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no THE BALD.IIEADED Il OTHERS

L. ID ues any know neighbor or friend who has
been Bald, and whose head is now coyerpu win tine
hair! One whose coat collar was covered with dan.
dfuh though brushed every hour which has now van
ished entirely Or whose hairs AZ early age were
turning grey, who now has not grey hair? Children
whose heads were covered with scurT whose hair
would not grow, thai growing the fullest crops
Of hair Some cases must be known to most persons.
Ask them The cause, and you will be told that these
things have been done by the Of The Balm Of Co.
Mmbia. Of2O years growth is This article, iis demand
increasing annually some bundled per ceni.-,houg'
when discovered not opposedby any hing Tor the same
purpose, now assaed by almost number less mushroom
trash preparations that will ruin the hair il used TO any
extent Can more than these facs he wanted
TO The recommendations by lsl Of names Of respecia
billy, unequa''ed by any other article. Look 10 these
things buy this article Stay and preserve YOUR la
by iis USE or f bald restore IT, Ladies, attend 10 t
- buudrets in fashionable life are using IL The onl,
article really Gt for the toilet Long hair is very up
10 fall out. Ladies, the Balm OF Columbia IN tint
10 save Yourselves The disgrace OF badness by negec
of your persons II is your duy, as mo'a''s's to pre-
serve the beauties Of nature, with when bouu',u
Creator has endowed you use the Bam'or u w DO u
CAUTION TO DE REMEMBERED.
| Several most aagrant attempts have been made I
coun, G, felt the true Balm OF Columbia. Some Of III
mposiers have gone lar rs 10 counterfeit the spen
did wrappers and The Falls OF Niagara, and every es
ternal mark excep, The name of Coms,ock, which the
dare no, forge. 10 avoid imposilions therefore, al
ways look Tor the name Of Comsiock Il Co. or l..
Comstock and never buy the article unless II has III;
name upon il Sold wholesale and retail, only al M
| 2 Fletcher street, N. Y. and by PAKGsoRR an
BRISsMAID Burlington, W. j.
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CONSUMPTION NO person can have an ade-
" quatc idea of the astonishing relief which Dr.
Relics Asthmac or Consumptlyc Pills give, in Con-
SUMPTION Cough, Colds, Asthma, difficulty of breath
ing Wheezlng tghness of the Chest, Pam in the side
splitting of blood &c. A fair trial only is necessary
to convince persons suffering from these complaints
that this is of the most valuable medicines yet dis
covcrcd-and this is the testimony ofreoved patients
CASES. A gentleman of this neighborhood, recently
observed to the proprietor that he believed these pills
had kept him alive for the last two years. Many
others give similar testimony. a letter sates-"the
Ashmatlc Pills give such aslonlshlng reei IN cases OF
unless they make the trial" Important testimony;
'There has BEEN (writes an urgenD an unusual call
this winter for Relfc's Ashmatic Pills. Applicants
pronounce them valuable medicine, and say they
years afflicted with violent cough, pain in the side,
splitting of blood, and disturbed rest at nght-and
was restored to perfect health by taking two boxes.
case OF Asthma-Of thirty years standing, was
for years afflicted with violent cough, difficulty OF
breathing, &c was cured by these invaluable Pills,
An Agent writes -"Your Relics Asthmallc Pills,
gain credit daily" A Physician writes,-Aor all
ton cases, have found the Relics Asthmntc Pills
most excellent! Extract-"Several persons afflicted
with lung complaints, IN various stages OF the disease
after trying every thing else have used these gus with
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 Pills-and declared her wish
that she could proclaim to the worth of this nyalua
bic medicine. Such are the valuable properties o.
these Pills in Coughs Colds, Asthma, Difficulties
Breathing, Hoarsenes, Wheezlng Splitting of Blood
and complaints of the Lung generally, that numerous
persons relieve from these complaints pronounce thu
the best medicine they ever met with. Common colds
removed in few hours. Price 81 for whole boxes o
80 Pills and 80 cents for half Boxes 9fl2 Pills. X
~ Prepared by T. KlDDER, sole proprietor ant
successor to DIR. Conway-and may be had at hi
counting rooni 90 Court-st. up stairs. Concer
/ Hall, Boston, aud also Of J, g. J. ii. PECK, &
\ CO Burlington Vermont,
n None genuine unless signed r. KIppER on tn
outside printer wrapper. Large discount to dealers.
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IIAIRI HATH 90 BAI,DNESS...Imp
i l. tant DiscOvery--the Great Mystery found
c,u,r,r ~,

