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HITCHCOCKS
ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS.
Look al this and Read!

~p I,prn u,rcucoc,y -. ,,. ,,;r,v vc,rs
since invented mi nronsrad N comnosition of Mills
far The Rious Cho,;c amd far one ,yo mr. three years
sed Them onIy FIR ,n disease and ove them the name OF
Cholc pills. hu Srn thir the pow.
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rnen and deterocn mcicnn induced him IN extend the
se oC them in ohcr I,;,I Cbolera Morbs Back
yomit Cholera Rilous Choc md other mains in the bow
ole Dysentorv or Anme and Fever
Remttcnt and Intermittent Fever Colds and Coughs and
a oao"s in y, Of f' ,b tI o p Them
In the pnblc under tho aDpclntion of ANTEBII IOUS
pmTS which exner;enrr Gnds mnr;voied for efficacy
scless and safety. They medicine well calculated tC
remove the of disease in its first attack the Sys
TEN and is well known to the faculty of physc and may
be known to any discerning and rejecting mind that when
the of disease is removed can no longer exist
there is nothing but the effect of what has taken place Il
cure.
DEAR FRIENDS and FELLOW CITIZENS purchase and
pursue the directions given on the Labels for any disease
where EmctiCs or Cathartics are useful land the 9th
cr or both are necessary i'm almost every disease to ceanes
the stomach and bowels and YOU will undoubtedly realize
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w a ,,oce orsortv secnr, from fire and water and be-
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NEGLECT AT Public Dissatisfaction Tay-
Tor in his Records of My Life, says, 81 once
before had an opportunity of drawing from an OBJ
scure situation gentleman by station and charac-
ter entitled to public respect. This gentleman was
Mr.. jay, the American minister to the British gov
eminent dincd on lord mayors day at Guild
hall, in one ofthe private rooms, and MIR Jay was
pointed out to me. thought that from respect to
the American government, its minister should be
more distinguished. therefore went to the cross
table in the great hall, and in whisper told Sir
John Scott, now the venerable Lord Eldon, whom
had the honor of knowing, the situation of Mr..
Jay. Sir John Immediately informed the lord may
or, who instantly sent an officer to MIR Jay to the
eross-tabe, where he was received with distinction
due to his character as the American representa-
tive. | had not the pleasure of being acquainted
with Mr. Jay, and never saw him aicrward.
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DrPARR AND HIS CRITIcIsM.-During the
trial, or rather the persecution of Mr. Hastings
Burke, Fox, Sheridan were in company with Parl
who thought proper to give his opinion of the re-
spective speeches of Fox and Sheridan on that me-
morahe event. The doctor was diiiusive in his
comments on the last two, mixing censure witt
panegyrick, but said nothing on Burke's speech
Burke paced the room some time in evident expec'
tssion the doctor, however, remained silent
At length Burke, who could restrain his impatiencC
no longer, said, You have made an able common
on the speeches of my two friends, with accute
jadicious, and eloquent impartiaiy, but as you
say nothing upon my speech on the subject, | cor
cude you are too delicate to greet me with mere
praise, and that you could not discover any faults
init" "Not so, Edmund" replied the doctor
.your speech was oppressed by epthct, disocatet
by parenthcss, and debiltated by application
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PROSPECTS,
TIG GGIMII 03s EEsIG AGs3.
BY c. G. EASTMAN


THERE never has been time in the annals of the State
when an enthusiastic and energetic action h9 democrat
c party promised results attcring rs the prcsrnt-
The marked favorable change in public sentiment sine,
the almost unanimous approval by the people, the In
dependent Trcasnr, pan and, especially, since the
nation, for the presidency, of deemed by the intel
gcnt and honest portion VI the "whgn part, wholly un
III for the ollcethe uncoceaed disapprobation will
which large portion Of the present dominant party view
the corruption aud bealty Of the present state dynasty
and, above all, the undissuised determination Of III,
YOUNG MEN to tear away from the vitas of the stat,
an aristocracy eneryaed b, age corrupted by power ana
hardend by progasy ;who have lost, in the ntrgles
party and the scramble for place. oil the yolence Of
the good the patriotism Of the greaclaming distinction
only by their oyerweonng insoence and uncompronisng
agOry all Indicate that crisis great and
Is approaching IN the affairs Of the Mountain State
To aid the democracy In meeting this crisis Is the OBJ
ject Of THE SPIRIT OF TIE AGE and to he the bet.
