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LAWS OF VERMONT.

IAN ACT, relating to the revised statutes.
It is hereby enacted by the General Assembly
OF the state Of Vermont, as follows -
l. The committee who revised The statutes or
any three of them, are hereby directed to prepare
the same, with the Constitution Of the United
States, and Of this state for publication, as soon
as may be, and make copous index to the whole
and a concise reference 20 each section at the head
of each chapter, and contract with some respon-
sible person to publish the same.
9. Before making any contract, such committee
shall give notice, by publication in at least four
newspapers printed in this state, that they will re-
ceve proposals for printing the revised statutes,
and shall make the contract with the person who
shall propose to publish the same on such terms
as in the opinion of such committee, will be most
advantageous to the state.
3. The contract shall stipulate for the delivery
of one bundled and seventy-6ve copies of such
statutes, when published, for the the benefit Of the
state.
A. When the printing Of the revised statutes
shall be completed, the committee, or any three
of them, shall certify the same to have been ex-
acts, and shall deposit copy, so certified, in the
office of the Secretary of State, which shall be
conclusive evidence Of such statutes.
6. Such certificate shall be printed in each
copy of the revised statutes, published under the
direction of the committee. and every copy SO
printed, in which such certificate SHALL be insert
ed, may be used in evidence in all courts Of JUS
tce, and in all proceedings before any officers,
board or body in this state
g. This act shall be published with and as
part of the revised statutes.
Approved, November 10, 1899
2-AN ACT, in alteration Of the &C, providing for
the reporting OF the decisions Of the Supreme
Court, approved November l, 1887.
1t is hereby enacted BY the General Assembly
of the state of Vermont, as follows;
l. Hereafter it shall not be the duty of the re-
porter Of the decisions the Supreme Court, per-
sanay to attend the sessions of said court, but in
all other things his duties shall be the same as be-
fore the passing of this act.
2. Such reporter shall annually receive, out of
the treasury of this state four hundred and fifty
doars instead Of seven hundred dollars, as pro-
vded Y the act 10 which this is an edition and
alieratissn.
Approved, November 10, 1899.
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Ii is hereby enacted by the General Assembly
of the state of Vermont as follows:
l. Charles Hopkins Of Windsor, John Moulton
of Woodstock and Otis Chambcrin Of Pomfret,
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RIB RONS.

RIBBONS.
A FEW pieces Of choice Bonnet Ribbons may be found
IA at JEWETT, HOWEs & CO.'S
Sept AZ. soswis
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NATURES GRAND
RES ! @ RAT I'VE,
THIS VALUABLE VEGETABLE MEDl.
CINE STANDS UNR!VALLED FOR THE
FOLLOWING COMPLAINTS VIZ:

NALO n DIE Bile MEDl-
CINE STANDS UNRlVALLED FOR THE
FOLLOWING COMPLAINTS VIZ:
n lSPEPSIA or Indigestion, Diseased Liver, Bilious
MD Disorders, Dropsy, Asthma, Cosliveness, Worms
and loss of appetite, and by cleansing the stomach and
bowels pains in the side stomach and breast Colds
and Coughs of long standing Hoarseness shortness OF
breath, Nervous complaints &c. which frequently the
effect of disease For Fever and Ague it is most val
uable preventative well a sovereign remedy. It's
virtues surpass any thing heretofore known in removing
St.Vitus Dancetwo bottles have been known to cure
this affecting disease, after having baed every exeron
for four years 1t has most powerful influence in reno
wing complaints 1t is pleasant to take, and SO
easy in its opeatiOn that it may be administered the
infant with safety
The above medicine is highly recommended bv the Rev.
E. j. Scott, of Barre j. L. Buck, Attorney at Law North
field; s. Hicks and L. BeckIey, Hadwick; Rev. Charles
d. Cahoon Lyndon; Rev. E. Jordon, Bellows Falls Doct
Cyrus Buttefed Brattleboo; and G. Horn, Rochester
VT, and Rev. Geo. Storrs, Portsmouth, N H.; and Hur-
riet G. Raymond ~ Y and many others who have been
cured by this Medicine It may be had wholesale or re-
tail of S. Britain Barre; and j. c. Farnam Williamsto,yn
sole propretors; and E. II. Prenss Montpelier and il
may be had in most of the principle towns in the state
40: GIN
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r q ERINOS, cheaper than ever may be found at
I'VE JEWETT, HOWES s. CO.'S.
Sept. q. 39:3wiE
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From the Rcv. =: Sprague, Pastor Of the fourth
Congregational Church, Hartford, Conn.
Dr. G. r. Phelps
SirFor several years past have found it well to keep
in my family bottle Of oil and other simple medi
cncs, and doubt Their timely use has been greatly bene
fetal in preserving health For time past have
made of your Compound Tomato Pills. substitute
for those medicines and have been much pleased with
their mild, yet effective operation that they have become
family medicine, while others have been laid aside.
prefer them for myself and Children any other medicine
have used correct the Irregularities of the stomach
and bowels. Yours, &c. |. N. SPRAGUE.
The following Letter. just received, illustrates in in
teresng manner, the applicability of this medicine Tu
and scrouous swengs, and is another evidence Of
its effects alternative, in changing the action of the
ganduor and absorbent systems, and in enovating the
constitution impaired by proraced disease although in
may take considerable time Gas it does for all
remedies which operate denaiues) produce its full
and complete effects.
The accompanying remarks of Messrs. Chesebrough
Leonard, will show that the Of Mr. Vredcnburgh
entitled full confidence and is without exaggera-
ton.
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emery A. ALLEN,
CsBoo9, &oG @anex @@sttss 0grssss
MD ~ MNvE DMI 9

h7D No. n IVA II ~ MW =
EEAVING procured from Boston and elegant founts
q n of the most FASHIONABLE TYPE, is prepared to
prosecute the above business in all its branches and has
hesitation in saying that all work entrusted him will
be executed in NOT INFERIOR to that of any 9TH
er establishment in VERMONT.
sUP Office, one door from the POST Office state St
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DIR. 81. R. PHELPS
COMPOUND
I ON AT O PILLS,
[ENTIRELY VEGETABLE,1
A new and valuable remedy for all diseases
arising from impurities of the blood,
Morbid SecretiOns of the Liver
and Stomach

Morbid SecretiOns of the Liver
and Stomach,
Also, sURsIsTUrE for CALOMEL, as CATlIARTIC
in FEVERS, and all Bilious diseases, and
for ordinary Family Physic.
This popular Medicine which has received such general
appreciation remedy for Dyspepsia, Bilious and Held
Stomachs, Jaundice, Heartburn, CoStipeneSs, Head
ache &C. &c. and which prescribed by many of the
respectable Physicians for sale by authorized Agents
in most of the in the United Staes and wholesale
by the Propretors, Hartford, Conn.
few only of the latest certificates be inserted here
for others large pamphlets just published.
New Haven, Ohio Dec. 4th. 1888.
Gentlemen Seeing the very high estimation held forth
by the Agent in this secon and by those who had the OPP
portunity of trying DR.. Phelps Compound Tomato Pills
and being under belief of the firm having restored healthy
ecretons of the gandular system than by
ing the Tomato Apple vegetable have been nduc-
ed to try this medicine in various diseases In the Autumn
nal lnerments prevalent in this section of the States,
have doubt Dr. Phelps Compound Tomato Pills will in
great measure if not entirely Supersedc the use Of CAL
oMEI.. l believe that in diseased liver they more
prompt in their effect and ccient Calome-I have
tried them in various other Diseases rheumatism Dys
pepsa Jaundice, &c., with the happy effects. As
far my knowledge extends, have no hestancy in
ommending them as highly raluable Family Medicine.
Yours respectfully,
THOMAS JOHNSTON,
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hoME, April 2Ih, 1889.
G. r. Phelps, NJ D.-Dear Sn-Herewith we send
you the statement of Mr.. Andrew Vredenburgh a very
respectable farmer of this His case is considered
very remarkable one and his statements may be relied up
on with the utmost confidence.
Your Pills havs fully established themselves in this vi
ciny and the demand for them constantly increasing
If desirable, send you several other certificates of
cures effected by the use of your Pills
We remain yours, sc.
CHEsEDRoUGH s. LEONARD.
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1UuIs II5PCNVIUTIy,
THOMAS JOHNSTON.
From gentleman ofhigh respectabihy dated
New York Nov 9Th 1898