out at last.-.DR. STERRf'S HAIR REGENE-
RATOR. Dr. Sterry, after much attention to the
important subject of preserving the hair, has, after
to discover and article which is now offered with the
greatest confidence for the toilet the best thing ever
discovered, for for its socning and penetrating quality
to produce good head of hair-to prevent il from
falling off when badness is apprchondcd--to restore
it when badness mas taken place, and to prevent it
from turning gray. 1t is more nourshing than po-
mauni, antique oil Cologne water. 1t is beauti-
full article for ladies' curlst makes the hair soft and
lively, and produces uncommon brilliancy. Thous-
ands have tested its superior virtues and excellence,
and in every instance il stands unrvaled. 1t is an
nallble cure in all affections of the skin on the head
AS dandruiI &c. &c. Every family should be sup
piled with bottle of this oil, that by its application
to the head and hair of children, the beautiful and or
namental appcndagc of fine head of HAZE which ma
ture has supplied us may. be preserved. From the
numerous certificates and recommendations received
of its sautary influence the Doctor feels firmly per-
suaded he has succeeded in producing an article which
will meet the desired wishes and appreciation of the
dublic For sale wholesale and retail by A. HITCH
COCK d Co. III Genesee st. Utica ~ Y. In Bur
lingon, byJ. & J. II. PECK q Co. In Vergennes
by J. H. Bowman. In Milton, by Burnet l.. Saw
yer. In Geor5ia by Lorenzo james. aug2O
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CHERMAN's WORM LOZENGEs are tn,

y greatest discovery ever made, for dIspeMg the va
rios kinds of worms that so frequently and Distress
singly annoy both children and adults. They are an
infallb'c remedy, and so pleasan. to the taste tina,
permin. lozengc. Many diseases arise from worms,
without its being suspected Sometimes very trouble.
some cough, pains in the joints limbs, bleeding at
the nose &c. are occa stoned by worms, and can be
easily cured by this celebrated medicine. The follow
ing symptoms indicate the presence Of worms, viz -
headache, vertigo, torpor, disturbed dreams, sleep
broken oil by fright and screaming, commissions, fc-
vershness, thirst pallid hue, bad taste IN the mouth
offensive breath, cough difficult breathing itching
at the nose, pains in the stomach, Nausea squeamsl-
ness, voracty, leanness ene,mus, itching at the anus
towards night, and AT length OBJECTIONS and films and
mucus. One is dose for child two years old-two
for four years od-hrec for eight years. and five
for an adult and should lie repeated every morning. OF
avery other morning until relieved
srjS Sold at the Variety store by PANGDORN &
BRlNSMAlD, Je,reiiers, Burlington, VI.
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LAKE GEORGE PACKET 1910

aA Y\liE new Sean Packet
A~-4A l. WM. CALDWELL,
I SsssS.s.-Sa~ L. c. LARAnEr, Master,
sS-s{2s.-<xss5s1 will commence running
regularly. every day (eXcep, Sundays both ways
through the Lake, On TUESDAY, the day Of June
next Leaving Caldwell tor Ticonieroga, every morn
ing, and returning to Caldwell the same day. Lake
George Passengers will lie landed FROM and taken on
board the Lake Champlain Steam Packets near the
Ola Fort liconderUsa, from the Mansion House OF
WIN. +. PELL ESD. now Public House. Thi, leau-
tltuleslabl>hmeni la, lecn greatly improved since
last Summer, by erection Of Large Addition, con-
tanning spacious Dining Room,and Assembly Rooms
&c, and has recently passed INTO the hand, OF Mr. H.
Z. LOW a gentleman tavorabIy known by the tray
cling Public BY taking the LAKE GEORGE ROUTE,
Travellers will no, only ENJOY the finest scenery Of our
Country, but lose no time on the Northern Tour, as
they take the same Champlain Steam Boat at Tcon-
dero2a, which they would have taken at Whitehall,
had they gone that way. May ~, 1910. 2m.
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TNQUIRt..AsK THOSE WHO KNOW.

