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A German coin, value rs cents.
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II certificate from three members of the 81
'eGl Profession IA Germany, in EuIope.
me' The undersigned. practitioners cf ueGnS
III Germany, are well aware chat. by our oogS
we may forfeit the friendship of some of ihe y
uity, out not OF Its benevolent members vic .
uninnueneed by selfish motives Though
enSI refrain from An expression of our cplalS
GIoi the soundness or unsoundness Of
ooelIck's ne,c doctrine, we are happy 10 say -
we deem his Sanative too valuable moi 70 be e.
orally known-for what our ewes behold and %
ears near, we must believe.
we hereby state, that when Dr Ionic Or
Toeiicke hrst came before the German public,
1he pretended dscoverer Of a new doctrine sgei
ne" medicine, we held HIM in the highest CO
emP,' DeiieVing and openly pronourclpg hin
De base lmpostor and the prtnce Of ouzss
put, on hearing so much said about the SEnata
against " and for il, we were induced, from o.
yves OF curiosity merely, 10 make trial Of is z
Puheu virtues upon number Of our mosl b.
iess Pstients: and we now deem il our boun5s
uuy leVen at the expense of our self ialGs
Puphc'y 70 acknowledge its efficacy in cuflDe =
ony consumption, but other fearful n.aiaae
which we have heretofore believed to be ipcpa
o'e. Our contempt for the discoverer Of y
heoicine was at once swallowed up in our u
astoinshment at these unexpected results: -
as amends Tor our abuse of him, we do frss3
confess to the world, that we believe him p
antnroPlst, who does honor to the professor, .
70 cur country, which gave him birth. =.
me recent adoption Of this medicine ,,
some o. cur European hospitals is q sui1os
guaranty thatitPerforms all its promises. kSsrs
60 not our testimony, for wherever 10 is uss'
u its own best witness.
HERMAN ETMULLER, MD.
WALTER VAN GAULT. NJ. ID.
ADOLPHUS WERNER, AZ. d.
germany, December 10, 1886. l
FSeE. JACKSON, sole agent for BEaosD>
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Translated from the Gcrzaoa.l
LOUIS ORION GoELI1Ep
OF GERMANY,

- ~ - - ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ " 4 II Il y ~ e.
OF GERMANY,
THE GREATEST OF HUMAN BEEgYAcror,
Citizens Of North and South America
1NO Louis Ofon Goelicke, NJ. ID. OF C-,-.
Il ny, lEurope,1 belongs the imperishaIIs Ia.
or OF adding Hie1o and precious doctrine "a 4,
science OF MedIcine-a doctrine which, tsosr
Sehemently opposed by E.any of lie faculty 4
winch ne Is valuable member D he proves ,os
as Wen founded in truth as any doctrine OF Ia
"Ht-a doctrine, upon The verify of which !.
suspended the lives of millions Of our rarr =
winch he boldly challenges his opposers 70 relrs
VIZ consumption IS a disease dIto1vs occasin
ca oy diS"Tdeyed state Of pTs Vffa mr. n
f.In.cjPtel Of the human body: Or offes. seer
~ et1h"lg fn the system for tears Ietore Il.
IS the least complaint Of ne I,.MrS
,ohich may be as certainly, fhougiS&k - -
W, cuea, as common, cold or a sSn,,I. -.
acne. An inValuably precious doctrine ~
Important lesson TO the dDDoycsff,,- 49,, -
ooth sexes, teaching them that this insiipor.i.
nay De an unobserved inmate of thei- .,s,v-
houses even while they imagine them.elyt,s
cure nom rs attacks, teaching Them that II
GREET SECRET IN THE .aRT or 5FJ
SERpLNG HEALTRIS TO PLUCK on
TIE DISEASE WHILE LA-THE IBI an
| .1.ND NOT IH9IT TILL THE IT11
GROW.VE.4R.
inns liiustrious benefactor Of man ia also ,,e
ca to your unfeign"d gratitude, and Ike cr.trs
I world, for the invention CT his .McfeL5s
Sanatice, whose healing fat may justly Il,
Tor 1t such title, since il has so slgusllv i,n--
ca over our great common enemy as,- c0s
SCInPIIO.N, both in the first and last sts,s-
medicine which has thoroughly filed lie :,
uata IN the Materia Medica, and lhereIy r-or
Nseii the o. ConquereT Of PhysiciaasSs-
medicine, for which all mankind nill have "A
cant cause TO bless the beneficent ham, or ! 4
TIC idence,-a medicine, whose woEdrous I
.ues nave been so glowingly portrayed erta
some OF our clergy, in their pastor Il visits L
SICK Chamber; by which means they often )
come the happy instruments of changing dsspa
oency INTO hope, sickness into health, and 8
ness ct friends into ioYfulness.
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From the Religious Souvenir for 1889.

