or persons, Corporation or Corpo.
rations, whose lands ale described and men.
toned ia the location Of a section Of the Black
stone Canal. maze their report to this Court ;
which Report being read, and duly considered
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DIR. Ihayer's Pill Cath-
oAc0n,
Or Universal Family PhySic.

= ''pStS'
VT7HESE Pills are wholly Of vegetable
IL production, and are esteemed in almost eve
ny complaint preferable to Jalab and CaLonei.
They cleanse the stomach Of all filthy, useless
matter, equal to an emetic-restOrihg lost appe-
tite, and correcting bilious disorders
They cause free evacuation from the bowels,
without giving the least pain on uneasiness they
are preferable to " Lees Bilious Pills" and by
Physicians acquainted with them are preferred TO
any medicine of the kind for family use there
being 10 mercural preparation connected with
them The, are useful IN almost every com.
plaint incident to the human frame. where ca.
tharties are useful and are perfectly safe sol
women and chdrei. in all conditions
CERTIFICATE
I hereby certify, that, for year past, have
made considrrabfe use of Or Thayer's Vegeta.
bic PIN Caiholicon, in my practice and have uni
forml, found them safe, easy and salutary ca.
tha,tic i therefore cheerfully recommend them,
AS useful family cathartlc Pin
OMRl DODGE, Physician.
Hancock, June 4, 1928. ev. Iy.-3
For sale BY GREEN & CO. Worcester.
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.AUCE[O
ESILL be sold at Public AUG

ENILL be sold at Public Auc-
w ton, by order of Court, on Tuesday,
the 9th day of March next, a, one o'clock.
P NJ. at the house OF George Fay, Innh older,
in oskham, all the Right which MOSES
BROWN, late Of Oakham, deceased, died
seized OF, in the Farm on which Solomon Mum
roe now lives, stnate in tho easterly part Of
Oallham Aforesaid, about u miles from tue
Westinghouse. Said Farm contains about
seveaty-Gve acres OF Land, veil propoftioned.
with convenient Buildings. The remaining
shares OF SAID Farm IRE likewise for sale and
the whole affords the farmer in moderate cir
tnmstances very favorable opportunity 10
establish himself. Conditions ms,ie known at
sale. JAMES ALIEN. .4G1t'r.
Oakham, Jan. 81, 1927. 6
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Farm for Sale.
VEVHE FARM lately owned

VEVHE FARM lately owned
a by MATTHEW WooD, late Of BrookGeld
decea2ed, is offered Tor Sale, consulting of about
$50 acres OF excellent Land, suitably divided
into Moving, Pasturins & Fillage, with about
80 acres Of Lard, covered with an excellent
growth of Wood.
said Farm is pleasantly situated, about one
mile from the West Parish Meeting-Iiouse in
sad BrookGeld, on the old Post Road leading
FROM Boston TO Albany, via Springfield & Nor'h-
ampton; consisting Of two-story Dwelling
House, Barn 60 by 80 feet, with other cou-
vcnient Out-Houses aud is easily cultivated,
and well watersd. The Farm will be sold
cheap, and terms made easy for the Purchaser.
For more particular description, reference
is had to JESSE BLISS, Esq. OF Brookicld, oy
Mr.. Mark HASKELL, Of Ijardwick.
SOLOMON GILBERT, Guardian
for Minor De1i8ce.
West Brookfeld Feb. 5, 1927.
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Notice is hereby Giuen,
NNHAT the Subscriber

IA duly appointed Executor ofthe last
VIII and Testament of Rev. REUBEN HOL-
COMB, late ofSterling, in the County Of Wor-
,cester, deceased, and has taken upon himself
that trust, by giving bonds as the law directs.
All persons indebted TO said Estate, are hereby
called upon TO make immediate payment; and
all those to whom said Estate is indebted, arc
requested to exhibit their demands for settle
1neut AUGUSTINE HOLCOMB, Err.
December S. 1926.
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For ale,

A FACTORY PRIVILEGE, situated
"a near the middle of the town Of North
borough, on tho Post-Road from Worcester to
Boston. On the premises are a Dwelling
House, and Cardng Factory, with am excel
len, Garden; which viii be sold on reasonable
terms.-For further particulars, inquire Of JO-
NAH B. STRAT1EN, OF Marlborough, or Of
LORlNG BRIGHAM, on the premises.
Marlborough, January 81, 1927. 5.
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Highly Interesting
Nc NHE AFFLlCIED.

