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FRESHLY distilled Cologne, lavender and Rose
l. Waters, also Real German Cologne, by
Sept. 10, 1910. THEo. A. PECK e. Co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-23

ENGLISH Transparent Peppermint Lozengcs,
~ fresh Jujubo's Paste, just opened by
Sept. l6, 1910. THO. A. Peck & Co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-23

I'D lBI .IIS.--A very large assortment Of n sizes
- Of Iillc>, and prizes from 80 cts. to SIS each,
Jus, reed and for sale at the Book Store.
u. A. BRtMAN,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-23

NJ w DRUG ESTABLISVMENT.--At
IN the sign of the M~ORTAR-one door east of j. d.
j. IL. Peek d. Co. The subscribers have opened an
Apothecary Store, and intend to continc themselves
strictly to that business. They now offer to the public
a general assortment of genuine Medicines, including
allncw Chemicals and the standard Patent Medicines;
constant attendance, will be given, and particular at
tention paid to prescriptions.
Burlington, Aug. 20. THEO. A.. PECK & Co.
CROWN GLASS. Reiiord, Saranac and Clinton
" crown by J. & J. II. PECK & Go.
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nNHETIPPECANOE TEXT BOOK.-Jns, received,
large supply Of Tippec anoc Text Book, made
up of documents and facts illustrating Gen. Harrison,
history, character, services and opinions. II is warmly
recommended TO the friends Of Gcn.H Harrison through
out the L.. States, for sale at the look store.
Jane &c. j. A.. DRAMAN.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-23

& ALERATUS. 40 casks, ty
~ June 10. J. & j. PECK u Co.
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@Membcrs OF the present Congress.
Wings l3, Locos H.. In the present congress
who's II. Locos l5--Whip gain 2. The two districts
to hear from arc represented in the present Congress
by two L.ocos.
LEGrsLAruRE.-In the Senate the Wings have I ma
iority-in the House 2. Last year both branches
were Loco Foco-the House by rs majority and one
in the Senate.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-23

= CASES white and cold Spool Thread, l do Pins,
x 300 lbs. white and assorted Thread, 500 gro-s glt
and fancy Horn Buttons, 20 do Fancy Soaps, JUS,
Sept. "a. reed and for sale by Villas, LOOMS Co
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-23

INFORM LOZENGES; an excellent and conven-
w lent medicine to relieve and e~ytirpatc this often
fatal complaint in young children, by
Sept. ii. 1910. THEO. \. PECK & Co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-23

ENGIISH Currants, Family Groceries, Salmon,
Il smoaked Herring, for sale by N. LOVELY & Co,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-23

ITCH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Russclls, Scots,
l. and Wheaton's, all of which are much used for this
troublesome disease, THEO. A. PECK Co.
Sept. "a. At the sign OF the Mortar.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-23

T EONARD MARSH, NJ. d respectfully offers his
Il professional services to the people of Burlington
and vicinity. Office the one lately occupied by DR..
Joseph Marsh. Burlington, Sept. 25, $40.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-23

DOCK STORE.-A new supply of Books and
ID Stationery, this day received and for sale at
wholesale and retail by d.. A.. BItAMAN.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-23

DULMON ARY BALSAM, of Lowe & Reed Boston,
iusr reed by THEO. 4. PECK & Co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-23