ter prepared, II may not be improper assure the public
that the editor will command by contribution and by cor
respondence, combination Il talent certniny ,gud To
any hitherto known in the conduct Of the papers Of the
state, and which, whatever may be the emergency -
however fierce and desperate the struggle unnycd by In
ucnce and unhribed BY Rain will advocate the principles
Of democracy and vindicatc the honor of the state
tbs SPIRIT OF the Ace will be printed every Friday
morning. sheet OF fair ne and will contain more read
ing matter than any political paper present printed
the state.
TERMS: Village subscribers S2,OO-Mai, sI,-
so in advance, so 90 after three months. 81, so nf
ter year. s 80 within year, TO persons becom-
ing responsible for packages, 20 100 after year
81 90 in advance for six months. Single copies,
six cents.
Uo0dstock, Man g, 1870.
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CAUTION CIRCULAR,

TITO DRUGGISTS AND COUNTRY ERCHANTs
Those valuable articles, OLDRIDGES BALM OF co
LuMBlA for the Hair, and HAYS LlNlMENT for tn,
Piles &c, have been extensively councrieted. Thos,
wanting these Preparations will please always write whcI
ordering from any other house for COnstocs dticies
The true articles have that signature always
the wrapper, AMI vendors will remember that, when
dering the limitations exposed in nearly all tn,
newspapers throughout this country, that they could
be sold, should they be so unfortunate to get them.
Our friends throughout the Union are requested to Civ,
immediate notice By letter should any of the counter
lcits appear in their respective places. Respectfully,
COMSTOCK d co.
Wholesale Druggists Fletcher st. n. Y.
For sale in Woodstock Why
5-ly r. HUTCHINSON Jr
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ASK, lNQUIRE-.ASK THOSE w no
II

Those only who know By trial immediate observation
can form amy idea Of the effects Of the PERFECT re oil the
almost Charmi-like cures effected IN cases Oi the FILES
RHEUMATISM ALL swELLlNds, AND ALI EXTERNAL
PAINS, no matter how severe, by the use OF Hays lni-
mcnt Find who has used it that will not laud II above
I'LL things ever used and YOU will ind-what cannot be
found.
For the relief of suffering human beings who may be a-
ncted, beg you to asask Of these who knOw-ask the
Hon. ALFRED CoNKL u. S. Judge for that district, re-
siding near Aubernj ask MATTHEW j. MyRER, ESQ, A.
thens, ~ vi ask Gen. DUFF GREEN, late OF Washing
ton city each OF those gentlemen know OF cases unconuer
able by all other remedies physicians, though tried for
many years. that have been cured by use OF the genuine
HAYS LNMENT. Thousands Of other persons known sim
liar We appeal to their sense OF usce-ther hui
man feelings.
II is but duty you owe your suffering fellow being
to let this grevl remedy be known SPEAK il then TO
your triends This will save much pain where the news
papers read where readers are incredulOs be-
many worthless articles aae advertised for Tho
same purpose, To buyers say, if all who have used il
do not say is beyond al praise then do not fake it,
The proprietor will not allow this article to be paid fol
unless it cures when all the directions fully followed
WH any one suffering refuse now to try it? Uhe does
ne ought to be pifed more for has obsf,aacy than ms
suffering
Mr. Hays would never consent to offer this article Were
he not compelled by his sense of mOraoi religious duty
so do all in his power for victims of distress and misery
For this purpose he would devote iOrtune thar
secure dollar for any worthless article.
