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JOHN NORTON. Co"mi'Ss'|
LUTHtR CARptNTER'S EsTATE.

- .
STATE OF VERMONT, The Prot a'e court for
ID i-rIe ofChilienden s. ihedi,trrt of ChI,en EN-
T"aIl person. conc erned in the eia'e ct Luih,r
Carpenter, late Of Huntington laid district, deceas-
ed, Greeting.
Wherta John F. Firman, administrator ofthe e.
ate OF aid dtcea ed, ha> made application TO ,arI
ro1rt oeX end ;he time limited for making the pay
men, "i The deis OF "a deea, e and ,ct,!cing ga A.,
esat, one year from The 18Th day uiNlarrh 1872 and
also proposes 10 render an onnl Of HI, admin ira
ion and pre-enl hjs accom-, against SAID estate Tor
examination and allowance.
Therefore he court aforesaid doth appuni the third
Monday Of March, 1872, tor hcarina aud deciding on
81 d arrlrailt and examining sad account, at IN,
iage Hall IN Wl>ten IN said dis ric AMI doh order
thai all per sons in ere e re nptihcl thereof Y pul-
aliun If hl> order three week, >ucce, ively in IN,
u 'rlngton Free Pres, new paper prIn,ei IN b lr.
lnaon, IN he comfy ofchir'enten, previous TO laid
mir We ne,'lay Of Murrh, 1872.
Gwen. rudr my hand al Wdli>,on aforesaid ,bi,
2ls,. day of February A. u. 1912.
VIM. WESTON, Register.
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Commissioners Notice.

WE the Subs ,rbers, having been appointed b,
trci of Chienden, commissioners to racc've evan.
me and Just the claims and demands Of all per
against the estate OF Roswell Grow late of Wesford
IN sad Dlstrici, deceased, represented insolyent
ana also all claims and demands exhibited in Offset
thereto and * months from the day of the date
hereof beng allowed by said Court for that purpose
We do therefore hereby give notice that will al
tend 10 the business of our appointment at s. b. San.
iords Inn in Wesii"rd IN said District on the last
on each Of said days.
Dated this I'd dsy of February, A. d. 1912.
JOHN ALLEN,
JOHN HAZELTON, SCom'rs.
JAMES NICHOLS,
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I'VE he suhscribers, having been nnnnin,rd ~

WE the Subscribers, having been appointed no
w the Honorable the Probate Court for the b.:
trict OF ChIttendcn, commissioners to receive ~
anime and adjust the claim and demand, Of ali per
Pgisons, upahs' 'he estate OF s,HupAfL CLARK aie Of
HlnesbuTgh IN SAID District decensrd rpnrssn',ei
insolyen', and al oai claims and demands exhibited
~ onset 'hereto and six months from the day of the
dale hereoi, being allowed by sad Copr, Tor that
purpo.r We do therefore hereby give notice that we
WI attend to the business of appointment AT the
dwelling of the widow Noet Clark in iIineshurph in
sad District, on the first Mondays Of MAY and July
heNt at III o,c'oe A. NJ, on elch of SAID days
Dated, this 23d day Of Feb, \. ID. lSi2
JOS PHI MARSH, c..,.-,-
lDIIN NDnTDN tOMmtAslON(FS
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S l NJ | l. T y DE S.


