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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-08-11

"O the honorable the Probate Court
Il for the Disiric Of Cbittenden, comes
Henry P. Hickok. of Burlington. IN said
district. and shews lha, he is legal guar.
dian of Mortimer G. Buell., male iufapt
nnder the age of twenty one years. and
Of Maria A. Buell., female infant under
the age Of eighteen years, both OF the
town Of Burlington aforesaid: that the
SAID Mortimer G. and Maria A. are seized
a. tenants in common in their own righ'
IN fee, of certain parcel Of land IN Bur.
lipg,on. being the whole of ono scre anc
one half Of one acre, with the messuag'
and appur,enances, known as the R,ddl,
place; and that sale Of said parcel o
land is conducive TO the bcs, interests o
his said wards. Therefore he prays sale
court to grant him license and cmpowe,
him To sell the SAID land and messuagc. ant
your peu,onrr will ever ptav.
llENRY p. HiCKOK, Guardian
IT Mori,oot G.. and Mara A Buell..
Burlington august |, 1897.
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Spencer Cooks Estate.

M f. the sub-crlbrrs, having been ap
w poirlrd bv the Il In. the Puhar.
Court for the Ds,r,c, Of Chu,cudrn. cnn 5,
mssinnerS To receive, -XsnIln" and adjust
the claims and C'maud. uf all person.
against the estate o. Spencer Cook. late #
Wesiiord. IN sad District, deceased, rep
resented lnsolvenr. and also all claims and
demands exhibited ~ otf.ct lhcrer"; aud
TX mourhs from he dav Of the date hereof
b NC allow by sad Court for that pur.
pose. We do therefore hereby give nolice
That we will attend 10 The business 81 our
appointment, al the dive Hing Of VIM Wood
in Wes,fod IN said D,trct, on the first
and fourth Tuesdays of December next, at
10 O'Clock, A, NJ on each Of SAID days.
Dated, tins l4'h cay Of Jnly A. ID 1887.
WIN WOOD, Commits
GEO, s HALE @oners
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THs Rev. Mn. CRANES SEMINARY -
The examination and exhibition Of the
advancement Of the pupils in this Seminary
took place on Thursday and Frld'y me
9Th and 28tb Of July. Having had the
pleasure Of witnessing rart of 1t, ! would
take this method Of expressing the high
qualification il afforded to myself and
Others, and of inviting the attention OF the
public to IN Ins,i,ion. which. though modest
and unobtrusiye 10 it's prelensions, probably
aff,tds as many advantages as are TO be
inc, with at any sml)ar Institution. From
an acquaintance with its domestic aud IN
,erna arrangements, and from wha' wae
manifested IN the course Of the exnmna
,ion. i, i, believed to- comblne, as far a
practicable, the advantages OF Paten'h
oversight. advice, aud government. with
systematic course Of instruction IN The
solid and ornamental branches OF science
and literature.
The school is strictly q family SCHOOL,
The Young ladies' are all regarded as m'W
bers of the family aud as SISTERS I" eaci
other. TIL" prrsetva'lnn of the heath ant
the improv.,ncnt Of the manners OF tie
Young Ladies, together with iheic IN eIIec
Iua and moral culture, appear TO be con
slant objects Of so'lc''ude on the part OF the
Principal and Teachers.
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.Ne,c and s,,yDyisinp cases.

