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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-20

THIS may certify that for long time 1 hnye been
iroubed with violent pain in my stomach "a bi,b x..
ted my srength,a reduced low that NV lie was
despa ed Of Physicians could render me no essential
service, and was giving away Ia despair, when
persuaded with much reluctance to try the cect of n
Downs Balsamc Elixir mud II is with pleasure, graft.
tude aud confidence that state that is my fem be.
lief that ii saved my life and since have began TO
use IT have been gradually improving, tina, can
labor, and believe tina; II follow II up, II will eventu.
ally restore me to my former health therefore ca.
TEEN IT my duty to make this public acknowledge eut
Tor tie benefit ofa suffering community.
ROBERT SIMPSON,
Fairfield, June II, 1887. AZ
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To the Inhabitants Of Rutland
County.

ITNDERSTANDfNG that there is a prejudice
~ among some Of yuu sgslnst medicine puf-
porting TO be "Morison's Pulls, made at the British
College Of Health = this notice is inserted to let
you know that Mr. II. Sheppard Most is not the a.
gen, Of ssd College but lha, his agency has eeas-
I'd and that NJ; Geo. Taylor has been sent out
from London aud of him and of his agents only
cen the genuine, "Morison's Pills or Hygeon Uni.
versal Medicines" made by Morrison the iygeist
at said College, be obtained. The College write
and advertise tina, Mr. Taylor is gentleman in
whom they have every confidence and is the only per
son to whom they consign their invaluable medl
cines for the United States. Mr. Taylor writes as
follows -
TO the agents for the sale Of the llygeian
Medicines Of the British College Of Health
Gentlemcn--l am informed that circulars have
been sent to you from DIR Moat. charging all the
blame Of the different and numerous complaints oil
the operation of the medicines which have been of
late sold by him, TO the careless manner IN which
they have been compounded by the British College
Of Heath. To retute this bold charge, and show
that it does not have truth for it's basis, might
call upon you TO infer, from the immense quantity
Of medicines that DR. MoaL has issued for two years
past as compared With the tuhing amount which
has been sent him from the College which does
not amount TO Four Thousand pounds Sterling,
as appears by the accounts IN my possession. Look
one moment at the difference between the sales
and the imports Of the medicines. You see the
Source refuses to supply the Stream and mmed-
ately the stream declares the is polluted and
that il will have fountain Of lis owp." You can
most likely the reason why the medicines sold
:or two years past, have not had the great benei-
cal influence which they formerly had. You can
notc obtain The Genuine Medicine of Messrs Pang-
born aud Binemod, Burlington, VT, who my
State agents, and Of their regular appointed agents
who vii all have certificate of appointment sign
ed by me. Every packet sold in Vermont, will be
signed by PangbOrn D. B,iasmaid, and also by
their agent selling it. No Others be genuine.
Ggo. TAYLOR, ID Chamber ST. New York mem
Der of the British College of Health, and sole Ily
geisn delegate to the United States sent out by
said College.
We would respectfully inform the citizens fthis
county that the genuine Eygean Medicines have
had very great and beneficial effect in curing ma
ny among our friends acquaInlances in Burning
ton did we not believe 1t to be good Medicine
We would not not have any thing TO do with IT,
And were We not perfectly satisfied that we have
the genuine article made by Morrison the IIygeis,"
we would not sell it.
PANGBORN g. BRINSMAlD, Je,c,iers.
Burlington. Vt, Feb. 20, 1887. 1906
III. w. PORI Err Agent for Rutland County
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Am, wife was then fas, wasting away With Thu.
dreadful irscass snd family yhys,crn wss 5aily
aud hoo,3y ans oasy erdeavofing Ia restore bert hssh
wihoet siloos.s ttepv,d TO hrs houss sod sfkcd
hin, if he had any obseous io her taking this new med
cine tie rrtlisd that she perfectly willing thTt
Nrs sherwood thoui tsks shs, OF sny other nedclnt
she should cioc bet he thought cuuid 40 20 g""d'a'
her ungs rapidly ug, aud no hSnnn means
could ssee her," sil ~ drowning person will catch
al straw ABd the saBStfs beng ended ty three
physcians who had ased ,heir practice shc cooca
del 10 give it teal. | snt and purohasci Phiai,
WI en- ,hc commenced taking three times day. giving
free Indulgence 10 her appetite according 10 te at
re tons By pusnag this course, che suffered coLsdtt
ably Tor The f eight of days but was shorty abIe
to eat I'd drpk cely With at the least Inconvenience
Within tour weeks irum her htsi using the medicine,
her feeble aud wasted form began 70 pvt new svnsth
aud sho has been gaining om day TO DAY until tht fio-
enl m1nleu, 10 the utter asonishment Ct our lamhy
phy,ieiau and friends She is now enjoying comloria-
ole (huush not perc stale OF hebith,M able 10 be a
bout house and atieod church.
Mrs sherwood aud mysef ere toh iuly Of opinion
anl 81 are all who know her remAkabo case, that she,
owes her life to the SaUsye alone; aud as There are
probably many eonsumpyc persons IN tho United States
who have not yet heard of this medicine, measures ought
speedily be adopted to have II more generally known.
A number Of persons IN this ueishborhood, uuder.
stand taking it for other serious complaints with Ne-
~ great benefit.
think OF going 10 the South. with my family, some
time this fall and in case do will proclaim the vr-
Of the physicians here are actively opposed 10 H. do
sincerely believe 1t saved my wife from opening
grave.
II you think this letter will the public soldy
at Liberty TO publish il.
Respectfully, &C. HE. SHERWOOD.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-20

