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CON s U nj PTION!

No person can hare an adequate idea Of tho
astonishing relief mhich DR.. Relics Asth-
mahc or Consumptiue Pills gire, in Con.
SUMPTION, Cough, Colds, Asthma, Difficulty
of Breathing, Wheesing, Tightness of tho
Chest, Pain in The side, Splitting Of Blood,
&c. "A fair trial only is necessary TO con.
uince persons suffering from these complaints
that this as one of The most valuable medi-
cines gel discouered-and this is The testimo.
ny Of relieved patients.
Asses.
A GENTLEMAN, Of this neighborhood,.
IN recently observed to the Proprietor, that
he believed these Pills had kept him alive fos
the last two years.
Many others give similar testimony.
"A Letter states-"The Asthma,ic Pills give
such astonishing relief in cases of Cough,
Common Colds, &C. as no one can believe.
unless they make the trial"
Important Testimony" There has been.
(wri,es an AgenD an unusual call this winter
for Relies As,hmatic Pills. Applicants
pronounce them a raluable medicine, and say
they cannot find a substituted"
a young Lady-Was three years afflicted
with violent cough, pain in the side, spit
ting fblood, and disturbed rest at night
and was restored TO perfect health by taking
two boxes
A case Of Ashma-Of thirty years stand.
ing, was cured by these Pills.
A Gentlsman-Who had been for years
afflicted with 4 violent cough, difficulty of
breathing, &c. was cured by these invaluable
Pills.
An Agent u,ites--"Your Relics Asthmatic
Pills. gain credit daily"
A Physician acrites.-,After all other medis
cines hare failed to give relief in consumptive
cases, have found the Relies Asthma,io
Pills most ercehent!
Erhact-"Several persons afflicted with
lung complaints. in various stages Of the dis
ease, after trying erery thing else, have used
these Pills ,cih The most happy success.'
"A remarkable Case.-A lady who was
given over as past recovery, and her death
daily expected, was raised from what was ex.
pected would be her death bed. and from the
borders Of the grave, by these Pils-and de-
clared her wish that she could proclaim TO
the world, the worth of this invaluable medi-
cine.
of these Pills in Coughs, Colds, Asthma,
Difficulty ofBrea,hing, Hoarsenes. Wheeling
Splitting Of Blood and complaints Of the Lung
generally, that numerous persons relieve
from these complaints, pronounce this the
best medicine they ever met with.
Common colds removed in few hours
Price 81 for whole Boxes of 80 Pills, and
so cents for half Boxes of IL Pills. k2
*** Prepared by T. KfDDER, sole pro-
prietor and successor to Dr. Conway-and
may be had at his counting 80 Court.st.
up stairs, near Concert Hall, Boston, and also
of J. & J. II. PECK, g. CO. Bur.
lington, Vermont.
None genuine, unless signed T. KIDDER on
the outside printed wrapper.
Large discount 10 dealers. 8
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A RICH GEM,