YsTHE Public are respectfully
g info med that ANDERSON'S COUGH
DROPS and PICTORIAL POWDERS have,
fom an extensive use for years past, proved
themselves to be one of the most valuable rene.
dies ever yet discovered for the cure OF Coughs,
Colds and other affections Of the breast and lungs
leading TO Consumptons. Thousands have expe.
renced the happy effects of this Healing BaiSam
and many OF the highest responsibility have vol
unfairly given certificates, some OF which will
company each bottle, that will satisfy every un-
prriudeed mind hat the most extraordinary and
unexpected cures have been performed by the use
of this medicine in of long standing, in which
other medicine had produced no favorable effects,
aud where the most skilful Physicians had given
them up as hopeless. 1t is not pretended that
they are an infallhe cure in all cases, but of such
as are incurable, there are but few but what will
be greatly relieved by the use of them Scarcely
case of Colds, Coughs, Pain in the side, difficult
ty OF breathing, want Of sleep arising from debili-
~, or even seated consumptlons, but may be re-
eved by timely OF this Healing Balsam.
Each Dollar Bottle of this medicine contains about
40 does, which proves them to be a cheap medi-
cine, considering their virtues.
For the further satisfaction Of the public, the
following Certificate is offered for perusal.
NEW CERTIFICATES.
DR.. MELLEN, Sr-The cause of humanity de-
mands Of me to give you the following statement
My wife had for six years been in decline, and
pronounced by her PLY sicans to be in consuinp.
tive state, and was attended by severe pain in
her side, with a Cough and difficulty Of breathing
She was reduced so low as TO be unable to get
from her bed TO the fire without aid. All hopes
of her recovery had long been given up In this
siluation was prevailed upon, a last possible
resort, yet without any hope Of success, 10 make
use Of g Anderson's Cough Drops" She com.
menced The use Of them in February last, and IT,
ter using two bottles, TO the astonshment of aIl
in the month Of May following, the health of my
wife was entirely restored, and since which, her
health and strength were perhaps never better
Feeling deep interest that the public in general
may resort 10 thu same remedy, when their friends
or relatives are apparently, or evidently on the
brink Of the grave, to rescue them from the same
you are at liberty to publish1he above. lam re
speclfuy, &c. JAMES ii. STYLES.
Rhincbccls, Dutchess co. IN ~ NoD. 8, $50
For Sale by DIR. JEREMIAH ROBINSON
Worcrsttr, 52-eow6m
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5seetrp.
From the NIemorial.l

thO NASthOtldls
How to keep Worm ofG Cold Night
Reader in winters storms and thou in bed,
Hast ever said
Good gracious, shall freeze
My knees,
My back, my toes,
My nose,
And then in great distress by frost,
Hast toss'd
Like mighty Fuzzhos, who OF old
Flounc'd of his clothes, and starv'd of cold !;
Then let me tell thee how to warm
The chilling blood throughout thy form.
Ifthou'rt man and sleep'st alone,
Then be il known,
That if thouFt old,
And feel the cold;
Or even young and tender,
The way to render
A cold night comforting,
A hot sling
Is not the thing,.
But rub myself with cloth of crash
Don't think it rash,
For know
1t is not so,
But gives glow
From head to toe.
Then jump between cold linen sheets,
Thou'lt soon be 'custom'd TO such feats;
Next roll myself, Tin this there's knack,)
One side and t'other, till snug t'thy back
Fits well the covering,
Like wings of hen DER chickens hov'ring:
This in most cases keeps one warm
From nine at night till next days dawn.
But, should a case occur, because
Thou'st gone to bed without thy draws,
That thou art like TO freeze
For want of flannel bout thy knees,
Then take them 10. although tain: right
To wear thy flannel draws at night.
But if maid, and sleep'st alone,
And suffer'st more than thou wilt own,
Do use the crash, thou't find it good
T'improve thy health and stir thy blood
twill keep thee warm when nights are cold
And save thy beauty till thou'rt cid.
Do not pretend TO me that's better
To fetter,
Or trammel,
With petticoat Of flannel,
Those pretty limbs so white
All night.
No, assure thee my Prescriptions true;
For man or miss, old bach, old maid, twill do
TO lie in bed with crook'd up knees,
Like little insects. known as ieas;
Thy flesh all corer'd DER With pimples,
From foot to pretty cheek and dimples;
Signing, groaning, shiv'Fing, shaking,
Every bone that's in thee aching,
Is very wrong, and by and by
Thou'lt sob and sigh
To find thy limbs so crook'd,
Back so hoop'd,
Can't bear the cold,
Flesh looks old,
All things chang'd,
Nerves quite derang'd;
And all because thou'lt not attend
To me thy friend. NERVES.
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January 10. 1927.

