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Je,cetfs Improred Vegetable Pills,
Or German Specific,


w jaundice, diseases of the liver, headache,
heartburn, sour stomach, loss Of appetite, dir
illness, weakness of the limbs, costiveness and
piles Among the many testimonials recently
received Of the salutary effects of these Pills
the following strong proof is submitted for
examination:
Extract of q letter from Rev. Mason KNAPP
pen, dated Sudbury, VI Sept %, 1885
Dear Sir-It is with no ordinary interest
that undertake to recommend to the pub
lie the virtues of Jewett's Vegetable Pills
or German Specific. for the cure Of indiges-
lion, etc. My own case has been one of the
most unconquerable kind, having long set at
defiance medical aid, dieting. exercises and
the fashionable spec6c.-the waters of Sa-
ratoga. Being totally PROSTATE in mind
and body, was induced. almost without
hope, to make use of the above named Pills,
and was surprised TO find their powerful
and favorable effects. My distressing symp-
toms daily decreased. and am now almost
entirely cured Of a most distressing COM
plant which for seven years had resisted a
great variety OF the most popular remedies.
Yours respectfully,
minister of The Gospel. Sudbury, VT,
Extract OF letter from gentleman in
Boston received through the past office, dat
ed Sept. a. l52s.-"Sir, am induced by
feelings of the liveliest gratitude to make
known 10 the public the following cure by
means eff Jewetl's Improved Vegetable Pills
or German Specific. Ny complaint was
the Dyspepsia, attended with pain in the
side and stomach loss Of appetite, &c.
applied TO several physicians, and used all
the medicine. generally prescribed TO per-
sons in my situation, but they proved ineffec.
tual At last, by the advice of friend who
had been cured in a case similar TO mine,
made trial Of the above named Pills, and BY
implicitly following the directions, they
gave me almost instant relief, and by using
two boxes more. they effected permanent
cure am now enjoying excellent health,
and would heartily recommend TO those per-
sons laboring under dyspepsia to make trial
of the above medicine"
From Rer. j. ID. Drummond.
With feelings Of pious gratitude to heav.
en-, (whence flows every good and precious
gill; now come forward TO unite mine to
the numerous testimonies OF those, who have
experienced the happy effects of DR.. Jew
eit's improved Vegetable Pills" For more
than two years have suffered severely from
disease of the stomach, owing 10 de.
rangement of the digestive organs. And
though ran the recommended course OF
many remedies famed for their relief.giving
virtues, yet all was vain and useess-until
at length through the advice of friend |
consented TO make trial of the above named
Pills. the use of which has completely re.
established my long pished for health.
J. ID. DRUMMOND, Catholic Priest
Boston, Mass, July 25, 1888.
The fresh and genuine Pills, are for sale
by Wiliston g. Co., Brattleboro.
James Reyes, Putney
Robbins s. Wells, Bellows Falls
Price so cents. eoply IL
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200 Dozen Hoes,

WARRANTED to be manufactured from
w German Steel of the first quality. Also
so boz. Hoes manufactured FROM "Naylors d
Co.'s" best refined Cast Steel, for sale by the
manufacturer in Hinsdale. Country. traders
can be supplied on the most reasonable terms;
All orders will be punctualy attended to, and
Hoes sent 10 all parts Of New England if di-
rected.
All persons indebted to me either by note or
account are requested TO make payment forth
with. p. II. MERRILL.
Hinsdale, N. II. April Y, 1897. 6w32
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A m erican truss
rAouITH's PATENT.