A disconsolatc Peri stood ono morn at
the gate of Eden suing for admission. 1t
was told the entrance could only be OBJ
tanned in one way, and that was to traverse
the earth and procure gem, the richest it
contained, and present it to the keeper of
the celestial gate, which, if approved,
would be passport to the world of spirits.
The Peri accepted the proposal, and went
in search ofthat most valuable of all carth's
riches. 1t explored land and sea from
pole to pole, and finally found lump of
pure and solid gold. This it deemed most
priccless--grasped it in aerial fingers and
struck its pinions for the celestial world.
The gold was refused and the Peri de-
spatchod to seek another gem more price
less still. 1t roamed through groves and
flowers, by the deep oceans shore, the
wild mountains brow and the silver stream
went to the battle field and caught the
last drop of blood which strcamed from
the young warriors heart, as he sunk in
death in the cause of liberty. With that
and other gems it struck its pinions once
more for the abode of happiness, but was
refused at the gate its offering being UNI
worthy. A third time the Peri sought to
find the richest gem. 1t, after many days
of weary search, while passing through
deep dark glen, robcd in autumnal hue,
espicd a sleeping infant. 1t stopped and
.gazed upon the babe, absorbed in admir-
ing the sweetness and innocence of its
faultless facc-was about to bear it off as
the first bornprize, (''tor such is the king
dom of heavenly when a dark and hag-
gard robber came from the thickened for
est through the rustling leaves and stood
bending over the sleeping child; the rob-
Der gazed with silent awe and admiration
-hc thought of his own inEantle days
when nc was pure as the slumbering child
before him-contrasted his present life,
his degraded virtues and his adamantine
heart with the sleeping innocent at his
murderous fect-his breast moved with
compassion, his eyes melted, he dropped
tear, the angel snatched 1t, struck its
pinions for Paradise-ollered the boom
it was the tear Of peniteace and found adj
Observation-Disclosures Post.
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NO remove these troublesome and danger

NNO remove these troublesome ana Danger.
Il Gus inhabitants of the stomach and bow
els, which SO often impair the health and de-
stroy the lives children and adults, USE Doct.
M. Hitchcock's WORM 7'E.4-a certain and
safe preparation for the removal of the vari.
Gus kinds of worms that inlest the human sys
tenn. We say USE DR.. NJ. Htchcok's Worm
Tea, for this plain rcason-thut in no one of
the thousand cases, where it has been used
agreeable 10 the printed directions, has it ever
failed
N. B. Ask for DR.. Nj. HITcHcoCK' Worm
TEA, as there are many nostrums abroad for
the destruction of worms.
For sale wholesale and retail by A. HITcH.
COCK & Co., sole proprietors, II Genesee St.,
Utica, and by THEN agents throughout the
United States and Canada. In Burlington by
J. & J. II. PECK ~ Co., in Vcrgennes by J.
81. Bowman, in Milton by Whitney, Landon
& Co.. in Georgia by Lorenzo James. aug2
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THE HORSE.

On Eastern plains--his native land
Free, uncontrolled, he paws the sand;
His name streams in the desert wind,
As faints the caravan behind;
And neighing at their hapless fate,
Filings out his heels in scornnl hate;
Nor stops, till at some fountains side
He cools his bright and reeking hide;
And thinks how better Off is he !!
Thus matchIess in his liberty!
On meadows green fe,tcred slave,
He still is proud, sagaclous, brave;
BY him the earth is tiled--ihe land
Yields generous crops at his command.
He leads the advance guard of war
Brings tidinss from all lands aiar
Serves faithfully till life is past,
And drags US to the tomb at last!
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PoLrrENEss.--'I am extremely glad to

PoLrrENEss.--'I am extremely glad to
see you.'-Thcre arc more lies contained
in these few words, than in all the writ
ten speeches in lawyers Office and still
tho expression Is on the tip of very ones
tongue. Imagine yourself seated in your
sanctum sanctorum, wrapped up in the
study of some favoritc author, or COM
muning with the hallowcd ninc-when 10!
in pops a creditor, and throws bucket
of ice water upon your burning thoughts
'Ah |! my dear friend, Pm extremely glad
to sec YOU There's thumper for you
to answer for!
Miss is preparing for party the car
riagc is waiting it the door-and still she
fingers before the mirror adjusting her rich
dresses, when in comes dear friend Bit
ing her lips with vcxation, at the same
time forcing a smile she exclaims, 'ah
Pm extremely glad to see YOU There's
another thumper.
Madam has pickles or sausages to make,
and is up to her ears in pots and kettles,
when Mrs. Somebody enters with her six
little ones, all dressedas ncatas if they had
Just been freed from six months imprison-
ment in a bandbox. BLESS me I! Pm cx-
tremcly glad to see YOU It's a thumpcr;
it's downright lie: in her heart she
wished her and allher brood to the, I'd
liked to have said it.
When l hear person say, do call
again and see me- it sounds very much
like John show the gentleman OUT
There is no such thing as sincere poll
tcness; to be what the fashionable world
term polite, we must necessarily be hy-
pocriiical. The character of sincerity is
bluntness, and sincere man will never
have the back ache.
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STRONGS & CO.,