Worcester, IS, January 10, 1927.
certify, that The foregoing is ii copy of the
substance Of the Report, made TO the Cour: Of
Sessions. at the term thereof first above meu-
toned, Of the allowance and acceptance there
OF, and of the Order of said curt thereon.
ABIyAH BlGEL0W, Clslks
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Administrators Sale.
HNHE Subscribers, as Adm

HNHE Subscribers, as Admin
u istrators on the Estate of JOSEPH Mich
OILS, late of Grafton, in the County of Worces-
ter deceased, will sell at Public Auction, on
Thursday, the first day of March next, at one
O'Clock, p NJ. on the premises, the FARN
lately occupied by said deceased, containing
about 1876 acres of good Land, situated half a
mile south Of FarnUnl'S Factory in said Graf
ton. fair proportion Of the Land is Pasture,
Tillsge, Woodland, Orcharding, English
Moving, Meadow and Intervale, Of good quail
ity. The whole is well watered.
On said Farm is a two-story Dwelling
House, good Barn, 80 by 20 feet, and otnel
necessary Out-Buildings. Conditions made
known at the sale.
PETER FARNUM, jr. I aJ.,,,..
JOSEPH NICHOLS, '
Grafton, Feb. 6, 1927.
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For Sale,
, Valuable situation for a Ne

4 Valuable situation for Me-
= IA chanic, pleasantly located ir the cen
trai part of Princeton, on the road leading
from Boston to Greenfield. The Premises
CONSIST of three acres OF excellent Land, with
variety OF Apple, Pear, and Cherry trees,
a welt finished D%elling-Elouse, convenient
Tor two families. Barn, and shop, standing
thereon, with good well OF water within
the house. A good title and liberal credit
viii be given. Possession given Immediately
For further particulars inquire of the Subscrib.
er living in the westerly part OF SAID Prince
ton. WINDSOR HOWE.
Princeton, Feb. 5, 1927. 6
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Ebri3' pectOr0le.