New York, Nov. 9th, 1888.
To r. G. Phelps,-Dear Sir Il have used your Com
pound Tomato Pills, the past season, for the Liver
therefore take great pleasure in recommending them
with view of serving the of philanthropy from
of duty owe the public TO bearing my testimony
in favor of this-the worlds invaluable medicine.
Six years since, suffered from maady pronounced by
the opinion of council of physicians, chron
&c inflammation of the LUer; and underwent skilfu
mercurial treatment being confined for many months
health, though not without apprehension that should
be similarly afflicted. My fears have been but too well
confirmed by of nearly all the symptoms Of
this dreadful maady the past summer when accidentally
heard of your Pills. and learning something of their prop
critics and characters and their rapidly increasing ceebr
ty resoly we'd trying them. Feeling did, repug
mace to resorng again to Caome and after Intellectually
and unsuccessfuly trying other medicines professiug
specific remedy for this complaint purchased box of the
Messrs Sands, Druggists, William and Fulton streets
duly authorized agents they presenting me- to accompa
ny the box, pamphlet containing specification, drec-
tons, &C. had not taken box of them before hap
PLY experienced their healing efficacy and curative effects
and now that have given them a thorough trial,
cheerfuy and unhesi'aingy pronounce them the very
best remedy extant for any arrangement affection of thu
Liver Spleen Bilious affections, Palptaton of the
Heart or Dyspepsia in any of its forms also good
family medicine the best with which acquainted
At my recommendation and solicitation many of nv
friends and acquaintance have taxi them family med
cine, with perfect success. grant my permission to
this You please. Yours truly,
ISAAC w. AVERY, 179 William street.
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Am ACT, in addition to an act entitled "ar
act for regulating and governing the Militia
of this State" approved Nov. l, 1887.
|, is hereby enacted by the General assembly
of the State Of Vermont, as follows:
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down their resentrne nts and to unite, forming an
ne.ruble wai against which French tr"'"'y sha'' oe
dashed 10 pieces
request of the Gcvernnen, CT my country lh't my
body may BE- Inferred brneus "sr ''noS' NAV az Nv!
have traced out for theinand hrncci" "arh ", mol Tue
foul footsteps of these usurpIng enemies pto'"ne our
territory require also from my iei"w'cllizens 'ha'
our vctory be stained by any attacks "p Tue
rsnty of our Ia.s May my c"un'rynen always e1"'
bill themselves the world naGnanm"us and just as
they are valiant n the defence Their holy and sacred
rights.
May oil The Mexicans. furget'nl Of nv political er
rors allow me the only title wish to leave TO my ch
dren that of corp MEXICAN.
"ANTONIO LOPEZ DE SANTA ANNA"
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Cia.ksriHe. Feb 1889 c3-u3w