BY JAMES MONT MEnY.
VI havo used simtudes. "-HosrA, xii. 10.
4 Halstonc, from the clouds set free,
Shot slanting eastward, DER the sen,
And thus, rs Eastern tales relate,
Iamcntcd its unincly fate;
%" Last momcn, born, condemn'd in his.
The ne.r a5sorbt IN yon abyss:
Iwc!e better ne'r 10 know the light
Than see and perish al first sight,"
An Osyer, opening as Il Iel,
Welcomed the outcast to lis cell,
Where, neekly suffering a i" sea change"
VI grew TO something rich and stranSc;"
And thence became the richest gem
That decks the Sultan's diadem,
Iurn'd ilom particle Of ice
Into pearl Of priceless price:
For thus the Power that rules DER ali
Can raise the humble BY their fall.
Dewdrop, in the flush of morn,
Spn,niei upon Ilossom'd thorn,
Rejecting from its mirror pure
The sun himself N miniature.
Dancing for gladncss on The spray,
1t missed lis hold and slid away;
skylatk, mollniinyup to sing
Caught the frail tremblor on lis wing;
Hut, borne aloit through gathering clouda,
,'tit u e'i'dheiGu Win thclr sHrUudS:
Lost, and forever lost. il seon'd.
When sn tenly the sun forth ulcam'd,
a rain ow; -whcre onr drop of dew,
Mnst TIE prlsnailc dews IT Heaven,
Dn'shone the cams of all the seven
Whie lowering angels snnr again
" Peace upon earth, good will TO menr'
And " G DRY in the highest he
To God ! responded earth and sea.
a Babe into existence came,
a feeble. helpless, suffering frame:
II breathed below little while,
Then VANISHED like n tear, smile,
That springs and fHlis-ihai peers and paris.
The joy the grief OF loving henrts.
The grave received the odv dead
Where all that live must lav thor head
Sank then the so 10 dust and 81 ON,
Worms an corruption, in the tomb?
No!-in I" The ainbo round the throne"
Can;ht up TO Paradise, it shone,
Aud still II shines, until the dnv,
When Heaven and J nrih shn,i rnssesnv.
and those that sleep in Jesus here,
With llimn glory sanll appear,
Then will soul and body meet.
And, when his jewels are complete,
Midst countless millions, iorn, a rem
IN the Rcdeeiner's dadcm;
Whcrcwith, as thorns his brow, once bound.
IT,, for his suficrlngs shall be crown'd.
itased from the iInominious tree
To he right hand Of Majesty.
Head over all created ihinc.,
The Lord Of Lords, the King of kings
{ Mount, near Sh.Gieid.
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UNITED STATS district COURT. !

lNllED STATS lISTRt T COURT, !
Vermont District. !
IN BANKRUPTCY r.. how tnr,e AGAIN
P-'ron OF Lemue CurI,, II Il riingun m saIl
District, Wachma' er 10 e declared BANKRUPT, a
The Cuuri Hone IN Montpelier Vermont, on tn.
22 March, II VI.
ORDER FOE PUBLICATION.
IEMIFL CURTIS, OF BDr.ine,,n IN aid District
Matchmaker, having rh> day hlel a re'lon dIiiI
verified PRAYING that The al! icmucl C.r, may ,
e Jared Bankrupt; j, therefore ordered y Tie
Corr, that cane 'huwn cf r. he Go al Mpn'-
pc!ier IN AID District AZ the Court hone IN al
town, on Tuesday the % day OF March, 1872 at |!
ocIort, W., why The SAID Lem ri Curtis lc not de.
cared San rip', pursuant To The Act Of Congress
lha' rha; and HAT notice of sad petition lc pul
ll'hed in the Free Pres, weckiy papcr printed a
u rIlng'on IN thirenden Comfy, twenty day. l,for,
he day atore,a'I appointed for the hearing Of laid
cause, pursuant TO the rlc> and regulation, in Bank
rnp'cy, n mi err fourteen AMI >lX y-niuc.
!, Jc.,e Go:c, Clerk of he p.irt Coirt, 10 cert f.
thai the a owe or!er and decree was this DAY
mae yihc No1r', anidnly entered in the dochel
OF Ban rlpt pr Gee hncs.
Rutland February %, 1872.
JESSE COVE, Clerl.
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HINESBURGH ACADEMY.

's>IIE Second Term of the Academic year Of this
institution will commence on Wednesday the
18th Of February, and VIII continue % wee S.
Board can be had in good families on fan terms
The schoo continues to teinan under the suneryis-
ion of the Rev. p. DURkEE, and the perfect and
universal satisfaction given by the Principal in the
discharge Of his duties. ia the best recommend tho
Trustees can offer TO the public
BY order of Trustees,
T. W. GLIB, Secretary.
Hlncshurgh, Feb. 5, lSl2 n36wS
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7 UHN o. FC TIIarN. Y. II. ISI2.
SAMUEL. h. lSiIAM, TO-.
BtRRtL LANE, Com e.

