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From Ben,Ic,'s Miscellany.
A TALE OF GRAMMARY +.

Hal giypn the taron n NO!
He ATE, and he drank, and he ginmhled between;
First ou the v,nds he vented his spleen
The ale was sour. the kidneys we're tough,
And tasted Of nothing hut pepper and snnt,!
The longer h. ate. the worse gre" affairs,
Till he ended b, kicking the butler down stairs.
All was hisled- twas the dead Of The night
The ,apers were Il, ing away,
And llir aimni b. lgh
Glanced in HE lighI
OF the pale moons trembling ray;
Ye, hi. l.o,shp s,,ll. d,grSne his ne,
With his nose h.. knees, and hI- knres in the fire,
A II a, onrr he jnmph NJ. ie-onrl 10 consult his
Cornelius Asr,ppa de Rebus Occuties.
He seized hy the lanIle
bed ,nnm q II caude,
And Went 10 stc,ei u OK,
" h-,c chest Ia, hid.
" ih massive "A lid.
His kufpS. as he ,aisrd II, sh"ok-
Yanly, prhap. from The wine h" had drunk,
Far,lv from fury. aud partly f,om funk:
For never bpfnr had he ,rnturrd 10 book
10 his grea, g,eat. graudf,thr,'s cunJu''ns book.
Now Lard Ranuhh Fnzhugh,
A. h"dt frequently do,
Thought reading II lo,r-hut his case was quite new
So he uurkl, ran through
A chapter, Two.
For without S.an'S all h. knew not wha; To do;
When pok ing the f q. as the evening grew colder,
~ '
~ ~, ,'' W" ~, H.. sho,lIo.
AN on" ''o"'"s ~ ~ "
IN ; L
'C,us,cs, blade III s"ma''inr- break,
Smrd.s, ann will sometimes Gail,
P,uu,Ips, eve will -nu,et INES a., al
8, WV" ' t,:h, c,,, ,,,,,,,,h lunar
~, VIII .a;, ,h 10, Il :, ,.,,
Cp'" s"''. III; ol ..a,,i,, ,n,, n, e,r,
Ae'"''s WV
rh, s,r,,oe,Gr,,
,rh. -; ,e 80. h,,s,
A., ,;J . a.. n,n,,. ,,oL
~ 81 ,I , ,,,do
H., J,'n,, ,n,rk M, ,.i.
1rI snuff -, that m,s,> old .,onk
1,h',ms we,. ,Il v,,yweu
Ere reform came =" He'll;
"'' SIN | So. ia, ,nu want,
And am IL fling Ia u,on,
Tho ro,.o, and nm, 9. IF ha air l., abel
II,,n c.,,,;, r,n,I,ioo. The ,u.;i.n i. Won
Ym MAJ have her u, once If YOU choo.e 10 SAY 'Done'
"rhe tad, So rare.
Her m,.,nnrs ~ i.r,
ord Baron | give thee;
Ru, vhe, nnce the sun
Five Years has run,
Lord Baron thy souls my fee!
Oh where ver, ,hnu herial sprite
p,mer;ny angel where?
Sure no, ., hal,e had ,,hl. ~, knipIu
Suc, need Of III, pu,,,l,u rmel
The ,pcre,nI Baron -, one. 40, prrl
Ard ,,e,,,ed ~ II ms bInoJ 10 son the de, d.
With the ro in, oC hi. sword
Sam he srm.d
And me,dcd HE men, w,h III! u;.e,;c,,de:
Fran his hl,rk nix meeches
The s,,,,oer reaches
Iawye,., le.,hern case.
SeL.cs , manor
A,J ,n,0;n, tho ,are,
The R,,,n ,,ee wards mate trace.
uC;v. vans ,C., d,,s / ,,,n,;.e IN nav
Nv soul to u,d Nick. ihnu, le, or DELAY,
pn ,our mama ~ tho rim and tho ,,d = yonr w;Ca.
Al, look u b,;oh, in earth and heaven:
And f,r ,h,,ooL The m,,,,,u .k;es
Had Sol hi. fe,y con, .e,s L;,en.
IA Is.hel ,nened her e,es
wv. wv" "I"'' Wv "''. ~ ''e'
.srLon,i, sho ,sw , ", Wv , -, o;oL,
And ,ve,, IN LsJ .,,I, on
IN, her resi- had heen II, oh ON H., troublesome do.m,
Sho had ,ho, ,h,, i, ,,;a or h n,; - e. L ...,
,Od Mix had horn. ~ IN , oh,;o, or a m >"'''
The gallant ,oung Howard If EO;npbame.
The family doctor decl.,ed She was III,
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FRIDAY. APRIL 10, 1898.