From the Religious Souvenir for 1889.
AGRICTLTURE---Hy G. w. Everest.
How blest the Farmers simple hfe!-
How pure the JOY it yields!
Far from the worlds tempestuous strife,
Free, mid the scented fields
When morning woos, with roseate hue,
Der the far hills away,
His footsteps brush the siivery dew,
To greet the welcome day.
When Sops first beam in glory CLOVIS,
And blithe the sky -lark's song,
Pleased, to his toll the Farmer goes,
With cheerful steps along.
While Noon broods DER the sultry sky.
And sunbeams fierce are cast, .
Where the cool streamlet wanders by,
He shares his sweet repast.
When Twilight's gen,lest shadows fall
Along the darken;ng plain,
He lists his faithful watchdog sicall,
To warn the listening train.
Down the green lane young hurrying fee
-. Their eager pathway press;
His ioved ones come in JOY to greet,
E9Na And claim their sire's caress.
Then, when the evening prayer is said,
And Heaven with praise is blest,
How sweet reclines his weary head
20 On Slumber's couch of restl
Oh, ye who run in FolIy's race,
To win worthless prizeI
Learn, from the simple tale we trace,
Where true contentment lies !!
Ho! monarch flushed with Glory's pride
Thou painted, gilded thing
HE to the fiee-born Farmers side,
And learnto be king!
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q on LICR E,s
MATCHLESS SANATIyE

medicine OF more value 70 man insp tls
mines of Austria, or even the uni,ed tre,.u,r
the globe "a medicine, which Is obtaipeI "a
ty from the vegetable, animal and miner,l 1
doms, and thus possesses a three-foH nawrr-
medcIne, which, though designed as reas
lor consumption solely, is possessed OF nySz
Gus influence over many diseases of the hu1
system,-a medicine, which begins 10 be va
oy fhysietdns, who are daily witnessing is :
tonishing cures Of many whom they had resirs
10 me grasp of the Unsuitable Craze,
DoSE OF the Sanaiive, for adults. one DC
ior children, half drop; and for infants, a.
YET crop; the directions explaining The marDer'
taxing half or quarter drop.
per half ounce. - ' '"
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DR.. RELIES
Botanical Drops /!

. one OF the most efflcacious compounds in the
u -hdterta JMedica, for the cure of that class of
lnveterate diseases produced by an impure state
OF the blood, and INITIATED habit of the BODY.
ana usually exhibiting themselves IN the forms of
ScTcfuIa, SAT- Rheisni, Lepr0sy, So. .H,athong's
rre, Fever Sores. (even when the bones are al.
Iected, ) White Seedlings, (if applied with Dr.
Jebb's Liniment,) foul and obstinate Ulcers,
Sore Legs and Eyes, Scoldhedd IN Children,
Scurry and Scoybhtic Gota, Pimpled or Car
6tsRcied Faces, fostering Eruptions, and Tene-
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NOTICE.
TNHE Pedlar,s Books fo,merIn

II NHE Pedlar's Books formerly own
4 ed by Dacis d Bump, are now the
property Of Ralph B. Clark, and will be
collected by him or his order
MIR. Clark will be ready to attend 10
the settlement of said books two DAYS in 4
week, o'z: Saturday and Monday.
All those who have accounts unsettled
are requested 10 call and settle immediate.
W. RALPH B. CLARK.
Brandon, Nov. 2, 1888. 2
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POETRY.
The following is not coarse puraphrase-iDdeed
IA In n fine one
For the Vermont Telegraph.


Brother Murray will you please to insert
blowing lines in your useful paper, isr the era
cation OF your Ant-Slavery friends in this sectiC
tho Frequently meet to pray for the oppressed, a
70 in want Of something appropriate 10 sing.
81 A. SEAvER.
Williamstown, Dec. 6, 1888.
From fair virginia's mountain,
From Georgia's barren strand,
Where Cardinals fountains
Roll down their golden sands,
From many noble river,
From many southern plain,
They call us 10 deliver
Their souls from slayery's chain.
What though the fragrant breezes,
Blow colt Ger southern fields,
What though the prospect pleases,
And every beauty yieldsf
In vain with lavish kindness,
The gifts of God are strown,
While Afric's sons through blindness,
In bondage sigh and groan.
u Shall we whose souls are lighted,
BY wisdom from on high,
Shall we to men benighted,
The lamp Of life deny2
o then emancipation
The joyful sound proclaim,
Till all throughout our nation
May learn Mesiah's name.
Wait! wait ye winds their story;
And you ye waters roll,
Till to our nations glory
Is ransom'd every soul
Till all Of human nature,
Throughout our vide domain,
May bow to their Creator,
Freed from the oppressor's chain.
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e5- The article published below, concern,
the new and popular doct1ne advanced hy tbs !
lustrious Goellcke Of Germany, cannot fail Il !,
citing deep and thrilling interest Throughout q
country.
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The AlarnsWatch.