Il Those only whoIkn0w by Il al OF immediate obser.
valion can form any idea Of The effects, Of The pe,lec
relief, Of the almos charm.like effected in cases
Of The PILES, RHEUMATISM, all SwELLINGs, and
all external PAINS, no mater how severe by the use
OF HAYS Lniment. Find one who has used that will
laud il above things used, and will ind
what cannot be found. trI"For the reliefoi suffer-
ing human beings who may be afflicted, beg you To ask
ask Of those who knOw-ask the Hon. ALFRED
CoNKLIN U. $ Judge for that district, residing near
Auburn ask MATHEW J. MYERS, ESQ. Athens,
N. Y ) ask Gen. DUFF GREEN, aie OF Washington
city, each Of these gentlemen know OF cases unconner.
able by all other remedies physicians, though r'ed
r many years. that have been cured by the of the
genuine Hays Liniment TIL msands Of other persons
know similar cures We appeal 10 their sense OF JUS
tice-,lei human feelings ,Lj-l is but duty yon
owe TO your suffering e'low-beines to let this great
remedy be known Speak of il then TO all your ireads
This will save much pain where the newspapers are
mt read or where readers ncreduoms, because SC
many worthless articles are advertised for the same
purpose To buyers say If all who have used II DC
not say il is beyond all praise, then do not take u
The prom eior III not allow this ar icle 10 he pad TOT
unless cures, when all the directions fully follow
cd. Win any one suffering refuse now TO Try il? II ht
does he ought 10 be piled more for his obsiinacy thar
his suffering. iIJoMr. Hays would never consent Il
offer this article, he compelled by his sense o
moral OF relg ous dnyio do all in his power Tor TIN
victims of distress and misery. For this purpose III
would devote fortune. than secure dollar io
any worthless article. tUj|LOOk OUT SOM
swindIers have couneieiied THIS article, aud rui II NJ
with various devices. DO mol be imposed upon. ON
thing only will protect you-ii is the name OF ConStoc
e. Co that name must be always on the wrapper, o
you cheated, DO no, forget it. Take this direc
| ton with ,ou, and es by that, never buy for II
impossible for any other 10 be true or genuine.
SOLOMON HAYS.
Sold by Comstock e. Co. 2 Fletcher street, N. York
el for sale ONLY by PANGBoRk Il BRINsMAlO.
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SASH


BOSTON and TROY IRON COMPANY.-Thc
ID public hereby notified, that the business OF
casting in every branch and variety is done 10 order,
the shortest notice, at Troy VI. The company have
much enlarged their foundry, and are now prepared
to do all kinds Of wor, done al any foundry in the
country. Mill gearing, Pot Ash Kettles, Stoves,
Plough> Axeree>, &c., on hand furnished to order.
All who wish 10 contract for stove plates, or to pur-
Of retailing, will he furnished al wholesale priccs--anl
all who may favor with their calls orler will lie
dealt by as literally a, any establishment in the
country Orders should lc addressed to T.. X. Cross
man. Superintendent, or A. Young, Agent Troy, VI.
10 secure an early reply, and prompt attention.
Troy VI, June 1910. iv:9
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NJ ATURE's GRAND RESTORATIVE. TIL


" valuable Vegetable Medicine stands unrivallcd
for the following complaints, viz: Dyspepsia, or Ind-
ge>on, diseased Liver, bilious disorders Dropsy, Ash-
ma, Coslivene>s, Worms and loss Of Appetite and by
cleansing the stomach and bowels, cures pains in the
SIDE, stomach and breast, colds and coughs of long
standing, lloarsene>s, shorness of breath, Nervou,
complaints, etc, which are frequently the elect Of dis
ease. For Fever and Ague, it is most valuable pre-
venlatlve as well as sovereign remedy Its virtues
surpaSs any thing heretofore known in removing st.
Vllus' Dancc,-two bottles have been known TO cure
this affecting disease after having bailled every exer-
ton tor four years 1t has most powerful influence
in removing nervous complaints. Ii is pleasant to take
and easy in its operations that it may be administered
TO the infant with safety. The above Medicine is very
highly recommended by many scientific gentlemen,
and large number of ladies, who have proved the
virtues of the Medicine by personal and that Of their
families. bill ofcericaes accompanies each bottle,
with directions. 1t may lie had wholesale retail OF
S. Britain, Barre, and J. C. Farnam, East Williams
town. VT. sole propre,ors. Prepared from the origin.
al recpe for sale by f. II. Prentss, Montpelier, and
J. & J. II. PECK g. Co, Burlington, and in the prnci-
pal towns in the state; all directions signed in the
hand writing of the proprietorS. jcl9
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TROY u MICHIGAN SIX DAY LINE,
Aa-aLJlzss.s711,,z.1zn.