n TNINT STOT..sSPAULUTNG 4 MILLS
~ nave opened a new PAINT Siiop ON Church-s,.
two doors south Of II. Lanes Store, where they wi
90 az E,nhs Q, HOUSE, SHIP, SIGN and CARRIAGE
PAINTING, in the lc,t possible manner and ON terms
to stit Hose who may favour them with their patron
age. III Paints, Oil, Narnish and Putty, constantly
ON hand and for sale. 10. SpiiIUING.'
Burlington, April 8, 1910. Z. b. MILLS.
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STRAYED from the subscriber, a light brhIdle
- ycarling heifcr. Whoever will take up SAID hcifcr
and give me notice shall he rewarded,
Milton, Sent. ~, 1910. JOHN McCLALL.EN.
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EnH ps. French, American, Satin and common
wv House Paper, some very rich patterns, for
Sept. 25. sale by n. LOVELY Co.
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lIAMOND CEMENT, for mending Glass, China
- and Earthcrn Ware sold at the Variety store.
Oct. 16. PANGDoR 81 RNsMAID.
DROAD CLOTHS.-A good assortment of colors,
- of cloths, cassimeres and vestings are offered at
a great reduction in prices for cash by
Oct. |, 1910. MAYO g. WAIT.
M Boxes Tin Plate, l x. 80 bundles English
lOO and American Sheet Iron. so do. do. do.
Wire, copper and brass wire vcllum, for sale by
Sep. 20. Villas, LOOMS e. co.
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WINDSOR RIFLES. for sale at the varici,
w store. PANUBORN & ~BRlNSMAlD.
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SONGS OF THE P~EOPLE.-Log Cabin Son
- Book eng n collection Of Harrison and TWO,
Melodies emhcllishcd with a neatly engraved Porire
often. VIM. II. HARRISON, and a view Of Old Fer
Mcig', for saIc al the Book store.
D. A.. BRAMAN.
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Prepare for winter.
TTIE FARMERS COOKING STOVE.-The
l. subscriber informs his friends and the public,
that he has on hand a variety of cooking and other
Stoves, such as the Farmers, and the premium Cook
Stoves; the Canada Box and several kinds of Parlour
stoves. Also Russia and Canada Iron Stove Pipe,
Copper Pumps, and Lead pipe for wells or cisterns;
all of which he will sell as cheap MS can be had in the
place. Those wishing to purchase articles of the
above description, will do well to look in at my shop
one door north of the Log Cabin.
Burlington, Sept. sc. 1910. ii. IT. BOSTWICK.
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COTTON Wrapping Twino, a good article just reed
" Sent. q. by y. DWELL & Co.
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CLASS.-BurlnEton, Vermont, and Essex, GYM
VI der Glass, made al the ClIamrlain Glass WORKS,
and very much improved in quality compared with the
,a,c brands, for sale hv j. J. ii. PECK & Go.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-23

SEAL.S, Log Cabin letter Seals; plain do. do. mot
- To letter Seals. PAN6BoRN & BnGNsMAIp.
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& NOYS' fine Blaci Writing Ink,
WI whlrh has Stood test for more thirty years. A
lust received and for sale ty
II Aug. 1910. {. GOODRICH.
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= CASES ENGLISH Merlnocs, ! case French and
< German Merinos, / case fg'd Bomhnzines, just
cc'd and for sale by Villas, LOOMS Il Co.
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DONNETS. Tuscan and English straw Bonnct>
ID of the la.c,l fashions, just received and for sale
cheap by 7. DOOLlTTLE.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-07-07
The World Redeemed {!