EC2C1T Il CCfOrOtc.
Two those nho hay used tbl. &c aly
IN discovered aud uncommon, efficacious rem
edy for Coughs, Colds, Catarrh, sthma nd
C0nsumpnoa, nothing nee, be said il is praise -
1t does itself tell more than hundl cd cerufi-
Gates could tell certificates without number
can be offered from respectable Physicians and
others, testtying in favor of its superior virtues
Only an extract from one or two will be made,
for it is wished that all would use it without any
prepOssesslons in its favor.
. The fatal tendency of diseases which affect the
organs OF the Chest, is well knowH, and ii we
except the acute epidemic diseases, it will be
found that affections Of the lungs constitute a
greater share OF the bills of mortality than all
other diseases
The EfTir Pect0raie was discovered by q
medical gentleman, who devoted long time 10
an examination Of the cause, nature and cure Of
pulmonary complaints, and has uniformly had the
happlest effects in checking and finally cradicat-
ing these alarming diseases.-Iu many cases that
were considered hopeless, it has apparently
wrought perfect cure.
CERTIFICATES.
The undersigned takes pleasure in mentioning
the very prompt and essential relief " hich he
experienced IN severe attack on the lungs in
December and January last, from the use Of the
his opinion il is a most beneficial medicine in
| Pulmonary complaints, violent colds or settled
coughs, and earnestly It commends The Elixir "a
| all who are suffering under aiflictoas of this
kind. F.A SiRALE
Iheohgical Seminary. .Andover,
Mass June 50, 8 g.
| The following is extracted from communica
ton from j. Understood, Vi. d.
In the course of the past year have in seve.
| raj cases used the Elixir Pectorsle, and have
been pleased with its effects. believe it a val
liable medicine, particularly in cases Of prOtract-
ed coughs depending on irritation which TcoUta
If not SHbdUrd, deUe!ob tube, cH!Gr alteration.
Having Just received communication from a
distinguished indiyiGual, on whose veracity | can
with the utmost confidence rely, it may subserve
the interests of humanity tOqu0te his own words
| He says of the Elixir PectOrale gave phai
| of it to sister of mine, Who has had for long
time severe pulmonary complaints, especially a
| hard cough, and sometimes hemorrhage and she
informs me she has received the most sensible and
| important benefit from its use, and has ordered
more Another lady informed me that she was
seized last spring with violent influenza. from
which she was relieved to her astonishment by
| the Elixir
| The writer of the above extract is extensively
| known as a gentleman of profound learning and
distinguished piety | shall preserve ii in use
| and the results Of my future experience shall
| with great pleasure communicate.
(Signed) UNDERWOOD.
| For sale wholesale and retail b. J. ROBIN
SON, Worcester-J p. HALL. Jr and A. T
LOE Boston NOS ABBOT, na{oUer-
| CHARLES WHITING, Steriing-and in all the
principal towns and cities throughout the UniteC
States
November %, 1896. eowiy
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For Sale.

gEvHE Subscriber offers for
z Sale that well known Stand, occupied
ny HIM, handsomely situate in the centre ef
Athol, consisting OF about twenty-five acres OF
excellent Land, with handsome two-story
Dwelling House, aud good Barn and other
oai'buildings, together with very conven-
lent Blacksnith's Shop, all III good repair, and
commanding as good run OF custom as any
shop in this part Of the country. Said Stand
is too well known to require a more particu.
lar description. With a small alteration 10 the
House, it would be very convenient Stand
for Public House, it being situated on the
great stage road leading from Boston TO Aba
ny. The whole OF any part Of said Estate
will he sold, and liberal credit given if de-
sired. II not SOLD by The first of April, said
Estate will he LEI, JAMES BROWN.
.4thol, Jan, 81, 1927. 6.
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AuctiOn Sale.

Il SCOVOOsG 0StGOs
IN Thursday, the 22d day
" OF February next, at nine o'clock
A. NJ at the Store OF the Subscriber, will be
sold, at Public Auction, his whole Stock of w.
/. Gocds--consisting of Vi. Hhds. n. E.
Rum do. Molasses do. bbls. w. l. Rum I;
Cognac Brandy; Spanish do. Holland and
American Gin; Cordials; Sugar; Teas /;
Chocolate Fish; Mustard Pepper Spices ;
Starch; Tobacco; Snuff; Cigars; Stone
jugs; Jars, sc. &c.-Scales, Weights, and
Measures.
.4lsO,-An assortment of Earthen, Crocke-
ry, and Hard Wares-together with several
lots of English Goods, House Paper, Shoes,
sc. &c.
@ Terms made known at Sale.
JOHN HOMER.
N. B. All demands unsettled on the first OF
March next will be left with an Attorney.
Lancaster, Jan. 80, 1927. 6.
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5000 Acres of Land,