SNIP by Old Troy Tow Boat Linc,-Coen,ies Slip
~ $40. AGENIS-ALLEN WHEELER, LEoNARr
CRocKER, LOG, Broad st. New York Moore 4 Siimp.
son, River st. Troy; VIM II. Moore, u Quay st. Al.
hany; Sidney Allen, Rochester; George Davis 4 Co
Buffalo; Philip Allen, Buffalo, Geo. A. French, Dun.
Reed, Erie, Pa; McNam & Co. Ccaveland B.; NJ
Is. Ross 4 Co. Portsmouth, o.; II. n. Il n. IT, Gates
Black River, o.; Jenkins q Tracy, Huron, O.; BarLe
4 Barney Sandnsky City, o.; Chester s. Strnghnm
Detroit, Mich. r. W. Titus, Toledo, o. &. S. Hazard
Manmee City, o.. Wheeler q Porter, St. Josephs j
6. Sleght, Michigan City, Ind; Dawson q Ho,mer
milwaukee, WI c. NJ Reed, Chicago, Ill. ie.l.3m
Mark packnCcs, or 4 NJ Iinc.n
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g EARL HOWARD, Of the Cheap cash store,
-. arrived home from New York last evening by
the splendid steamer Whitehall, d. Lyon Capt. and
brought with him additional supply Of Goods which
with his two former purchases Of this season makes
the assortment altogether ofthc most desirable to
select from Of any that he has heretofore had for the
last eighteen years, and is Of the following kinds, viz
rich, fa,hionable fancy and staple articles in every
department of,he Dry Good line, such Broadclolhs,
| Cassimeres, Vcsngs, Mouselinc de LANES, Challys,
Silks, Bomha2nes, Calicoes, Linens Musllns, Laces,
Ribbons, Emibroideries, Hosiery Gloves, Fans, I'm
brelas, Parasols, etc. with full supply of Florence
and Straw Bonnes, and Milenary Goods, also, Car
pclnss, Matlmgs, Paper Hangngs, Shoes aud Hats
together with all the heavy descriptions of domestic
| aud other goods, such As Sheetngs, Yarn, Burape'
| Wool Irvine, etc. The Crockery, Looking Glass aud
China Gallery is also replenshed the Cutlery, Hard
ware and House furnishing department is accordance
with the other stocks on hand the variety Of fancy
licles, such Toys, Jewelry, Combs Curls, Confec-
'iohary, etc. etc, which fills hundred feet Of show
case IN Tenth on his counters is mnumerabe. The
Dome and picture gallery is beautifully arranged fo
me display OF Goods under strong light and then Til,
large supply OF superior family Groceries based upon
The Stall Of Life, Rochester city Mill Flour makes In
Grand Bazaar cheap cash store, one ofhe most lasc
mating desirable and convenient stores 10 be frnishc,
from with all and every kind Of articles that may b.
wished for, or looked at for amusement and graica
ton, with desire 10 convey the most pleasing in
elligonce 10 friends, of The place where every arlc
they may desire for the lettering OF appeances, addn
10 comfort, or supplying necessary wants, may lie ha
and all done IN so few words, a. by only SAY log f.
whatever and whenever YOU wish 10 buy cheap for ca
60 TO HOWARDS. Burlington, VI, June II, 1870
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TO THE pUDil