other IN the rows. Beginners are art to
loave them too thick. rhc ground should
b" well msnDrcd bcin'c planting coarse
yard manure Is ns good as any. a gund
way Is. To plough and then harrow the
and. Then, al a second plonghing. pu, 3
or inches Of coarse manure into every
other furrow; and then make your rows
directly over the manure. Make the holes
. inches apart, and an inch deep. This
may be done readily by hight wheel with
pegs m The circumference. Drop two cap
u'rs INTO each hole: ard then cover them.
which is easily and quickly done bv
running q wheel along The row Chat Of
comm"n wheel. barrow tor ln>tance.) Be
fore planting, pour warm water on your
seed, and let it soak at ienst "a hours aud
no matter If three or four DAYS
a. The weeds must b. kept down, aud
the SOIL mellow by The u-e of the plough
cul''va'or. or hoe; and The plants mus, be
enrly ih'nnrd out, SO as to leave only | IN
lOor ~ inches.
s. Gather your crop NJ SION as ripe
|. e. as soon IA the lower leaves begin to
'u,n yellow aud fall off. Thrv are bns'
preserved. ~ Vermont. ~ a cellar: either
your house cellar nr. it YOU raise large
quantities for your cattle, ~ one made for
| the purpose undo, az near vnnr barn.
| ! q PREVENT Alb TRITON IN FRUIT TREES
"A respPc' able gentleman assures us. that
he has slrewD plaster upun hi- irul' tr,e.
tor successive yeats. when IN bionn a. a
means of 'ndnc"g fecundity, with unvatv
Ing success. The discovery was hr result,
NJ accident. A ire" wh'ch had fl,were,
freely. bn' truted shyly. had by scc,d N
90, dus'ng of gypsum while IN flower
and It was loaded with fruit. The mai.
aud femme organs IN most fruits. are u
the same fl wer; and It l. well known
That It heavy rams or strong winds occu
when trees ar" 10 bloom, they s"riuusl,
d'mlnsh the ftnn, and often destroy i,
The reason Of his is. hat he pollen, " h'cl
should 'crunjaic the frmaln organ. is pre-
ma'ntelv h"wn away or DESTROYED. betot
= has performed liz Office The aypsu,
m1y prevent 'h,s -CuHirGinr
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The editor at ,he Nashville Banner pre-.
at Washington city, with the following
beautiful extract from Walter SCOTS An
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lNtIABil AM :: AND WHEN riiE
GREATER PORTION or THEIR
COUNTRY WAS AN UNEMPLOYED
WILDER n ESS. OF THE INTERIOR
OF WHICH WE WERE As IGNO-
RANT AS OF THE INTERIOR OF
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

wv the subcriher' being appointed by the Hon Pro.
W bate Court ior the Distr.ct OF Fuirhayon commits
slouer-, 10 receive examine and adjust all claims aud de-
mauds Of sl persons against the estate OF
HARRY BfBCOCk,
late o(Poultneyiu said district deceased, represented
solvent also and all claims and demands exhibited IN
osc, thereto aul six months from the 25th day Of
Decin. being allowed by .al court Tor that purpose
90 therefore hereby give notice that we will attend
10 the business OF said appointment the late resi-.
deuce Of the deceased the ed Mondays OF March and
June next nom o'clock until o'clock l.. VI. on each OF
pid days
JAMES VLNCHEBL, (c--.-....-.
JOHN G. E8REWELL'} Com""''o"ef'
Dated at PouiineY the 29th Dec, 1887 s
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SIATE or VERMONT Rutland Coun,y Court
~ SepieH.cF term - isI7
WALTER CHAPMAN 4 COZ
THOMAS MURPHY.