LOOK OUT.-SOme sWndicrs haze cOunferteted ms
arcie and PIT mp icih uarious deuices' DO not bt
imposed upon. One thing only will protect yOn-its tn,
name ofCOMSIOCh d. Co.: maj name must De WHdy
on the wrapper, or You are cheated DO not forget it,
Take this direction with yo and test by that or nevc
buy; for it is impossible for any otherto be true OIL
genuine. SOLOMON HAYS.
Sold by COMSTOCK e. co. 2 Fletcher-strect, N. Y.
LOOK OUT!
"Caution" is the Parent of Safety.
An attack Of the PILES may be positively prevented by
using (wlcn the premonitory symptoms are itD the cec
bratcd HAYS IINIMENT. There are than Ont
hundred peOIcn this city, and in the United States
immense number who have suffered beyond endurance by
this dreadful complaint, who keep themselves wholly fire,
from attacks by applying this Lment when they feel any
symptoms its approach of this there is most perlcc
proof.
1FNOne Genuine without the name of COMsTOCK& Co.
written on the wrappers SOLOMON HAYS.
Sold at No. Fletclcr-strcct, n. Y.
For sale in Woodstock VT, by
Sly I. HUTCHINSON, in.
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DR.. sPOHN'S
SICK fIEADA9 I'll; REMEDY

For the permanent of this distressing, complaint
never fails When persevered in, it entctuay renoyales
the system, and does away the cause OF the SICK NER
VOuS HEADACHE Thousands have tried it, and found
precisely the relief which the article promises to bcsOw
Certificates of the strongest kind, and from the most
spectacle persons, are in possession of the proprietor
oiwch have been published testify ing to the per-
manCn cure and others onmcdntc relief gwen by this
remedy 1t affords relief to the afflicted in Is 20 min
ues from the first dose. If taken when the symptoms Of
attack first felt prevents the further progress
the complaint and produce danger any time by
an excessive DOSE as in such case would only throw
oil the contents OF the stomach leaving sweet and heal
thy with mn excellent appetite All afflicted with head
ache should not fail to procure the article and relieve
themselves from so distressing complaint.
Physicians have in many instances given IL to their
paticnts and in every instance to knowledge, with
great satisfaction have found 1t certain Sich and
Nervous Headache is complaint with which PHI, sicans
do not wish to have any thing to do, and generally pre-
scribe only for temporary relief consequently Dr. Spohn
Sick licadnchs Remedy escapes the opposition which
some other proprietary articles meet from that source
Try 1t once and you ncverw regretit. 1t is composed
entirely of vegetables and contains no mineral pos-
drug any kind, and does require any change
diet exercise.
Sold wholesale and retail by Comsock d Co. Whole
sale Druggists Fetchcrstrec, n w. and by the princi-
| pal Druggists in the unon
JUDGE PATTERSON.
the first Judge in the County ii when nc vcs '' ''''
Middleton N. j. March IL, lsiO.
| Mcssrs, comstock d Co,
GcntlemenNOu at liberty to make such Of the
following certificates you deem will best suhscvc the
| purposes for which il is intended
tCERTlFIC ATE OF JUDGE PATTERSON.
| nERERy CERTIFY hat my daughter has been afflicted
with sick head ache Tor the space Of about 20 yeurs,thc
attacks occurring in about two weeks, frequently
lasting 81 hours. during which time the paroxyss have
been so severe as apparently soon to deprive her Of t
And after having tried almost all other remedies In van
have been induced lust resort try Snohns Head
ache Remedy sold by you and to the great dsappOnt
ment and joy OF hersc and all her friends found very
followed the directions with the article and in every
case when an attack was threatened has found immediate
relief until she is permanently cured The attacks
are very seldom, and disappear almost Immediately
after taking the quantity directed. hope that Others
may be brneced by the Use of this truly invaluable med
icne has induced mcto send you the above and remain
| Your Obedent seryent.
| JEllU PATTERSON.