IN AVE received large stock, con
Il slsllng of the various sizes and Of the
most approved patterns of Cooking Sioues
together with plate Box,ParIor and Cam
ada plate do. of the various sizes.-' Having
extended this branch Of their business and
spared no pains to procure Stoves Of the
most approved patterns, those well manu-
featured and from stock Of superior quality,
thew believe themselves prepared to offer
dealers and others better bargains than
were ever offered in the State They in
v'te the attention of purchasers to this as
sor'ment Of Stoves, where they may also
find Stove pipe, in any quantity and of all
sizes of English, American and Canada
Sheat lron"also Stove trimmings in every
variety. such as Copper, Copper bottom
and lin Boilers, Tea Kettles, sheet Iron
dripping pans. &c. Hollow Ware for
Stoves, Pots. dish Kettles, Spiders, b.
SINS &C." Farmers Kettles, l, u, Q & 3
Barrels. Nov. IS, 1889.
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Melbourne.

n PURE boodcd AYRSHIRE BULL.
~ shorthorns, three years old, recently
introduced into Vermont.
This noble animal is now held ready for
the accommodation of those who may wish
to Improve their breed Of neat cattle. A
view Of him will convince the experienced
breeder of his good points and character;
as he has good symmetry, good color, limbs
and horns !; is large and active: good ma
tured, orderly and quiet. A single cross of
the native breed (even were it carried no
fur'her) with this animal, will prove Of in
caculable advantage to the stock of this
vicinity. II is the opinion OF competent
judges amongst US, and of a maj ority of
English and Scotch breeders acquainted
with this country, that for our climate,
state of pas,urage, keep, care, and market,
this breed is preferable 10 the much eXtol-
led Durham, [see Cultivaior, Vol. a, being
more hardy, requiring less care. and less
keep: and even exceIling in combining the
two and rather converse qualities of being
good mixers and of fattenlng readily.
TIE r MS
For one Cow, SO OO-for two IS 90 and
for three and over Sc 90 each (the plurality
being owned by the same person.) Partic.
ular regulations made known at the stable.
lie will be kept on DR. Spooner's farm.
A of mile south of the college. on Ham
cock street. Ii. AINSWORTH.
N. 3. A certificate ofthe purity Of the
animals blood will be produced: and any
detection of deception or fraud in this re.
spect shall exhonerale all concerned from
charges for his services II. A.
RurIin ION UInrrh l5 18AO
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SPRING GOODS.

"E have received from Boston and
w New York this week an addition 10
our assortment among the New Spring
Goods may be found some small articles
which have lately been enquired for, viz :
B. g. B. B. drawing Pencils; stout shell
twist Combs long shell eide combs with
fine short teeth very small shell side
combs with fine teeth Horn twist Combs;
white Wax in neat cakes for waxing
thread; Black snaps very nice plated
Hooks e. eyes Cosmetic Cold Cream for
cbapped Face, Hands or lips, and to use
after shaving to prevent the face from
smarlipg chappine &c. Black and white
Court Plaster ; Lip salve fine Stocks
stock Buckets &c. &c. We are constant
y receiving additions and intend to keep
every little article wanted. We have
"Biew's improved sovereign Balance" to
weigh and guage sovereigns and hall Sow
ereigns sure to detect counterfets. Va
rious kinds Of articles at all times to be had
at the Variety Store Of
PANGBORN & BRINSMAID.
March 4th, 1910.
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TO THE LADIES.

