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DIED.

In Swnnzey, NH. 9th ult. Mrs Lucina
Sawyer, widow of the late Joshua Sawyer,
aged about So
The circumstances attending this death are
truly distressing. Mrs s. went out into q
pasture to catch horse, and not returning,
search was made, and she was found in pas
turc in a sensclcss state, one side of her head
being broken in, and the halter in her hand.
The wound was doubtless inflicted by kick
of the horse She survived only I'LL evening,
about hours from The time she left the house,
and from the time she was found
Kcene Republican
Death by Lightning. In Westmorcland, on
Tuesday, the 2lst ult. Mrs Susanna Smith
wife of Mr. Ralph Smith, aged 81, was killed
instantly by lightning. Two children were IN
the house at the time, who were unhurt.
Two young lads were drowned in Clarcmont
week before last while bathing in the river
ages | and IL.
Suicidc.-Mr Henry Wheeler Of Nelson
aged about 10, we understand hung himself
Monday afternoon, the Goth ult.-lb.
At Salisbury, N. II. Ensign Abraham Fl
field, aged Sc. He was at the battles of Bun.
ker Hill and Bennington.
IL Barre, Mass, on the 10Th ult. Mrs Abigail Rice
aged So years.
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j z w . a v 7 ID s.
HEBREW PLASTER.

VNHE pecuariiies of this Chemical Com
IL pound are owing to- its extraordinary el-
fecis, upon the animal fibTes or nerves, liga-
ments, and muscles. it's virtues being carried
by them Ia the immediate seat of disease or OF
gain nnI weakness
However good any internal remedy may he,
this, as an external application, will prove a
powerful auxiliary, in removing the disease
apd facilitating the cure, in cases of Local In
Illumination, Scrotluious affections, Kings Evil,
Gout, lnfammatory, and Chronic Rheumatism,
and in all cases where seated pain or weakness
exists.
A gentleman travelling in the South of Eu-
rope and Palestine, in 1880, heard so much
said IN the latter place, in praise OF JEW DA-
WINS PLASTER;a aud ofihe Gas he considered
miraculous cures it had performed, that he was
induced 10 Try it on his own person, for Lung
and Liver affection, the removal of which had
been the chief object Of his journey, but which
had resisted The genial influence OF that balmy
and delicious climate.
He accordingly applied plaster on the right
side OF the chest, where the pain was seated
another between the shoulders, and one over
the region OF the liver. In the meantime, he
drank freely OF an herb tea of laxtive qualities
He soon found his health improving; and in a
few weeks his cough left him, the saowness
OF his skin disappeared, his pain was removed
u has likewise been very beneficial in cases
OF weakness, such as weakness and pain in the
stomach, weak limbs, Iameness, affections OF
the spine, female weakness, SC. No female
subject 10 pain or weakness in the back or side
should be without it. Married ladies', in deli
cate situations, find great relief from constantly
wearing this plaster.
No pulling or great spread of certificates is
intended. These who wish TO satisfy them
selves of the efficacy of this plaster, can obtain
sufficient to spread or S plasters for so cents;
sum not half sufficient to pay for the insertion
of single certificate into any of our most COM
mon prints, single time. This trifing price
per box is placed upon il, in order that il NAV
be within the means of every afflicted son or
daughter of the community; that all, whether
rich or poor, may obtain the treasure of health
which results from It's use. Price per box, SO
cents. Directions accompany each box.
X: w. CAPRoS 4 Co., Agents for the State
OF Vermont, To whom all orders must be adj
dressed, at Rochester, N. Y.
For sale by BUTTON, CLARK & CO.,
Braiileboro; and PEYTON R.CHANDLER,
Pntney. leopiy27l March, 1910.
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Farm for Sale.