Y
htTtast NALTFB tuiFNaN Of orwell. in the cuuuty
OF h1uand RioTCEaId and John b Chapman Of Ian.
ngouTg IN the state Of New York heretofore 10 vi,
'~ APi.l term 81 tAs Court, commenced their action
it'nst homas Auiphy, G Sudbury, an ssd Rutland
ouhy an ascending absc Mt corceal,d debtor, by
simu'oalng Enoch Smith Of sad Sudbury trustee OF
sa,d hh'Phy, IN plea that tie said Thomas IN IN.
Seeea u NE plaintiffs IN The Of three hundrod dol.
'ai' on boob also was the 2Hh day Of Oct 1880,
""""'ea 70 Ncin in the further sum Of $3.50 for
. mneb money by the said homas had aud received
fSih me plaintiffs &c demanding three hundred dol.
@a oam'gra Ihis cause having been duly entered IN
q at said April term A ID 1851, the plaintiffs came
~ Ofmsoes their attorney, and The said Murphy
uR rom tina state the time Of the BE wee
=" ue plaintiffs wit ana not having had personal no.
o' we same, day thereof was gwen &c until TINS
etu' nna now the Plaintiff comes by h. said Attof-
ana 'he sac Murphy not having received notice Of
l Pehaing Of tins sui IL s ordered by the Court that
W. s4la Mufphy be notified thereof By publishing the
seosAnes Of the Plaintiffs declaration with this order
"a ,ss hs,ans Head, printed Rutland in the couu.
- Aa.Ans, ihfce weeks successivev, the last Of
SeA 70 De al least sK weeks prevss the At term
" me e9nftis be holden at RuuSnd aforesaid on the
ssoona TUESDAY Of April A ID Io}-, and day thereof
- r PIERPolNT, Cla6
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STATE or JER.UON7,l IN ~ Hon lhe Probate
D,fffaof u Rutland as - Court for the Dis
tfiri oi RIlau1.
rotAe hens ol Marlin Saith, la,c OF Nlilctown de-
ceased, Greeting
UhS-sGs, NrRHrrr CLARK. admn'stror Of the estate
Of the said Marlin Saith, hath rolroscul 60 this court
that the personal estate OF ail deceased il inUcnt TO
pay his deb,' by the ,i $685. aud hath applied for
license TO eel al the real estate Of said deceased to pay
tho eiorcaid aud The costs onG chsrsos Of settling
saId estate.
Y1.tufore, you hereby notified 20 appear before
the Probate Csutt at seou thereof 10 be holden 81
Ruusnd 10 said district the l.; Monday Of Iobru-
airy 1888. aud show good to the contrary
give bouds said court shall direct for the payment Of
said debts, &c, otherwise tho said Administrator viii
neu be licensed aud authorised 10 sell al the real estate
# said deceased.
Given Under mv baud auI the seal Of faid probate
Is court at Rutland IA sand district tlus lst day OF
II. y. TOWSLEE. Register.
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C1zenovia, June 90, 1897.


Crt.fcdie Of HOLeH Simpson.
IiIa may certify that Tor long time ! have boca
troubled with violent pain ~ my stomach which WAS
ted my strengthened reduced low that NV life was
despned of. Physicians could render .e no essential
service, aud was giving away 10 despair. when was
persuaded with much reluctance 10 try The effect Of Y H.
Downs Balsamc Elixir, and II is with pleasure, graft
tudc and confidence that state that It my Grn be-
lief that il sUved my !lc und since have began TO
use it have been gradually improving, so that cru
labor, and believe that follow II up, viii eyentn-
ally restore M 10 nay former health. therefore cs
teen IT my duty to make tbs public uckuowleds meut
for the benefit ola suffering community.
ROBERT SINPSON,
FDrfell, June II, 1897. ~
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CAB fncf EuruifU IRE.

l13f SMITH JR- ~oai repeatedly inform the
.nhi' lht be he, taken par, ol ihs shnp oacupi-
ty J. blaEles 10 Fan-N4ri NHlsge, where he viii
ID 90 hand, mauuiasture 1i short notice. most pds
re sfove aniric H. hopes by hn experience ~
az business 30 give iail tatsfsciou 10 those whu ma
4f'r sim vHh ibep pfttuuasc.
u. 4 kinds of Lumbcr that Cabinet Maker
lf', isktB iu exchange ior FutaIture. is. r.
Hiilsul. ban. "a I538
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tAIE OF VERMONT, Rutland County Court
- Sspis n-ssf term, 4 1887
isSAchAR REED}
ID OSCOoD
b.sr'as, tssieH,E RErn If Rutland in
20 ."lhl q huuand aforesaid heretofore TO wit al
to = PiI term o. MS CcBri A. D. i-;s7. Commenced
- Nee,h on u COX Account against O. D. Cocoon Of
800, 90 huiAhd, asmhnesg tho Of three hundred
'afs !" balance book accounts between the parties
A' etpse bring duly entered IN Coui. al said Anil
Nil.' y ~ Ie53, The plaintiff came By r. J. OsusErr
=" Auoihsy aud Tie defendant not having had person
" Not'ee % the Neunenccmsnt Of said suit and being
.s 81 we STATE ~ ne time Of the service Of thu plain
tern $50 N"N' "'
Hha hoa 'he plaintiff comes by his said Attorney.
sa me efi~naAnt not having been notified Of N. pe.
sfhey 81 hls tuH II 10 orterrd BY tho Court that no
uee hs frsa 70 The defendant by Publishing The sub-
s.SSe o. ils Plaintiff e,c afaten with this order IN
'hs h9ushd Hersld Ptnise Al Ratland IN said Csun,y
~ % Nt4' qps 70 isrt yei Gsaits-35ns sysss sssta
N.As - nFsts previous 1 t.s term oftLs Couil
" ps hoi9sn Al Rutland ssd County on The second
I-s'es! Of Aprl A. ID l-1s aud DAY lhrisol VS..
u FIkRRoIaT, etsrk
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w. FAY, Agent