VI Ell the inhabitants rejoice and be grateful.
IA The day has come, they can arm themselves
with the precious retsch whichalmost deies disease
in all its var nous ramlii cations. Doctors with all
thoir toasted science, step aside, and contemplate
the usherng in Of a new and eveniinl era IN winch
mankind are their own physicians. Inc seals are
hroken-thc mystery is reveaied--ihe remedy rs IN
their own hands--the East the fountain of hight,
has opened her vast storc-honsc aud IS ponrins
forth 10 mortais the precious SAP OF lie ana health
Persia ~ Iadid, the ador"d OF the present, ~ INC
worsbipped of tho future ages, are l'yshius upon
us their richest boons, causing the heart 10 ian nr
Joy, at seeing The sick hcaed, ihc lame walk AND
presenting 20 those thai are whole guarantee for
M'rty one cN"ts for preserving tho shipid Of health
ana endowment,
the Per sian md India Extracts. the wonder cf
| the ago, have been thoroughly tested, proved,
! and unanimously patroni zed, anJ conceded to be
by all professions and classes, PHYSICIANS not ey-
cepted, who have become acquainted with Their
unparalleled virtues, the universal amt anhoundc1
confidence they insure, added TO tho grateful and
uncalled for testimonials in their favor, is sufficient
warrant overy individual with confidence 10
make trial Of them
A treatise most diseases, their symptoms ana
cause, with certificates from many influential per
sons who had been raised when tho skill oil the
best physicians had failed, and various medicines
| had been tried in vain, accompany each box.
For convenience. these extracts are made into
pills, and are called the RESURRECTION or
PERSIAN PILLS. Try one box and see IT they
do not prove TO be what they recommended
the Ne Plus Ultra ofthe age,
L W. CAPRON & Co., Rochester, N Y,
agents for Vermont and New Hampshire to whom
all orders should be addressed (post paio.)
The above pills for sale by Kitirodge Il Col.
by, st. Johnsbury, "; Farmers and Mechanics
Store, Passumpsic, VI; Kiliredge Merrill " Skin
ner, Barnet, VT N. h. Loomis. McIndoes Fails,
VT; NJ. X. Parks, u Co, Waterford, VT; Hiram.
Tracy, Wells River, VT; Lance, Warner d Co.,
Cabot, VT; VIM. S, Smith, Cabot, VT; Ebenezey
Carlton, Jr Bath, N. H.; Hodgeman q Alien,
Luleton, N. H.; A. 81 o. Garnsey, y Co. t.isbon,
N. H.; and all the principal towns in Vermont and
| New Ham pshire. i5y-ly
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inquired Of concerning it. Mrs Johnson known 10
lhost OF tho inhabitants OF Burlguton was laid up
with tho samo disease, lnhamntory Rheumatism
Ind could get relief, she sent to US for package
Of Morrisons Medicine, and says 'whcn had Ia
ken the fifth dose the swellings and the pains be-
gan to leave mo, and those only who have had this
disease can reaiize the happiness of
ABSENT P.4IN.
Mcrrisons Pill cured Mrs Johnson.
We often think we never will publish another
word about Medicine, but situated ms VIC are, where
we have inCOntGstibie evidence of the intrinsic
worth of Morrisons Pills and see that they do cure
very many, who in all human probability, would
otherwise, die soon, or drag out miserable exis-
tence, we will spealk-we will write-we will let
the sick know where they can get good thorough
tried Vegetable medicine, which If persevered
in, and used Alright; we call upon Hygeists to renew
interests, to take agencies if they are needed in
their vicinity, to circulate the phamphlets, Books
and Medicine Truth is mighty and will prevail.
EXPERIENCE has established Hygesm.' Many
through ignorance, and prejudice, neglect to
this, Medicine; when had they used IT, would have
been doubly blest. PANGBORN 81 BRiNSMAID
Jewellers, Burlington, VI.
ed IN WRITING by Pangborn IL Brinsmaid, Jew
oilers, of Burlington, vi. who are State Agents,and
also by the Sub A gents selling them, If they are
NOT so signed Ij@DO NOT BUY THEM. Pack
cts of Pills are 81 and $3 EACH Powders, 25 eta
per box. For sale by
JONAS FLINT, st. Johnsbury.
John Kelsey, Danvlle
VIM. Pierce, Lyndon,
s. E. Morse and Simeon Lyman, Crafisbury.
Sabin Kelum, Irasburgh
Elijah Cleveland, Coventry.
c. 81 J. w. Baxter, Derby Line. f
w. w. Caldwell Montpelier.
Amasa Paine, Lowell. 1851
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NJ @ qV q o O IL s
FESIIE subscribers would announce TO their Gus.
NJ toners and the public, the reception ola good
assortment of
Foreign and hid OEM site
HsESW C. @ Cd I'D S, =.
ong which may be found