IA TIME subscriber now offers good
IsMt1 Il FARM for Sale, situated in
,s.kss Stamford, on the main Stage Road
faN2sSsa leading from Brattcboro to North
Adams, about one mile north of the Meeting
house, containing about three hundred acres,
with good Dwelling House, three Barns, a
good Horse Barn, good Orchard well fenced,
well watcred, pleasantly situated, equally di-
vided into meadow, pasturngc, iage and
WOODLAND well calculated for a Dairy--and
remaining in one farm or dividing into two, tn
suit the purchaser or purchasers. Price and
terms OF paymen, reasonable. For further in-
formation call on the subscriber on the premises.
LEVI GILMORE.
Stamford, May 81, 1910. ria9
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To the Bald Headed.

~ D. This is TO Certify, that have been
bald about twenty years, and by the use Of the
genuine BALM of COLUMBIA, my head is now
covered with hair. shall he happy to con-
vince any one Of the fact ihrt will call and see
me al Delhi village. The above article !
bought at Griswold, Case & Co.'S Store. who
had il from Comstock s. Co.
JOHN JAQUISH, Jr.
Delhi, July, II, 1889. eowIy II
For Sale by DuTroE, CLARK s. Co. Bret
ueboro.
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NORWICH AND WORCESTER
RAILROAD.
t5t3;3 60
SS1Rv y
RAIL ROAD AND STEAM BOAT
LINE BETWEEN BOSTON
AND NEW YORK.

AMI y u w 1Ohk.
On and after the 9th of March instant, the
trains ON this road will run in connection with
the Steam Boat, as follows:
The train of Cars leaving The Depot of the
Boston aud Worcester Rail Road, in Boston,
at O'Clock, r. NJ, every day except Sunday
will proceed Immediately on reaching Worccs-
ter, aud without intermediate stoppagcs, at
rive at Norwich before dark; and Boat will
then immediately leave for New York. Pass
engers will pass without change Of Cars from,
Boston to Norwich, and until the completion
of the track to,he Steam b rat wharf, will be
taken from the presen. Depot to the Steam
Boat free of charge.
A train of Cars will leave Norwich for Bos-
ton, immediately on The arrival of the Steam
Boat, every morning except Sunday.
Other trains will be arranged To accnmmo-
date passengers who wish To stop at the differ
ent Depots on the road. Cans are provided
with apartments for the ladies'
Fare between Boston and New York, SIS OC
" Worcester ana New YORK, ~ OF
20 Boston aud Norwich, 80 az
+" Worcester aud Norwich, 80 0C
L. WILLIS PRATT, Superintendent.
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S N u FIT!
Only Twenty-Five Cents.

nR. M. HITCHCOCK'S NEWLY IN
~ VENTED SNUFF-The best article
ever discovered by scientific men, in Europe
or America, for the cure and absolute relief of
Catarrh, Dizziness of the Head, Weak Eyes,
Nervous Headaches, Fallen sickness, Fits, and
infants troubled with Snutiies, partial shocks OF
Palsy, &c.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by A.
HITCHCOCK & CO., sole proprietofs, iii
GeResee street, Utica, and by their agents
throughout the United States and Canada.
. 0t For Sale by Durros, CLARK & Co.,
Agents for Brattleboro Oct 1889. Tvs
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GROCERIES,.

Just received al The RECESS, No. Brick
Roio, an assortment Of the fohoring
niicies-,chieh tcW be sold loo
for Cash-such as
YHSEA, Coffee, Sugar, Moasses, Rice,
a Ground Spices, &c.
Rasius, Figs, Oranges, Lemons, &c.
Toys and Confectionery of all kinds;
Cigars, Chewing and Smoking Tobacco;
Snuff, SC.
Nuts of all kinds, Foreign and Domestic,
With great variety of other articles too
numerous To mention.
JONAS CUTLER.
Brattchoro, June l6, 1910. if42
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NOTICE.

yUNHE subscriber has Room fitted up in his
Il Establishment, for the purpose OF keeping
ready made COFFiNS Of the different quail
ties and sizes, constantly on hand. And IN
doing this he thinks il will be an accommoda-
lion to the Public in this vicinity, in thus being
able 10 supply every call at moments notice,
aud also ut reduced price.
Those wanting the article are invited TO call.
ON Hand,
Constantly, large assortment oil Good Cabinet
Work, Chairs, Feathers, Grave Stones, &c.
at reduced prices for Cash. -
Bratlleboro, July'2O, 1910. a.
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FOR SALE.