THIS may certify that l'r than two year, Ia.
bored under severe and distressing affection OF the
lupss calling IN all the all of physcirns that could no
toa'o'd with io or no relief unhi dcspnrod Of over
beng able again 20 benefit mvscland family and vera
II not for the use Of opium to keep up the excitement
should not have been able 10 get about al ALL While 10
ths condition, considering uyst Il IN firm cuusumfton
was induced 10 take a bottle Of Rev. n II, DOWNS
Elixir, aud found immediate relief hetolrom-eid a.ide
my cpium--con,uuCd the Basamic Exir-wtsnLle +,
be about my business, and have thus continued fer ts
last siN months comfortable, mud have hesitation IL,
saying Ia the public that the said Bssamo was tho onv
m, ofLy recovery and do ch,ciflly and car
ncstly recommend II to the public
HENJAlN BAILEY,Jr.
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Price 50 Cents.

- & n. J. SMITH, Dandy n. W. Saw
~. yer, Tinmouth NJ. Clark, Middle
town A. Harlow, d G. Barlow, Clarendon
Springs; A. Buck, Pittslord Boyn'on d
Martin, Orwell G. X. Walker, Benson
A. A. Allen, Fairhaven Stanley d LET
fngwell, Poultney; VIM. MouIton d CO.
Castleton F. Sason, and Daniels d Bell
Rutland. 29:4Ouay.
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IKE HITCHCOCK.
Certificate ofB. q. Paddock.

FROM my psrs nal knowledge Of the good eject.
the above named medicine, and inflammation from
iaTuus sources, chocriully concur with the slo,o
Recommending the "EIlXlR" 20 those afflicted vitl
complaints Of the chest and htugs. II is sqic and o,
ant medicine, and the numerous recommendation, Of If,
value from civil officers Physicians druggists qintiei,
ofHe g0pl and others, should soom at ..st Ia claim
for il Il trial on the part olthe afflicted
b. G.. PADDOCK
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

wy the Subscribers. being appointed by the Hon
W the Probate Court for the District OF Rutland
C'hms'oner, 10 receive, examine nud adjust all claim
anu demands. Of ell persons against the estate Of
LLJSEY BUT.N.1N,
late Of Rutland, SAID district, deceased Represented
in'olvcni, aud biso all claims aud demands exhibited in
offset ihoreto anl six months from tho fourth DAY oil
december last beng allow by sad court for that pur-
pose we 90 therefore hereby give notice that will at.
toad 1" Ne business of said appointment, at g.
Browu oiiee in Ru,lnad On tie 1T VI odnesIsys o.
March and May next, from O'clock until o'c!ocl, r.
NJ. on each If suil days
t. l.. b.iIiEG5 com@i"ioac,'.
Dated II Kptianl, this "a day Jan. 1888. 3
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'tNtt usabsrs Of 'h- R4trnd ~, So~s'y sre uo,i-
Dol ihsi nte srEasi meeting 4 tie sa.,ty f.r its
s''Ss 81 ehsasrf O. hs ysAr easaus wiN ts lalsu ~
Ne Iea'' hs0ss, oa Friday ths issA ln,ll4. a. o.
c3ors D. ~
~ LN1lNE AND HOOK AID LADDER Cow
ANiEs Wtr blli thttf nsss,lss. ~ tbs o,, 49, a.
e'tisr ihs sts 'ns'sni % fmsr etc oeloek Tie ls,.
.sr a. aeleei ~
RstisaI. ice. 9. lisa
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Sloss. The Onondags Chief, a loco 70
co newspaper published at O0ondaga, New
York, has been discontinued.
a Dew Wing paper called the Democrat
&c Wing. hos been established at Pen Yam,
Yates County ~ Y, and the New Berlin
Sentinel, Wing paper, Is to be established
in Chenango County, New York, built up
on the ruins of an administration paper.
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L,kE ERIE. The number Of ships, briggs,
g.. navigating the waters of Lake Ere IS
300, Of steamboats, -, and of canal boats
$50. On board of these vessels, 5l52 men
are employed.
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.S'OficP.

