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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-04-16

Cause Of Decay of Ruia Bdgas-A Roxbury
(NIass.) correspondent Of the New Genesee Far
mer, thinks the rot in ruta bagas is caused by toe
early sowing lie says: Z" have, the last fourteen
years cultivated both the sugar beet and ruta bnga
raising from 1000 to 5000 bushels for my cows,
have almos, invariably found that when ! sowed
early, my roots were more or less ro,ted. The last
season sowed from the 10Th TO the Goth Of June,
and had scarcely defective one"
Receipt for making The most s,ccei, rhiic light,
AMI best Bread without The use Of yeast.
rako a table spoonful Of pounded s1leraius, dis
solve it in half tea cup full of warm water rub il
well through three pounds of -four, and then mix il
up with Juiiermih till it is quite soft. Place it in
pans and bake rather slow about an hour and
half A small slice Of butter mingled with the
dough will be found an improvement. This mode
of making bread is particularly worthy of the at
tention Of the farmers "gudc wivcs.r DO MT
fail to ,ryh.
An Ercelieni Potato PudiiHg.-Take eight
ounces Of boiled potatoes, two ounces of butter the
yolks and whites Of two eggs, n quarter Of pint
of cream, one spoonful Of white wine, little salt,
the juice and rind of lemon; heat all TO froih and
sugar 10 iaste.--.Nsw England Farmer
To destroy Rats and .ifce.-Thc following has
been recommended for this purpose, and is worth
the irial
Take equal quantities Of powpered oatmeal and
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TIE LION OF THE DAY.
$500. ....... - NO ClN6 NO ray $500. - -
THE GENUINE OLD DUTCH, OR GERMAN I'LL

No CURE No ray
THE GENUINE OLD DUTCH, OR GERMAN FILLS.
highly TGcc0mmtnG d by Boct. aeniiEe Mott NJ u. Of
v. !. and Others
rENliEsE the orders ANY one that does not find 70
lief from these pills the price is refunded back these
nrc the POSITIVE orders Of the Proprietor to agents aud
Others.
In offering these pills TO the public appeal to their in
tcigcnce. lithCsC pills what they RECON-
mendcd IN duty bound, Of respect yourself
aud community to reject them. and publish them the
world us nm impo,iiOn hunrug ard puackcry. The pub
tic may be assured they purely vegetable they
composed Of nine ingredients, part Of the medicine is only
ionnd m Asia ard the vacs Of Germany For convenience
these extracts are made into pills and will be found
cure OF rcclior all bilious complaints yellow and bilious
RIVERS lever ard nguc aundicc scarlet rash bilious cCl
ic, dispCpsa do.
II is not intended that this medicine is cure for all a..
scascs tn which the human stem Is liable. Ten thousand
unknown fancy some long spun theory Ol magic art which
would each and every disease. Good medicine ro
to be found in the fire or whrwind.
Health aud happiness hang upon chance winds-tmc IL
the herald Oi truth
The past at last is secure they have already raised
monument Of their greatness which will der the corroing
tooth Of time
Sold by r. Hutchinson, r Tan, Dnics&Co Woofsiock
\. Gilsnn ProctOrsvillc, Shcrwin Il Richardson r. A.
Demng Co, slas Bruce, Jr., Chester n. D. Newton,
Burton Brooks, Norwich; J. e.. Brooks. Gushing a.
Nichols, Hartford T.. Clement, Brdscwater r. r. Hun
tinston, Hartand; !. ". Hubbard. IIuleu & Savage,
Windsor, = e. Fayi Reading Bnck & Jones. South
Reading; Robbins 4 White Cnyendsh =. rrrntiss Per-
knsyille Bailey Bartlett, Weahersfed d. Richarson
a Co., l.. Atwood, Rochester. Silly
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NO EXCUSE FOR 4 COUGH.