1T A gentleman. Mr.. r. Of Charles,own,
who can be referred TO had been confined To
his bed most Of the time for a week. suffering
most cxcruca,ing pain from Rheumatism; az.
Ter having had recourse TO the round of anti
does usually resoftcd TO in this complaint, but
without benefit and while in this state Of
suffering, and no prospect ofreef, Mr.. Caleb
Symmes, who was his neighbour, and who.
lowing TO the extraordinary bencf, he had
himself Inexperienced from its use, recommend.
ed the article with such confidence as induced
Mr.. r. to make use oft. which he did. with
the usual success attending its adnnis rat,cn
viz: immediate mitigation Of pain relief and
cure
GTMr. T. Of this city, was attacked with a
very violent Rheumatism IN his back, which
nm application Of this Liniment On going to
bed instantly relieved. and cured by morning
observes he nerer used any Thing which gave
him So mu' h aud 80 prca rcllcl
0J'An old Revolutionary Officer near Bos-
ton. was sorrlv afflicted for wears with tlIem.
matte complaints. especially III his r MS aud
limbs. which were frequently much swollen.--
could obtain only temporary relief from med
ical advice. or the Use OF various remedies, ard
had dlspaircd OF help when friend who had
! Witnessed the wonderful effects of this Lin.
| mrn,. advised hun TO make use oft. which he
did. with the mos, happy effect i, reduced h'
swtll'ng in one n,ghL
THIS article IS cons,dered so superior 10 erer,
hing }se, and 10 posseSs such uncommon rirines
hot 1t IS ordtred (ton distant pats IF The coun'
try.
u An agent recently writes "Pieasc senc
me a further supply of Jebb's Linimeni the frs
oppnrlunily--l shall probably sell a consider
able quantity. ds IT is recommended by some .
our phys'cians rery highiy.
| l;-Anolhcr agent writes: ~ wish you Il
forward me some more of Jrbbs l.lnlment
whcc has recommended itself very highly"
| Price so cents a bottle.
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Frederick Ijuell's Estate.
STlTE OF HER.MONT. !

DlrsRIcT OF CHIrTE>pEN, S..
The Hon The Probdte Court far The Dis.
hid IF Chirenden. to MI persons ron
rerned in tie estate Of FredfrJca' Buell.
late + Burlington in said District de
Censed GREETINIi
WHEREAS, George p. Mash, admin.
w lsiaIor OF The esl ate Of SAID deceased
proposes to render an account OF h-
administration. and present his account
against salJ estate for examination and
allowance at session of the Court OF
Probate. to be holden al the Register
office IA Burlington, on the third Wednes
day of August next.
Therefore, you are hereby notified 10
appear before SAID court at the time and
place aforesaid, and shew cause, If any you
have, why The account aforesaid should moi
be allowed.
Given under my hand at Burlington
Tins @7h dav of July. A. D, 1887
VIM. WESTON. Register.
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STATE OF EERMONTl
DI,Tpicr OF cHiTrENDEN. {

UINTpiCT OF CH1TTENDEN.
The Probate Court for the dstrut # Gilt.
tenden. 10 all persons TO i0hom these pres
SCENTS shaH came. GREETING.
III ENRY r. HICkOK of Burlington,
Il N th" Di>,rlc, at Chlllendrn, Guar
dian OF Mortimer G. Buell.. male inlau,
under the aye Of twenty one y'ars, and
Maria A Burl, n female infant under the
age of eighteen years, having represcu,ed
Il" this cour, ,ha, the sad Mortimer G.. aud
Maria A. are seized as tenants in common
N their own right IN fee of o certain parcel
"' land, IN Burlington. bong The whole ~
one acre. and one ia of one acre, whit
the mcs-uage and appurtpnances, known
as the R,dcle place; aud that a sale of saId
IA Gel Of land Is conduc,ve TO the be-,
! interests of his sand wards
II Is therefore hereby ordered that said
application stand tor hearing before SAID
Cont at u session thereof TO be holden at
HE Office of the Register Of tins Court ~
Burlington. on The second Wrdne,da of
September A. D. 1887; and ,ha, notice
thereof be gwen to all concerned bv pub
lishng this order together with the sub.
stance Of SAID petition. in the Free Press,
a newspaper, pointed at Burlington. in
he County of ChuIendeu. two wee H.
'ucccss'vely. the la, Of SAID publications
10 be not less than Two weeks rtvlous Ia
said dag OF hearing, then and there to ap
pear before sand Court and shcw cause, Il
any they have, why the prayer Of SAID
petition should not be granted.
Given under my hand aud the seal oil
.ald Court at Burlington. 10 the District
Of Chnlcnden, this LIST day Of August A
d. 1887.
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10 the n5,onishment Of every one, IN short
time sh" was perfectly restored TO health,
" n Lndy),om birmingham, was ee
vetelv afflicted with cough, splitting Of
blood. and general debility, on taking two
bottles of these Pills. and one box of Dr..
Relies Ambitious Pills, was restored to
perfect health.
OAn elderly person in this vicinity,
who had suffered much for years BY most
distressing asthma, had tried almost every
hing recommended. which only at times
gave temporary relief. and usualya more
violent return Of her complaint, has recent
y mnde use OF the above Pills with more
bpnt tlc'a effects than any thing she has
ever used bcfnre.
W a Young Indy ut NJ, had been
troubled with very bad cough, SO violent
as ut tunes to rack and harra.s her ex.
recd'ngy; consumption was feared. la
her mober had died Of that complain
.-she was immediately relieved and sub.
''qn"n''y entirely cured by Dr.. Relies
A-lhmai'c Pills.
Pfce s Tor whole boxes of 30 pills, and
so cents tor half DO Of l2 pills, with dIrcc
tons.
***None genuine unless signed on the
outside printed wrapper 5y HE sole Propri.
etor, 7. KlDDER. Immediate successor to
he late Dr.. w. II. Co>wAY For sale.
with all the other "Conpay .Iedirines" o,
his Counting Room. No. 80. next door Ia
j. kdder's Drug Store. corner of Courl
and Hanover streets, near Concert Hail
Bos' and nv his spcc,al appointment. BY
J q J, II PECK g. Co., Burlington VI
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Tho Painful and Dcbl''aling Complaint Of
TN g PILL S
receives imhied ,atc relIcI, and in numerous in
stances has been thoroughly curet. by the
administrator of

