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Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-12-23

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The Report Of the Secretary Of the Treasu-
~ will afford you more minute exposition of
all-matters connected with the administration,
OF the finances during the current year; a peri-
cd which, for the amount of public moneys
disbursed and deposited with the States. as
well as the financial difficulties encountered
and overcome, has few parallels in our histo-
ry.
Your attention was, at the last session. in.
vlted to the necessity Of additional Legislative
provisions in respect to the collection, safe
keeping, and tranfer Of the public money. No
law having been then matured, and not under.
standing the proceedings Of G. congress. as inten-
ded to be final, it becomes my duty again to
bring this subject to your notice.
on that occasion, three modes Of performing
TINS branch OF the public service were present.
eu ior consideration. These were. the crea.
ton ola National Bank; the revival, with mo.
dihca'ions, Of the dcposite system established
by me ac. o. the s3d June, 1886, permitting
The use Of the public moneys by the banks:
and the discontinuance Of the use Of such n.
situations for the purposes referred 10. with
suitable provisions for their accomplishment
through the agency Of public officers. Con.
sidering the opinions Of both Honses Of Can.
gress on the two first propositions as express.
ed in the negative, in which entirely concur.
it Is unnecessary for me again TO recur to them
In respectto the last. you have had an oppor.
tuniiy since your adjournment, not only 10 les,
still further the expediency Of the measure, 10y
the continued practical operation Of such paris
oft as are now IN force, but also to discover
--'what should oyer be sought for and regard.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-12-23

q The report of the Commissioners of the General
Land Office, which viii BIS laid before you by the
Secretary OF the Treasury. will show how the fairs
OF that Office have been conducted for tho past year
The disposition Of the public lands is one Of the
most important trusts confded 10 Congress. The
practicabilty of retaining the title and centro of
such extensive domains in the General Govern
nent, and at the same tima admitting the Terri
tories embracing them into the Federal Union as
coequals witt, the original States, was seriously
doubted by many of our wisest statesmen.
All feared that they would become a source Of
discord, and many carried their approximations 80
fur as 10 see in them the seeds Of future dissou-
tion Of the Confetieracy. But happily our exper-
renee has already been sufficient quiet, in great
degree, all such approximations. The position, at
one time assumed--that the admission ofnew states
into the Union on the same footing with the ORR
gnal states, was incompatible with right Of soil
in the United States, and operated as a surrender
by which their admission was lesigned 10 Sc Jexu-
lated--has beehswiseiy abandoned. 7ss
Whether in the new or the old states, all now
agree that the right Of soil to the public lands re-
mainsin the Federal Governments and that these
lands constitute common property, TO be disposed
Of for the benefit Of the states, old and new. Ac-
quiescence in this just principle by the people Of
the new states has naturally promoted disposition
to adopt the most liberal policy III tho sale Of the
public lands. A policy which should be limited
10 the mere objects ofseng the lands for the great
est possible sums of money, without regard 10 the
contrary, i is generally conceded that whilst the
mode Of disposition adopted BY the government,
should always be prudent one, yet it's leading OBJ
ect ought to DO the early settlement and cultivation
otthe lands sold; and thatit should
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-12-23

wise lind 1t difficult to escape.
These are my views upon this importan
subject: formed alter careful reflection, and
with no desire but to arrive at what is most
likely 10 promote the public interest. They
are now, as they were before, submitted with
unfeigned Difference for the opinions of others.
1t was hardly to be hoped that changes, SO inn
portant, on subject SO interesting. could be
made without producing serious diversity Of
opinion; but SO long as these conflicting views
are kept above the influence of individual or
local interests; SO long as they pursue only
the genera! good, and are discussed with mod
Grafton and candor, such diversity is benefit,
not an injury. IL majority Of Congress see
the public welfare IN different light; and more
especially ifthey should be satisfied that the
measure proposed would not be acceptable to
the people; ! shall look to their wisdom "a
substitute SUCH as may be more conducive 10
the one, and more satisfactory to the other. IN
any event, 'hey may confidently rely on my
hearty cooperation TO the fullest extent. which
my views Of the Constitution and nv sense of
duty will permit.
the public service, and to the business and mi.
etot the country, that the whole subject shnnla
and, ifpossible. at your present session. Re,
sides the plans above referred to, / am not !
ware that any one has been suggested, except
that Of keeping the public money in the Ststa
banks in special deposite. This plan d. sto
some extent, in accordance with the present
arrangement Of the Treasury Department;
which. except. perhaps, during the operation
OF the late deposite act, has always been al
lowed, even during the existence Of an ational
Bank. TO make temporary use Of he State
banks, In particular places, for the safe keep
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-11