Gcarrm Commssi"n and GTOce'y Business
ENLLiS, ELLETT & co annouuce L. tier friend,
il and the public. that they nave removed fem tbe,,
Turner stand Shnckoe hill, III large and cuu,no
dious buildings recently occupied by Henry r...isa d.
recy in front of the lower landing of the Bssiu ord
contiguous 10 Chevul-s MrIis. mh"rr they ,tuvo.e
conducting general C"MMIssl"S in connection with
III" GROCERY BUSINESS embracing the sar at ToJqcco
Wheat. Flour and other products Of the s"I They will
attend 10 dsposug n real estate aud personal property
OF every drscrIPtiun, either town country al Lr
vae public sale. and also 10 receiving and forwarding
goods upon The usual terms, for whch this building -
well calculated account OF lls cation cuiInyccg..
ness, and safely from he dangers at fire.
They will keep constantly on hand wei! selected
stock Of GROCERIES, winch will enable them 10 furnish
their customers with every article IN that line.
Personal and strict attention will b. devoted bust.
ness OF every kind with which they may be- iatortJ.
JAMES 81. ELLIS
SEVILLE ELLETr.
WILLIAM ELLIS.
VII
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Gacwood Bail and S,ogd1t were sent as Deputy Mar.
shas from Mobile Tuscaloosa, 10 retake levy, which
had been wresleJ from The Marshal on an execution
agaius, The Smonons OF Tuscaloosa In pursuance Of
tie mandate they possessed themselves Ut The store OF
goHds belonging to the Simnntons About dark oil The
same day they attacked by an armed party OF
20, consisting Of The Simonl"ns and their Trends, and
received ruIry from The whole party
Gaze wood fell and died the spot. Johnson feceiv-
ed slight wound The Ball had one hand shot oil
and broken. Stogdaie vas shot IN The face -
The fire returned, with whit execution was not iul'
" known bat OF Tie Simrntuns was IN dangerous
and supposrd 10 he dying jury OF inquest was
held on GATE God, who brought IN verdict Vi death
by violence from the Smonon party.
lSTEGSAL IMPROVEMENTS IN lLLISoIs.-We ind IN
the Illinois State Register of January 70, an extract
ron. the report of the Hon William Kinney Preside Mt
IF The Board of Public Works Of the Slate OF ILLINOIS,
winch contains information respecting the manner
ia " hch the condition Of The State will be- affected BY
carrying full and thorough system OF Internal I'm
prSvpment II recommends among other things The
draining Of the low grounds IN the State which be
done chap, AID which will increase The value Of The
ards thus drnin.d in the Of 50 100000, and render
that portion Of the country in which they are situate FAR
mnre healthy The entire expense Of the drainage is
estimated 5000 900 MIR Kinney is very sangune in
his belief of great benrts which will result 10 ILL.,
when her system shall be carried into full effect,
and thinks sic will then SPEEDILY become one of The
must wealthy and powerful States Of the Union. May
she succred carrying out her noble plans the tenden
CIV nf which will be 10 increase the happiness Of her
trrprizirg citizens
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POETRY Y.
ouvcn s..AI.,c> rrG."

Dsa,n Mr.. L.SposTtis event, 1t appears was not Pre-
maussy @s"Paneed H ths Arrival al go.o" s%1 "sm,
Mi.. Inndon, published thus >.azet.s Of Yesterday %
rsd ia her aoEe a, Cape Coast ana was beer
ACID her huDd, WHICH she seems
'hs icIre for spasms " arc - -
m ;, ,hs nn,,oc, of thu, poison 90 called but struck ~
~ ;,y Inc scroun As yry singular rsmsdy fol any maay
nal OF IT. " m"tc thar
the relcf of 90. who gan Of tho sun IL Is o'c
E.y that ,Sr Of the heavily upon ame
otherwise than feeble and that n ID ha sccrmnIa
ID. rruol enc 50 Of her chahooG, aSa ~
ton Of tunu ucu, thoughts aud socodes eUwohns s
,he,. renewed - her system the eo p E"sapd
The following po"m full Of solemn beauty, appeared 10 Wv
po,, pra and Tail read with an interest que una
su We have ked some lines IN which the writer apPe
have seen the bons shadows OF the future US win 0pne
eyc.-Phi!adeiphia Gd:ene.
THE POLAR STAR.
Tho hines below the horizon in certain sudes mse1
cd lower and iu~"r every night TIL al last o''aPPa
ala his left the kind'ns sky
\ lovely northern light
How mauy planets on high,
But thai hes ef the night
miss its ri.ht familiar face,
IL wasa friend to me,
Associate with my native place,
And those beyond the sea-
|, rose upon our English sky,
Shone DER our English Iund,
And brought back muuy loving eye,
And many gentle hand.
I, seemed tony thought,
called the p,s 10 mind,
And with it. welcome presence brought
All had lett behind
The voyage lights no longer ends
SOON iUresn shore;
Whom may more!
Fresh from the pain it wts 10 paTt--
How could hear the pain!
Yet strong The omen in my heart
That suys we meet again.
MEET with deeper, dearcr love,
For absence shows the wo,th
Ufa from which then remove,
Friends, home, and native earth
Thou lovely polar star mine eyes
Sill turned the hrst OIL thee,
Till have felt sad surprise
That mono looked with me-
But thou hast sunk below the wave
Thy radiant place unknown
Js.em 70 stand beside grace,
Ind stand by alone!
Farewe.-ah would to me were given
A power upon thy light,
Whit words upon English heaven
Thy loving rays should writes
Kind messages Of love and hope
Upon thy should be;
Thy shining orbit would have scope
Scarcely enough for me-
Oh, fancy vain rs it is loud,
And little needed 100;
Ny fiend. need not look beyond 49,,
hcuTt TO look you, L. e. J..
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From tie .Nen York Errnine Post }