An individual ia one Of the country towns in
this State has sold his vote for number Of years.
and hsd grpdusll, rssed on HE price until a, last
he returned from town meeting with pair OF new
shoes. which no cne doubted he had received in
reward for his services to some party. On his re.
turn his neghbors we're disposed TO icer him upon
the subject. a cer'siu rhyming ~sg present per-
peirsted the following the spur Of the occsson,
which II no, poetry. was at least good joke -
last ,hs moment now have learned
Why our friend solomon has turned
Hes changed his faith, hes changed his views
For poor pair OF cowhids shoes.
Another says,
Hodge traded afehly at the polls,
To sell his vote for two soles-
And wisely he increased his store
ofsoLrs, who had no SCOT before
Pref J. Cour.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-20

S.ri,YloroH "lIalo boy old you wooc
chuck turn round that cliff and run this inca
dow
"a woodchuek -
"Y-s be quick a woodehuck :"
"wss !, kinder gray yarmnt'''
"Yes yes -
"a iongish cretur, with TIL -
"Yes-be quick, or he II gain he hole =
"Iiad II a sharp snout p
Eyes, yes
alike for digging roots, prsps'"
"fes tell you just such snout ="
"Well, haiat seen such cretur hereabouts =!
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Canton, April &c, 1887.
Certificate Of Luke Hitchcock.

HAVING received great benefit from the use Of IN,
Rev. N. II. Downs Vegetable ELIXIR, take pleasure
IN recommending il TO Others lis effects were TO ie.
ieye me Of cough with which had been troubled more
OF less Tor several months 1t promoted cxpectostion
ana relieved me 81 an uneasy sensation about the chest
which had ielt nearly year. As could procure only
one bottle at the time, lhave not had opportunity Of
testing It's merits 10 the extent desirable in ecctins n
perfect cure OF diseased state OF the lung. but from
what relief have experienced, think II worthy Of
trial by all afflicted with lung complaints if attended TO
seasonaby.
LUKE HITCHCOCK
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! ESTIMONY NO. >.
"A Certificate from three members Of The MEDICAL
PKOfLSSIO.N, IN Germann, IN Europe.