gHNIERE Is NO longer any doubt hut UTLLT4li
ID BROUN'S COMPOUND Bnncsct Candy Won get the
genuine viii cure Cough, remove Honrsrucss and Clear
The Voice. For NOcnliss and Public speakers
1t now in extensive sCaso the ofColds n1n.
cHZn looping Cough, and all other diseases Of the Breast
and Lungs No one can but he convinced or its efficacy
aitcr examining list Of names Of individuals who have
been cured, and willing he referred TO- Another ev-
dcnce Of its efficacy this Certificate ofMr ]. Richardson.
hereby certify that, IN the month of FEBRUARY, ls5l
manufactured, from medicaed dccocton furnished by
Mr. Brown, $50 lbs Of his CompOnd oBesCi CLndy and
that, in the same month Of the present year, lSi0 manu-
icurd for him Twenty three Hundred aud SIXTY eight
pounds.
. JAMES RICHARDSON, $40 Uashington ST. Boston.
lit not what IL is said to be-, why would the sales
show such an increase aud every body is pfasng it, In
fact il Is literally ia the mouth OF the whole community
For the genuine, call for Browns Boncsct Candy which
for sale III Boston only by the proprietor 4sl Washing
ton ST. T. Preston. Federal stJUscIh kicT, Court II
- II. snow Hanover st-seth FOwc, Prince st-Fovlo
a Co.. Green st-S. Carter, Hanover STD l.. BrnGler
School st-G Carlton. Lowell-Marsh, RoNbury-J. Balrh
Providence-1homns Davis. Newport-Ihornton, New
Bedford-E. Porter, sa,m-Tassarl q Macntre, Char
lesion. For sale by the proprietor of Starts Vanilla
Braid Rock. and other kinds OF Candy.
CoMPot M EoNEsET CANDY. The Candy prepared by
William IrOwu, No. Isl Washington street ffoui a er.a
variety Of vegetable materials man, which are ofen nd
yaningoust used separately for the cure Of ODDS which
called the Compound Boneset Candy - is recommended
excellent article for the relief coug ard
Of the throat. Boston Daily Adv.
For sale by 7. HUTCHINSON, Jr. Woodstock, v,
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From the NeW England Farmer.
ROT IN TCRNIPS,

have noticed several articles recently in the va
rious agricultural papers, relative to the destruction
of the ruta baga in the field by rot.
The disease alluded to is not confined exclusive
ly to the ruta baga, but is not unfrequently the
cause of serious and fatal injury to every species
and variety of turnips unknown. In the autumn of
1889, had yard containing no less than six dis
tinct varieties, all Of which, with the exception of
few that had been sown late, in order to supply
vacancy occasioned by the ravages of the fly,
were destroyed.
field ofruta bagas, the same season, was also
greatly injured by the same cause and indeed
have never been very successful in raising this root,
when have MANFRED with green or unfermenled
dung, unmxed, with liberal quantity of ashes or
unslacked lime. The best and most valuable crop
ever harvested, was crop of ruta bagas sovn in
drills is inches asunder on green sward turned in
in June, and MANFRED with ashes and gypsum, in
the proportion of half and half
The roots were perfectly smooth and symmc,ri-
cal--oi an excellent flavor, and kept longer with
o"' ucP'"'h''"S wa" any hd'u 'Hiscu'
There have been many curious speculations Of
ered in order to account for this evil but as yet we
have had nothing but speculalions, and no one can
congratulate himself upon having discovered either
the cause or remedy for its effects. Whether the
rot is occasoued by radical or tropical affection,
or whether it is confined exclusively to crops grown
on soils that have been manured with INTERVIEWED
dung, is 4 question am unable to decide.
II. ID. w.
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ASK, INQUIR THOSE WHO
NnNN.