AT CHAS. C. FROST'S, Sign Of the
INDIA RUBBER SHOES, Of superior
quality,
BLACKING, in liquid, paste and powder;
WATER PROOF PASTE, which renders
leather impervious TO water;
Boot aud Shoe Kit, Pegs, sc.
Brattlnboro, Jan. 8, 1870. 10
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FOR SALE.

~ TIME subscriber offers his well
f..s.M IL known Fam for sale, contain
l.!,ef5s ing about 500 acres of good land,
.sseSAsA situated in the town of Stamford,
about -four miles north nf Adams, North Viii
lage, and about half mile south OF the Meet
ing-house, on the Stage Road, and very pleas
antly situated. Two large two story Houses,
one recently built and well linshed-B Barns,
Sheds, and other Buildings, convenient for
said farm.
Also, one other lot containing one acre OF
Land, House, Barn, SC. suitable for me-
chanic, and very good place for physician,
as we have none short of Adams-stuaicd
opposite james Houghton's Store. Possession
given now with the crops on the ground, or
any time in one year.
JAMES MILLERD.
Stamford, April %, 1870. uS6
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Caution 10 be remembered.

Several most fragrant attempts have been
made TO counterfeit the true Balm of Coum-
bia. Some OF the impostors have gone so far
as to counterfeit the splendid wrappers, and
the Falls of Niagara, and every external mark
except the name of Comstock, which they dare
not forge.
To avoid impostions therefore, always look
for the name of Conistock s. Co. or l.. $. Com
stock, and never buy the article unless it has
that name upon il.
Sold Wholesale and Retail, only at No. 9
Fletcher street n
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PAINTING.

n ing south of the Bank. (entrance first
door north Of the Vermont House, where he
viii pay particular attention To SIGN, OR
NAMENrAL and IMITATION PAINT
ING.
He viii furnish as good workmen as can be
found ia the county, TO do House Painting,
Papering, Glazing, Sc. on the most reasona
Bile terms, in this aud other towns. Cabinet
Furniture and Chairs taken in exchange fol-
painting chairs.
FREDERICK VAN DOORN.
BTattleboro, Jan. 1870. 90
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Passengers from. EsrafilcbOrO

for New York will be provided with convey
anoe To WORCESTER on Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays of each week, through
BARRE, in season to take the above safe and
expeditions route.
Returning, the same Stage will leave Wor-
cesier on alternate days after the arrival Of the
Steamboat train from Norwich.
April /, 1910. 1881
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Hhds OF Prime Sugar;
Boxes of Loaf Sugar;
40 Casks of Nails;
400 Bushels Oft. I. and Amer. Salt;
20 Sacks of fine Salt;
10 Chests of Teas;
Hhds of Molasses;
with many other Goops heretofore received,
and shall be sold very Guar, at
BiRGE & DICKENSONsS.
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Does anv know n neighbof or friend who
has been Bald, and whose head is now covered
with fine hari One whose coat collar
was covered with dandruf, though brushed
every hour--which has now vanished entirely
Or one whose hairs at early age were turning
grey, who now has not grey hairI Children
whose heads were covered with scurf,-whose
hair would not grow, that are now growing
the fullest crops of harl Some cases must
be known 10 most persons. Ask them the
cause, and you will be told, these things have
been done by the use Of the BALM OF COL
UMBlA. or 30 years growth is this article,
its demand increasing annually some hundred
per cent.--though when discovered not oppos-
ed by any thing for the same purpose, now
assacd by almost numberless mushroom trash
preparations that will ruin the hair If used TO
any extent. Can more than these facts be
wanted-rcler TO the Recommendations by a
list oi names Of responsibility, unequolled by
any other article Look TO these things-buy
this article. Stay and preserve your hair by
its use, or if bald restore it. Ladies', attend to
ths-hundrcds in fashionable life are using II
as the only article really it for the toilet. Long
hair is very apt 10 fall out. Ladies, use the
Balm of Columbia IN time 10 save yourselves
the disgrace OF badness by neglect ofyour per-
sons.
II is your duty, as moralists, 20 preserve the
beauties of nature, with which bountIiul
Creator has endowed you-use the Balm, for
IA will ln il
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BAGGAGE WAGON,
BRATTLERoRo AND TROY.