IL ieffons are h,rthy notified that have given
f.. \ my 'oa, Washington Ruth Crossman L,. tine 10
Nanfae' tu'Ue'a Tor himself hereafter sud viii Meth
~ e's.n hes wages be acrounable IT, his suppod
o. psy hs dco'. WILLIAM CROs5MAN.
tI.fe4lou, Jan u, 1898
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CsssgaA Tbs Legislators ~ ib, s'aie, though
Wa sar~p 20 10th hfanchc, have virtually condtmned
ssi fnf,efiiy oi - members arC 10 fsVof q nsuon-
q bauk Cons CoHrasl
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.S'0fice.

I NosIs PERKINS, late guardian of W .lliam ross
nan Of Ciarenlon do horsty certify tia, said Cross
man tsF rciotmot, MOSES PERKINS.
Dated nj Clarendon, th, 18th day Of Jsl,, 1899.
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WIDOWS

n OFFICERS OR SOLDIERS OF THE REVO.
LUTON, who were married bf(ore the close Of
their last term of Service whose hu bands served aeroe-
ably TO tho act Of Cougrcss Of the 7h June 1882 wo
years and not less than six mouh can now draw during
iie or during their remaining single by virtue If the
act OF 4th, July, 1886, such pensions their husband.
would have been entitled To, under The fret mentioned
act; whether their husbands may have died during Tho
war, or since that period. hLsO the widows Of such
Officers or soldier who were married after that warwhose
husbands have died since the 4th oi March, 1891 and
hore the :, June, 1882 draw much ns their
spfcuvc husbands would have b en- entitled TO- under
the act fJune T. 1892, from lho said T. March, 1881 to
the day Of the said husbands lscca.c.
pGETac RIE2, MARcH %. l057.--By o iato
act Of Congress the benefits Of the 81 section Of tho h+
Of Jolly l. 1886, nre oxttnded 10 widows who huvear-
RED since the deccase Of their first husbands for who,o
services, such widows may claim penaons " der
sam ac provided they were widows the ine Of ITS
passage Also, the widow of any person who continued
IN the u. s. service until the 81 It November 1883 and
married before that day and while her husband s.s
IN such service, wall be entitled 10 the benefit Of said 81
soction.
o. PtH5ion bushes, under he Adore mentioned qei,
""d aiiohter rdasdctc7, as usual tyhe subscr16,r.
l4'i J. COVE.
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yAn11Ir

AClcrgyman tool for hisiell these voids;
The World, the Flesh. and the devil, -
and commenced his sermon 80 ihts manner
! shall pa. over The Aosh, touch lightly on
the world, srd hasten as fast a. can " the
Dssil.
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Vegetable Pulmonary Baisam'