WE the subscriber, having zen appointed hv
w the iunural Ie the PROT a'e Court for the DIS.
lrct otGrand Isle, cunmi>iun 10 receive exam
me and All The claim and demands Of all per on,
against he es'a'e Of Mary To ia, late Of Granl l,lc
dec ell represented ins vent, AMI also all claim,
and demand, exhibited in of,e there o.; and six
months from the 10 h Of Fer arv. 1872, eng al
wed sad Court for that prpo.e, we DO there
fore here give nu,ire, lha, we VIII meet at the
dwelling house Of Scion To ia, in the Town Of
Grand Isle, On the 1 Of 4 igls, at O'Clock A. NJ.
S y M!3:ii Iia a $;5H5oS, conr-.
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Why isa small man particularly exposed
to taking cold !! Because he can never wear
great coat.
Why must he be an early riser? Be.
cause he can never lie long in bed.
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n EN STORE.

The New Norh'Cash Hardware Store.
THE Subscriber having determined to carry on
l. the HARDWARE BUSINESS in all lis branches
in rnalon ,.has opened an now err for sale
an en rely new ami well selected r.nent of goods
IN the above line.
Hi orei this winter Icing more TO learn the de-
manl> OF he nIar"et, in order 20 lie able TO supply
he "A me ia The Spr In@, and he u'end> doing
>irriIy ca III lu,Inc', he solril> hare Of pr lie
patronage, confident that HI, price, will lc found to
ult al. who may favor nm with a cali.
ring IN, Vi. Dee ~, l5H. VI. j. HUNT.
Srung'> BIildmg, College street, near the Square.
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SELLING OFF CHEAP.

STRoNGS x Co. now offer their sioc, of Goods
- for prices al which purchasers will find il OBJ
lec 10 buy. The stock is large and must be sold pro
>lous 70 the LIST of April next when the term of CO.
partnership expires
Sugars, Teas, Spices Rhsins, Tobacco, Goldfish,
salmon. coarse and fine alt Lamp OIL Molas, es & c.
Iron, Foreign and American, OF every description
Steel of all kinds, Anvls, Vices, shoves spades
Forks, Caldron Kettles and Hollow Ware in great
variety
Stores Stove pipe, and stove trimmings, Tin ware.
&c. cheap al cheap, rery cheap.
Dec. 30 1871.
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PASTRY ARTICLES!

PASTRY All Jules!
. rSSlAN Shee', Shred and Staple lslnglasses.
! Cooper> American do.
Nce>t Ir Mos,
Esenre Of Peach Kernels
Concentrated - ence Of Lemons,
Nices Roe Water,
Extract Of Ro.e,
SPAN h Vanilla and Oil OF Mace,
The OSjnary Spires,
Best Lemon Syrup,
Salal OIL,
Sugar Ornaments and Sand,
Refined CONTEMPORARIES in Cornets, &c. &c.
Dee. &c. BY PECK & SPEAf.
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n A. HRNMAN. has n hand AMI i, receiving
- large an well elec ed assortment Of ar les
u HI, line for The FALL TRADE con -siing of all knds
S'ho"l Books, ami vaIaI lie and popular works
the most recent pa haions
ALSO
A new supply Of Blank Books, consisting of Leg
gers. u rnals, Dav Invoice, Note and Bill Books
OF an sizes, IN full ahl hat ending Cap and Letter
Paper, ct the best kind, Drawing, Tissue, Morocco
Mar ie, ii ting, and ulher varieties of paper Ink.
Quill States, Bonnet Boards, Pencils sand Boxes
Letter Stamps, rel Tape and S allonery generally,
great varle y. Oct r.
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EO BBT.s. Barbets Gin,
w so do American Brandy,
For sale by FOI.LETT e. BRADLEY,
Old Dock Burlington.
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Fee rrarv II, 1872.

STATE OF VERMONT At a Pro ate Court hold
Dlsrlr of thcnten, s.. den az Burlington, within
AMI for the Erstri aforesaid ON the 22d av Of Eel
AIRY, A. u. ISi2 an lnstrlinen purroring 10 be the
last Will and Testament of Amos Clark, lae cf ines.
n,rah, in aid District decca. el was presented 10 he
Court here for Prol ate, by Homer Clarh, the Execu-
tor therein named.
Therefore it i, ordered " ,al Court, that public
notice lie given TO all persons inier,s Ell therein 10
appear heore laid Court, al sion thereof 10 | e
hol en- at the REGISTER, Office in Burlington afure>a i
on The IA day Of March, A. u. 1872 and con e> the
rr laeo of said VIII aud i irh her ordered tina
Ibis order e PM rhc three weeks ,ucce slvclv IN the
Burlington FrcePrc>,, new paper prin'cl a, b IT.
ngtun, IN this Sac The lat of which shall lie pre-
vIo = 10 'heday a-ignel as atore all, for hearing.
G ven under my hand al the Registers Office this
% day Of February, A. y. 1912.
WI. WESTON Reriser
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FOLLETT e. BRADLEY