U1HE favorable notice of Physicians, togeth-
or with the repeated instances in when
;rs-pERrEcr CURES, by using this truss, nave
come TO the knowledge of the proprIetors, war
rant them in repeating the assertion mat us SUI
nor;or;tv over all other instruments for curing
,he dangerous complaint of Hernia, is fully
nroyed. The instrument is, IN every important
particular, NE W,-and embracing the true
Modification of the ooNicAL PAD, whIcn must
shortly change the whole treatment OF Hernia,
and entirely set aside the absurd method mere
tofore practised.
Reeomue ndafion by DR.. Hyde, Of Brattieboro, W.
After several months investigation, and bav-
ing seen many cases under treatment with this
and other instruments Of the same kind, the
undersigned unhestatingy pronounces IA
OUTFITS TRUSS, in his opinion, superior
in mechanical construction, retentlve power,
manner of giving pressure, and especially IN
ease to the wearer-to any instrument OF the
kind now before the public. The principle IS a
lust one-founded on the principle OF adhesive
Inflammation, and the anatomy OF the tissues
implicated. And still more cogcnt reason Tor
this opinion is-Hernia has been cured by the
application Of Jaquith's Truss IN repeated IN
stances. DANA Hl DE, NJ. ~
Being afflicted with Hernia double inguinal
Hernia) procured one of JAQUlTHS
TRUSSES aud wore it about eight or nine
weeks, when laid il aside, considering my
Self cured. After few weeks, feeling lit
tie tenderness on one side, resumed the Truss
as a security against the recurrence OF the Her
MIA. although no hernary tumor has ever made
its appearance since first laid il aside. con-
slider myself cured ERASTUS BEMIS.
Bra,lleboro, April 10, 1887.
For sale Wholesale and Retail, by JOHN
BURNHAM, in. Brattleboro, VI.
Agent for East village, Brattleboro, Dana
HYDE, NJ. D.; South Deerfield, Mass. J. w
Smith, NJ. ID. Keene, N. H., A. & t. Hall.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts,.
WORCESTER, SIS. Court of Common Pleas
at Worcester, March Term, 1897.

ALFRED ARNOLD, Plaintiff
HIRAM ii. HERvEy, Defendant.
In a plea of the case, for the recovery of
l. $500, money paid by the Plaintiff for the
use of said Hervey, and S400, money lent by
the Plaintiff to said Hervey, and $3.50 for
money received by said Hervey, to the Plain
tif's use, SC. as appears by the writ in this
action. And now, it appearing in said Court,
that said Defendant at the time of the service
of said writ, was not an inhabitant of, or resi-
dent in, this Commonwealth; Ii is ordered,
that notice be given to said Defendant, to APP
pear at the next term of said Court, to be
holden at Worcester aforesaid, on the third
Monday of June next, or his default will be
recorded, and judgment rendered against him;
and that said notice be given by publishing an
attested copy of this order, in some Newspaper,
printed in marlborough, three weeks sue
cessively, the last publication to be thirty days
before the sitting of said Court, OF by serving
him with an attested copy of said notice, thirty
days before the sitting OF said Court.
Attest, JOS. G. KENDALL, Clerk.
A Copy-Attest,
IS JOS. G. KENDALL, Clerk.
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To Farmers and Gardeners

YENEiE subscriber has become AGENT for
IL the sale of Vegetable, Herb, Tree, Flow
err, Grass and Garden S f. e ID S; Bulbous
Flower Roots, aud Agricultural Books, con.
nected with the New England Farmer & Seed
Store. Also Agricultural Implements at Bos-
ton prices, adding the freight
81 JOSEPH STEEN.
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At Great Bargains.

All who are indebted to them-whose con-
tracts have become due-arc requested to make
immediate payment; and all those who have
unsettled book accounts with them are request
ed to call and adjust the same by note or 9th.
erwise, before the first of June next
April A, 1887. 81
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Wool Carding Machine.

NOR sale a, the Chesterfield Factory, one
Il double Wool Calding Machine and Pick
er. The machine is one Of the best in this
State; built on the most approved plan, and
has been recently new coated, entirely with FL
lifting, and is now in complete order to run a
number of years withou, any additional expense.
If not sold previous to the 20th of May next, il
will be let for the season TO faithful workman
on shares.
Also for sale as above, 2 MULES, $50 spin
dies each; number of second Cards; one
Drawing Frame, and three Looms, all Of
which will be sold low for Cash or Credit.
For terms apply al the Factory. [6w32
Chesterfield Factory, N. ii. April 10, 1897.
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E'FrffIfi|W was Ditu ny Nii 'N" ,a,s al
Armands, L. c., and is ys n". ,iir
~ this spring. This Horse WA I, \
ed by Black Snake-Snake by Prince !,n ~s
from Long Island; his dam from the l,u nss,
horse st. Paul, his grand-dam by MessSu as nh.
Eugene may be found at the iolio' ,as s n
ces, Mondays, at the stable Oh NJ M.rIbo
scriber, West Brattleboro; TUESDAYS b, "S New,
no Centre; Wednesdays, Wiliamsyn. os men
fame; Thursdays, John NJ. OTls p aa RAJ.
ton; Fridays and Saturdays, at BugO''
ileboro. I'm IN.
Farmers aud others who are wlsAlus N ral
prove their breed of Horses are lnVH. a,,,clGs
and examine for themselves, before cOD''''
elsewhere. c,,6lD.
as Terms made known at ne NaJ [om [,
Good Pasturipg provided for M are owne,
distance. Casualties at the RISK o. wv and eDi
Season to commence the Sth oil may 49,
the LIST of July. prNNErT.
West Brattleboro, April go, 1887
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Paints.