CofNuBiAL AFFECTION. gentleman who in
the way Of money matters was what the world calls
'cl"se, lately left this region on visit TO Texas.
Previous TO leaving however, he found that his
own comfort and that OF his favoritc nag which
had served him long and faithfully. would be pro-
noted by the purchase of q new saddle. As good
husbands should, friend did nothing ra SHY and
be accordingly consulted his better half on the
most economical mode Of supplying the desdcra-
ium. Ii was concluded that articles were too
dear IN Mobile, aud the good quietly proceed
cd to New Orleans, made his purchase aud trans
united the important intelligence to his wife BY
letter. Having thus fulfilled his duty as husband
he pursued his journey to Texas, from whence be
frequently communicated with his beloved one o,
home. For time,
'All went smoothly a marriage bell.
Bot reverses will come. and IT tho i'll fate OF
our trend to fall into the hands of the Mexcons.
The sad intelligence came mournfully yet surely
over the waters. The quiet and doatiug na,ron
wus attending to the fond duties of wife and moth
er at home. little dreaming ofihe gloomy tidings
approaching. By day she dwelt on her future fe.
ciiy-in her visions at night she saw her hus-
band returning. But sorrows wing is swift. The
tale OF wo soon arrived, and sympathetic nc igh-
boz veuiurcd TO disclose to the unconscou fan
the unhappy event. lie urged her 10 call forth al
her courage. After moment spent in summon
ing up her resolution, she professed to be ready
for the worst. "You are ruined" said he, but ]
viii! protect you" ooh. dear" sighed she. 81
will be your friend forever your husband is O
prisoner TO the MexIcan-" said he. "AIy dear
husband prisoner 10 the barbarous Mexcans ~
shIIeked the disconsolate dame, and raising her
voice 10 the hghes, pitch Of despair Chen" con.
tinued she, "thai new saddle is lost."-Motiie En-
0miner.
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C.tilnoeh II w .lb.L

Relieving ihnl Jcwctls Improved Vegetable pG. 90.
q tcmtdy worthy the hiehtst conhleuro. ! an inl, .
from public considerations, to state The effect the, h.
n member OF my family. En,ly ~ the lat W,nte, a.
wife experienced the access OF disease which rtadp,
increased to high degree Il tovcniy. The ,ytou, r
great postrst,on Of strength, o.. Of npp,tt,
~ the head, dEtnc's' pnpNion oi' heart pain t b,
tile and cough. She commenced with uie psi. carl, ,
the spring, aud received immediate relief Th,y ",
continued according 10 thc directions, until nestl, r
hoNc, taken, when the appeared 10 be PED,
and no sympinms OF disease have SINCE appeared
(stgucD Len ami
Boston, sept "a, 1927.
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CLARENDON HOUSE.

/nnr subscribe, b., epcasd ihs rse,niy 'reriei
- Boarding Houae ., the Clsrsndon sptings sni 10
prepared lor no feerpucn vt cnmVauy. The ileuse ~
vel furuuhtd IN every dspsnusni, "ud 10 esttiiuni
viii tt wanting So reader Il plfsssni and ssresHlt
sut 60 thuse who wat the SPRING., The liosse beng
lets, and eommuliou, we'll adapted ior the socouime
daii"a 81 ,ndiyiausl, and ismiosiho vaoiudinarsn,
sn1 pare, a prasutc The wHpi 81 ull who cali ur n
hni shah te con,uitd and b., s,fc, and KIND sti,aon
be hoos 10 sud merit the patronage II the pub
lie.
THOMAS MCLAUGHLIN,
Clarendon spriuss June ~ 1881 90.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-11