NJ BRIDGE & SONS
1 In. will run a BAGGAGE
ssSSsffa1lE tEsSss.Sr w .eeoN FROM Brattleboro
Esl t$s1Y2 + III 10 Troy once week, leav-
sszsSsS4<Ss1--SsssSsszsS ing Bralteboro on Mon
day of each week, and will
take freight TO Troy for 62l cents per hundred.
Families in the vicinity OF Brattleboro who are
going West, can have their effects carried to
Troy and there stored of fIcighted, according
To directions.
Apply to the Agent at Chase's Hotel, Brat
tleboro, or Griffith & Co. lac River street, two
doors below Congress street, Troy, n. Y.
lDFfreieht to any amount, directed To the
care Of n. BRIpsE s. SoSs, Bratileboro will
be forwarded without delay.
April 80, 1910. IS
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WOOL.

DEVISED STATUTES, just received at
IA the BRArrLEBoRo BooKsroRE.
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BENJAMIN BRANDRETH, ND

Sole Proprietor OF BrandreIh's IegeaAD'
Universal Pills. in the United States oil Ane'''''
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SUR AGENTS.
Chas. w. JOY, Williams, lille; Hiram Baldwin, Do
yer; Smith & Ghsier, Londonderry; A. II. Cbild.,
Wilmington; Philip Martin, 6uilioId; J. C. Stone
& CO. Guilford, Green River; Wesimnsirr, Aaron
lincheoek; Weston, Juha " ild,r. March, 1910.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.

New York, Jan. 29.-About 10 o'clock
last night. a fire was discovered IN the up
per part Of the four story brick building,
No. 81 Pearl street, occupied in the lower
part by Messrs. Shepard e. Farquhar, as a
dry goods store, and IN the upper part by
]. NJ. Hayden, dealer IN linen, and Mes
SIS. J. V. Greenfield & Son, for storage of
crockery. The building, together with the
contents Of the upper part. was entirely
destroyed. The fir" communicated to the
adjoining building, No. 70 Pearl ST., occu-
pied by Messfs. Jackson ~ Duer IN the
lower part as dry goods store. and in the
upper part BY Mr.. Alexander Salton, and
Messrs J. V, Greenfield & Son for storage
of crates. The building, with the contents
of the upper part. was also entirely de-
s'royed. No. SO Pearl st, occupied by
Messrs ]. a. J. +. Seymour, as crockery
store, was, with its contents, entirely de-
stroyed.
No 85 Pearl street. occupied by Messr:
Wolf g. Hlnrichs, in the upper part. ant
by Messrs. Tweedy, Mozler & Co, in the
lower part, both dry goods dealers ;--thel
stock was saved, hut considerably damaged
by water.
Nc. SO Pearl street., was owned by Mr.
Obadiah Holmes.
No. II Pearl street was occupied b.
Messrs J. V. Greenfield T. Son as crock
cry store. which, with most Of its content
was entirely destroyed.
The contents Of the lower floors of TIT
buildings destroyed were principally saved
The buildings destroyed were all larg
A story fire proof stores, running throug
from Pearl to Stone street.
Nos. II, 70 and 81 Pearl street. wer
owned by Mr. J. V. Greenfield, and cos
$40 O00--insuted tor S24 600.
Messrs. Greenfield's stock DESTROYED,
estimated at about 80 600, INSURED. Messrs
Sevmour's loss Is estimated at abou
$40 000--lnsured.
The Pearl Street House was at one tim
IN Imminent danger.
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Paul BabcoCk's Estate.