PROFESSiO.N IN Germany, IN Europe.
We, the undersigned, practitioners of medidne in
Germany, are well aware that by may
forfeit the friendship Of the faculty, but not Of
It's benevolent members who uninuenced by selfish
motives. Though we shall refrain from expression
Of opinion, either Of the soundues unsoundness
Of DIR Goeckes new doctrine are hrppy to say that
deem his SaDative valuable not to he generally
known Tor what eyes behold and hear, we
must believe.
We hereby state, TINT when DIR Louis Olon Goecke
hrst came before the German public the pretended
discoverer OF II new doctrine and medicine, we
held him m the highest contempt, believing and openly
pronouncng him 10 te base mpoor aud the prince Of
quacks. But, on hearing much about the sanative
against II aud for 1t, induced, from motives u
curiosity merely, to make trial Of IFS reputed up.
on a number Of our most hopeless patients and
now deem 1t our loundcn duty (eveD at the expense
our eiiineresi) publicly 10 acknowledge It's mighty e
tcacy IN curing not only consumption, but other arul
maladles which have heretofore believed lucurable
Our contempt tor the dscoverer of this medicine
once swallowed up III our utter astohishmeut at these
uLexI eced results and as amends for abuse oi him
do frankly confess 10 the world that we believe him
phIlanthropst no does honor to the profession and 10
our country, which gave him birth.
The recent adoption OF this medicine into Of
European Hospitals is sufficient guaranty that IT per-
forms all promises. Ii needed not testimony for
wherever il IS used, II is its own best wItGess,
HERMAN E1MULLER, NJ. ID.
Waller VAN GAU1T, NJ. ID.
ADOLPuUS WERNER, N. ID.
Germany, Dc 10, 1886.
IL The Boston Post says the distinguished Louis o.
Goe cke M D. the inventor is about 10 visit this un-
try, with the view OF establishing Med Cal College and
that the Med cine appears to be working similar
IN America. TO those which hav astonished Europe.
jfor sale at the Rutland Book Store by ". FAY,-
.7genL Price $3.50 per bottle. 9ew6m
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Take Particular Notice.

A Ill persons indebted to the Estate of the late
IA ROBERT TEMPLE
advised that the liberal indulgence heretofore given
can be extended no lurthor-sud that pay mcnt Will be
expected without further notice.
II. CHAPMAN, Administrators,
WAY, ! ID. &. Non.
Rutland, March |, 1893.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-20
"BRANDRETTS VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL
PILLS."
Security against Commercials.

Security against Co,,nterfeits.
The within named Fere e. Parmalee of Middletown
Conn are my appointed General Agents for the State OF
Vermont Connecticut Except Fairfield couuty lampden
hampshire and ffnnkln Counties, Mass, Cheshire and
Sullivan Counties, N Hampshire.
In The United States Of america
And this letter which is signed by b. BRANDRETH
IN my own hand writing. must also be signed by within
named General Agent, whose will also ppear in Tie
principal papers IN the United States. This caution has
become absolutely necessary to guard the public against the
medicine.
b. BRANDRETH, Id.
New York, February a2, 1887
Geo p Walton is General Agent for Vermont lex.
cep Windsor "ndham Rutland and bennington countiesl
and authorized to appoint aud supply agents 10 the State
except IN the counties named above,
FLRRE & PARMALEE.
BEWARE or COUNTERFEITSt
All Pills, pnrporing to be DR. Brundreths and sold by
persons w''hout certificate above COunterfeH
Iae Joaowing are Ftrre d. Parmaiee', .4genis =:
Geo. +. Walton, Cenerai .1eeaf
Jackson & KelcLom, B.andoa,
Henry Slmonds, Paij0rd,
A. Allen, FdirLaren
Boyntun & Austin, OrtecL,
Mr. Horton, HubJarfoa,
T.. Aiken Beason
II. +. White, Castietoa.
4. Grover, nate.
Stanley leiingweli & Co. Vest PouitAeg
A. Bss, East Pouitney
Merritt Clark, M,dditioten,
II. CLARK, PapieH,
Thomas M'Dsniel. DaaJy
\. W. Sawyer Tiamoph,
d. II. SabIn, Vaiiiag}ord,
C.. b. Hall Ciarendon,
WIN. Fay. General agent for the Counties Of
Rutland aud Bennington. 2OIv
BENNNGrcN cOENTr.
l. c. Oryis, ManeLester.
Cheney Harrington, Faetory Point,
Harrington l. Langdon, Dorsef,
o. Moore Jr., Eaa Raperi,
{. EiSell, Uesi RApe1
Den'Ing & Hill arlington,
J. 4 A. Houghion. South ishafsJayy.
y. l.. Robinson, Remington D. Pyt1naL
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Price 60 Cents.