TUST received, and for sale by j. & j.
- II. PECK g. Co.. Burlington, a lew
boxes of Reynolds g. Parmelv's celebrated
FEMALE HEALTH RESTORATIVE.
1t is designed particularly for the diseases
peculiar to the Female constitution. A
more efficacious remedy Of this kind, has
long been wanted, as many of those dlseas'
es have baflled the skill of the most eminent
physicians, and oil the remedies heretofore
have proved Intellectual, in thousands of
cases. This medicine invariably removes
distractions, regulates in most cases of
painful too frequent, or profuse minstruh-
ton. and has cured the most obstinate cases
OF FIuor a bus or whites, and as mothers
relief, it is not equalled by any other medi.
cine. 1t is recommended by many of the
most eminent physicians in the United
States. Doct. J. Morrison, from Coeran,
Mass. who has practced medicine some
twenty years at Oneida, N. Y. says in
relation to it. THAT it is the best medi.
cine now in use. In cases of retnton, or
suppression of the mlnses, think it will
sustain the appelation of specific. have
tried it in the worst cases, with admirable
success, and wish for the good OF suffering
females, that all physicians would introduce
it in their practice, and | have confidence
to believe they would find happy results,
as have found the pills to answer fully
their recommendation" Doct. r. R.
Davis. of Syracuse, tells a similar story,
and many others, For further information,
you are referred TO the persons whose
names are annexed to our show bills, and
also to pamphlets, left with our agents for
gra,ituous distribution. Price So per box,
containing nearly 100 pills. Prepared and
sold wholesale and retail by Reynolds &
Parmely, Pittsford, Monroe CO.. N. Y. sold
also by +. Huntington, Vergennes Moody
& Adams, Mddlebury; Jackson e. Kerch
am, Brandon; S, & II. White & Co.,
Rutland; d. II. Meacham,M D., Wallng
ford; A. r. Vail g. Co., Danby; ID. An.
drews, Manchester; Merrill & V. ID. |
Spiegel, Bennington; and Williston d |
Tyler, Bratlleborough, aug7-iyl
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CURIOUS PAINTERS BILL.

The following are cerbatim, the items
ola painters bill, lately sent for payment
to a noble Lord, who considers himself
one of the greatest connoisseurs of the
present age, and who has very large
collection both of sacred, protane, and
modern pictures -
To filling up the chink in the Red Sea,
and repairing the pamages of Pharaoh's
host.
To new thief on the cross.
10 cleansing six of the Apostles, and
adding and entire new Judas lscariot.
TO a pair of new hands for Daniel in
the lions den, and set Of teeth for the
lionees.
To an alteration in the Belief, mend
ing the Commandments, and making a
new Lords Prayer.
To new vanishing Moses's Rod.
TO repairing ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS beard.
To mending the picture of Jacob s
daughter.
To pair of sleeves for Susannah's
shift.
To repairing the brccchcs of one ofthe
Elders.
TO pair of ears for Balaam, and ma
king a new tongue for the Ass.
TO cleansing the whales belly, varnish-
ing Jonah's face, and mcnding his left
arm.
To new skirt to Joseph's garment,
and lacivious eye for PotiIhars wife.
10 cleaning the picture of Samson, in
the character ola fox hunter, and substitu-
ting the whip for the lirebrand.
TO a new broom and and bonnet for the
witch of Endor.
TO sheet anchor, jury mast, and a
long boat for Noah's ark.
To painting twenty-one new steps to
Jacobs ladder.
TO mending the pillow stone.
TO adding some Scotch cattle to Pha-
raoh's lean kline.
10 making new head for Holoferncs
and cleaning Judith's hands.
TO making perfect the eunuch attend
ing on Esther.
TO giving blush to the cheeks of Eve
on presenting the apple to Adam.
To mending the net in the miraculous
draft of fishes.
To perspective glass for David view
ing Bathsheba, and mcnding his right eye.
To painting new city in the land of
Nod.
To cleansing the garden of Eden after
Adams expulsion.
To painting shoulder of mutton and a
shin of beef in the mouths of two of the
ravens feeding Elijah.
To painting Noah dressed in an admit
RAILS uniform.
TO repairing Solomon's nose and ma
king new nail to his middle finger.
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Thimble Mandatory.