Those only who know by trial or immediate observation
form any idea Of the effects of the perfect Teiiet of the
almost charm-ikc effected in cases of pIe PILES
RHEuMATIsM ALL SwELLINGS, AND ALL EXTERNAL
PAINS no matter how severe, by the use of Hays Ini-
ment Find who has used it that will not aud it above
all things ever used, and you will fnd-what cannot be
found.
For the relief of suffering human beings who may be af
niced beg You to askask of these who knOwask the
Hon. ALFRED CONRLIN u. $. Judge for that district,
siding Aubern; ask MATTHEW J. MyRER ESQ, A
thens n. "; usk Gen. DUFF GREEN, late of Washing
ton city each Of those gentlemen know OF cases nconqucr-
able by all other remedies physicians, though tried for
many years. that have been cured by Of the genuine
HAYS LNMENT. Thousands Of other persons known SIM
liar We appeal to their sense OF justicetheir hui
man feelings.
1t is but duty you your suffering fellow being
to let this great remedy be known. Speak II then To all
your tritndS This will much pain where the ncwss
papers read where readers are nCrtdnlOs be-
many worthless articles uae advertised for the
purpose To buyers say, if all who have used it
do not say is boy Ond all praise, then do not tke It,
The proprietor will not allow this article tn he paid for
unless it cures when all the directions fully followed
WW any one SuDtrmgreftSe ROw 10 try it! Uhe docs,
he ought 10 be EHicd for his 0bstiHdcy than his
snGerng
he not compelled by his OF mOa-of religious duty
so do all in his power lor victims Of distress and misery.
For this PURPOSE he would sooner deyeca fortune, than
secure Il dollar for any worthless article.
LOOK OUr.-SOme SUihdierS haze counterfeited this
drtcie and put up iVih UOiOus dcUices; Do not he
imposed upon. One thing only will protect y0u-ts the
name of COMSTOCK ~ Co.; that name must be MIgdys
Take this direction with yOu and test by that never
buy; for it is impossible for any othcrto be true
genuine. SOLOMON HAYS.
Sold by COMsTOCK & co. 2 Foicher-street, n, Y.
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SHERMlN,S c0rGn LozENGES.

lis LoZcGscsa sealed and have ~, sherman NJ. m
on the side Of the box The the sulrst, OIL
and chrctUn rCuidy tor Cough Colds, tun,rmItiOIs
whoopng Cough, Asthma, lighncss Of The Lugs chest
&C.. &c, The proprietor hats never krGwn IN nstrhcu
where they did not give perfect satisfaction, soytIl
thousand b0Nc, have bern sold within the last three months
sumption, ana those laburrg under the distressing
but render Il easy, promote cNrcctOUtuu uluy tie tck
ling or irritation, ard remove the pIONmUtc or exciting
cause. They are made from combination Of the most
valuable cNpcciornui, cough medicines, md ufcurdull
cdli superior 10 every Thing IN use Tor those com m U.s.
Hundred, upon hundreds 0l certificates have ltcn Offered
OF their wo dcriul virtues, from those who have teen
saved from nm unnry grave aud restored to crcC health
by using them. po'tuuc lo2crec is dco los AN adult,
ard may he repeated from three to siN times DAY,
qnrcd. Children, eight year. Old half Of four years,
quarter, ard 80 IN prOi OriiOn. Very smn children
infants Will take them be dissolved in little water
Shond they act ms M cmcc produce Nausea, the doe
must be lcssCnrd to what the stomach Will bear, alt tf
one VIII generally be- sufficient Ia take before breakfast,
the stomach Is more easily sickcnCd. No III Effects can
nrsc from DOSE II will the stomach
loc aud although not pleasant sensation, viii lc tULrd
To giycrccf Where there is much pan ~ the breast or
side o shcmans Poor Mans rlEslcs should be apI
td over the part, and worn III relieved II attended with
cOslycuc-s lcw cathnrtc LAXATIVE lO7cLgCs any
mild calurtic medicine, should be used occasion re
quircS.
sold NJ the Variety Store, by PlNGEORY RRiNs
NHD, Jewellers burlington, VI, wholesale agents. A
liberal diScuat to merchants who bu, IN eel again.
For sale in Woodstock by J. H. MuREOCK
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From the Farmers Cabinet
BSOIL ARDENT ING.