10 ihc hssincss 'rsDsaciious q the wofld, ~
'sts tine golden secret bad every thing thai
inirrnchcs upon tbs rccala' treasure. indicts
PC suia y ioss uron The community. And pune.
tusiuy Delinquency. 10 the psyncui 81 debi.sus-
sias on in'iast~ frisiion TO ihis sublcci THIS a.
nY eye can sec. Mue. time Is iosi In collecting
drh3s especially small dob,s Nach Would be- sascd,
and might be devoted 10 useful busines. e men
w9nie keep their engagements. And The lots, ~
t!hs ,ase, tails Jast where It ought not TO ia--up
90 The ctcuiio aud 10, upon The deblar-upon the
.uJalcd and not upon the offending party. Msny
dcbis, particularly small ones cost more time in
ihcir collection than tbcy are worth. A bill of a
low dollars, ~ few shiltugs is presented sgsu
aud again % shall be paid soon,' and yc, nothing
j. got bat promises. This operation consumes
much time. aud imposes an unlust and oppressive
tax upon The creditor, and that too. in many in.
stances at least. ~ return for u real favor Had
tie CLERK or apprentice, or other agent employed
80 collecting small debts, applied himself diligently
o business, he could 10 many instances have made
more Than he 1es been sble to collect This Is
enough huos, to ruin any man whose business is
sosJ~s,oi ur.r s,.sii e-.ls, -. relation 10 hi =
debtors, and who, Bi the same time, sustslns heavy
responsibilities TO his creditors His stock ~ trade
bis labor expended upon materials, requires
large sums, at stated periods. ~ order 10 the
ccssful prosecution Of burness and il bis own
tune OF the time OF his agents, Is consumed IN col
leclng a thousand little debts, even should he, by
the mcie powers Of importantly. finally succeed ~
this respect, he must sacrifice large proportion of
bls Legitimate profits In this case, the debtor ac-
tually robs the creditor of his time and Time, let
1t be repeated, 'is money. Could this loss of time,
incurred in running up and down the streets or
writing letters into the country, fall upon the trans
gressors that IL, the debtor it would be far less
matter ofrcgret than it lie now but even in this
case, II would be dead loss to tle community,
which ought TO be avoided aud which can be avoid.
cd, by the pructice Of single Christian virtue
Pmc'Ddhty IN The payment Of debis. Obedience to
the text, Owe 10 man any thing would cave cen
tufies OF lime IN our world.
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Elpm Rer. J. D. Drum nInni.

WIN feelings of pIous gratitude to heaven, (sheb,
nows every good aud precious g') lnow come iorwnl
To unite mine 10 the numerous testimonies Of those ",
have experienced the happy effects of"Dr Jswos We.
cinble Pis.' For more than two year, have susered
severely from disease of the stomach, owing tos il.
r"nsemcnt OF the digestive organs And though ran
the the recommended course OF many romcdc, famed
Tor their rebel Swing virtues yet all vain and
essuntll u, length through theadyco Ola friend cen
sentcd to make trpl OF the above named Pil. the u
OF which has completely my lang ,c,,h,d f
hedih.
J. d. DRLyN.MOD, Catholic Pr,,.L
Boston, Mass. July e5th, 1888
The fresh and genuine pills are for sale by DANIFf
& BELL, RUTLAND n Price so cents box
6:eopi,
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Comm ssiOncrs' Notice.