TN addition to our other Silver working
Il ing we have commenced making heavy
pure silver Thimbles Of The Canada Pat.
tern, so that those who, wish can have a
thlmbe made as heavy and thick as they
please at our shop; we will make them
with the round or three cornered holes.
We make also Spoons, Nursing Tubes,
Sugar Tongs; Coffin Plates, Rings, Beads
&c, OF the Variety Store.
PANGBORN g. BRINSMAID
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THE TEETH,

BRITISH ANTICEPTlC DENTIFRICE.
HNHlS elegant Article Is pronounced by
Il those who use it the most valuable
Tooth Powder they ever met with. II
possesses the peculiar excellence of cleans.
ing the teeth from all tartarous encrusta.
tons, without injurlng the enamel, it i'm
parts healthy freshness to the gums, o
balmy sweetness to the breath, and gives
TO The teeth beautiful pear'y whl'cness.
The two following testimonials were
received from gentlemen, Clergyman Of
the first responsibility.
THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY, Andover Sept
a. -Sr-havlpg made a full trial Of your
Antlceptic Dentlfrice, l am well satisfied
of its efficacyto preserve the cleanliness
and healthy state Of the Teeth and Gums.
and TO impart to the mouth very sgreea-
Bile sensation of sweetness. Yours &c.
(Signed) J. C. WEBSTER
ANDovER THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY,
Sept. 3d-Sir, having for the past year
used your Anticeplc Den,ifrce, cannct
but acknowledge it to be the most valuable
Tooth Powder, especially Cor the preserva.
ton Of the Teeth, with which l am &C.
quainted hope it will soon be univer.
sally used. Yours, &c.
(Signed) JOHN LORD.
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. n II e Z g q

hK. w. SPOONEK, now IN Hurting
- ton, will attend Immediately and
promptly to all calls for professional aid.
His stay will be limited to a few days he
will be found at ]. Shatiuck's Hotel
Feb. 90 1910.
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fTICG, JU GEMS h0X.
AROMATIC PILLS!


FOR FEMALES.
" Distractions, Debility, Hypochondria SC.
Il HESE Pills cleanse, puriy, and cause
For free circulation Of the blood when
in manner suspended, assls, the female
when nature requires it, whereby health
is established, and the patient before pale
as death, restored to lively and ANNA.
ted complexion. They are likewise con
ducive TO the health of married ladies. IN
less when pregnant, or OF hectic or con.
sumptve habit, when they must not be
taken.
These Pills have been Of immense bene.
fit to the female part of the community.
Price, 81 SO box k4
Prepared and sold by II. KlDDER, sue.
cessor to Dr. Conwuy99 Court st up stairs
near Concert Hall. Boston. and may also
be had of ]. & ]. II. PECK, e. co.
Burlington. Vermont.
None genuine unless signed T. KIDDER
on the outside printed wrapper.
Large discount 10 callers.
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HAY LINZ EMIT:


1T is now used in the principal hospitals
4 and the private practice in our country,
first and most certainly for the cure of the
Plies and also extensively and effectualy as
to battle credulity. unless where it's effects
are witnessed. Externally in the follow.
ing complaints.
For Dropsy- Creating extraordinary
absorption at once.
S,cellings- Reducing them in few hours.
Rheumatism Acute or chronic, giving
quick ease.
Sore 7hroat-By cancers, ulcers or
colds.
Group ond Whooping Cough-External.
ly and over the chest.
.4H Bruises, Sprains, and Burns Curing
in few hours
Sores and Uicers-- Whether fresh or
long standing, and fever sores.
It's operation upon adults and children IN
reducing rheumatic swellngs, and loosen
ing coughs and tightness OF the chest by
relaxation Of the parts. has been surprising
beyond conception. The common remark
of those who have used it in the Piles, 10,
sit acts like q charm"
SEE that 1t is signed on the wrapper in
priting COMSTOCK & Co. Sold by the
doz. or single bottle TAT the same price it 10
seld in New York; by
PANGBORN & BRINSMAID,
Jewellers, at the Variety Store, Burlington
w., where can also be had the BALM or
COLUMBIA for the Hair.
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Diseases of the Lungs.
Decidedly the most popular remedy ever
known in Amprica