ynlils uIy vstuabis remedy has now been before The
II public lof cigbt year. SOD has prere~ ifei we
guft valushlc REMEDY Uncovered iur totghi' teiai'
.frilssa anf Phiasuc Consfr piipH, Nhrptng- oetih
and puiulouars seenus of every Kind ir tale sica'
y ipcfeosug. aud he prproiors are constantly rcoci
yic She uftt tsypfshc accounts 81 it chci The ~
lowlHg uev eerihrstss arc oacfcd Tor public exsmmS
ton
From Dr MILAN Perry.
thsvt wtoes.ei TIC effect, Of the Vegetable rulmoua.
~ Bslsarn uni h,vc DO hcuncy sNpfossivg 4 ~ my
teriths: q lea sale, convenient, aud Very tHcseioei
meiicoe. ReItct!viiY you're,
Exeter, y. II. Ja'y II, 1852.
From, Truman .fbfg
Fur the last Eve years Of practice, hsve had The
asscon 90 witness the btuoGcal effects 81 the Noget
able Pulmonary asan many cases ofobs'inatc cough,
anl Other affections 81 The Iuus' would therefore coo
Gleony rocomncnds use iu all complaints o the chest
beng equal If on, superior, 10 Any other medicine
within NY knowledge.
TRUMAN .4BrLt., VI. u.
Lemfs,er, y n. December 3. 1888.
F,oa n, TL9mas BrOpn.
The Vegetable Pulmonary Balssm has been extensive
~ usrl ~ lhe section Of Tao cCuHtry where rsir for
soyornl years pas and hns Justly acquired high rcpula-
ton ia oon,ump,ivc complaints. 50 far my knowl-
e. cxtrrds II has disappointed the reasonable
Peeiauons q those who have used IT,
THOMAS BRowN, NJ ID.
Concord. y Il. May iLio35.
From Er Saauei .NorrL
t. the proprctors Of the Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam
am satisfied that the Vegetable Pulmonary Balsaui
valuable medicine. II has been used IN this place
with complete M obstinate complaints ol Tho
lungs attended with severe cough, loss Of voice, and
the raising blood, vhch had previously resisle
many approved Prescriptions. .4)cr u;ing tho Bolsam
week. the patients voice returned, and he
Died to speak audi5ly. his occurred some tim;
since. aud the is encagr I'd only ia active bu
oborioui business Respectfully yours
SAMUEL MoRRIT
Concord n. II. January So 1882.
| From III Samuel ErercH.
w October 1880, | was nttactcd with cough accom-
panied with pain in the side and difficulty
breathing. resorted to several remedies, but wthou
j effect. In January, 1881 was attended by skilfd
pit ysican and subsequently received the advice OF sever
al obcr bat the disease steadily increased the couel
inctsant. attended with bloody offensive exrecto
ration my flesh wasted my feet swollen, and m,
strength extremely reduced. In .4pr my soemot
utterly hopeless. was told by my physicians that me
dcine could be Of further service 20 me, and it wa
expected 10y any Of my friends that could not survive
month In this situation my ghter procured bot,I'
ofihe Vegetable Pulmonary Dalsam, (Which she hal
heard highly recommended Tor similar complant) ant
prevailed TO make trial Of it, lis use was atten
Il ded with the most unexpected aud happy results
gave immediate relief and one bottle effected a cure
have since been free from pain in the side, and cough
except in the case of common colds.
| SAMUEL EVERETT.
/ Boston, March l, 1882
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-23
Israndrcts.'s PILLS.
..Thc true riches Of Life arc Menlth.'


WE know tina, health aud ability labot Is the wealth
ofihc great of the people IN this as IN most 9th
er countries 10 preserve therefore. that health by nalu,
raj means grand, moral and political scheme, TO luh'
which, requires utmost attention.
The unprecedented success which has resulted from bran
detb Pills during period OF upwards of eighty five years
the numerous aud extraordinary which they have
performed upon hundreds Of ind Nduas whom they have
rescued frou almost inevitable DEATH after they had bcon
pronounced ncurabe by the most eminent OF the faculty
Justify DR. Braudrob tie proprietor OF this universal mod
cine warmly and consoentousy recommending III The
special notice Of tho public
DR. Brandrcth wis mankind 10 consider this truth that
health depends the state Of purity which the blood
kept every Of the body being supplied daily with new
blood from the food consumed consequently according Ia
the purenos of that blood must the state OF the body be
less healthy To obtain therefore, Tie most direct
purifier Of the blood question OF no little impo lance to
every individual.
That Bpudrcths Pills the direct purifiers of tho
blood there will be doubt when 1t is known that they
have gained their present very extensive sale by their own
intrinsic merit proved by the numerous which they
have accomplished in every variety ordisoase.
The peculiar action of these pills most surprising Their
Operations being or less powerful according to tho
?urencss Of the circulating fluid. On person fair state
of health who is only cosiyo slightly bilious, they will
be scarcely felt; the contrary the complaint be chronic
and the constitution be much demnacd the effect generally
at first most powerful until the system be freed of some
of ITS vitated and turpd humors This accomplish
ed doses sufficient cause two three excavations
daily, will the disease and the constitution will
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These pills recommended by thousands OF persons
whom they have cured OF consumption, influenza colds in
Digestion dyspepsia, headache, asthma, gout rheumatism
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Such is the reputation and great the demand for the
Genuine "Bandeths Vegetable Universal Pills" that
counterfeit article made Advertised and sold genuine
and individuals who sell the counterfeit pills hay,
advertised hemselres my agents, aud have found IT ne
ccssary preserve the reputation Of my pills and tho
public from imposition to furnish every agent with certif
cate, which is follows -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-23

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