among which may be found
BROADCL Otis AND C.4SSLt1ERES,
Of almost every variety and shade, which will b'
sold great bargains; also primo assortment o
Tailor TRIM MlNGS; Vestings; cloth for summe
Coats and Pants; Prints at 6 cents per yard ant
Others comparatively low; Ginghnms, Coppcrplate
printed Lawn, white and eolored Cambrics, swls
and book Muslin, silk blond and bobnet Lace
Edgings and Inseriings, white and brown Linen
Cambria Ildkis., stay Jean; Ladies' super Kid, Chi
and black silk Gloves, silk, cotton and mohar
pic mic do. cotton Hose, fancy EIdkfs. AMI
Scarfs; gent. buck, supor Kid, and Persian thread
Gloves; Eng mixed half lose, Pongee, chopps,
bandanna, Spittlefeld and Corah silk lidkfs ltai.
an and cotton Cravat do. neck Stocks; Alaplns,
blk and cold gro do Swiss and gro dc nap Silk
Sarsnet and Florence do; bonnet SILKS and
RIBBONS, super blk and blue silk Velvet; Sheet
Yarn; Ladies super French Kid Slips; Umbrellas;
mapped HATS. ALSO,
WINDOW GLASS, PAPER HANGINGS,
CROCKERY, GLASS & HARD WARE,
w. l. GOODS AND GROCERIES, LIN
SEED OIL, SPTS. -TURPENTINE,
PAINTS AND DYESTUFFS, RUS.
STA AND ENG. IRON, STEEL
NAILS, NAIL RODS, PLATE.
Tho above, together with many other Goods we
have recently purchased, at prices which will eno
our customers for their liberal patronage and
them that we shalt endeavor to sell them goods a,
prices which will merit the continuance of The
same.
Ladies and gentlemen respectfully invited to
call and examine Goods.
KITTREDGE 81 COLBY.
st. Johnsbmry, May IL, lS4O. l45f
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WI or al am d * ell iOWs
A GOOD DAUGHTER

good daughier!-thoro are other ministries of
! love more conspicuous than hers, but none in
which genler, lovelier spirit dweIls and none to
which the hearts warm rcquilals more ioyfIIy res
pond There is no such thing al comparative es
innate of parents love for another child
There is little which he needs to-covet, 10 whom
the treasure of good child has been given But
sons occupations and pleasures carry him more
abroad, and he lives more among temptations,
which hardly permit the affection, that is follow
ing him perhaps over half the globe, TO be wholly
.unminged with xiety, until the time when he
comesto relinqush the shelter of his fathers root
for OF his While good daughter is the
steady light Of her parents house. Her idea is IN
'dissolubly connected with that of his happy fires
de- She is the morning sunlight, and his evening
star. The grace, and vivacity and tenderness of
her have their place in the mighty sway which
she holds over his spirit. The lessons of reco rded
wisdom which he reads with her eyes, come to his
mind with new charm as they blend with the be
loved melody of her voice. lie scarcely knows
WEAKNESS which her song does not make him for
get, or gloom which is proof against the young
brightness OF her smile. She is the pride and orna
ment of his hospitality, and the gen tic nurse of his
sickness, and the constant agent in those pameless
numberless acts of kindness, which one chiefly
Sa'oS :" ""'o 'o""S'o" oo'a"so they are unpreten-
ding but all-expressive proofs of love. And then
what cheerful sharer is she, and what an able
lightener OF mothers cares! what an ever present
delight to mothers affection Oh how little do
those daughters know of the power which God has
committed to tuem, and the happiness God would
have them enjoy. who do not, every time that
parents eye rests upon them, bring rapture to pa
rents heart. true love will almost certainly al.
ways greet their approaching steps. That they
will hardly alienate. But their ambition should
be, not to have it a love merely, which feelings i'm
planted by nature excite, but one made intense
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Hsy the British Geuceaa,