THE IsvE.ricArrsG Committee -'rhe course taken
! by the committee who came the other day from Wash.
ingtnn 10 investigate the Swartwnut deiacann, coca
sIOns much conversation Notwithstanding they SIT
with cused DOORS facts have transpred 10 relation 10
their proceedings which commented on with the
strongest expressions of reprobaon and contempt
II is generally understood that one OF The first steps
taken by the committee 10 refuse the proposition OF
the minority that the proceeding should be open and
public. Of procedure carried on under the pub
! lie eye, subject 10 daily observation and CRITICISM
would no. have accorded with their purpose The Holy
nqnsition afforded them better patternits proceed
ings sCcre,-and the committee accordingly sit
! with CLOSED doors
In regard most OF the witnesses, they have been
held TO make their answers in the presence Of The
mtIer This is proper prUcerdIng and its necessity
is well understood by those who ore familiar with ju.
JicIu investig cations. But while the Committee have
held others to this rule, II is known tina, they have re-
axed in favor Of witnesses VIM expected to fur
nlsh matter vf accusation against the Administrations
IL known that in such the witness has been all
lowed to frame his at leisure ont Of the
mee Toun. What mnnsrUns p"rversIun OF all rules
vf equity this? We only hope that This fact will ap
pear on The face Of the reports 10 be made by the com
mtips.
After having resolved TO conduct their proceedings
alnuf from public inspection, the committee appear 10
have considered themselves privileged To enter upon all
inquiries which would be TO Wing safety commit
tee appointed by assemblage oil Masonic Hall They
have recently entered upon the investigation Of the
amount of money spent by the Democratic party at the
elections and of The persons by whom il conrbut
ed Mr. Curtis, understand has been active in lbrse
inquiries The prodgious sums lavished by their own
party such occasions, do not Of course come within
the scope Of their nvestigaons-thPy conhne them.
selves to what has been done the other side. laIe
officer Of The Custom house has been called beture
the committee 10 testify 10 the amount Of money
which he asked to contribute al recent cleo
lion The subject thus begun was still further PuT-
sued-oIher Witnesses sent for and The committee
room, for time, presented The singular spectacle OF
set Of acting under the authority of The General
Government, medding with State elections. The
minority Of the committee undoubtedly oppose these
improper and eItravagant proceedings ana we judge,
from hat is felned by Of the witnesses who were
called that they have succeeded in checking this in
s"lent intrusion into with which they have no
right 10 interfere than they have to investigate our
household arrangements
We venture % say, that if the report Of the commit
tee should contain a full and minute account OF their
proceedings the result will be highly disgracefu 10 the
members who compose the majority.
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virginia state Lottery,

For the benefit of The Town Of Wel!shurg Ilnss NJ"
for lc39 To be drawn al Alexandra, Va on saiuf'
day. 3Oh March. 1899
SCHEME Capital $40 600, 10 OG0, 5000, $40 3CCC
800 2 uU0 81 prizes Of 900
Tickets only Sln-liaIvrs 5-Q"sr'rrs 2 90
Certificates Of Packages OF % Whole 1ick'Ts SlW
n Ordrs for 7Ickc,s md Shayrs or Lernbc"itS q
PDckages the above Magnificent Schemes will r"ce We
the prompt attention. official account Of eoeh
drntong sent immediately alter it To all who order
from US. Address,
ID. S. GREGORY & CO Managers.
Richninmd, Va
Fob 10 s. 2aStd
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S35,295- $4,000 40 prizes Of 50 0oO.
VIRGINIA state Lottery,