WHITE Lead, French Yellow, Venetian
w Red; Flax seed Oil, raw and boiled Ja-
pan, Copal Varnish, Gold Leaf, Paint and
Whitewash Brushes, with every other article
in the Paint line for sale by
WILLISTON g. TYLER.
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Paints and Painting.
CWEDERICK VAN DOORN

CONTINUES to keep good assortment OF
" Paints and Oils, Japan, Spirits OF Iurpen-
tine, Vanish, Gold Leaf and Bronze, Window
Putty, Paint Brushes, &c. &C.. Also ready mix,
ed paints to accommodate those VINO wouid
like to do their own painting.
All kinds Of shop painting at fair prices
Particular attention will be paid to
limitation Work,
of various kinds of Wood, Stone and Marble.
Those who wish to get their Doors, Counters,
or Mantel-pieces painted, please call and see
specimens of work. New and old Chairs
painted by the hundred or single.
He will employ several good workmen
TO do House PAINTING and GLAZING. He will
furnish any amount Of
Cabinet Furniture or Chairs,
of as good quality, and at as low prices as can
be purchased in this vicinity.
G5- Please call opposite Mill Street.
Braltleboro, Marched. 26
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INTERESTING PREsENT.-The Pousville
(Pa.) Journal relates that few evenings
since young gentleman of amiable charac-
ter and respectable family who attended as
salesman in store, while employed in put
ting off his wares and merchandise to Gus
toners, was informed by blooming young
damsel that she had not come to make him
present! The young gentleman was
somewhat startled at the proposal-but the
lady, without further ceremony laid fine
healthy child on the counter, and told him
to take care of it; that his title to the article
was undisputable that she herself was now
married, and consequently could very well
afford to make him present Of it. So say
ing she walked out ofthe store and left him
in full possession ofthe child and its apurten.
ances. The unfortunate young gentleman
was under the necessity Of taking the child
and providing for IFS maintenance.
A practice is becoming general in Siesia
OF feeding horses with bread. made by TAX.
ing equal quantities Of oat and I've meal
mixing it with leayen or yeast, and adding
one third of the quantity Of boiled potatoes
To each horse is given IL 10. per day, in
ratlons OF Alb each. The bread is cut into
small pieces, and mixed with little mosten
ed cut straw. II is stated BY this means
thereis saving in feeding seven horses O
40 bushels Of oats in "a days, while tn,
horses perform their common labor, and ar,
much better in look, health, and disposition
~es London paper.
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MILL SAWS. sc.

- OWLAND'S Mill Saws, Circular Saws
"a TO 26 inch, Hand, Back and Wood
saws, with first rate assortment of Carpen-
'ers. Tools, for sale at the lowest prices by
March %. WlLLISTON & TYLER.
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WANTED.

nNE Journeyman who is finished work.
~ man at SIGN and ORNAMENTAL
PAINTING. H. VAN DOORN
Brattleboro. 90
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CINE g. co.

INTEND to close their business at Williams
j Vile before the first Of June next, and offer
for sale their STOCK or GOODS now re-
,,,a;nino on hand
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Morgan DE Forest.

,hMm9 Horse %'S was ss'f bred By Derrick psrfjss
pVS A~>$N tHartwelI of Langdon, N. II.
and is years old this Spring.
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DLOUGHS-of different kinds and sizes,
IL by E. w. PROUTY a. co. :
Feb. 23, 1887. rs
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PRINCE EUGENE.

Oh THIS celebrated Englsu i Isl
MwS was bred by Mr. John Bakei, y "A "A
Armands, L. c., and is sys' eau d.
.N.. this spring. This Horse W., In,
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d. HARTwELL.