FOLLETT d. BRADLEY
DESPECTFULLY inform their friends and tn,
~ public, that they have received and now offer 70
sale on the most advantageous TERMS an extensive as
sor'men Of Iron, Steel, &c. consisting in part of thu
following:
Ton Sanderson's Cast steel,
do Eagle German do
do Engl h X do
20 Bund es Brazer's Rods
80 Tons English Tire Iron, assorted,
10 10 Old Sable PSI do
10 do Swedes do
do Toe Cork Steel
3 do Spring do
do Swedcs do
10 do Russia horse nail rods,
10 do Bloom, flat and square, of various sizes
Nov 90.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, ,
Ia..a,,a,,I Il .


A SPECIAL Session Of this Colrt Will he holden
"A al the Cour. House in Monrclier in aid ,ri,'
on the D. Of Marh next, at ~ o'cloci NJ. for he
hearing OF all petitions in Bankr lptcy and all her
matters re atng thereto, that hail lie then and there
prepsrel for the hearing and and consideration o,
said Court.
By order of Court,
JESSE COVE, Clerk.
Ep' runrv 4
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Sugars.

- sugars.
IN BBLS. Powdered
" ~ do Crushed,
10 Boxes double Loaf,
y do Philadelphia Lump,
IL do New York do
81. of superior quality, for sale by
At the Wharf FOLt,LTT &, BRADLEY.
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RARE.

nOMESTlCKS .-Shcetng, Stirring, Batting,
H. IWadd h Wf,ns s9''p% Yarn, C%,l%" Fan
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CONW AY MEDICINES,

TINHE Slh,cri, CT ". l.. KiDDtR gives notice
1 thar he ha, succeed the late r. Kit'er in The
preparation Of the well known CONWAY MEDICINE,
an VIII hereafter give particular a,iea,IUn 10 The
're'aration of he fnlioNng article. the lunr az
llsHel celebrity OF which, pre- ude, the nere sity
a fe-p1hlraton # The numerous certificates ia
ne hands OF the proprc Or.
Doct. Jcbb's Rheumatic Liniment,
FOR Rhe al N, BrIi-e Spram-, Nuniness
M an, : .E'S. in he 'oins, g." will a ford
he most nnrXpo'e aud mnt tiae rel rfin the most
article l. openly recommended t. Ply. ician>. Tina
Lnlment is done up IN enlarged bottles. Price 81.
'cnis
Dumfries' Itch Ointment.
Inc eNen we ale anl e,,ai II he'd repria. len o.
| uMrHIE,' ircu OIHTMEXr, cncorraccs the pro-
pre- ,r 4" re'omnrni Il io he pul lic with renewed
.ni'tncc a, the mot innocent and powerful REM
ely tor ms annoying disease; il contain, no lner-
curry, or any o,hcr dangerous iH'rcG eni and cas
eapiled At all tunes with perfect safety. Price
% cents Box
Remedy for the Piles.
me cohcnrrin5 itrimony Of relieved patients,
from all garter, esttying to the cures e,tcd nv
the me clne after all Others had IA He'd, Together with
The increasing demand for the arle from all rar,, OF
inc c"."'ry, prove It TO one oflhe most valuable
specific nuWn ter jh. truul esume complaint
sj0A Clergyman writes
Boston, Fcl ruarv l3. ls4l
have made trial Of numirel Pile Ele,fuarv and
found II prnlucei a ,aluiarv influence almCs iinmr-
,.laeiy, and confidently clievc It ane ecpal r,son,
ir that uncomfortable anl dc iiI arug comulsint
Humanity has induced me 10 recopImcnd /, "a per.on,
MS atl'cicd, and >ol shail continue iado
,r Yours re pcciudiy. IS
n me reinciv consists OF an on'neti' and Elertuary
r'e nor rom 10 cen's ur 81! cent when bt one "a
wanted, accompaT,e! wrh pam and amp!e dirs,.
''o"> win u@ rrlp'tun If he complain.
nunirics' Eye Water.
f-r Scrc or }GRaia ~ eyes, nohing known give,
'n"h 'mmediate and comfortable leiief and in some
esceedHgiy bad gases he IN, 81 nmex ,c ell and de-
IRA L. rel al hd, !Cru 10 ma the e 81 This Eve
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From the Boston Miscellany
A FAREWELL TO FANCY.
BIT MAS. sEBA SMITH.