known in America.
VI EGITABI.E YUEMoEA-
" RY B.AES.AIN is the most valua-
Bile remedy now in use for coughs, colds, as,h.
ma or phthisic, consumption, whooping cough
and pulmonary affections of every kind Its
sale is steadily increasing, and the proprletors
are constantly receiving the most favorable
account of its effects. The following new
certificates are offered for public examination.
AN INTERESTING CASE.
Extract of letter from Mr.. C. S.'Clay, King.
ston, Ulster CO. N. Y, TO the proprietors.
Yours of the 9th inst. was duly received. A
remarkable cure was effected by the Vegetable
Pulmonary Balsam in the winter and spring
of 1885 Tho person, Mr. Moody, had been
sick q long time with the consumption. His
physicians had given him up. He was redu-
ced so low as to be unable TO help himself, and
was raising large quantity Of blood when no
commenced using the Balsam. which has efiec-
ted a complete cure, and he is now as hale and
hearty as ever he was. Mr.. Moody has re.
moved from this town, but he has promised
me a more detailed account o. his case, which
will forward you. c. S. CLAY.
Kingston, N. Y. June 25, 1888.
Extract of a letter from Dr. Jacob Myers.
The Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam has been
sold in this county for two years, and The
medicine has gained an uncommon celebrity,
for il scarcely in one instance failed of having
the desired effect. am by no means in favor
ofthe many nostrums, most Of which are i'm.
positions upon credulous public, but that
which ] know by use to be effectual, cannot
but help give my appreciation thereto. A
counterfeit preparation has been offered here
by travelling Agent, of Comstock. N. Y,
and there is another article vended here that
JACOB MYERS, NJ. ID.
Miflingion, Juniata co. Penn. May 3, 1887.
From DR.. Samuel Morrell, 10 the Propretors
of the Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam.
l am satisfied that tho Vegetable Pulmpna'
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CORNS OF THE FEET.

The Testimony The Proprietor is receiuing.
from Udrious sources, stating The astonish
ing cures Effected by means Of The highly
celebrated ALBION CORN PLlS'
TER, aided TO The constant demand for
The article, from all parts OF The country
unquestionably proves IL TO be one of The
best things TO be had, 10 giUe immediate
ease, relief and cure TO Corns on The )eeH
In proof Of phich, read the foiioUing
CASES.
A LADY-To whom reference can be
IA made, after suffering great pain, onG
inconvenience for years, from Corns, and
who in the mean time was making use of
various highly celebrated remedies, but TO
no purpose, and had in consequence of
these repeated dsappoinlments, nearly des.
paired of relief, most happily met with the
Albion Corn Plaster, one box of which,
lat an expense of only SO cents) has entire
ty cured her Corns So astonishing was
this cure as to induce several of the friends
and nelghbors of the lady to use The same
remedy, and ,cith The same good success.
AN OLD GENTLEMAN--lnforme an
Agent that after suffering uncomfortable
pain and trouble for years from a Corn,
which had resisted every attempt to de-
s'roy, was cured by this most ualuabie
plaster!
A PERsoN-So crippled With Corns for
fora long time as to be unable to walk
had to cut holes in his shoes TO ease his
feet-,cas cured By this plaster!
This Plaster gives immediate relief as
soon as appied-it dlssoIves the Corn out
root and branch aoilhoM the the least pain!
Price so cts box.