TO THE PUBLIC. In of ring this Edition of
L Smiths Geography and Atla- to the public, the
Publishers invite attention 10 the following additions
and improvements.
The Geography has been carefully revised and en-.
arged, is lus rated by about thirty additional Cuts,
and is porfccty adapted IN all its parts TO the new
Maps.
The entire text of the bco, ha. Int much expcnse)
been thrown into uniform large fgpc which we feel
confdcn, will be regarded as very decided impro-
vcmCnt
The tables appended to the Book were made up
with cave, and contain much valuable information
in con1,,d form The , nnnes ,c and Gng,h of tho
rrcsa( are given, and the places connected also
complete liz, of the Colleges, Inv md Medical
schools, theological Scmlnaros and Religious do
nomjnnnony of ,he tmod States, the re'gning Sow
| eroims ot Ewoic &C.
| IN entire rev Atlas accompanies the Book con-
| tanning f'giFccn very superior Maps mostly drawn
most authentic sources, md cmrraccs much valuable
| information not ~ he found III my similar work.
Oar own country hNs received sp'clol attention. Tho
| Rail Roads. Canals, nnvgaU0n Of Rivers and recent
chanrta n'r ~ CnrChN marked, and many counties
Among the r,cnarit,us of tins work may he mention
ed the r'an Of showing the population of States and
Contnrs IN round numbers on the flcc of the Maps.
| The navigation of Rivers Tor Ships Steamboats,,
Soors, Sc. Is shown Ivy r'lc'nE at the head Of ma
virn,l,n tho orproprntc cNrrnc'ors for coch.
| The Mnp ava Chnr' OF ,hc World combined ION an
entire NOW MAN shnv,r- NJ one view tho Natural and
Political N,yin1us NJ lhp Globe, the Extent popua-
ton, Religion, Form Of Government and State Of
Civilization GC each CouNlryO hHs nttra.od much a.
on'ion, orl ia oon,id nd rre0t Improvement upon
any thine heretofore attempted tho form OF Chart
IA here all shown n single glance ana The re-
alion, they sIstnjn - each other, We would a,o
solicit attention 10 the rcmarkohlo d.s.nctncss and
case with which every name on the Nal. may be read
as well MS to the very superior STYLE and execution of
the work ny Other respects. Tho Questions at the
close Of the Book important and wi, be found
very convenient for GcrOrNl R.vlCw.
:, 4
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NEW SCHOOL GEOGRAPHY AND
III ATLAS MITu OITLlNEMAPS ly S. AuGus-

TUs MITCHELL. The author OF the above works has
been professionally devoted the science OF Gcoy and
the publishing of Maps, during many years-and his
former productions, especially his Map OF the World
for Academies, bear ample ie,timonony Of his alum
dant resources, upon which he has literally drawn,
in producing the above school works.-The following
extract ofihe Gco'y and Atlas, from Joint recon-
menlation Of the Teachers in the city of New York.
81 heir merits numerous-the definitions remark
ably plain and concise The exercises are copous and
Important and the descriptive is luminous and correct
The divisions Of the American continent, are repre-
scntcd and described they really exist at the present
tme-And the gross Measurements generally iount
in school aphies are corrected. The rypograph.
cal execution is I'm commonly nea, and distinct, ndeet
the atlas is a model Of the Kind, and actually teem
with information" The outline Maps are peculiarl,
calculated to exercise the student in his study, and Il
ill up at his leisure For sale by G.. GOODRICH.
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~. ~JOHNh, LOWVT NdIIdIH.
They 40 not oier their services Stree Of any charge"
TO those persons Interested in trade with the United
States but will endeavor to make their attention 10
Tue interest OF Their employers worthy reasonable
rccompencc.
Having good Wharvcs (at which the LAKE CHAM
PLAIN STEAMBOATS, will and) and excellent, Storage,
together with the convenience Of Il connecting Rail
Track with the CuAMrLAIN and ST, LAWRENCE
RAILROAD over these wharve>, they lacr ,hen>
that, with fifteen years experience in this branch Of
business, they will lie enabled to do much TO facilitate
aud cncourge trade between the United States and the
Lower Province. Jason c. PIERCE Il son.
~. JOINS, l.. -, MarCh, lSlU. GIN
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III NNn PAINTS n OILS.
lU,UUO lbs. dry wh,'e Lead
100 casks grounddo do
Is bbls. Venetian Red
10 casks French yellow
so bbls. American Linseed OIL,
Q5 do Spirits Turpenllne
~o.al ysrni.h Gold Leaf, Sand paper, Smas
p.,.Rs.. Glue, g i'm Copal, by JIG JILL PECK q Go
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Clocks, .eWrlry, Peri uIcry Musical Instruments,
Cur,, Cards pture> o.ap>Ilair Oh. Razor, Knives,
Scissors, Canes, Stocks, Cap, draw M maicria :. vii
Tea and Gu,cc Pots AMI trn>; silver ware, plated
Ware, Lamp " lchs aud Gia,sr-, Collars and Bo,oms,
Suspeuar>, Swords tP.,t,,, Thermometers Station
cry, Inks, Court Plaster; Dolls, Bags, pocket Books
ana q great variety Ct fancy articles 10 supply the
wants AMI minister t. tIe qualification Of the notoual
aud all who call al the \arciy >torc we are in Gap
pie Pie" order ready 10 answer orders return calls
al the variety store, PAEGBoRN d BRiN MAID.
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VOL. XiV....No. IL.