With thee no more o Fancy, may stray,
My dreamy eye through thee all things bchoding-
No more with lettering feet, and hands EMBEDDING
l seek the bower where ilckering sunbeams play
Farewell, o cheerful spirit we must part
Thou hast no portion in a weary heart.
Farewell the dew within the aowre,'s cup
An ANGELS face 10 me no more revealing,
Glnd voices now, no more around me stealing,
Famed by thy wing, may lit my spirit up,
The weird is all too drear for thee sweet sprte,
And will bid thee one long, last good night!
Yet linger ,hou-Ohi when the stars are out,
Let thoughts OF thee the week lone heart becuiling
Seal gently in, and lure the lip to smiling
Though darkness and distresss may be about,
The waving OF thy robe ia IN would see,
Though thou forever now art lost to ME.
know that thou art deemed lesser spri,e,
Thy rainbow wing unf, for lofty soaring,
Yet no, the less for thee was my adorng,
l, who have sh rank in terror from flight
That leaving owiier things, too oft hath left
Tne aching hear, Of all its love bereft.
Thou wilt no, bide-thy shadowy form each day,
More fam, ard family on my vision cleaning,
May no! the Rea! screen with thy sweet seeming,
And yet thou wilt not TURN thy face away
Though form he lost, thy saddcned eyes remain,
Fond gentle eyes, that lu!e me from my pain.
Farewe-in al the ministry of life
Thons'i VISIONS fade, and such onece were keepn
Brigh. vgiis round, vgiis tha; knew no sleeping,
May leave tor others better armed for strife,
Yet blessed ones Z is sweet TO think that ye,
And such as ye, have watched our destiny.
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did not undertake TO assert, that all who use
tobacco must have these diseases fully devel-
oped. But he said individuals often experi-
enced annoying, and sometimes alarming
symptoms, the result Of tobacco, Which rem
der them infrm and wrciclcd while they
are altogether ignorant of the cause. He
mentioned giddiness, pain IN the head, pal
pitaton of the heart, ian,ncss and gnawing
sensation Of the stomach, neuralgia pains,
trembling, sudden loss of strength, loss of
recollection, starting in sleep, 81. g.. -
that he had been called to prescribe for a
great many persons whose diseases have
Spontaneously disappeared on their discon-
inuancc of tobacco.
The particular form in which tobacco is
used, IS not fvery material consequence
lie thought tobacco more freqnculIv prudu.
COS palsy than all other causes. and that snuff
is more likely to bring it on than any other
form in which it is used but that chewing
is more injurious TO the digestive organs
affecting them in three-fold way. Ii robs
the stomach of the saliva, lassens its nervous
power, and dimlnishes its pcrs,aic motion
and that all the cases he had seen Of ulcera-
ton Of the stomach, we're manifes,ly the ef-
fects oftobacco.
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drown PEOPLE lay they are the pea anle>,
VI and mu>t e 'eclive me licine in use. Enornons
onan,i,ie. are Sold and every holy like, hem Free
man Hunt, E.q. editor Of The Merchants Magazine,
says they cureu hi, cough IN few hour. The Rsv.
Mr.. Dunla ar, Of the Mclongal street Church, wa
cured of very al cold AM cough in one DAY. The
Rev. Mr.. Anthony, Of The Methodist charch was cured
Of con,umGtop y them.
SHERMAN'S WORM i.OZENGFS have ,aved
the lives Of tho.anls. Ask w. F., Evan, E.q. 6
Walker t; the Hon. Edward J. Porer Hon. b. b.
clans what they think If sherman Lozenge>. and
they will tell yonlhey are exceenI-he onv infaIla-
Bile MEDICINE, known.
SHERMAN'S CAMPHOR LOZENGES are real
antd,e> to headache palpllaion, sea-slckne low
of spirits and pondencv-or The ecl> OF dis
>ipation Capt Chadwick OF the We linGton. Mr..
Ackermad, the great sign palnier Mayor Clark, and
amo.i every lody- know their value.
POOR MANS PLASTf R-Sherman's we mean
costs I2i cents and is certain to clre rheumatism,
lumhagu, pain or weakness in the breast. eide or
back, also pile,-ani they clre worms when applied
To the part. AK joe Hoxie or any one who has
u.ed il, and wonl give S. Tor one sooner than five
cents for all other plaster.
SORE NlPPLES-Pusitively cred " sherman
Paplliarv Oh, whhon iatmr The child from tie rra-'
DR.. Sherman dc re> particularly ,hai nur IA ,ers
,horld raref iha hey get The iinc Sheriuan
l., zruge> ami Pa'iers, a he cannot e a'ruun abI,
| Tor The orhe,> ARTICLES that may Otherwise i,
| pa Incl upon them.
| Lkevi-e all GESrISE PATENT MFfIClNES
| PerfumerieS. SrarS. Inks. BdckinrS dc dc.
Also, STUARTS CONFECTIONERLE S
For he reia trade
| prrgi,,., Burlington, VI. EN-
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POOR JACK FITCH.

