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GLORY AND SHAHE or ENGLAND.
In series of familiar Letters to Friend.
BY C. EDWARDS LESTER

rYNHIS is the title of a work Just published in New
York by Harper and Brothers. in two volumes
of $50 pages and embelished with magnificent Steel
Engravings
The author has furnished some very striking facts
relative TO the actual social state of England and
placed her Glory and Shame in striking CONTRAST
The following are some OF the topics dwe upon.
The ill strlous Men of Great Brtain-ther history
and acts, their conversations with the aulhor,) and
their influence upon the destlnles of the world. Also
Original Communications from the most distinguish.
ed statesmen ana poets IN Europe, on the greatest
subjects now agnatlng the wold-the cruel and
tyannica oppression of the ENGLISH Government
in all its bearngs-lts blind course in regard TO
the whole Tariff and Duty Qucstion-he horrible
Starvation, naledness woe crime and degradation of
The mass ofHe people Of Enciand--thei Cause.-The
untold denominations and cruetos Of the Factory Sys.
tenn, in It's destruction of thousands of innocent chill
dren &c the granny and corruptions of the Estab-
lished Church-the woes and expressions of Ireland
the great structure of English despotism in ASIA,
with its sacrifice of mlons by famine and slavery
and an honest but painful picture of all that consti.
tutes the Shame of England. And Candid picture
also, of all that is lovely beautiful liberal and great
IN her s. cciy, constituting its Giory-A description
Of the mos interesting and venerable Ruins Cnthe-
| drais, Castles, Ahbeys and Monuments with as full
picture of London (the metropolis of the world as
| there is space f1r-Grcat Public Wo,ks-Tiberal and
Benevolent instlutous-Noble efforts making for the
redemption Of the oppressed of England from tvran.
| ny-wlth chances at every Interesting object the all.
thor met with and dunug 1910 in Great Britain
! The New York Commercial Advertiser, at the close
Of some remarks, continues: We can do no Justice
TO this work in this brief notice. nor is important
we should, forit will be readily read and duly appre.
cated. The American pcope duly interested n
the subjects of which II treats, and they ably and
eoGucntlv discussed For sale the Books store Of
| Feb. 1912. ID. A. BRAMAN.
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HEADACHES.

CERTAIN CURE FOR SICK HEADACHE,
~ which has been used in families, every member
of which has had sick headache from infancy, as a
constitutional family complaint, and has cured efec-
tually every instance yet known, amounting ma
ny hundreds. 1t is not unpleasant to the taste, and
does not prevent the daily avocaons of one using it
it must be persevered n and the cure is gradual but
certain aud permanent. Instances are constantly
multiplying where this distressing complaint is COM
petely relieved and cured, although of years standing
by the use of DR.. Spohn's celebrated remedy. One
the nauseatlng effect of common drugs.
tits perfectly that the proprietor has
given directions for his agents refund the price to
any one who is not pleased with, and cured by
it. He hopes also that this may It's great ben
ets the distressed sufferers who are laborng under
Headache. +. SPOHN, NJ. D., inventor and Pro-
prietor.
Sold by COlISTOCK d. CO., II Maiden Lane
New York. PECK & SP f A r, Wholesale
Agents, few doors east of the Post Office Burng-
ton. Vt. NO
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. is best known by The

IN OIICEs-sL-3~Mei cinc Is best known ny Inc
cures IT performs oil |. Newon's Panacea,
Purifier of the Blood. The unparalleled and sill
increasing reputation which this medicine has acqar-
ed throughout the New England States, and the many
cures it has performed, and the great demand made
for ii by the advice ofphyscians well acqnainot with
lis preparations has ind ICED the proprietor 10 extend
its circulation to almost every town ~ the eastern
States and the principal towns III the United States.
This Panaccs warranted purely vegetable, and Is not
surpassed iv any other medicine ever offered 10 the
afflicted as It's extensive sale and great popularity
plainly prove. Ii has within the last eighteen months
cured its Thousands ofhe most obstinate diseases, a.
can lie proved 10y certificates, ana Is pronounced by
eminent and respectable physicians the est medicine
in u.cfIl information may lie found in crcri!ars
containing certificates of and directions for ia
king The medicine. The following appointed agents
Burlington, p Eek and SPE AR, r. Moody
81 AhanS, Curtis and Rl>se-Milton c. Drake
Milton Falls, Burnci and Sawyer-Wa'ervie, Fisk
and Brown,--Hinc >bnrgh, Hull and Cook-fariax,
Parker and acknowledgements, Adams and Murray
cambridge, NJ. Wre>--underhll, NJ. {. Barney
North Ferris hurgh, II. G. Wicker-Georgia. a. Bliss
Williston, n. Chi,tenden--Rirhncnd Green Rhoie>
johnson, &. l.. Warner and CN-Monk,on, Ethan
h-Bakerseld Arlington and WOODWARD Fair
field, Burnet and Farnsworh e.o.p1y.El9
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BURLINGTON, VERMONT, FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1912.