Judge Of the Court of G.. =.
For snlG in Woodstock VI by
| SLY T. HUTCHINSON, in.
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THArIsrug RIGHT SORT OF A GIRL.-Capt
Robert Barclay, who commanded the British squa-
dron in the battle Of Lake Erie, was horribly mu-
tilated by the wounds he had received in the action,
having lost his right arm and one of his legs. Pre-
viously to his leaving England, he was engaged to
a young lady, to whom he was tendery attached.
Feeling acutcly on his return, that he was but a
mere wreck, he sent friend to the lady. informing
her of his mutilated condition, and generously Of
fering to release her from her engagement. "Tell
him" replied the noble girl, "that will joyfully
marry him if he has only enough of body left to
hold his SOUL"
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NOTICE. WARREN MUTE, would respectfully
~ give notice TO their friends and the public that they
continue manufacturing Saddles Harnesses, Trunks, VAL
Uses and Carpet Bags and all other articles in their line
business suit customers, Mt their old sandas they in.
tend suit customers in order TO get living by their
ncss-and they respectfully return their thanks for past
patronage and hope for a continuance
Wsc1s,oci. May 2, l9ie. LIZ
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TO THE BALD HEADED
AND OTHERS.

Does any know neelbor or a friend who has been
Bald, and whose head Is now covered with fine hair ,
One whose coat collar was covered Win dairul, thos'
brushed every hour-whcl has now vanished chtrel! [!
Or one whose hair early age were turning grey, who
now has not grey hair Children whose heads were Gov
erred with scuri,whosc hair would not grow that are
now growing fullest crops OF hair Some cases must
be known to most persons. Ask them the cause, ana You
will be told these things have been by the use Of the
BALM OF COLUMBIA. Of2D years growth is this arli.
Gle demnad increasing annually some hundred per cent.
though when discovered not opposed by ANY thing for
the same purpose, now assaled by almost numbcrcss
mushroom trash preparations that will ruin the hair II used
to any extent Can more than these facts be wanedrc
Ter the recommendations by list Of names of rcspecd-
bt, uncQuacd by any other article Look to these things
by this article Stay and preserve your hair by its use,
e bald restore it, Ladies, attend to tishundrcds IN -
ionable life using the only arclereally fit for the
toilet. Long hair is very apt TO fall out. Ladies' use the
Balm of Columbia in time osave yourselves the disgrace
of badness by neglect OF your persons, 'I
your duty, moralst, to preserve the beauties OF
nature with which n bounul Creator has endowed you
-'sc the Balm, for 1t wild IL.
CAUTION
TO BE REMEMBERED.
Several most fragrant attempts have been made To
counterfeit the true Balm of Colnmbia Some OF the i'm
posters have gone far to counterfeit the splendid
wrappers and the Falls Of Niagara aud every external
mark except the name OF COlstOck, winch hcy unrc not
forge.
10 avoid mpostions therefore, always look for the
name ri COnstOck X Co. or J.. H. ColstOck, md never
buy the article unless it has that name upon it.
sold Wholesale and Retail, only ut No. Fletcher
street n. Y.
From the Boston Chronicle Ian.lO.
1r We see by an advertisement IN another column that
Mcssrs. COnnsock II Co., the American Agents for Oh
bridges Balm Of Columbia have deputies to sell that nrll'
Gle in boston and cscwhcrc-We know lady of this city
whose nearly gone MS to expose entirely her
chronological Developments, which, considering that the!
bctokencd alnubc disposition, was not in rca,
very unfortunate. Nevertheless she mourrcd the loss o
locks that she had worn, and AFTER years lru,lrss resort
to mscac resOratives purchased some months ago,
bottle or two of Oldrdges Balm, md she has ngeis
in rich prosion, glossy. and Of raven backncss We
not puing-nonc of the commodity has been sent TO
mud, indeed, do not want any, for though we
bpcd to wig yenr ugo we have now, through lis
virtue, hair enough and OF passabc quality of
DARING FRAUD.