(WHICH arrived in New York Nov. Odd,
w coived an interesting letter from Mr.. j.
Morrison written at the British College of Health,
London, where the medicine of which we speak rs
made Mr. Morrison thinks that the reason that
many in this country SC 'Ing in being cured OF
old seated Diseases is that they do not Jake largo
doses enou gh,' and who is q better judge than he
who has for gears HApE and ADMINISTERED the
MEDICINE and OBSERVED its EFFECTS. We believe
this reason, the true one In Of Iypns FtDcr
bilious Complaints, Cholera JMorbuS, Consumption
Rheumatism, particularly
LNFL.4MaTORI RHEUMATISM,
Dropsy, Small Pox Tic Douloureaux,
'FEvERS OF ALL KINDS,
and in many other diseases, in their worst stages
there should be doses of 10, Is, %, 80 and even
with great success all over Europe, and THERE Is
where the medicine is MOST successful We con-
versed with gentleman in this town, in August
last, il was MIR John Morrison of MIR James
MORRISON, the Hygeist, who spent day or two,
hero, whilst his travels through tho states; ne
we think he said Typhus Fever, Qhe name mat.
ters not) and was pronounced by Friends ana phys
icans snear his end,' past recovery. His father
dismissed the physicians and said, Il thlnk can
save him, and commenced with C30) thirty NO =
Pills. these did have the desired effect, and he
gave him doses of SirtU No 2 Pals and continued
these doses for several days until he was out OF
danger. TiruLcnt diseases require large doses
Large doses, in season will prevent long sick.
ness.
Mr. Lemuel Curtis, known by all in this town 81
vicinity was laid up with Inttan,ao, Rheumatism,
had to be lifted into and out OF bed; his limbs wore
swollen very large, his pains were very acute, he
had been trying various things without relief; by
the persuasion OF Mrs G.. Johnson against his wish.
es he sent 10 us for 81 package of Morrisons
Medicines and by them cured. We had this
! information from Mr. Curtis he Is hero and can be
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EgeREc's botanical Drops!


A LADY of Boston, was afflicted with eruptions
N all her head and body, attended with
most unpleasant feelings, burnings and botches-
had lost tho nails from some OF her fingers and
toes-was cured by bottles of these drops!
Boy-saiicred years with dreadful sores on
his foot, some of which had eaten wholly tho his
oot!-had his foot opened twice and tho bone
scraped-was considered past relief, and his-death
expected-was cured by taking these drops
A man in Roxbury-wdsfor years afflicted with
foul ulcers, of which, had eaten through his
wrst-was cured by these Drops.
A child-After trying various other medicines
for painful eruptons on his legs, and other parts of
his body was cured by the Botanical Drops alone.
A child. in Roxbury was cured ofa bad tumor
under his arm, by bottles!
A Boy in Boston-was many years troubled
with ulcers his head which discharged at his
| ears-cured by bottles!
Mr. Wright-was cured of bad fever
one of his legs, OF long standing, by these Drops,
after all other means used had filled!
A'chd-Was cured by these Drops, Of boils and
ulcers, some of which had eaten 10 the ribs?
An Elderly l.ady-Who was long afflicted with
Leprosy, and SO horribly, that she could not bend
n joint without gushing out OF blood &c bottles
cured her
A Young I.ady--Of Boston, cured Of vio-
lent humor in her eyes, by the Drops!
A Lady i'm Charlestown-Was cured of white
swelling on her knee joint by these Drops and
Jebb's Liniment
| A Man in Commemorative had been troubled
for years by obstinate king s evil, was cured by
these Drops
Lady--Was cured of terrible case oil 81
| Anthonys Fire, by tho Drops!
| Chiid-Also of distressing scroinla
| Person-Troubled with violent eruptions ON
the face, cured by the Drops, after various 9TH
| or medicine and advice had failed
| These Drops will cure the most inverato Scrot,
ula, st Anihonys Fire, Scurvy, Salt Rheum, Fry =
pselas, Leprosy, Pimpled Faces, Sore Eyes, sca'd
Head in Children, Old Sores or Ulcers, Foul tcs
tering Eruptions, IIumors, Feger Sores, (cyo'
when the bone has becSino calous,) White swell
ing, Gin connection with Jebbs I.,nmont,) Vener
ial ialnts, (when Mercury has fi,iicd,) aud all 9th
or G!serdors arising from impure state of tho
blood and Juices, and arc the best Spring and Au
tumnal physc.
Piice so, or bottles for 2 so. Ask for DIR Relic
Botanical Drops.
Prepared by T. KrpDER, successor to DR. Con
way, aud for sale at his Counting Room, No. 9.
Court street, next to Kitdcr's Drug Store, near
Concert Hall, Boston. For Sale also by LUTHER
| JEWErT, St. Johnsbury.
i None genuine unless signed T.. Kidder, on the
outside printed wrapper.
| Large discount to dealers. ri 100.
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and overhowing,hy appreciation of worthy conduct
aud she is strangely blind 10 her own happiness, as
well as undulilul 10 thom TO whom sho owes most,
in whom ;ho perpetual appeals OF parental d'SIn'er'
estedness do not call forth tho prompt AVID fun
o, no Of iilial devotion DR. P0!frCy
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TIE AFFAIRS or EARTH KNOWN in
HEAVEN