"OFFAT'S VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES
I'LL These medicines are indebted for their name 10
spring and channels Of life, and endung them with
renewed tone and vigor. In many hundred cert fled
case, which have been made pul lr, and in almost
every species ofdisea>c To which the human frame /,
lalle The happy lects Of MorrAT's LIFE PrLIs AND
PnENrx BrrTEn- have Lccn greatfilly and publicly
acknowledged by the persons heneied and who
were previously unacqIalnled with the beautifully phi
osophica, principles upon which they are compound
ed, aud upon which they consequently act.
The LIFE MEDICINES recommend themselves in
diseases of every form aud description. Their first
operation is TO loosen from the Goals of the stomach
and bowels the various impurities and cruditics con-
stan,lv settling around them; and 10 the har-
denel faces which collect in the convolmons of the
smae, inicstineS. Olher medicines only partially
cleanse these, and leave such collected masses lehnd
TO produce hahita cos,iveness with all its train of
evils or sudden diarrhGa, with lis imminent dagersn
This fact is well known to all regular anatomists,
who examine the human bowels after death and hence
the prejudice of those well Informed men against guach
medicine>-or medicines prepared and heraded to
The public by ignorant persons. The second effect OF
the Life Medicines is to cleanse the kidneys and the
bladder and y this means, the liver and he lungs the
healihiulacon ofwhlch entirely depends upon the re-
guIarity of the urinary organs. The blood, which
takes Ms red color from the agency of the liver and the
lungs before passes into the heart being thus purified
hv them, and nourisheJ by food coming from clean
stomach courses freely through the veins, renews
every part Of the system, and trlumphantly mounts
the banner OF health in the blooming cheek
Mo,iat's Vegetable Life Medicines have been thor
oughy tested, and pronounced sovereign remedy for
Dyspepsia Flatuency, Papta,ion Of the Heart, Loss
Of Appetite Heart burn and Headache, Rese>sness,
Ill-tcinper, Anxiety, Languor and Melancholy, Cos.
uvcness, Diarrhpa, Cholera, Fevers of all kinds,
Rheumatism, Gou', Dropsies of all kinds Gravel
Worms, Asthma and Consumption, Scnrvy' Ulcers
Inveicra,e Sores, Scorbu,c Erurions and Bad Com
pcxlons, ErIp,ive complaints, sallow, Cloudy, and
other iii agreeahe Compilations, Salt Rheum, Ervsip-
elias, Common Colds and Influenza, and various Other
1,, b,,pu Ia
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
IitGhGLI 8 Barnes
SUCCESSORS TO f. BRIGGS.)
Wholesale and Retail COHfccti0ucrs


NV GUILD respectfully inform the inhabitants Of
w Burlington and ihe surrounding country, that
they carry on the Confectionery Business on all It's
various branches. Determined to use the very lest
materials in manufacturing, they viii! al all tunes
furnish Merchants and Others dealing in Coniect on
aries with the hest quality, and the loves, pussi-
bic terms. Shop on Church Street, two doors South
Of S. f. Howarl> Store, newly and neatly fitted up.
where cordially invite all TO call and examine or
articles, consisting of all kind, Of Stick Candy Balls
and Kisses, Hearts and Diamonds, Braid>, Pepper
mint, Lemon Drops, Vanilla Cream, Lozense>, Sigar
Plumbs, Carraways, ComftS, Ca>>ia Buds, Rock and
Brown Candy, Sugar Sand, Notices and Secrets,
Sugar Apples, Potatoes, Egg,, and Baskets, with
various other articles too numerous to he mentioned.
A general assortment of rich and fancy Cakes on
hand, aud baked TO order, together with Ice Creams
to furnish parties, &c. &c.
ALSO
CoUGH CANDY, which we recommend for Cough,
Colds, Hoar,ene &c. We do not pretend TO say
with Mr.. J. Psase y Son, that Candy will cure all
diseases leading 10 Consumption, We think that IS
saying too much.
-CLOCKS.-
We have n good assortment Of Brass and JJooden
Clocks winch we will ,e very low for ash or an
proved credit. Please call and examine lefurc pur-
chasing elsewhere.
n. bah orders from distance post paid, will
he promptly a,lendello, and packages and boxes pu
on oard of stages or boats, when required, free Of
charge. BE particular and address all orders 10 NIT
CHELL n BARNES, COnfsciioners, there being tive
firms of the same name in The village.
Burlington, VI, Oct. %, 1911.
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OF TIE LUNGS.--prc.aedl,