Judge Hall, in his notes on the Western
States Of America, thus speaks Of this IN
fortunate projector:-
"In 1875. John Fitch, matchmaker in
Philadelphia, conceived the design Of pro-
polling boa, by steam. He was both poor
and iIlitera,e, and difficulties occurred to
Illustrate overy attempt which to make or
Try the practIcabli,y of his invention. He
applied TO congress for assistance, but was
refused and then offered his invention to
the Spanish Government. to be used in tn,
navigation of the Mississippi. but without
any better success. At length, a company
was formed. and funds subscribed, for the
building of a steamboat; and in the year
1888, his vessel was launched on the Della
ware. Many crowded to see and ridicule
the novel, and, as they supposed the CHI
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Dec. |. 1912.

Tor COUGHS, colds, ASTHMA or PHTHis.
lC, CONSUMPTION, WHOOPiNG COUGH,
and all p lmonary Affections and Drea,e, Of the
Lungs, 'h> is eevel 10 e the mot popular & eff.
.a'oi> Medicine ever known in America for proof Of
which, we would refer 10 iho,e who have used ii, and
othe numerous rlfca'e> Of Physician, and others
anache I" The insle wrapper Of each ollie.
DR.. Am"ry ming, Of Franklin, Mas. writes that
after having prescribe, he nsual remedies without
relief, AMI having consul el wi h everaI eminent
rhy ician.. he ha. found the Veye a IL Pulmonary
'asam 10 haze had he tie irce ec', and
il a. safe, cnnven en' mil eli aciuns medic ne.
nr. Thomas Brown. of touc' r,l n. H., wr e. that
% hi, knowledge, ha. never di,arrolne Ell The rsa.
.ona lie rxne"' atom fthuse who have ~ edit
The hi parc ,Iarly cautioned against the
many CounterfeHs or limitations whit have pa ial.
~ or wholly assumed the nane Of he genuine article
.CJSBe assured that Il j. not genuine unless une
or 10th OF The wri''-n sigrat res Of SAMPSON
REED or WIN. JOHN CUiLFR are found attach,
yellow la el un n Inc envelope (AIl labels Of
and aier The date Of De-. 1889, will have the written
gua'nre uf WIN. Jon'n Cmler.] Prepared ny
REID, WING G. CUT FIR, (ae Low g. Reetl,)
Wholesale Druggists, 81 Cha ham ST., Bo' ton, and
odd y Dr. 'ggil>. Ap"ihe are- and country mer.
chants genera ". Price SO o"ns.
PECK & SPEAR, Agents.
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kiss, was now Wondering and mingling with
its kindred dust. All the sad memorials left
him in this general wreck Of all-.was the sa-
cred lock Of hair--a mound of ear,l,-snd u
modest stone which told him where his Mary
lay.
Should this painful narrative ever meet
the eye Of Frank Woodville, fear it will
open wounds afresh, which have long been
closed by the plastic hand Of time, but which
never can be cured.