IGOR Sale, situated in the town
p of Orono, Fenobscot County. State OF
Maine, on the Penobscot River, IL miles above
Bangor, the head OF Ship navigation This
Land is considered, by those who are acquaint-
ed with that country, as the best in point of sit
uation and soil on the River The town Of
OTono is in flourishing condition; the popu-
lation has doubled in five years; good Schools
are established, good roads made and making /;
and there is now in operation fifteen Saw Mills
and privileges for double that number Many
other kinds OF Mechanical business is carried
On 10 advantage q mail is received once a
week; and Stage runs daily during the sum
mer to Portland by way of Bangor; tn settle
ments extend above this place en- the River 70
miles, and the country generally is settling
last; Produce is high. aud the iFst crop gene
rally pays for clearing the land, where there
is 90 uncommon difficulties; good Land is
worth from ST. to Is per acre, when Gle cared.
This Land has been divided into lots suitable
for FarIns the most OF them " ing partly on
the River, many OF them are intefsectod by a
road, and new road is soon TO be made 10 &C
commodate the whole. This Land has not
been offered for sale until within the last two
months, and within this time SIX Farms have
been sold to Settlers, who are now clearing aud
building. The above mentioned Land w.ll be
sold in lots 10 suit purchasers, and terms OF pay
ment made easy. plan OF the Land, aud a
map OF the County, can be seen and any 9th
er information that may be requested can DE
obtained, by applying to
G. w. SOUTHGATE.
| Leicester, January "a, 1927.
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Zeal EStMte at .4ucti0n
EElLL be sold at Auction, on

A}A) ILL DE sOlQ at AuCIlOn, OH
w Wednesday, the 28th day of Februs-
ry next, al O'Clock, 10 the afternoon, at j.
JMaynard'S Hotel. in Lancaster, by leave OF
the Court OF Common Pleas, for the County Of
Worcester, obtained at Dec. term last. that
pleasant and profitable Farm and Estate late
ly belonging to THOMAS Sanford, late OF
Lancaster. deceased, situated on and near the
old Common, so called, in said Lancaster.
consisting 81 a Dwelling House almost new.
two Barns, Wood-house, Chaise house, and
other convenient Buildings, with a Bake
house attached TO the Dwelling house, laying
on the north side OF the great Poast-road lead
ing through Lancaster to Leomins,er and Bar
re, over which the public Stages to aud from
Boston pass every day--togelher with the
Household, containing about ten acres OF
Land. A tract of most productive Intervale
Land adjoining the House-lot, containing a.
bout sixteen acres.
.4lS0, the Whiting piece, containing about
twenty acres also six acres called the Page
Meadow; and fory-eight acres 10 wood and
improved Land, chiefly in wood these three
pieces laying on the road leading from Lam
caster to Berlin. Also a small House, Shop,
and fifty-one rods OF Land near Union Village,
so called in said Lancaster, now occupied by
George Stafford.
Also, a we'll situated Pew on the lower
floor in the new Meeting house in Lancaster.
Also, will be sold on Tuesday, the 9th day
OF March next, at one O'Clock. P. NJ. at the
Inn of Mr. Siias Gales, in Marlborough, two
undivided moieties OF two pieces Of Land,
lying in the south part of Marlborough, in the
County OF MiGdlesex; one containing twelve
acres, the other containing twenty-six acres,
which were a part Of the dover Of Sarah
Brigham deceased. Fer particulars respect
ing these two pieces of Land, inquire of Mr..
Silas CAFES, in Marlborough.
Terms of payment will be made known at
the times and places of sale. For further
particulars, inquiries may be made OF the
Subscriber in Lancaster,
WILLIAM STEDMAN, admir-.
Lancaster, Jan. 8, 1927. 3-6w
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At The Store of The WoLcorr WooLLEN
MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
-SOUTHBRLDGE-
VERY CHEAP. The remainder of their large
Stock of DRY GOODS,
CONSISTING Of
Pelisse and ORES, Merino& Cashmere
Silks; Shawls and Nantes,
Superine Black Satin from Sc TO Gl3;
do; silk and Valencia
Black Levantines Shawls;
Bombazines-Striped Fine assmere Shawls
silks; at 81: so;
Batteese Ginghams Cheap Calico Prints;
Gloves Il Worsted An elegant assortment
Hose; of Valencia Vest
Bonnet and Pelisse ings;
Trimmings; Cravats, &c. &c.
The entire Stock will be sold perry loo,
together with an extensive assortment
of fue and coarse WOOLLEN
CLOTHS, wholesale aud
retail, for Dress Suits
or common wear.
Jan. "a, 1927. 4-8w