Price 10 Cents.
g. N. J. SMITH, Dandy N. w. Saw
~ yer, Tlnmouth NJ. Clark, Middle
town A. Harlow, g. G. Barlow, Clarendon
Springs; A. Buck, Pttsford Boyn,on g.
Martin, Orwell c. X. Walker Benson
A. A. Allen, Farhaven Stanley g. Lief
lingwell, Poultney; VIM. MouIion d. Co.,
Caslleton +. Slason, and Daniels g. Bell,
Rutland 20.4Otiav
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MATCmLEss sANATIYE.

MATCIiLESS SANATINE
David S. Rowiand, the General American agent for
TINS mighty medicine Cnventod by the immortal Goel-
ieke, Of Germany has great pleasure 10 publishing the
following highly important letter from n respecia bic
gentleman IN New YORK which he ha. recently receive
with many others OF similar chaTacter-Blso very m
eresung intelligence Vm several OF ms SCENTS especial.
ly from Salem as Will be seen below-wh,ch, together
with the annexed certificate from three omue nt Ger
mau physiosns must forever establish the character OF
the ssnsiIve as being without parable! in the history
OF medicine.
he unequslleI reception with which it is met speak.
more than volumes in ITS favor. Already has lts let Of
hsenls IA America, ~ the shor, period Of three muuth.
s~eiled 10 the soodly number Of
SCI IN HUNDRED IND TTENTT.ONE
lmo'ty Postn'ssler') Who have voluntarily applied Tor
agencies IRON dsroai sections Of The country, or else
Gud4y iof~sdod respoasible sgeuts ia Cases
where was Tor hem TO act IA tina, cana
cry quarter.
The General gent has jus, received another impor
taiion OF tIfI ~ THOUSAND PITFALLS or TIE
S-iffIJ T., yet he u apprehousye, that even tbi,
are quantity viii be swept away by the GOOD Of
from abroad, before he shall receive another SUNNY
Many q The gentlemen who write ior Hsoucies having
expressed N,h that the sale OF tie medicine ptsh be
gwen eaelusiTey 70 one Individual Ia every town there
viii hereafter oe but agent appointed 10 each I'M
I supplied town ani city-VE the POsimsster OF SONG
persoH recommended by the Postmaster And as let.
iefs are constantly being received from oyal, ia th
uofupiisd plsoes for singe phisl each the Po,tmus
ten Of such towns would both beHsht themselyes and
greatly accommodate Their fellow citizens Ly hav,n.
'heif names IN Immediately added Ia the lIst of agea,
Ia e@set where u 10 DOT perfectly FsulCnt 10 remit
NE ANAL eonSgsut bii eli orders viii meet VIII. the
same prompt attention Il that ,am were forwarded
'hoosh mfsry eesirable that agents should connolly
win iht tsfns u the prospectus lar practicable
lo' me General Agent ia reapoasbls Tor any deviation
iron the established rules.
The Geusrs Agent Of Boston will gratefully Thank
20, ies'n.stisr who eannot act sseni if he viii
nave ths EoodEess 10 forward him IL some rs
soe''eis s'otskssPsf, 70 order thst 70 iHvsiase
ens a. lhs s~hsnFs proves 10 be. may have an agsgt
~ ever iown ihfoshoot The ogan,ry.l
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w. FAY, .4gcL


THIS may certify, that for than two years Ia.
bored under severe and distressing affection of the
lungs calling IN all the an o Physicians that could be
obtained, with little relief until despaired Of ey,,
beng able again 10 benefit myself and family aud were
not ior the use Of opium to keep up the excomen
should not have been able TO get about at all While
TINS condition, considering mys, II IN firm consumption
was Induced To take bottle Of Rev. ". II, DOWNS
Elixir aud found immediate relief lhoreirom--loil n.,s
my cpium-coutinucd the Basemic Ehxr-wtsablolo
be about my business, and have thus continued for bs
last SIX months comfortable, aud have no hesitation IN
saying TO the public That the said Baamic was the op,
means OF ay recovery, and do chcerfully and ear
nestly recommend II TO the public.
BENJAIN BAILEY, Jr
Canton, April &C. 1887.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-20