The Balm of Columbia has been initiated by notorious
counerer. Let IT never be purchased or unless have the
name OF l.. y. COMSTOCk, or the signature Of COM.
STOCK a Co. on IL splendid wrapper. This is the ony
external test that will secure the public from deception.
Address COMSTOCk a co.
Wholesale Druggist, New York,
No. 2 Flctcher-street.
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April 1910.
JAMES MORRISON, THE HYGEIST.

IUNIIE True and Genuine MORIsO s FILLS OR myogAs
Il VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL MEDICINES, mdie at the BRIT
ish College Of I,aih, London. Which have by their Gu
ravc powers and intrinsic worth, the Confidence
enlightened Public and although opposed by the grea
Body OF Physi In Europe and In other Nations, ha,
overspread the Globe that at this time, this Celebrated
VEGETABLE Medicine, is called for and to be hnd IN
every Civilized Country the GObe.-l Is sold in Pack
ages of 81, 90 200 and $500.
TIE TEST OF GENUINENESs.
Every Package sold in the state of Vermont and in town,
bordering Lake Champain in the State Of New York
will be signed in writing by PANGBORN * BRINS
MAID, JEWELLERS or BURLINGTON, VERMONT who ar,
State Agents. Aud also signed by the SubAgens selling
them. SOLD BY
JAMES II. MURDOCH, Woodstock, Vt.
WIN. f. Greene, Vergenncs; Jonathan Hager, Middle
Jas Hull Orwell; Ira Dutton Brandon; Hiram L. Che.
ney, Rutland w. p. Reynolds Factory Point, Mancl.
ester; NJ. X Scott Bennington; J. Seene, Brnteboro
NJ. $. Buckland, Bellows Falls ~ c. Goddard Windsor
les H. Murdock Woodstock Joel Day, Roy alton; Foster
Grow, Chelsea Perry Marsh, Monipelier Jno Kelsey
Danylle Z. =. Walton Sons, Montpelier; Jones Flint
sJohnsbury WIN. Pierce Lyndon Geo. l.. Warner John
son; y. f. Morse, Craitsbury; =. LYMAN Craftsbury
Sabin kelum lrasburgh; +. Cleveland, Coventry c.
w. BAXTER, Derby Line Ed Lyman, North ferrisburgh
Aasa Paine, Lowell Otis l.. Keon, Montgomery; o. A.
keith Sheldon; David Lyman, ST. Adams; Maynard Kid
der Morah, "; G. D. Hatch Wesiport. n. VI G. r.
~ Y. Cotirill, Plattsburge, n. V; Geo Severance.
Chazy, N. Y. j. Johnson a Bon. Whitehall. N. ";
DIX. GEO. TAYLOR, HyGE1sT.
81, broadway N. ",
London. - If
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CoMPARIsoN.-A footpad, who had lately been
condemned to be hanged, refused the assistance of
clergyman, on the ground that he had lived the
life of an apostle, and drew the parallelas follows:
They were wanderers on the earth, without lands
or tencments, so was ]. They were despsed by
many, and at all hazards unaeraby attached to
their principles, so was They were thrown into
goals and prisons, and underwent great hardships,
80 did |. And as they come to AN unlimely death,
in that am likely TO initiate them also
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ATTHE SIGN OF TIME,

ID UsSELL q CLARKE, Watch-makers and Jewellers
N directly opposite Whitneys hotel Woodstock, VT
keep constantly on hand, for sale general assortment
Clocks Watches and Jewery. Watches and Time Pieces
Of all description repaired aud warranted to perform well
on reasonable terms. Also Music BoSes and Accorions
repaired and tuned on short notice.
All orders from abroad by mail or otherwise, wilrcceiv
immediate attention
May 9, 1910. l-f