Ofall things, departing soul has the least cnus"
to fear losing a knowledge OF worldly affairs If
The gives light aud heat TO the earth, why
should think that blessed spirits have no acHna'n
lance with earthly conccrns7 From the top OF a hill
I can SEQ more from below. And shall know
less Of earth from heaven than doc Is it likely
that my capacity will be so little, that Christ and
all the angels will he strange to mo, as TO givo
no notice Of things so interesting to my God and
| Redcecmor; TO the holy society OF which am a
member, and TO myself as member OF that society
Spirits are mos, active and ofq"ick and powerful
comm unication.--The need not send letters, nor
write books, nor liz voice. And as activity, so
unity is greatest when there is most perfection,
Their knowledge love and Joy, will be Quo. My
celestial advancement, therefore, will DO no dimi'
nution but an uncomfortable increase, Of desirable
know ledge of things Of earth IL, shall know
less of things below il will be because the knowl
edge OF them is part of vanity and vcxation,
| " hich have place in heaven. Barter.
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DnAru.pEp OF BIsHor BUrLEn. When his
lordshp lay his dcati-bod, he CALLED for his
chaplain, and said, "Though have endoavored 10
avoid sin and to please Cod totho utmost OF my
power, yet from the consciousness Of perpetual in
frmiies, am still afraid 10 die " "My lord,
said tho chaplain, ''you have forgot that Jesus
Christ Is a Savior "True," was the answer;
"but how shall know that he is a Savior for me?'
"My lord it is written, lie that comet to MEL wiH
IL, no ,oise cast OUT" "True,'' SAID the Bishop:
"and am surprised, that, though have read that
scr pture thousand times ovor,i nevereltits virtue
ulI this moment, and now die happy
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SasaAcs, blinds and Doors.

II
a. public that he continues to manufacture tho n
hove artclcs'at his old stand. and intends kccp,ns
ihom constantly on hand for sale at tho lowest
prices.
Window Sasaacs
of various kinds, viz. common ovolo Sash, lip ovo-
10 Sash, of all sizes, of u.s. 90 and "a lights for
by glass, from l 1 g to | Ia inches thick TO-
gother with a new style Gothic Sash OF 10 by Ia
glass, g inches thick, calculated for splendid
houses and public buildings.
Panel Doors
of A, 6 and panels consisting of those of II.8,
Ia and g and inches thick, suitable for out.
side and inside doors.
Window blinds,
made in the best and latest style.
" He would just say TO those wishing foi the,
above articles that his SASH blinds and doors ara
made of the first rate stock in the latest style, and
by experienced wo, kmen. Furthermore he will
say to those building, that he devoes his time TO
manufacturing the above articles, he thinks that it
would be for their advantage TO call and purchase
N. Ii. Those wishing for certificates of recon
mendation, please call at his shop and examine the
work.
Common by 9 Sashes will be sold for 3 cents
light.
All orders by mail otherwise, punciually at
tended to. LINDORF MORRIS
st. Johnsbury, Sept. 5 1899 IlOlr