For endowng The LerSburg Academy and tor other pur'
poses. Glass No 2 for lo39-To be- drawn at Aleaan.
dra, Va, on Saturday, ODD March. 1889.
BRILLIANT SCHEME Capital $35 295. ~ Geo, 700,
5525 40 prizes Of 2UO0 " Of 25O W oi 2OO ~ Of 5O
&c, &c.
Tickets only Sl0-Haly 5-QuaIlers so
Certificates Of Packages of % Whole Tickets SllO
Do do 26 Half do ~
DO do % Quarter do 81
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EsSlsasER'S
ErchGnge s. LOTTERY office,
RI(stlnn<I,
.sjx Cauitnis in the tro last Loue,irs :!

Siz Capitnis in the tlco last Lonc,irs!
nj, Ten during ih- past merk FO"r L"tery n
Drawn numbers of the Sussex County Lottery Class
n, 7:
) q AZ So 25 10 80 l6 81 As GO 80
5 % Az
l6 AZ 81 all sold and paid. as usual. al sight. by
q 80 50 BIGGER
30 80 G3
Drawn NUMBERS Of the Virginia Norfolk LOTTERY,
Class No l-drawn February IGth, le39-S5U QUO CO.
piia
a. 50 az 3 e. rs 70 "a 50 20 &c 81 II
Ticket g. 70l with numerous other smaller
Do d AZ II }przes were all sold and paid,
as usual, at sight, by BIGGER
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GRAND ScurmE-$50 900. $40, 900.
Alexandria Lottery,

Class No for 1899, to be- drawn at Alexandria, u.
G., IN Saturday 10Th March, le:'9.
GRAYD CAPITALS Ca pital $4,000, $4,000, So.
OOO 81 500 GAO; prizes of So 500; 3"i S2OUO Of
81 500; 10 of 81 $50; 20 Of 900 81 OF $50; 81 Of
$780, Gu of $40.
Tickets only $0-halves S5-qusrters 81 so.
Certificates OF Packages OF 25 Whole Tickets $40
Do do 25 Half do 20
DO do % Quarter do 81
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3n,0n0 Dollars!
XirgiNia S1ate LOTTERY.

For the benefit VI the Petersburg Brnevur"t Mocha.
mic Association. Class n" 2.or 1889 To hp dawn at
Alpxsndriu Va on Saturday. oh March. 1899.
BRnlIASr SCHEME j priz" o. O,nno. 10 600 900,
5000 500 ~ - 50 pr:z-s "f 81 COO, Oh OF lOO,
so of 3O0 1870 Of 200. IS Of 100. &c
Tickets only $40 Halves So Quarters So Oh.
Certificates OF Packages of 20 Whole Tic cts $l4O
DO do % HsIf DO ~
Do do 26 Quarter do -
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Il Real Blessing TO Mothers ..o

DR. w. EVANS' CELEBRATED SOOTHING SfhCr'
For chidren Cutting their Teeth. =,
TENHlS infalhble remedy has preserved HUNDREDS ~
u Children, whrn thought past recovery, from ecu
WILSON'S As soon as the Syrup is RUBBED on hr gums.
The child will recover This preparation is 60 nn"cr
go ecacous and so pleasant that child will refuse
10 let its gums be rubbed with it. When infants ''s
at the age of four months, though there s appearance
of teeth one bottle of the Syrup should be usrd u" vac
gums to open the pores Parents should never be "I'"
out he Syrup in the nursery where there srr young
children for If a child wakes in the night with pain 10
the gums, the Syrup Immediately gives rase by open.
ing the pores and healing The gums thereby preventing
CnnvuSions Fsvers. &c. .,.
To BE- had Of 4 Duyall, Richmond; &. Hall N"''.".
spotswood g. Robertson, Petersburg; and All QUIZ
Agents.
Jan n ~ 49,