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mr. n,,eIo,s .Yn"i. n IN. OH ma, was dui, ,rc'G
, ,a,, Ill LIs am. ,a,. .Gc,.J IA, ,ha Ve,,,,l. Pal
mona, KILN, m ,e ,,,,,,a, md r,iuy rISo, Nh,
e,s,n Al, Mod, had Leen s,ck ,o,g ti,na vub
'bs cnns,m,;o, U,s ,,,, .;c; an. had p,,e, INN mn
lie was ,,JucoJ an nw . IN lao ,uube IN holm h;me
md ,,s ,',.;na . l,,aa ,,,n,;,, nC L,,oL ,ha, hs
| commenced ,s,na ,h. Il I.,m ,vh;ch has enec,ed :,
comnI.,s r,,. AMI no IA mad. a, II, Ie and be,,,, a.
| ever he v,s Mr. Mol, has ,cr,o,.L Gnm,L; ,ovn
Inn he n ,,c,,;,J mo n n,,,e ,o,,,l,d rc,,,, r IA,
c..e !, Incl, / a. ;lIC,w,rd ,nn q : CAV
| K,nos,on. n Y lime % IS3s
| ExtI,c, Of -. leu., fam DR.. Jnco, MYERS TIN.
Vegetable Pulmonary Ba,.nm has hern sold in ,h.
c,un, for ,,d The mo lciu. has GAINED ~,
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M CORES ESSENCE OF LIFE.-A Valuable n

NO URES ESSENCE OF LIFE.-A Valuable
NA Medicine, which, if rightly applied, will lie the
means OF saving thousands from an untlmcly grave.
has been sold and used for thirty years, with great
success, and found very elcacioi> in the following
mon Coughs, Cod, didicnlt Breathing, Influenza,
Qninsy, Asthma, Phlhi>ic, Splitting of Blood Flaiu-
cncy, Indigestion, Loo,cness of the Bowel, Fits Of
every kind, Cramps, Rckets, Cole, Caarrh, Dy>en-
tary, Painting, lypochondriac Affections, Headaches,
Sickness at Stomach, Measles, preventive of Con-
taglons diseases, Govt and Rheumatism.
HLjSThe Above Medicine is prepared lv Henry Sey-
mour, OF Hadley Mass. from the Original Recipe, ly
the direction of laid Moore, and sold by hun and the
principal Druggists in the United States.
Sold wholesale and retail by Peck & Spear.
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NJ ATURE's GRAND RESTORATIVE. Thu,

NJ ATCRE'S GRAND RESTORATIVE. This
" valuable Vegetable Medicine stands unrivaed
for the following complaints, viz: Dyspepsia or lnd
sc,'ion diseased Liver, bilious disorders Dropsy, A>h
ma, Co>lvene-s, Worms and loss Of Appetite and by
cleansing the stomach and bowels, cures pains in the
side, stomach and breast, colds aud coughs OF long
Standing Ioar-en.-s, shoriue-s OF breath, Nervous
complaints, etc., which are frequently the ect OF dis
ease. For Fever and Aguc 1t is a most valuable pre-
vcnlaiVc well a. sovereign remedy. Its virtue.
surpass any thing heretofore known in removing ST
Vnu>' nance,-two bottles have leen known to cure
this affecting disease, after having La fled every exer.
non Tor -four years. 1t has most powerful influence
in removing nervous complaints Ii is pleasant to take
and easy in lis operation, that il may L administered
10 the infant with safety. The above Medicine is very
hahly recommended hy many scientific gentlemen
and large NUM- er Of ladies, who have proved The
virtue OF the Medicine y personal use end that of the
families. Till oirertiicae accompaI les each bottle
with directions. II may lie had whole, ale or retail o
:. BRIAN, Barre, and J. {. farnam, East Williams
town, VI. sole proprleors. Prepared from he origin
al recipe; for sale by f.. H. Preniss >Monlpeier anc
PECK d.SPFAR,
Burlington and in the principal towns IN the state ;n
directions, signed in the hand writing olthe proprietor
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SELLING OFF CHEAP.