EVTE the subscribers. having been ap.
w pointed by The Honorable the pro-
bate Court for the District of ChItlenden,
commissioners to receive, examine and ad.
JUS, the claims and demands OF all persons
against the estate Of Paul Babcock, late
Of Jericho, IN said District, deceased
represented insolvent, and also oil clam,
and demands exhibited ~ offset thereto
aud SIX months from the day of the date
hereof, beng allowed by SAID Court for
hat purpose, we do therefore hereby give
notice that we will attend to the bushes.
of our appointment, Mt the dwelling %
Horace Babcock, IN Jericho. in said Dis
trlct. on the second MONDAYS of February
and July next, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, oI
each of SAID davs.
Dated, this l2'h dav Jan A d. 1910,
TRUMAN BARNEY } commits
"a ZEBULON GIBBS. sioners
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dehledness of Louisiana.

deb'edne of Louisiana.
Mr. King ut Alabama then rose, and
moved TO rec0mmI the report, with ,os'rUc
tons to strike out the statements concern.
ing the debts OF patticulur states.
On This proposition. Mr. Webster took
the floor; and, bv n speech of uncommon
force. gave settler to the report for the
present at lenst.
He SAID he was certainly tor sending u
back to the committee aud for keeping II
there; for in his opinion, IT was the most
extraordinary document ever put forth by
wise and rejecting men. When he looked
at the time of It's Introduction the clrculn.
stances--lhe absolute absence Of any
necessity for it. be could no, but regard 1t
as the most gratultOns, uncalled tor, and
indlscreet paper he had ever seen IN his lie.
Very many of the States have heavy
amounts IN foreign markcts-h,s own state,
Massachusetts had --and shall The world be
told BY this Senate, that the Legislature ct
tina, State has overburthencd itself with
debt /?
Sir, CONTINUED Mr. Webs,er) renounce
these gentlemen, or of any body else. on
| this matter. | protest against their puts
ting arguments INTO the mouths of others,
to use against the States OF this Union
their nsinua,ions that there is danger of
the States not fulfilling their obligations.
1t is admitted they can pay. Why then do
| gentlemen 90 out of their road 10 say the
States will not do their duty. Why
touch their concerns at all? Who brought
this subject here. Wherefore do gentle
men stand up in the Senate, and read US
loud arguments against cases which no man
has brought forward, and which no man ~
the country is weak enough to MAINTAIN
VIVA, is the object Of these swelling and
inflammalory resolutions, arrayed IN gaudy
aud h'msy rhetoric. put forth, and support
ed, and to be quoted ~ every foreign coun
try? lie could conceive Of nothing more
detrimental to the interests of the States
and OF the country.
He instanced the case Of Louisiana
about which the committee had so signal,
blundered. What, he asked, was there o
justice or statesmanhke conduct IN magnl
iving and showing up the amonnt of III
debt? He was glad to see that the malor
ity themselves had become alarmed ot tnel
own work in this instance. But why, /
any thing OF this kind was to be done, hat
not the committee put their inquiries t
the state authorities! Would they have
dared to do thal' No: they know The
improperly of it. Yet, If any thing wa
to be done on the subject, that unquesllon
: ably was the proper method.
Mr. Webster delivered his remarks will
, great animation and earnestness Of manner
and he was listened to with deep attention
. He concluded by suggesting to the commit
2 tee, that If they did make a report,i shoul
E be in five lines. and slnply declare that th
(; resolutions Of the Senator Of Missouri. hat
i no application to any case before the Sen
E ate.
I After some conversation between M
t CtIttenden aud Mr. Grundy, the question
y was taken on The recom'nlment, aud car
RED IN The affirmative without division
{ Mr. Calhoun did not open his lips on tn
D subject, The Senate Immediately ad
7 iourned.
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Peltlah Russell's Estate.