The period has arrived when gardening mus, conf
mence, and those whose garden plots are under
layed with stiff, tenacious subso, would do well
by considering whether some measures might not
be taken with It that would render it more certain
ly productive, Ii has been demonstrated beyond
cavil that when a tenacious subso is dug and loos-
oned up, without bringing i, to the surface or mix
ing it with the vegetable mould of the surface soil
il the season is very wet, the water descends into
it readily and the plants are protected from the In
jury of their food being too much diluted with wa.
ter; and if drought comes on, the roots penetrate
deeper, and are benefited by the reservoir of mois-
turc which lies below; and the capillary attraction
in the earth brings the moisture upwards 10 the
surface, and feeds and rclreshes the vegetables
Any way you may fix it, it does much good like
all those good, honest old rules that work well
either end foremost.
The other way 10 work it is, dig little gutter
spit deep and the width of the spade along the side
OF he'd, and throw the surface earth which comes
out Of it to the other end of the bed which is to be
dug, when il will be required for the purpose of FL
ling the trench which will be left u, the conclusion
Of the work. Then begina one end of this gutter
and dig it up, and turn it over in The bottom, from
end to end when this is done, begin and dig in the
usual way, turning down the surface soil on to the
subsoil, which has JUS, been dug; doing this from
end to end properly will leave another gutter which
dig and overturn as before; and SO proceed till the
bed is all dug two spi,s deep; the subsoil being
turned topsyturvy, bu; none of ii being brought up
or mixed with the surface mould
Now what is the objection to putting garden
through this salutary process None at all cxccp-
ting that it will require twice the amount Of labour;
and this may appear to some serious objection,
but its adoption once in four or five years may be
sufficient. The foregoing plan has no novelty in it,
for it has been often done, with the greatest ndyan-
tnge resulting from it. Should it be too serious an
undertaking 10 overurn a whole garden in this way
in one season, try single bed this spring, and be-
come convinced Of the importance of doing every
thin; you undertake in the hes, way you are capa-
bic Of. II.
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Eramine your Impicmenis.-It IS well in this
month to make careful examination of your farm
ing implements; ascertain what are wanting, what
new repairs, what new ones to be introduced &c.
that all may be ready when required for use. Its
mt good policy when the seed is sown, TO fud you
must wait until harrow can be constructed or
your neghbor has done using his, before YOU can
cover IT. or when YOU are ready to plant or NOW,
to find that you have hoes without handles ard bro
ken snaiths to your scythes All are more or less
dependent, but the practice of borrowing agricul-
taral implements should be discon,enanced rs much
as possible, since they are all so cheap that where
they are wanted frequently, the Old advantage that
1t Is better to borrow than to buy.is fully reversed
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GOOD SENTIMENTS,

Agriculture is the nursery Of patriotism and viz
tue.
Agriculture, aided by science, will make little
nation great one.
Science must combine with practice 10 make n
good farmer.
wise government will not be slow in fostering
the agricultural interest.
All the energy Of the hero and all the science of
the philosopher, may find scope in the cultivation
of one farm.
lyon separate science from agriculture, you rob
a nation of its principal jewel.
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q j { q &C.
SPEAK TO MAMMA.

When the gentleman comes to the point
And proposes to Ellen or Char.
Lotte; to cry "My dear man, to be sure :"
Would be going little to far;
And young ladies can't do it, ofcoursei
So they blush, and say" Speak to mammal"
Then the gentleman mounts to his feet,
And, kissing his Ellen or Char.
Lotte, says many adorable things,
VIII ch ant true, though he VOWS that they are,
And, fixing his hat on his head,
Sets forward to "speak TO mamma !"
Who S remarkably soon to be found
Being up to Miss Ellen or Char
Lotto, she sits, with her work in her hand,
Alone in the little back.par-
Lor, aud hopes that girl won't forget
To remind him to "speak to mamma !"
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TOOTHACHEi TOOTHACHE!!