N. B. The above Horse will be tended by
Mr.. Hartwell, who raised him, and who will
give all information that may be required as TO
pedigree, speed, docity of temper, &c.&c &c.
Bratteboro, May 4, 1887. So
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-11-24

! braran at the state house in each yea
one copy Of said reports for each organized
town in the state, to be furnished at the
actual cost OF publication and paid for by
the state.
SEC. 8. Such reporter ahall annually
receive out Of the treasury of this state.
seven hundred dollars which sum, toge,h"
or with the proceeds arising from the sale
Of said reports, shall be his compensation
for reporting said decisions.
Sec. a. 1t shall be the duty Of the
Judges of the supreme court to prepare
and furnish 10 the reporter, on or before
the first day Of October in each year,
correct reports Of the opinions by them
severaIly given,
SEC. S. An oct entitled ian act provi.
ding for the publication Of the reports OF
the decisions Of the supreme court" passed
October the twenty ninth in the year one
thousand eight bundled and twen,y,nine,
and the first section Of an act entitled ian
act TO provide for reporting the decisions OF
the supreme court Of Jud,coture, and for
other purposes" passed on the thirteenth
day of November in the year one thousand
eigh. hundred and twen,y'seven,areh hereby
repealed.
Approved Nov. |, 1887.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-11-24
AN ACr, in relation to the discharge
ofMortCage Deeds.

is hereby enaeied by The General us.
sembiy ofhe State Of permont. That any
mortgage of any lands, tenements or her
edltamens, his or her heirs, executors, ad-
ministrators or assigns, having received
full satisfaction Of the mortgage money,
shall, at the request and cos, OF the mort
gagor, his or her heirs, executors, admin.
istrators or assigns, acknowledge pay.
mcnt thereof by making a certificate upon
the mortgage deed, signing the same and
affixing his seal thereto in the presence
of one or more witnesses, which ccrtti-
cate the mor'gagor, his or her heirs, ex-
ecutOrs or administrators may cause to be
recorded upon the margin If The record OF
such mortgage, which shall thereafter dis
charge such mortgage and record, and per
petually bar oil actions to be brought there
upon in any cour, Of record Us effactually
as if discharged in the manner required by
he eleventh section OF an act passed
March sixth, 1897, entitled IAN act regu,
ating the conveyance Of real estate, and
for the prevention Of frauds therein"
[Approvcd Oct. %, 1871
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-11-24

l2-AN ACT, in addition TO an &C, entitled can
act 10 provide for The receipt and distribution Of
the public money of the United States which
NAV he deposited with this state"
IL is hereby enacted by the General ifs.
s.mhiy of The State Of Vermont, as follows:
SEC, l. Such towns in this state az
may have appointed trustees, agreeab'y 10
the provisians Of the second section OF
the &C, 10 which this is in addition, savng
that such trustees may have been oppolnted
after the first day of January last and such
towns as shall, al their next March meeting
for the choice Of town officers, elect trus-
tees in the manner provided in the act
aforesaid, shall be entitled to receive theIr
proportion Of the public money, under the
same rules and regulations as are provided
in the aforesaid act, in the same manner
as though such towns had appointed truss
tees within the time specified in said act.
Provided, That nothing in this &C, shall
be 80 construed as to compel tho treasurer
Of this state to violate any existing contract
IN relation TO said surplus money. Prers.
ded also, that the provisions of this act
sha Il not embrace those towns which may
have voted not to receive their share OF
said money.
SEC. 2. This act shall take effect from
aud after the passing Of the same.
SFc g. 1t shall be the duty Of the trus.
| ees in each town to make a report Of their
proceedings to their respective towns al
their annual March meetings.
tApproved Oct. IS, 1887
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-11-24

Ian Act, altering the terms of the
county courts in Lamoille and Or
leans counties.
Nis hereby EnactedW tile General As
sen1bly ofthe State of Vermont, as follows:
SECTION |. In future the county court
within and for the County of Lamolle,
sha be holden on the second Tuesday of
December in each yeai and the coun.
ty court within and Tor the county of
Orleans on the fourth Tuesday of June in
each year, instead Of the times now provi
ded by law.
SEC. 2. All complaints, informations,
indictments, actions and suits, and every
other matter or thing, now pending in, and
every other matter or thing, now pending
in, and all writs, warrants, appeals, re-
cognizances, and every matter or thing,
returnable to said courts respectively in
said counties. shall be entered, heard and
determined at the tihes in this act named
for said courts in said counties. And all
persons and parties, required by law to ap.
pear before either of said courts in the
counties aforesaid, shall appear and have
day in the same court at the term Of sale
courts to be holden in the same county
according to the provisions Of this act.
Sec. 3. This act shall take effect from
the passage thereof.
Approved Oct. 80, 1887.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-11-24
9.-AN ACT, to provide for rs.oorling the decisions
Of The Supreme Court.