GnAoE irrrR MEAT One day, at the table of the
late Dr. rearss, Dean Of Ely jus, the cloth be
ing removed the subject Of discourse happened TO be
that Of dnsry mortality amongs, the lawyers
NV. have lost, said &c mile man, mot less than six
smiaent barnsers in IS mspy months" The Dean
Who quite deaf, his friend finished his re
marks, and gave the company grace. "for thus, and
every other marcy. the Lords name be praised. The
effect was irresistible London paper.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-20
Farm for sale.

nj Subscriber eHers his Farm iof sale living IN
rHA Hiie north u the meeting houss m
Nhppls Hollow. Sad lsrm contains sb''s, 500 -
% choice land There three dwelling iou,e,. fpy
Date' AMI sheds ihersoa- Nood-Lot hanly-th. f.ra
"a Acknowledgements made easy.
P.,lsloFt. sarrh ., 1855. IT,
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Brandrcth's Pills.


WE know that health and ability to labor, the wealth
OF the great mass OF the people in this as IN most 9th
countries To preserve, therefore, that health by natu
raj means, grand, moral and political scheme, to fulfil
which, requires our utmost attention.
The Unprecedented which has resulted from Bran
drehs Pills during period upwards of eighty five years,
the numerous and extraordinary which they have
performed upon hundreds of ind vduals whom they have
rescued from almost inevitable death, after they had been
pronounced ncurabe by the of the faculty
Justify DR. Bandreth the proprietor of this universal mod
cine, warmly and conscientousy recommending the
special notice of the public
DR. Brandroh wishes mankind to consider this truth that
health depends the state OF purity in which the blood
kept every part OF the body being supplied daily with
blood from the food consumed consequently according
the purenes Of that blood the of the body be
less healthy. To obtain therefore, the direct
purifier OF the blood is question OF no little importance TO
every individ ual.
That Brande,hs Pills the direc, purifiers ofthe
blood there will be doubt when is known that they
have gained their present very sale by their
intrinsic merit proved by the which they
have accomplished in every variety ofdSease.
The peculiar action of these pills most surprising their
Operations being less powerful according the
putencss Of the circulating fluid On person IN air state
of health, who is only coye slightly bilious, they will
be scarcely felt the contrary, the complaint be chronic
and the constitution be much deanged the effect generally
at first is most powerful until the system be freed OF
OF ITS most vtated and turpd humors This accomplish
cd doses sufficient to two three excavations
daily Will soon remove the disease and the constitution VIII
be restored to a of health and renewed vgor
These pills are recommended by Thousands OF persons
whom they have cured OF consumption influenza colds IN
digestion, dyspepsia headache asthma, govt, rheumatism,
nervous Diseases liver complaint, pleursy, depression of
sPflts MS, palsy, uopsy Group, coughs wlpopng cough,
qunsy, cholic cholera bus gravel worms, dysentary
deafness, sctolula. eyspelas St Anlhonys fire, salt
rheum white swelings cancers umors sweIed feet and
legs piles, cosveness, all erupons of the skin, female
complaints OF every kind especially obstructons Ieaxaons
&c &c.
Such is the reputation, and great the demand FOR the
Genuine "Brandreths Vegetable Universal Pills." that
counterfeit article made Gdueriised and sold genuine
and individuals who sell the counterfeit pills have
advertised hemstces agents, and have found
cessary to preserve the reputation of my pills. and
public from imposition. 10 furnish every agent with cerf
cate, which is = follows
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-20
Elixir vegctai palsa miquc.
n. H. DOWNS
Vegetable RdfSasnie ESfs1r