TINE genuine Gall and Kcosote is sovereign remedy
for removing this troublesome pain. II has been in
extensive use for the pat four wears, and case has
there been the injurious effect from its the
clear krcosoe that has been much cried out
Thousands be- referred To who have prououncc tho
Gall and KrcosOe the best remedy invented This mr.
tclc all smell from the breath when occnsone by
detective teeth Reference be made In Boston, proving
its eflcacy To John Putnam, VI. l.. Weens ]. A. Dill ~
Tolman, George Melville T. H. Stevens master Trsrspor
ntion Cars. Worcester Prepared BY VIM. Brown Chem.
st. AL Washington street. Boston None senHinc unless
signed by VIM Brown For sale by all the Druggists in
Boston Price % cents-larrc sire 80 cents.
For sale by r. hutchinson, Jr. Woodstock, VI. 81
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DARING FRAUD.
CAPTION CIRCULAR.

ITO DRUGGISTS AND COUNTRY MEKCHANTS
Those valuable articles, OLDRlDGES BALM OF co
IUMBIA for the Hair and HAYS EMINENT for the
Piles &c. have been extensively countcrlcited. Those
wanting these preparations will please always wrtc when
ordering from any other house for COmStOckS dticiCS
The true articles have that name signature always on
the wrapper, and vendors will remember that when or
dcring the limitations exposed in nearly all the
newspapers throughout this country that they could not
be sold, should they he unfortunate tOgct them.
Our friends throughout the Union requested to give
lis immediate notice, by letter should of the counter
ieits appear in their respective places Respectfully,
COMSTOCK a co.
Wholesale Druggists Fletcher st. Y.
For sale in Woodstock Nt.by
SLY T. HUTCHINSON Jr.
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Co,'Cij!COl'CU,

Colds Pulmonary CompidiHts, Ill diseases Of The
lungs; Phih|Sic, UhODpiHg cough bleeding al The Lungs
sour stomach pain ii the side, Liner C0mPigns,&c. Price
80 cCHfS 60ttC. The true original and genuine Basnm
of lyEnwo ONT that has row been in use in Eoslon, New
York and Philadelphia for the last thirteen lcrrs with
rivalcd in curing the above diseases II is de-
cid,dy the most popular remedy now IN general use. Tor
genuine, call for Mrs. GdrGHCrS ECiSCm Of LiCyWOrt,
and observe the signature 81 thcprorrcior H BrOU
Ch6miSt 4el Washington street, Boston. As further
CurS against Cuuutcits, copy wright has been secured
Tor the ousdc wrapper entered according to Act nj Com
csctts eO. is truly vegetable preparation, md Is
now recommended hy many oi our first Fly sciGis For
evidence Of support NIL other preparations
side direCt!Uns Certificates iIu tie following Individuals
well known IN Boston VIM. I. llarndrn, conductor Of
the express from Boston 10 New York &C. Ellis VI. u
Woodbury. Horace Gall Miss IT, Howard; L.. Williams,
NJ ID. This article is for sale by all the Druggists IN Pos
ton dealers snrrt by the proprietor dealers in New
York or Philadelphia.
DoSToN, Arc II. 1870.
hereby cerh that within few years past, have had
several rrEts who have been sulC TO coughs colds aud
pulmonary complaints, nrd have also been very much
troubled with n cOrgh myself A young man who Is
agent for me at New ork fell ON the the Bos-
and Worcester Railroad about four since, while
they running ut the rate Of cn miles per hour, and
received scriOur injury, which caused him To bleed in
wnrdly daily, fora Amer much persuasion, induced
him to try Mrs Gaydncr's Indian nnlsam Of Liycrwor
Ne used 10 bottles which entirely cured him; he is
well he thinks nothing hut this Bnlsnm
could have saved his life. therefore, from experience
cheeriuy recommend il to my nj, rds and the public, for
coughs, COLDS aid all pulmonary complaints, rasing Of
blood, &c. IL is prepared and for sale by VIM. Brown.
Chemist, Isl Washington street llos'on.
WM +. HARNDEN.
Conductor Of Hrndcns express from Boston ~ York.
For snle by T. HUTCHINSON,Jr. Woodstock, Vt,
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Sowing Grass Seed'.-If there is one poin, of
hrs5andry more than another in VIII eli Earn err, are
generally defective, is the niggnrdly way in which
they use grnss seeds in their tillage. Ifany seed,
arc sown, not more than halfthe quantity required
is often used, the fields are left bare, and the unoc-
cuPied ground becomes ct place for the vile weeds
that are very ready TO spring up, when the hu,-
bandmnn does not anticipate them, by giving the
earth something more valusble.-.aib. Cuu
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LOOK OUT

