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As can he lound In tho cou t..
Among which are the YankeeNnrion I AZ.
kee Notion Improved, Re-improvcd. and tic
New Notion, or Spauding's Improvement
Also, Rotary Stoves, fiom to Is dollars
Premium Stoves, very low-Arch, Parlor.
and Gothic SiOves-Alr-tight Stoves, new
and elegant pattern BOX Stoves, all sizes,
from 4 TO IA dolars-Dum Stoves with cas-,
tops and bottoms-ElevatedOv TO fl any
stove. Also, large assortment of Pinws,
CauldrOas, Sap-bnilers, SC &c. Sheet
Zinc, Stove-pipe, Hollow ware, Japarei
ware. a large assortment of lin ware, 20
per cent lower than ever before offered for
sale in this I.lare. Tin and Copper ware,
Fave Trough Sc. made to order at sh ri
notice. His ware is smooth aud heavy, rnl
all east from the ore. and Is coUse Iue lily
much softer aud more durable nh ~ ware.
cast from old iron. Those who wish to pur-
chase any of the above named artcI 3 viii
find it 10 their advantage To call before pur
chasing elsewhere. Carrlc. sheep. np--
kinds of produce, AMI old iron, receive1 ir
payment for stotes and ware. Al -toses
purchase of the subscriber, are warranted
not to crack by fire with fair usage in SIX
months
90 Those who have cash 10 pay. viii not
fail of getting good bargain by cal iHg on
the subscriber first, as he is determined n"s
to be undersold by ANT ONE Call and SCI :
n. D. FAIR
Middsi,ory. 6ee n, 1873
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STATE OF VERMONT,


BE it remembered, that a Probate court held at
Mddleburv, in aud for the District Of Addison on the
2Ist day Of September, A. ID. 1913.
John Child, named executor in instrument pur-
porting to be the Lust will aud testament Of SAMUEL
CHILD. late Of Weybridge in SD District, dereas-
ed presents the for prubae II is therefore
dered that the same be examined for probate, a
session Of said court, be held the office of the
Register Of said CURT, in said Mddkbury, Thurs
day. the 18th day Of October next. at O'Clock in the
afiernoon and that noIce thereof lie To all per-
sons interested that they NAV appear and make their
objectiuns To the probate aud allowance Of said wildly
publishing cert fed copy Of this order in the Midi
dleur, Peoples Press, newspaper printed at said
Miaienusy three weeks successfully, previous to the
time uf said Court.
J. s. BUSHNELL, Register.
A true copy Of record.
Attest, J. s. BUSHNELL, Register.
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Also

VIII he sold at the P, bic House Of 4 PEE
see in Whiting. on Thursday The 1911 d.~
Of October ls43 NJ one O'Clock ~ the Lfes-.
noon for cash, all the right, title and initre-,
that Alveau~ Kilburn had in and la a5oo,
sixty rods OF Land with House s,ardirg
thereon (brIng the same on which said H,
burn now iivr~) as sc, forth in his sch-t'ul..
on file III the office the Clerk Of The Disi.ic;
Court.
MIddlcbury, September 9Th 1913.
81 HARRY GOODRICH A>sin..~-
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WING STATE CONVENTION.

A Convention of The Whigs of Vermont
VII be holden at Montpelier, on Thurs
day, the 10Th day of October next, at !
P. NJ. for the purpose Of appointing State
Central and County Committees for the
wear la. and making such other arrange,
ments as may be deemed expedient prepar
atory TO The next Stale and Presidential
elections. All towns unrepresented by
Wings in the Legislature, are especially re-
quested to appoint delegates 10 lhisConvcn-
ton.
CALVIN TOWNSLEY,
II. CANFiELD,
JOHN A PRATT,
e. A. ALLEN.
ERASTUS FAIRBANKS,
ARTEMAS CUSHMAN,
E. p. WALTON, JR.
State Central Committee.
Sept. IS. 1s43.
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In BANKRUPTCY.
Assipnee's SALE

BY order of the United States District
Court for The district Of Vermont. will b.
sold at Public Auction at Tie Public Hoass;
of David Hill in Bridpori, on Wednesday,
the 18Th day Of October 1913, at one o'c.u..s
in the afternoon for cash, all the right, ri,,
ard interest thai Caleb Corey, had on li.s
14h day Of December last past, in end 10
Pew No. 90 in The Congregational Nee;
ing House in Bridpor, also on horse sled
.ienr said Meeting House as set iosih in his
Schedule on file in the office Of the Clerk Of
The District Court
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Notice.