Conscience, as we. all know, NAV be
listened to or disregarded; and in this,
habit has great influence The follow
ing story, from the Juvenile MISCELLANY.
illustrates this.
"a lady who found it difficult to awake
SO early as she desired in the morning.
purchased an alarm-watch. This kind
OF watch is so contrived as to strike with
a very loud whizzing noise at anv time
the owner pleases. The lady placed the
watch at the head of the bed, and, at the
appointed time, she found herself efec,u-
ally reused by the loud rafting sound
She Immediately obeyed the summons.
and felt the better all day for her early
rising. This continued for several weeks.
The alarm-watch faithfully performed its
office, and was distinctly heard so long as
It was promptly obeyed. But, after time,
the lady grew tired of early rising, and,
when awakened by the noisy monitor,
merely turned herself and slept again.
In lew days, the watch ceased to arouse
her from slumber. 1t spoke just as loud
as ever, but she did not hear it, because
she had acquired the habit of disobeying
1t. Finding that she might Just as well
be without an alarm-watch, she formed the
wise resolution, that, if she ever heard the
sound again she would jump up instant
ly, and she would never allow herself to
disobey the friendly warming"
Just so it is with conscience. If we
obey its dictates, even to the most trihinq
particulars, we always hear its voice clear
and strong. But if we allow ourselves to
DO what we fear is not quite right, we
shall grow more and more sleepv. until
the voice of conscience has no longer any
power to awaken us.-Fsreside EducG-
ton.
10 MINISTER. The following let
ter from the poet Cowper to his kins-
man John Johnson on the occasion
of his ordination. will be read with inter-
Weston, August Cd. 1898.
l am glad that your auditors find YOUR
voice strong and your utterance distinct !:
glad too, that your doctrine has hitherto
made you no enemies. You have gra-
cious Master. who, it seems, will not suf-
fer you to see war in the beginning. It
will be wonder. however, if you do not
sooner or later, find out that sore place in
every heart which can i'll endure the toucb
of apostolic doctrine. Somebody will
smart in his conscience, and you will hear
of it. | say not this to terrify but to pre-
pare you for that which is likely 10 han.
pen, and which. troublesome as it NAV
prove, is~yet devoutly to be wished, for il
general there is little gooddone by preach.
ers till the world begins to abuse them
But understand me Alright. do not
mean that you should give them unneces-
sary proVocation by scolding and railing
at them, as some more jealous than wise
are apt to do. That were to deserve their
anger. No; there is no need of it. The
selt-abasing doctrines Of the gospel will
OF themselves create you enemies but re-
member this for your comfort,-they will
also in due time them into friends
and make them love you as if they were
your own children. God give YOU MANY
such as, if you are faithful TO his cause
trust ne will. GsipskGoe's Cotopey
vol. v. p. l67
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10 MINISTER. The following let
ter from the poet Cowper to his kins-
man John Johnson on the occasion
of his ordination will be read with inter-
est -
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labcn baB lle ppr5Islide Snttrumente 5u m1B9cn
preitcn crbaltet.
OJJNQe Snttrumtnte ftnb rtrit6crt. - Sepe Nrt
Nusbeterun9 tpirb NIT Spr9falt unp Gle tctcr9t.
Scttclnnsen pp,n Sanbe merrer nit Spr9falt einz
9cratt.
UT&rdmer t.nb Snbianifhcz Gambler he in irsenz
eti9cn 2lrtiteln banpcln, nerrcn 9rcbc Sar9cn tnr
zen. Il. Scpwcrt, Smrrrtcur
1lnb .62nplcr in teutfAen QDaorcn.
CLEVELAND, 0b6ur 0eb1upe, Qrrll 20 t.p.
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Teut8cDer aOOntSaf.

4 tnterf6rictcncr ma4t cinem 9ecbrtcn tcutfbtn
~ pubtun lierpur4 bic Ansetse, pab tr nun be-
rct it, ais SSe6tsseebrtcr amtlidbe geIbaftt aler
2(rt fir bic opurtrtt BON Start rnr ttlnliesenbtrg
Gauntes on5untbmcn tlnp 3u trIorscn. AQe@Gse8
lh@fte ment 1Gt1 tene eltentcn beanftra8sn na6eti
merren rinttlid tetrr9t perpcn.
Scine Offs If. in bcm badfteintrnrn 6aufe, &C:
seniter 9rn. &ramcr's QSirtGsbat1s
Scrapbin Ottper.
Canton, Sunp 8. 1888. +. =.
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8erfduf
pcu 2dnbereDen unD Sta6tlotten
fit 2aren.