receives imuad ate relief, and in numerous in
stances has been thoroughly curet. by the
administrator of
DUMFHIES' REMEDY FOR THE PILES,
TNliIS approved compound also miiga,es
Il and removes the symptoms which ire>
quenily accompany that disorder, and increase
the danger of the patient, VIZ. pains in Loins
--Ileadache--losS of appetite ion,
aud other marks Of debility.
A relieved Patient writes from distance,
cit is bn, justice 10 you to inform you, that
have used your Dumities remedy for the
Piles for sometime past, and have found it Ell.
inenlv successful"
An Officer in the Army observes
N have been troubled for years with the
Piles. aud have never found any remedy that
would compare with yours. 1t gave me al.
mos. immediate relief"
A Physician aud Druggis, writes.
II have sold all the medicine you sent me.
which is So highly recommended Tor the Piles
! wish YOU to send me one dozen more by the
bearer"
The remedy sqnic innocent, and may be
administered TO all ages and both sexes -
| Plain aud ample Directions. with description
Of The complaint, accompany each package,
| which consists of two JoTes. nue containing an
Ointment, and The other an Eec'uary.--Prlc
! s for both articles, or so cents where but one
is wanted.
Price 81 bottle, or bottles for IS.
| *.* None ger une unless signed on the
outside printed wrapper by the site Proprietor
! T. klDNER. ,aimcdi0ie Successor 10 The late
| Dr.. W. Il. CnNwAy For sale with all the
",h.r "Eon~dy .Itdicnes," al his Counting
Room, No. 90. next door to J. kIdder's Drug
Store, corner Of Court and Hanover streets
near Concert tlall, Boston; and by his spc'
ciol appointment, by J. & J. Il. Pr OK Il Co,
Rurlingt on VI.
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DR.. Rcife'S ASthmatic Pills.