WYE the subscribers, being appointed by the Hon.
w Probate Court for the district Of Rutland com.
m'soner' TO receive examine and adjus, all claim. and
demands OF all persons against the estate Of
VAR CH.4T7ERTON
late Of Rutland, ia said district, deceased rcrr,sencJ
nsolvent, aud ais" all claims aud demand. exbb,cJ IN
Offset thereto and six months from the 9th eay of June
ast, beng allowed by said court Tor that purpose we
do therefore hereby give notice that we will a,end A.,
The business OF our said appointment at Wait Chatter
tons m Rutland on The first Mondays Of Setaom5er
and December next from o'clock until o'clock p =,
on each Of said days.
DANIEL KELLEY c...
siLAS PRATT, Commi"'one"
Dated al Rutland the 9th day Of June 1887 90
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-11

a couple Of green horns. having mind to try
the effects Of little soda water, of which they
had "hearn tell'' much, but never tasted, went in
to bar and ordered glass. After it was
drawn, one Of them placed 1t on The counter while
he cornered a fourpenny bit, wherewith to pay the
scot, by which time the surfnce of the sparkling
beverage, had settled into perfect calm, and then
taking few swallows he passed it TO his compan.
ion, aud SO they nlbibed il. to the bottom Of the
goblet, IN alternate swigs, just they would take
mug of flip or blackstrap. When the dose was
finished they stood looking Z, each other with
rather fueiul expression OF coun,enauce by
hockey" said one "a tastes all fired puckery." II
sNow," exclaimed the other, az twas'nt for the
name Of coda Satcr, I'd just as soon take horn
out Of marin pcarIa.h bottle. "-Bang0r Farmer.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-11

The following j. rthcate from DR. G.. =. Rsuml .
graduate N medicine at the Universy ot Goetingep
The subscriber has tested tho effects 81 Jewclt lm,f
we'd vegetable Phl, several Of disease Of hs
and digestive organs, and the result has convince
that they are ominontly calculated Ia suhserve the
pose iur which they are designed Considering them
together superior to those articles commonly oi,f,l
similar complaints, would checriuy add my ,e,tiu,
~ FAVOR OF 50 valuable modicine. (Signell
CHIRLES r. R.1I.MLLN W b
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SIX Hats,


at the city prices. Mons and Boys FELT Hi1 y
he always has good supply of.
And now the said Cook pledges himself TO soil lower
than he bought ~ this any other OF the twenty
six states for ready cash, his nocs, which he
would even prefer 10 Jackson Gold.
] he snid Couk takcs this opportunity 10 expires his
gratitude To the public for past iavors, and only desires
that they continue 10 betow upon HIM the patronage he
merits for hts Fl lefty and puncnality in business.
The good citizens III the noghboring towns he hopes
will call on him, who want to make good Bargains IN the
Hat line.
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POETRY.


THE CAT SEEENApE
Wa ssplsasaos, isses.
fTas res ss-eurssfA AZ fas s.sAiJ
sihs hsas-sis ae-t boss,
81 laase iagsa ..l ieie.a ho~sf
Ass1 s,t,s snd is's asS br>sissPs~ot.
hesas.
rs-S y-sysn gos Ls -sssfss.s, Tsso'
s~,sl Talay foaa ~ r,tfci h,sh.
psf fhss seed ioFlng ryt.
40 h.ss 80 biitfui Toususs sighi
N.sos.
Ne~ sc,ia the rn,-rsigA, ~ N, h,n
he ~iads are bs.issd. the waves arc still
Ah''~si '''e the SSsaA,ag nii,--
hesss
TN cai ,stti,A he @ts,fs 10 q basqssf
oesne With nc scto., she street,
snd ~sii spread nelae treat
V al Inst abtsss 'e's 10 cat.
Neses
fTl col FlsSdsfh ~, .seu,as,)
o bid rot alone depart
feel tht bafhing tear dfcp start
seal ard heal bsfstag heart
Meso8
fAnd docribsh n. treat
AsJ g.. nsFe ,hs,,
For I've splendid hauaeh Vi rat
Jusi cool d 20 suit = lady cat
hcsos
f;bo,rssk ,cky ne rat lorsn
fIo,e thee for Thy ~hiskered face,
Thy tuneiui par, thiae ontapgbt grace,
Thoae eyes o. greon-thsi nols,lsss pace
hsson.
dad uhy lie ioush nof)
love thee not Tor boarded pef
On stolen scraps form pantry shelf,
Bet oh love thee Tor thyself
BesoO.
(Jhs oaf rarsh jealous
And ifsbo,ber cat should dare.
wnb look oflo' thee TO glare,
by hesycn, III eat him hide and hair
hesou.
(ind shotcsh roentment)
For though, alas IN vain Pine,
No bassf breath shall soil the shrine,
Unos haiowed by hamo Of NINE
Meaou.
Aad proyhossh ~, coming death R.gi, cat peace
Zoo grca, feel this load Of wo
Soon, coon in death siumbcr low,
And oet my gave shall estnip grow
M-e-a-ou.
the cat traiith he uoioe
Yet once sgan, before die,
lislse ~, feeble love notes high -
And loud. and yet louder cry
Meaoa--Jeaou i-yesuu-ow
(Pod sreiamsth from a tcindo,c)
The hend torment that tqushnc cat,
oot night disturbing vorm,n Seat
III spoil your beauty, dear Take that
fD',tAa'sdh roksr-grand 6nii. Of oai,uoa.ins. tn
ssi dsea~pe1.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-11