No(oenoes 1T cine eife BON ednoerepen unb Staots
Soften i'm @auntp Starf welde Delinquent l'no
fir bic Nibtbe5oblun9 bon Staots. Sarol, ,eoun:
tp, cd u(, Stroben, 2auni9ip, uno Nrmen: uno
Sbulb baus-S Soren fit oos sSabr 1887, neblt oet
Strafe uno ocn Sntreben oarauf, NIT SlnlbluB
Der Saren fit oas Sabr 1888.
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2lnfenNsS sJleues OOtel

NnFenD'6 0(eues OOtel
in Der Stabt Srib9epater1 8copcr 60. ga.
ar ltntert6rctcne 3ei9t rctn 4rflitum cr9ettnNf
~ an, boB CT in per @5tabt 8rthscwoter, Beaver
0arntp, @cnnfplponien, at, rer rrrrrftlidcn Gdc
nrs morttz 9ierrds, mettlidb prn Glart unp Cos
Swrtticns unp 9rnmBrns Q1oorcno9rr, Gin nct1>
Ics 6ctc( errbtct bat, mrGclttt CT @ rur quito 3d.
ricnun9 unr tilIise prcc tc'niben mro, bic gepos
scnDcit bes puttums 5u rerptenett. Scirc Sdet1z
tc BAT CT NIT rcn rcr38lt@tten 8ctrantcn rcreDcn,
en 1ib tpirr nit allcm pcrtebtt fem, mas bic Sob
rtsStt gu tcs bartctct, unp feline tale nnr (rnti9e
Netcmnrratirncn flnp 9craumis. CT larct SSeilcnpc
crsctentt ein, onSurufen, unb cmpfcDlt fb ais pes
putlitums ersetentter 9iener.
J9etnrt@ Nntenp.
Wrtbaeipattr, Slrp. II. r..
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g1D o DIfetIer

ale tr9enpDo unO jemols -!
Ner @noesbenannte befunbet feline SSrennz
~O be unp bas publitnn i'm aQse,ncinen, 6aB (ein
S(cicertcbr sesentpartis poltanps per(eben 1T, nit
einem auscrlccnen 9prratb ppn
&letoun9sltiiden jeoer @attunq,
aus snten Stcffen unp eur cute 1rbcit perfertist,
uno tpelde allie CT 3 tilli9ern reien Affect, ais jc
ir9encpo fpntf 5u baten linp.
Serner-tpirb Ct Nuftrase unb prtpat Irtet
eosr Art 70 f@ncll unb biIIiS ais m6sib unb als at,
ir9cnh eine,n anpern orte jur 3ufrerenbeit teiner
86nnsr pertrtsen unp befor9en. y,
90 t@aeG 2B eiBtrt.
Canton, 2(usutt II. 1888. 60Vr.
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Nn3eiQe. E.
ei6terunO Seifen*S obrit,

II Y II y WA
ar ttnterf9rietcne Sest rem putlitum biermit
~ ersctent an. raB Ct am Canal, Sle6 Dinter 2ee>
trrs 8rcBcrep, in rer 9tact Carton, bas
9td)ter rmnb 0etfe n
int 8rrben unp &leincn su tetrciten anScfan9en ba,
unp 8cttclunsen, bic III ttin Sad (Alasen, auf ras
Wamttibtte, 8ete unb 2ecbfeiltte ausfitbrtn mirc.
Gr bittet pesbalt tint ScnciStsn 3uirrnA.
81. .. Sir ltnEblitt unr Seifenfett mic at'b fir
aute, renc Nc, ,prn rcr bcebte 0arftprcis teSabt.
Satcb QDinttrDa tier.
Canton, @ertrmtcr %. 41't.
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8enfngumgen

1. Der "Y YAterlanbsf freunb unp 8titt
Der 3tit' cr,@etnt rteelmdBi9 jcpen Sreita9.
2. Scr @utltripticnszprci 1T Gin Sbater
uno so 6 tnt s, in Sprausbejablun9, prer 3 ba>
ler falls bic 3eitun9 nbt innerbalb bet erten 1lf
te bes Sabrs tesoblt miro.
8. 9ie 9ertenbuns se(@iebt auf Soften Der ltnz
terfarctter, uno 8rtefe an bic Josrausseter mAben
pottfrep einsefanot ncerbrn.
q. Nnsetsen wernen ereiu,a[ bas Siered fur 6 l.
men 81 ba(cr eiuscrIdt mlBcn attr tcsltteb baar
seSablt ,perpet, TOO nan nidt auf frnttise @rt lit
0cAnunS tteDt.