This exceedingly powerful, aud vet
equally safe and innocent preparation. bar
tfccred Thorough aud rapid cures upon
patients supposed To have been far I'd.
vauced in a confirmed Consumption. aud
who have exhibited the appearances whlch
usually indicate a fatal terminal ION of the
dlsnrder.
DIR RELIES PILLS have also ob.
tanned the CHEST character a. a PICTORIAL
Medicine aifrdlng the most unexpected
Genet To those labourlng under the com
mon CIugh, occas'oued by acrid humnrS
lrrll ing he threat. or by defncllrns on
The lungs SYMPTOMS winch deprive the suf
ierer of sleep, and gradually introduce the
'nng train of Pulmonary affections. The
Pills appease the cough, promote easy ex.
p"ctorallon, very essentially relieve. and
'tien cniirrlv cure the most obstinate and
distressing cases. Commrn Coids are u.u
ally removed by he Pull N few hours.
| In the harra>slng and sufflcallug com
pla II. 81 Ii" A,THMA, the Pills give IN
M date relief They mitigate the com
liant and generally effect n radical cue.
~ lh"se A-ihma',c a''ucks characterized
| by difficulty Of breathing, iighiness and
structure across the brcas, aud 10 the
lungs, oppressive ha'uIences, wheezrug.
coughing, toar.en"ss, cosllvcness, aud
many other as'hmaIic symptoms
A. the Pills require IN ordinary cases no
confinement, they may be administered
with confidence and safety to all ages aud
classes of people. Unexamped success
has hitherto attended their administration
IN grea, variety of cases; and The Pro.
Drieinr can refer 10 a multitude, winch
testify 10 their efficacy ~ revivlng the
omac aled victim from The bed of disease
AID restoring hun TO the blessings of &C.
sustained health and activity.
THE BENEFICIAL EFFECTS
Resulting (rom The administration Of Dr.
Relies .4ahmatic and Consun,ptire EiYs
erhibifed in Tie Joiiowing cases,
IVA Physician, M. ID, and Druggist
recently writes: "rhe As,hmalIc Pm,
(R"lGe's) are invariably wei! spoken of b,
hose who use them
a. Mrs -, ofMis city, was three wear.
seriously sfll cled with consump,lve symp
toms. as pam in the side. almost perpe'uo
cough, splitting of blood, general debility
&c.--in Tins distressing safe, unable /,
sit up, and not expecting to hive many day,
she was advised to lake DR. Relies Asth
matte Pills, and also DR.. Jebb's Linlmen
be applied 10 her side, which she did, ant
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TO WOOL GROWERS &
DEALERS.

TENHE Subscriber has opened a DEPOT
d FOR THE RECEPTION AND PUBLIC
SALE OF AMERICAN AND FOREIGN w"nL.
IN HE City OF New-York Tue FIRST Sale
VIII b. announced a. early us ptactlcabr.
and afterwards continued at regular periods
as may be deemed eEprdenr.
The extent to which the growth and man.
MA Cture Of his article has arrived ~ tins
country. forming as It does. one Of the
staples oi productions, as well as of ex'en-
slve imporl atom. renders the es,a bllshment
OF a regular market, where the Farmer
can avaI. h'mselt OF he foil prices paid BY
manufacturers. and where Manufacturers
may. at stated periods find full supply.
and sun their purchases exactly accurding
TO their wants, Is not oaIy desirable, bu; ab
s"uiely necessary for The profit aud con
venleuce of both classes. TO the Farmers
especially It Is oil important, that they
should enjoy regular market and the ad.
vantage ot tull competition. instead ct
bong compelled TO submit to the prices
off red by spectators. whose intimate
knnwh dgc OF the wants Of Manufacturers,
and whose nicer Judgment IN the ARTICLES,
has gwen them grea, advantage. and often
compe,lrd great sacrifice on the part OF
The Farmer.
The CITY of New-York being by far the
greatest ma, krl " here Manufacturers find
"A SAFE 'or Their fabrcS, 1t is placed beyond
a duub that. II The growers and dealers IN
Wool. avail themselves extensively of this
opportunity Of offering their Wool for sale
It Will brng together, Us purchasers, all
| the prmcIpa Manufacturers Of the North,
ern Safes: and give. not only 10 the buyer
and seller every advantage that can be
offered, but regularity and stability to the
marke, winch has not before existed in this
cruniry, and winch 10 other wool growing
counlr rs has been productive OF the great
est berctit 10 all classes.
Satisfactory reference given on appll.
cation, and TO those who desire it, al
advance IN cash for a limited Period vii
be uade. Persons wishing to limit thel,
wool 10 price, will have the advantage u
a private sale IN The hes, market It ,h,
! prices at public sale should no, reach then
expectation.
Persons wishing to enter their Wool f,l
Sale. are desired 10 correspond early witt
he subscriber.
JOHN A. PARKER.
New York Juy -, 1887.
Corner OF Wall q South 81. 3n
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Ilinesbur Acad e IN y

'a'llE fail term OF this Institution WI
Il commence on Monday the 2ist %
August. TIE Board Of trustees hav,
engaged A. Samson, A. i to take The
charge Of the Institution as P,ecrp,or.
TUrTioN. for common English branch
es $3.50. fpr,Ie hgh"r branches, including
The languages s. co. French viii b.
taught on seine conditions as other Ian
guages.
Board and incidcn,als vii! be furnishct
on reasonable terms.
Such books as are used IN the Academy
can be purchased IN his village. /; dp,i ed
Mr.. Samson CONES r. cummrndcd with
tes',monals winch give the Trustees tolI
confidence in his ability and skill In reach
ing, and from hr, experience in kindred
Institutions. we flal'er ourselves hat those
who favour hun wrh their patronage will
no, be disappointed.
f. WILSON, Sec
Hlneshntgh, july &c. 1887
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MORE GOODS.