WASHING siLKs. a lale member OF az English
periodical, contains useful ,srlicle on washing
''ikSirom which We copy the following extract -
Lay The piece OF silk upon a clean board soap
piece oi flannel vet, and with this rub the silk
carefully ana evenly one way after having thug
eiesnsed one side Of the sk take a wet spong.
aud wash on The soap proceed IN the same man.
ner TO cleanse the other eide. and then VINE the
Sster of of each with clean dry cloth after
which hang The silk IN the air TO dry, do ~, wiring
H. bat hans II os siugy Is possible upon a linen
horse aud let II dry gradually. When very near
y dfy, iron II with cool box. Ia tina uauner
We last summer washed safe colored dress " Inch
wee 80 dr'y With the constsnt wear Of winter hat
We cd not like TO use II even for lungs. without
endes'oFing 10 remove some Of the spct,. and We
were qu''e hoPe.e Of rs being ct FOR any thing
e!ceP hhings even whea washed. but ns bright.
ness was completely restored. It's texture was sof
Ter ihhh when new, and 1t made very nice ch,ld',
iroek.
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ID URT & MASON will receive this week j.
- FARWELL 81 SONS Common double se,t
Scythes. new and much improved article. They
are without doubt the best Sc,,he ever offered for
sale in the State.
Also, Rakes, Lamson's GERMAN Scythe Snath
Rutland, July 8 1887 %
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Cure for Indigestion.

.Lft.vDICE a DlSF4SE or THE LurR
jEwErts tsrooVrp vreKt,Htr ruis,
IfNR GER.NiN SPECIFIC. viii prove o. ,ut,t
" cly for dyspepsia, iaundce IT The ii,et, htaA
heartburn, soUs stomach. lnss ~ urperc d,ryiuc,,
asss 49, the hntbs, stNtuess. arl ph,s .imous N,
az tc,mon,ais teoenly rfee,vc 81 The taluiAty cAc
these pulls tho following struus yruofis 'uhmiticl IT, d.
animation
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-11

hiT Lar ~ Vagina. lie Faa Bsgsa Iexislatut. If
fgna o. fsheI the houso u Deles.es have :, ya, ~
- 70 - pAfsed ha virtually deeisruz ip ,,sl.,,o, -
'ss onfHsion The uoes Of the iusossnt h.nk,s,d "a
os s-e's hankt are issoiseHito " LgaI tenasy ,sd
'tg az sa'es 1neef Lteesisou. ualess The psrties = nj
eoIssni 'o receive N pagsnt the Eotes Of ~. Ll -
tbe Commonwealth Wv D-AA' OF
If-l,, Tia F0~ef @! ihs Wa BsfeE B.nt Il.,,,,H 49,
a fHaff
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4 good Chance for n SpccUla-
lion i'm Vermont.