"Cdution" is the Parent ofSdfCty.
An attack Of the Piles may be positively prevented by
using (whcn the rremOnitOry symptoms tlt the cee
-bracd HAYS IlNlMENT There are more than one
hundred pc0Tein this city, and in the United States an
immense number, who have suffered beyond endurance by
this dreadful complaint who keep themselves wholly free
from attacks by uppln this imen when they feel any
symptoms oits approach; Of this there is most perfect
proof.
~ None Genuine without the name of CnMsTOCR Co.,
written on the wrappers. SOLOMON HAYS.
Sold nj No, FlcchCr-street, y. y.
For sale in Woodstock VT, by
Sly T. HUTCHINSON, in.
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DIR. 4. SIIERMAN'S
EIEDTC AmED LOZENGES.

~ CHILDREN or adults can take m,d'cine "a his
form wiihoW diNcgfy
II is The ouly iedy 10 make pleasant pet diScorUtG,
~ Purchasers wW please OJSorte hG. the name ~
SHERN.iN, VI, d." is on each Dor.
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OF THE HEAD HAIR.

STRANGE it is that persons who attend strictly person.
al cleanliness baths, &c. should neglect the head-the hair
the most esscnal-the most eXpOsed--aud the most
beautiful when properly cared for, of all the gins of the
Creator Perfectly free may ii be kept of dandrnl or
scur with certainty that the hair cannot full OUT by the
use of the Balm of Columbia Ladies', will yon make your
toilet without the article! answer earlessy-no, II YOU
have tried and experienced lis purifying ehecs-s
sweet perfume, ~
hundred facts have been put forth the credit of this
the only rst-the only really valuable article mass
of test imOny from all classes 10 these facts.
The positive qualities of Oldrdses Balm Of Columbia,
are as iOllOws
list For infants, keeping the head free from scur and
causing II luyuriant growth of hair.
3D. For ladies' after childbirth, restoring the skim TO its
original strength and frmness and preventing the falling
out of the hair. ,
Sd. For any person recovering from any debility the same
elect is produced. , .
NAV be preserved by attention to the latest period OF e
5 1t frees the head from danSn strengthens the roots,
iparts health and ygor to the circuuton and prevents
the hair from changing color or getting gray.
9th 1t causes the hair curl beautifully when done up
in it over night No ladies' toilet should ever be made
without it,.
verine in the head Immediately cured OF them by its
use 1t is inallble.
LOOK OUT Counterfcits are abroad-look always for
the name of COMSTOCK CO., on the splendid wrap
pers, and never buy it without that name.
From the Boston Chronicle, Jan.lO
NJ We see by advertisement in another column that
Messrs COmstock ~ Co., the American Agents for Oh
bridges Balm of Columbia, have deputies to sell that ar
Gle in Boston and elsewhere-Wc know lady of this city
whoschar nearly gone 10 expose entirely her
chronological dcvcopemens which, considering that they
betokened amiabc disposition was not in reality
very unfortunate Nevertheless she mourned the loss o
locks that she had worn, and after years ltrss resort
to nscalcd rcstoraves, purchased, months ago,
bottle of Oiridges Balm, and she has rnglets
in rich prOion, glossy and omven hlackness. We are
puilng-nOnc Of the commodity has been sent TO us
and, indeed do not want any, for though we were o.
bced wear wig year ago. have now, through It's
virtue, hair enough and of passabe quality OF our own
DARING FRAUD.
The Balm of Columbia has been initiated by notorious
counercr. Let it ncverbe purchased or unless have the
name of. S. COMSTOCK or the signature of CON-
STOCK a. Co. on splendid wrapper. This is the only
external that will the public from deception.
Address COMSTOCK d co,
Wholesale Druggist New York,
No. 2 Flctchcr-streGt.