1000 6 IA CT. Bills 100 ps. India
iCCO' Rubber. 800 Camels hair
Brushes, l2 red Pnmes SO SILVER Pen
rls, aud few hundred sheet, fnr Tissue
Paper. OF various Colors, received at the
Variety Shop.
July &C. PANGBoRN & BRIN.MA1n.
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Ascl Harris Estate.
STATE or PER.UO.NT, }


DISTRICT - CHIrTENDEN.
Tie Hopordbie the Probaie Court for The
D~trjt If ChWenden, 10 nU persona
to1cerned in The Estate Of Asset Harris
tiie Of Chichester Ia SHid District. de.
Censod GREETING.
EVIlEREAS Russell Elerrrck admins
w traitor Of the Estate OF SAID deceased
proposes 10 render an account OF his ad
mlnsita'Iuu. aud present hts account OF
his administration, and present his account
against sand estate for examination and
allowance o. n session at Tia" Court OF
Probate. 30 be- hoLcn at Burlington on the
second Wednesday, Of August next.
Therefore, You are hereby notified 10
appear before SAID court ct The time and
place aforesaid, and slew cause, if any
You have why the account AFORESAID should
not be . allowed.
Given under my hond Al Darlington this
l2th day Of Jnlv, A. ID 1887.
WIN WESTON, Register.
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Burlington, July 20 1887.
NEW GOODS AGAIN.,

n OVELY & ABBOTT have Just rcc'd
-EZ from New York an assortment oi
P"ngee AMI fancy lidkts, Ladies' plan
open work and KID Cloves, Bonnels and
Bonnet Ribbons Silks, &c, French work
ed Capes and Collars. Thread Edg,ngs and
lnser'ingS, Umbrellas. Ladies' and Misses
ParasoIls, French Mu-ilns. and Grnghams,
Collcoes, T'ckng', Shcetlngs and SHIRT.
lngs. &c. &c,
Burlington, July 20, 1887.
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HURLIM GTON
FEMALE S.. MTM AIRY

IUyUE mex, term of the Burlington F"'
Il male Seminary commences Sep'em
Der 18Th. Pup,l- are requested to enter
at the commencement ct The term.
CoNDiTtrN> Of AnMiTANCE.
Boarder, S35 per qnafl'r, halt payable
N advance i'hIs sum entities the pupll to
board. lndg,ng. room rent, fire. lights, etc
and Ia tuition il any or oil branches tncIn'
died in the extensive course ut Englsi
,,udle- pursued ~ li,r Seminary. and Latin
Extra charge, are made Tor music. t'nrln
ding ,rncr',ej Sc, Drawne s., Ffench So
Singing S..
Trustees,
ALVIN FooTE, \. B. UAswELL,
J 5. PorwI>. Henry MAYO.
G. W. BENEDICT. GEn. I. MaR.H.
HARRY BRApLrY S f. HowARD.
Bu'hugron, Angus, 10. 1857.
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Hemsn Devereaux's Estate.