.SIBTE OF VERMONT THE hon, the prol ate
DIT. OF CHITrrNDEN -. J. court fer the district
OF Ch,enen, To all persons concerned in the estate
OF Amos Ilchok lac If CaaruitC, in said d>rlc, de-
ccascl erecting. Whereas, Nelson lIcKol admi.ra-
tor Of the c,tae Of ,ad dccca cd proposes tc render
an account Of hi, admin. raon, and prc.cli his ag.
count a anS sal estate for examination end allow
anec AT session Of the Court OF Probate, to lie hold
en- al the Register office in Burlington on the second
N"lcnd day a ;~,ptcnl cr mex; Therefore, you are
hereby noued to appear ciorc tad court al the limo
and place alurcal, and show cause if any you have,
why The arrount should not lie allowed. Given under
my han at Burlington TIL, hrS day Of August, A. ID.
$40. arg s. WM. WESTON Register.
BOOTS, SIlOi : Il LEATHER The subscriber
- having taken the stoIe formerly occupied by
Mcssrs BiShop d. iih'lpic, snow opening general
assortment OF Boots, Shoes and Leather which havo
all been bought Jr cash and will be sold for the Same
at the lowest prices, aud thcartces are too numcr
Gus to mcntion IA nn advertisement, although Mr. Sta
cy has enlarged his paper would simply invite all to
call and examine the goods and prices before purchas
inc elsewhere.
Burlington, July /, 1910. HENRY c. STIMsON,
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DEWEY,s Patent sprins Tooth I.orscRakc

NEW f = PatcNt TOOth IsOrscRakc.
IL The Wire Tooth lIorsell Rake, which has been
used with much satisfaction during the last two
hayng seasons IN the counties Of Rutland, Addison
and Bennington, VI. and Washnnton \. Y. will be
kept for sale the present season by STIONGS T. Co.
Burlington. These rukcs are adapted 10 all meadows;
they are easily tended, and do The work faster and
better than any other Horse Rake in use II is
found by experience, tina, the expense of rakng hay
with the Spring Tooth liolseRale is only about one
quarter as much as the common meth, OF ral,ing
with hand rnkcs besides securing the hay in better
der. Some farmers who have large meadows, cstl-
mate the use of one rake last hay at forty to
fifty dollars. DAVID DEWEY, Patontee.
July l. 1910
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DYE sTUFFS.

1nn DYE sTUfFS.
lOO bbls Cam Wood
200 do Log Wood St, Domingo
$50 do Log Wood Canpeachy
$50 do FnStc
200 do Nicaragua
40 do Alum
e5 do Blue Nlu,ol
80 do Madlor
so carbcys Oil Nuriol
Muriac Acid, Aqua lors, Nitric Acid Caroums
Bar Wood, Peach Wood, Qucr Cnron Bark, Sparsl
Florant aud Benral Indigo, Lac Dye Mutt Calls, pres,
Paper, lacks Tenlcr Hooks, Cream Tartar and Aga
June 10 by J, & J. II. PECK d Co,