IL is hereby enacted by he General ifs.
semby Of The State of Verm'nt, os follows;
SEC l. The Senate AID Honse of
Representatives, in joint assembly at the
present session of the General Assembly
and annually thereafter, shall eject some
person to be reporter of the decisions OF
the supreme court OF this state.
SEC. 1t shall be the duty Of such
reporter personally To attend the sessions
OF said court and make and faithfully t''gest
aud prepare for publication authentic re-
ports Of the cases already decided aud ~
reported, aud all cases that may hereatA r
be decided, and sua annually at his own
expense, publish at least two hundred
copies Of the same, of which he shall deliver
to the Secretary of State, fifty copies for
The use Of the State. and also Tint tho re.
porter shall publish and deliver to the Iii
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-11-24
A. AN ACT, relating to the issuing c

Executors.
IL is hereby enacted By the General As.
scmbly of the State of Vermont, as fol-
lows
SECTION 1. The third section Of the
act of November eleventh, one thousand
eight hundred and three, entitled "an act
in alteration of, and to amend an act en-
titled can act relating to jails and jailcrs
and for the relief of persons imprisoned
therein,' passed on the ninth day of
March in the year of our Lord one thou
and seven hnndredand ninety.seven. shall
hereafter be SO construed that the clerks
of the several county courts in this state
may, in vacation, or at any other time, is
sue alias executions in all the cases en-
5raced in said section, without any spe-
cial application to the court for the same;
the plaintiff making the application being
first required to furnish the clerk a writ
ten discharge of the body of the debtor
from future Imprisonment upon the pro-
cess upon which he was committed previ-
Gus to the issuing of such alias execu-
ton.
SEC. 9. If the creditor in any execu
ton on which the judgment debtor is com
mitted to Jail shall decease, his executor
or administrator shall have the same pow
er 10 discharge such debtors from impris
onment and to take out an alias execu
ton against his property as is given tc
such creditor by the third section of thu
act aforesaid.
[Approved Oct. 81, 1887.
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l4.-An act IN addition TO an net, entitled an nc
rennlnlinr Town mrelnGs and the choice and

l4.-An act IN addition 10 an net, entitled an nc
regulating town meetings and the choice and
duly of town officers
His hereby enocled by The General rs
sembiy ofhe Stale Of Vermont That tho
first section of an act entitled can act reg.
ulstng town meetings and the choice and
duty OF town officers" passed February
twenty-eghlh, 1897, shall not be SO con
sirued as to admit any person to vote 1"
town meetings, except such persons list
sbal have been taken in such town the
preceding year. -,
Provided. That any person who shah
be exempt from tsxalion in consequence
of having arrived at the age of sixty yea'e,
shall be entitled to the privileges hs now
has by virtue Of the first section Of the act
aforesaid.
(Approved Oct, 90. 1871
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-11-24
e.-An Act, altering the terms Of the
county court in the county Of Grand

e.-An Act, altering the terms Of the
county court in the county Of Grand
Isle.
IL is hereby enacted By the General As
sembly of the State Of Vermont, as fol-
lows
SECTION T. In future the terms of the
county court within and for the county
of Grand Isle shall be holden on the first
Tuesday after the fourth Tuesday Of
April, and on the fourth Tuesday. Of Sep
tember in each and every year, instead of
the times now provided by law.
Sec. 9. All complaints, informations
indictments, actions and suits, and every
other matter or thing, in law or equity.
now pending in, and all writs, warrants,
appeals, recognizances and every other
matter or thing returnable to said cour,
in said county, shall be entered, heard and
determined at the times in this act named
for said court in said county; and all
PERSONS and parties. required by law to
appear before said court in the county a
foresaid, shall appear shall appear anc
have day in the same court at the mex,
term of said court to be holden in the
same county according to the provision:
Of this act.
SEC. 3. The grand Jury shall be sum
moned to attend the county court in the
county of Grand Isle at the stated session
thereof holden on the fourth Tuesday o
September in each year, instead of the
session holden next after the last day o
April.
SEC. 4. This act shall take el1ec,
from the passage thereof.
Approved Oct. 81, 1887.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-11-24
lO,-AN ACT. providing for revision of The Laws
Of this State.

II is hereby enacted by the General As
sembiv 2fMe State Of Vermont, That the
Governor and Lieutenant Governor Of this
state may appoint five persons whose duty
it shall be to revise, re.drait, re compile
and arrange in me,hodlcal order the statute
laws OF this state, aud report the came 10
the General Assembly at it's next session;
aud such persons may receive a compensa-
ton for their services out of any money in
the treasury not otherwise appropriated.
GApproved Oct. 81, 1887.