TnilE subscriber Offers ior sale IN Mcndon, about
- three hundred acres of good timhcred land, all We
~ level favorable land lot cultivation when cloarodcov
cred ehithy with Spruce aud hemioek, with two good
water privilege Tor Saw Mills on IT. laying about one
fourth OF mile from The Rutland aud SiockLrdgo
Turnpike, about "a mles irum the Count House m
Rutland.nnd on the new County Road oceutly laid
Also-a good Water Privilege for a saw Mall lying
The Rutland aud wool,tock Turnpike road and about
miles from Rutland. 10 The vicinity plenty VI tim
her for saving.
- ~ ,ti,sr particulars inquire of tho subscriber IN
Mcudon.
HENRY STRONG.
Aisnsian. Jnly IL 1871 20
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.NHpt Hats,

Of every size and description, to suit the most DIT
6cut putehascr-and all cts fot the Lawyer, Far
mer and Dandy.
lie also keeps for those who wish, small as
sutiinont of lfsi rate
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castor Hats.

Biack and D,ob Srpc.fae CiSToRS;
Also. % and 81 quality DO Biiok and bra6'
Btsok and B1dc aper6ns Brush do.,-equal to
any that can be made IN this or any other State IN
the Uuior.
He also keeps q large assortment Of No ], . 3
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IL POsf-Kider sc0ufed.

NTNN IT'D Immediately, thorough posi- RJDFB
W to distribute the HERALD, STATEsn.s sni a,,
er aPen on the extensive snd lucrative rout. nov o,
ga 10y Hf WILLIAM kIssIg. About three hum, .1
N'p"Per, Sfe now distributed on isd route and many
more may doubtless be distributed "A""'
- Inquire at me HERALD OrTIoE, Ruilsnd-or
s1ATEsnAs OfrIcE, Carleton.
April II, 1887.
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Wanted (:

SuE,RpD LINES lTOOL and HATING and sHIr-
PING fURS-for which liberal price will be paid in
HATS or CASH.
Also -Uonted, most kinds Of PRODUCE that the Far
mer raises, 10 exchange for Has.
Rutland, May 2, 1887. I93mo.
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" u TICE.

y IL persons indebted 10 the estate II Richard How.
immediate payment TO the subscrber-And an ,,.
having demands either Il or book account sg;n'
'ad e'T'e VIII present them me for adio,.n,ns
payment. "nu
Wet Pouliney, June 90 1887. S1'e.'
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To whom il may Concern

VniiE subscriber having been duly appointed Guar,i
- an Of WILLIAM CRossMAH JR.. Of Clarendoo il,
'he county OF Rutland, according the statute in such
case made and provided, hereby gives notice to all
pie tina, any bargain, sale or contract made with it
Gresham after this date will be held null and yo,d in
law, '"N 'o'' ~
Given under my hand al Clarendon, TIN. 2G,b l.v of
June, 1881. ''" 10y VI
y MOSES PERKINS. Guardian,
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Elixir Vegetai Baisamique.
W.. DOWNS
Veg CfNbIe BNlSOuSc Eyjrjr.

NOR Coughs, Colds, Consumption, Csarrh, Croup
* Asthma, Whoopug Cough, aud Of all other dses
es of the head. chest and lungs.
Pamphlets continuing history Of the medicine
sketch of the diseases for which is recommended oer
tifcaes from unqucstionabe sources-smpls directon
accompanying each bottle-may be had Of any oliha
genc,es, gratis.
CERTIFICATE.
For the benefit thc,licted, beg leave to give t,
Rev. n H. Downs Vegetable Balsamc Elixir the bish
est possible recommendation. have gwen IL TO n chi
OF mine whose lungs evidently dangerously c,,d
and for whom much alarmed after harss tined
many other remedies in vanthc result isthc diren,e
APPARENTLY removed and the child restored 10 health
To effect this, phinl only has been used
STEPHEN CHANDLER.
Stanbrdge, June 90, 1896.
dT1he above medicine is for sale at the Rutland Bol
Store, by
10" w. FAY, .agenL
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straw BOnncts.

hCNsTABLEa and open worked Straw, Leg
- horn ana Tuscan Bonnets OF The latest style
jas, received aud Tot ssle by
BURT & MASON.
Rutland, July 3, 1887. 2s