lnlOR Coughs, Colds, Consumption. Csisrfh Ct,,.
~ Asthma. Nhoopiog Cough, aud Of all other di,,,,
g. OF The head chest aud lungs.
Pamphlets continuing history Of the mediri,.
sketch ol tho diseases tor which It Is recommended -
uhcatcs from objectionable sources ample dirert.
accompanying each bottlc--mHy be had otHny oftA.
gcncios, sraiis.
tERIIFtJATEs.
For the benefit OF the afflicted, beg lew. 10 ei,. ~
Rev. y. II. Downs Vegetable Bslssmio Fiixirtbo b.
est possible recommendation. have gt,cnuto rsg,
oi niue whose lungs were evidently Dangerously sI,I
aud Tor whom were much alarmed after ba,in- 49,
many other remedies IN vain--the result isth, d,,,
now APPARENTLY removed and the child retor,d 10 holm
To eject this, phial only has been used
STEPHEN CHANDLER.
stunbridge, June %, 1896,
~ he 0bove medicine is for sale at the Rutland Bol
Store. by
l'ti w. FAY, .4gtnL
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yAmI1rI.


Nee spsdb.f ssnie'Y. bksdsd
Wnb rssi etsiass,, role awfy
Wfsen sapshsf osHtafy sBeee.
All lhai I've. etl h. bet stas
Tb@s sot l.. pair - loyoos,
spiss 81 espns snd sohg msst DE
Tifue, rBde Tempest, Siil destroy w,
On be essih plies shsli vs lie
nuss thea rsegsn O taoafs no longt',
Death 70 rsrong. bat sese 10 stfouEs;
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= Lsi4oF from n. J.. SHERWOOD. g,s.o (KY
Dr D. > ko~lsH5,--sir Aboae- - middle q July
usf asAi 81 ths t1s1isss SGAalsfS sl ieh u.,n.5,
- ios scr. ssest ans ~eleh FF0i-s,ed tie ssvr.su
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-20

AnpsE o. TERMS A traveller, stopped on his way BY
torrent, asked villager, on the opposite bank, 10
show him ford "Cso 10 the right shouted the coun-
was drowned The other Up, oryng-"Oh, how
unfortunate did not tell him TO 90 to his right, bu,
,stat p
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TESTIMONY NO. 2.
Extract from he Esser Rtgisier, Published IN Salon
GERMAN S.4.V.qITVE.

The agents for the sale Of this invaluable med cine in
this city have IN their possession many instances which
have already been voluntarily made TO them Of the ben
eft resulting from lis use Inquiries can be directed to
the individuals by calling at the Bookstore Of the agents.
IVES & JEWETT, 1913, Essex st,
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ACCOMMODATING. In the days OF the blue-laws, a
shoemaker condemned to be hung for some crime
but, the day ofeIecuton, was discovered that he
the only person Of,ha trade in the town, and CO
no, possibly be spared. A weaver was hung in his
place, as they had plenty Of them.
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Invalid Read.
.MNtchLess NumUtire =!

appears by the following information given to the
public by DR. Rowland, Of Boston, that the much talk
ed OF Matches SAnArIvE is indeed what II profess
TO bean efficient aud valuable medicine worthy the
serious s,tentien OF every eonsumpuyo persoa
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-20

A ser,an, once entering in fright the study Of his
master whs deep tho ghi ana contemplation told
has, that The house WAS on Gre. "We said be, lin
form my Nile do not interfere ia the household at.
t1ts
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Three Farms for Sale tn Hives
burgb, (hffsenden 20. W.

Onn tcrts t~o miles North 81 The village N The d.
wv ret road 30 bafiingtca, With two s'ory aS J..
leg houts tbsreau. acc Aercs nsfee u,ss East Of
ths village. wHh geeJ Farm iiouss ca the zane -
Raih q SID fsims EEL adapted 10 teepng dAifies
a1k Avtss sdiuinirr tie sfEe, eprst n laf raising
slan. with suiinte lraporuon ~ ffa't lana AL
variety Il Fruit together with large aud eommodt-
ous aN eisnE hoasc The etgist 81 the village and
wiih u ten ROD, ii a Gvurthng Acalen'y- Location
s con srniebeies vel easteA Tor Isycfo"r board
rs hoatc, 10th 81 wbith much n'e5ca' bang 70
iniis. iron Mnldebury. snd 4. nj - irom burlington
The atove Farm, are offered Tot sale together 90 sep.
STATELY ~u hes, soh Vlehsistsaj poisesslon given
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wn. HURLBuRT.
Iiiueshursh, Feb s. 1893.