WE o"r snb,cnbers, having been a.
W pointed by the Honorable the Pr
ate Court Tor the District oi ChuIende"
'tn'nssi"uers 10 receive, examine aud nd
nst The clolm- aud demands Of oil persons,
a'usi The estate Of lloman Dovorpsux late
o Il chnoud IN SAID District. (, ceased req
r "nird lnsolvrO. nud pI>o all clnln. Dnd
d hands exhibited IN off.ct thereto; and
Q K month, from he d9v of The date hereof.
b ng allowed by said Court tor that pur
p o We do therefore hereby give notice.
I At we VIII attend To he business % our
appointment. AT the ,riicc e William p.
Briggs, in Richmond IN said District. on
h. llh of S"piomb"r and ou the Is h Of
December nrAi. at 10 O'Clock, A NJ. on
'ach Of sad days.
Dated, Ih,s l4'h dov of Juuc A. D. 1887.
REUBEN MINIS. ~.
en-. HUNTINGTON ( si"""r,'
ARTENAS FLAGG. '''"'''
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Having tiei two experiments ihis season hat
worked we'll. | have just been induced 10 lry u
third Of The same KIND, which when told what il is,
| think you will perfectly ag'ee wilh ne in he stu
tmen'. II is now no less or more ihan tins |
Went nlf TO New York in MARCH and got u few
New Goods and sold them for cash. then IN Nav |
tried the same thing over, and found it 10 wort
equally well then hearing that there was a grea
many preit, New Goods To he sold very cheap u,
New York r'r Cash, was of and got a bot, tear.
ing they would soon be dea,er, which every bod
says will he The case by and bye, without the time,
get better for YOU know they are 50 hard the Fac.
ones and people cannot work now. | am u friend
to trade and hope ali those who wish to buy vii
come and he p me on in the experiment and &c.
such things d. they want while they can for If no
more good, should he made. it wond be a gIeat
PIT, To he Obliged To go WITHOUT. Nv Experiment
Is not like the specie humbug-no half way business
Of shining through The inseiirrs. but Is warrlnr.
ed TO bo,h show out and ,cear out in the doing Of
the winch the result, sediment and deposite pro.
ducrd, Is the real article 10 be desired VIZ: Han
pin'--, comfort and enjn,ment All 10 lie had hv
applying AT The Che ,p.Fa,hon,ble-t anc, Dry.
Good'Hnd most general Variety Sto, e.io be- found
n-lhe Government, kept by
:. EARL HOWARD.
Burlinyton Jul, 90 1877
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NT1NKLES KUSSELL. Judge.
CONSUMPTION !
asthma ! Hnd COi0rrL !

H. hat long train y. discnsrs winch seem
4 TO grow Wrh the growth Of civ,hze ID
society. CONSUMPTION takes the lead
~ Is relenllr>, lnruadS upon human life -
VT his dreadful disorder l. easily uvetcrme
N rs earlier stages. II Is only wien neg
l'ctpd that It arrives At The terrific malurl
" which 50 often bafilrs the sauacl,v Of
professional science. An obstinate couch
l. the customary fnrerurner oi ID" PuIMn.
NARY CoN-UMPrIoN. Improper neglect m
he umelv administration of simple and
"a lulaty remedies. j. sure to be Icprov ed
bv dreadful succession of t0nsum piire
SYMPTOMS: oppression Of the breast; green
,s5 md bloody sp'''le: uIceraleG lungs and
hectic fever; .hrIveIled cXtrcmi,les. and
general emacIa'Ion OF the whole body
proslrallon Of strength; flushed cheeks
swollen feet ana legs. and at last. IN toll
possession Of the men'a faculties, aud
while hope s,ll whispers her far,orng to le
--cnld exlrem,lles. and prema nre Jea, h.
For lh" various stages Of tins compliant.
one of The most approved remedies ever
/ .,,I rad
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will afford immediate relefto the patient. ard
has sometimes been attended with such extra
ordinary success as TO cure the most distress
sing rheumatism in imeniy.four hours, even
when of years standing.
This highly valuable Linimsni is recon,
mcnded with confidence founded on the ex-
Porlence primary years, not only MS a cure for
that excrucailng disease, but as an excellent
application for rIFFNsss OF THE JOINS, NUMB.
NESS, STRAINS. CHiLsLAINs. &c.
Among mass oftesiimony in favour of the
success ofthe Liniment, as a thorough rene.
dy for RHEUMATISM, the proprietor selects the
following rs presenting genuine instances OF
it's efficacy
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BURLINGTON
Stereotype Foundry.

I'm + Stereotype Foundry formerly car.
Eaton has passed inlo the hands Of II
Johnson & Co., and i, will in future b.
carried on IN connection with their Book
and Job Ohce. Leads of all sizes ano
Blanks Of all kinds furnished To order q
great variety Of cuts. large aud small. OF
hand. and ~ fnc, all Kinds of work usual,
called Tor ~ a sui'ar lahl> hmcni. dom,
win n,a'nc- aud despatch. Al order,
addressed to the f ~ vii be- promptly Il,
tended TO. II JOHNSON & Co.
Warrington Iulv 70. 1887