NMTE the sub.ct'bets having been "p-
w pointed bv the hon. the probate
court Cor the district Of Chit,cndPn. CON
mlsslonrrs to receive. examine. ana ADJUST
he claims and demands Of all persons
against the estate OF Peli,ah Russell la'e
of Richmond, 10 said district, deceased
represented lnsoven', al@o all claims and
demands exhibited ~ offset thereto I; and
six months from the dav ~ the date hereof
being allowed by said court for that pur
pose, we 90 therefore hereby give notice
that we will attend to the business Of our
appointment, at The dwelling Of Widow
Sally Russell in Redmond IN said district
on he last Mondays Of March and June
next at 10 O'Clock A. M. on each Of SAID
DAYS.
Dated this 3Oh day Of December. A. ID,
1899. RANSOM JONES. I Commits.
Epd JOSEPH II. HALL, : sinners.
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GREAT FIRE AT WILMINGTON, N. c.

WILMINGTON, n. c., Jan. l7.--Wnh a
heavy heart we SIT down to the task Of
making brief record OF one of the most
disastrous fires with which our devoted
town has ever been visited.
At about Two o'clock this morning the
alarm was sounded. and proved to proceed
from the store occupied by John Dawson,
at The northeast corner of the COurthous
The Courthouse itself was soon on fire, IS
were also the buildings adjoining Mr. Daw
sons. The flames progressed thence with
teHfic fury, IN an easlerly and northory
direction OF the square 10 which The fire
originated, and 10 few minutes caught ~
the buildings 10 front ST. IN westerly dlrec.
ton The progress of the fire was then IN
every direction from common centre: south
however, nothing was burnt but the Court
House. Ia other directions Indicated no
barriers could he in,erposed until the two
squares immediately northwest the Courl
house were entirely destroyed, with the
exception of the Bank of Cape Fear and
two SINAI! houses next north Of it, on tbe
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effects can arise from an over dose, a. /. will
cause the stomach to reject it /; and although
not pleasant sensation. will be found to
afford relief
Where there is much pain in the bYeast or
side. one of Sherman's Poor Mans Plasters
should he applied over the part and worn ill
relieved lfaiiended with costiveness. u few
! cathartc or laxative Lozenges, or any mild
caihaftic medicine. should be used as occasion
requires.
Ex.Sborff Parkins was cured in two days,
Of most distressing cough Mr. Burton oc
Providence, Mr. Shaler Of Boston, Mr. Rivers,
Mr.. Combs. Mr. Wallace, Judge Peters, Mrs
| Coleman, Mrs. Richardson, and hundreds Of
others Of this city, have called 10 express their
surprise and communication Of the speedy
relefan cures effected by these truly won.
derful Cough Lozenges.
Doctors Smith, Vandenburgh, Coms,ock,
| Harris, Brigham, and several others Of our
most distinguished physicians, have used these
Lozenges. IN their practice. with invariable
success. The medical faculty uniformly ap.
prove Of them, as me best cough medicine in
use.
| MIR Kendall from Vermont, visited this city
last fall, intending to 90 South, in hopes of
mitigating a severe cough and pulmonary
affection, that he had been troubled with for
several months. He had tried, as he supposed
every popular remedy, without any relief.
He was induced by a friend, 10 purchase box
Of SHER.N.4N'S COUGH LOZENG Els.
which TO his surprise, afforded him great relief
| in few hours. and in three weeks restored
him TO perfect health. SO that no returned
home TO his family rejoicing.
Mrs. jenkins Of this city suffered from
severe case of consumption for nearly two
years-she was given up by her friends as past
recovery. and was expected daily to breathe
her last for which she was happily prepared,
and had disposed of all her worldly effects
she tried Shermans Cough Lozenges, with
view ofsoothing her dying moments. To her
surprise. well Is her friends. she fel, greatly
relieved after The FIRST dose. and continued to
grow better daily. until about two months,
! when she was able to walk 10 visit her nei gh-
bors. She is now well. aud living witness
that Sherman's Cough lozenges will cure con-
SUMPTION
Sold at the Variety Store. bv
PANGBoRN g. BRINsMAID.
| JeUellerS, BURLINGTON, ".