S,TRONGS & Co now offer their stock Of Goods
- for prices nj which purchasers will find it an OBJ
iect to buy The stock is large and must be sold pre-
ylous to the lst of April next, when the term of CO.
partnership expires.
sugars, Teas, Spices, Rasins, Tobacco, Goldfish,
Salmon, coarse and fine ALT Lamp Oh, Noas es, &c.
Iron, Foreign and American, of every description.
Steel of all kinds Anyi.s, Vices, shovels, spades,
Forks, Cadron Kettles, and Hollow Ware IN great
variety
Stores Stove pipe, and stove trimmings, Tin ware,
&c cheap all cheap, rery cheap.
Dec. 30, lSil.
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TO YOUNG HOUSE-KEEPERS.
FARRAR, WAIT ~ ROOT.

T|EEP constantly on hand full assortment of
IN elegant Tea Sets, of
Gold and China Gold band Tea Plates,
Gold sprind do. Gold edge and line do.
Ezra vide gold band do Gold edge lne& sprigd DO
Gold edge and line do. Gold band Preserve and
White and sprigd do. Cup plates.
Whine China Breakfast and Tea Plates, Pitchers,
Bowls Butter Stands and Nurse Lamps, with small
Tea POS attached, China Inkstands very pretty
article for presents-for sale cheap al the Crockery
Store, corner OF Church and College streets.
Burlington Jan. 81, 1912,
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WEALTH AND WORTH

A MONG the very many valuable new publica.
N tons received the last week at the bookstore Of
the SUI, crber,m may be found, WEALTH * WORTH
he first of IA series of American Family Tales from
The pen of an American. That north and not wealth
makes the man IS plalnly and elegantly proved. We
recommend every father 10 place this little work 10
to act under the uias OF bereavement and InsSe,!'
March !, d. A. BkA"H."
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Shcetings.

IN BALES of heavy shee inas of different qualities
.)Ohaye ust been received aud are offered for sale
At Manufacturers prices TO Merchants and others
who are invited to call and examine the stock before
purchasing elsewhere under the belief that the exam
nation will prove advantageous IT, them.
BY FOLLETT * BRADLEY,
Nov. %. at the Nhar!
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To Observation-Disclosures Coal.

VNHE subscribers have just received forty tons of
j BioSturgh Coal, which for Smiths use is unsur-
passed by any of the mineral Goals, and where known
has taken The place OF charcoal. Igntng easily and
burning freely it is highly recommended for CRATES
and domes tic use. FOLLETr BRADLEY
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German Cough syrup /.

rUNIIl S dcservclly distinguished medicine, ,ogche
l. with Tayor'> Ba>am # Livrrworl Jayne
Indian Expe'oranr,- Syrup, Down ElNir-
Moorc's E,,cn'e Of Life Embellishments Pink Is
pcctorant ,yrlp, tor severe colds, coughs and com
plants lealng to Consumption.
For sale ly Nov.l. PECK 4 SPEAR
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS.
That buy Crockery u Glass Ware.
INANNAN WAlI a. n0OI piVr nnilc.

l. merchants in The adjoining Counties that they
have their spring stock of Crockery in store and
now ready 10 supply their orders for assorted CrateS
TO any amount packed in The most workman Ike man
ner at New York and Boston prices, which will he
manifestly great saving all tia, buy ofua
ders promptly executed al their store, Corner Church
and college streets, Burlington,
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IT He subscriber has a lahge stock of School
l. Books and Paper. Merchants, School committees
&c. furnished on the most liberal terms. Rags and
most kinds of country produce recevedln nayment.
Nov 26. G. GOODRICH.
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PECK g. SPEAR,
LOVELY &, SEYMOUR.

HAvE jus, reed from New York large assert,
IL meni OF Carpetngs Of every kind quality and
price.
English Drugetts, great variety Of patterns Octa-
gon and Drab Persia Floor Oil Cloth from 3-8 TO
"a wide, Rush Mating from A 10 ga WIDE RuG"s
Manila and Aacan, Mats, Stair Rods &c Also,
French and American Paper Haneings,-a larger
assortment than was ever before offered in this place
and at prices that cannot fail to suit purchasers.
Nov. 18th 1871.
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j. TRYON,
DRAPER AND TAILOR,

VEI OULD once more remind his customers that he
w continues to carry on the above business in all
Is various branches al his Old Stand on ST Paul
street near the Episcopal Church, and in sight Of the
Catholic Church. Thankful for past iavorS, Old Gus
toner, are solicited to continue their patronage, and
MANY new ones are much desired. The newest Fash
ION, promptly received.
have on hand some old accounts which shouid
IKE 10 exchange for cash.
Nov. ~, 1871.