L HIS may certify that I have this day
given my son, Samuel w. Sweet. his time
TO transact business for himself. and shall
not pay any debts of his contracting after thia
date.
IRA SWEET.
Huntington Gore, Sept. 25.h Is4S.
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Caps, Muffs, Boas, Fur Trin mings, RIOS
STA dog Collars, and Buffalo Rol rs, for sale
by p. W. COLLINS.
Sept. % 1913
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NOTICE..

THE Subscribers have entered into copa rtner-
ship. under the name of James NJ. Sla de & Co.
and are ready TO serve their friends and The ub-
lie at the stand formerly occupied by VS.. john
son. They intend TO keep for sale
Dry Groceries, Boots and Shoes,
Domestic Cottons, sc. sc.
A share If public patronage is solicited. Prod
uce of most kinds received in exchange for
goods.
J. NJ. SLADE,
HEIAN LANGWORTHY,
MYRON LANGwORTHY.
Sept iIoth, 1913. Is 3m.
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Powder and Shot.

HAZARD'S American Sporting Gunpnwter, in
IL Canizters-Rile and Common Powder Sho:
and Bar Lead, At Russell & GRIDLEY'S. IL
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LIST OF LETTERS
in the Post Office at Middle
nv VT, October Ist. 1913.
,ah Allen, James Hawkins,
i've P. Austin, S. NJ. Hale,
arisa Aldrich, S. l.. Herrick,
visa Bates, A. P. Haight,
gg Ann Bagly, S. W. Jewett,
seph c. Bradley, Um. Kenna,
rus l.. Blanchard, Jabez Kendrich,
G. Bingham, Alma Keep,
seph Bertrand, David Kinnear,
IN Cockeran, Catharine Kane,
lrrison Colman, ID. III. Lakeman,
laline Chamberlin, Sarah Landon,
m. Cummings, Elisha Lawrence,
lillian Carr, Huldah Murray, 2
liza Clement, Sally Mcdonald,
lthony Deloid, Jane McAllis;er,
.keia Drauthy, Phebe narvin,
a Dow, E. c. S. Miller, 2
w. Dana, Moses Mann,
by Dean, Rodney Pierse,
Ii. Dean, Chas. Philips,
cius Farris, David Packard,
Iniel Ford, Philip Rice,
att Fish, Roswell Smith,
Foster, Obed Sherry,
artha Foot, Lucius Smith,
10y B. Foster, 2 Lyman Severance,
bez F. Gilman, James A. Sawyer,
m. Green, ID. l.. Sessions,
IN. L. Goodrich, Ephraim Spaulding 2
ancis Garrett, iSiford Tremble,
neline Goodrich, Daniel Woodbury.,
hn B. Grant, Robt. ID. Walker,
Inc Higgins, James ii. Ward,
m. G. Hooker, II, nj. Whitmore,
nina A. Holden, Daniel Wood,
lillian Hanks, Oliver B. Warren,
Holcomb, Solomon Wells,
vica Haranton,- Daniel T. Wilcox.
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STATE OF VERMONT
ABRAHAM DUNNING.

~ - 4Ni-NN't
late of Weybridae in said district deceased,
presents his petition in writing to said Court,
prayiny for license TO sell the cal Estate of
the said deceased for the purpose of paying
the debts of the deceased aud the expenses
of Administration, and therein sets forth
the amnuntof Debts due from the deceased
and the charges of Administration, the value
of the personal Esta e, the situatiOnof the
Real Estate and that il is necessary TO sell
the Real Estate of the deceased for the puf-
pose aforesaid it is therefore ordered that
the said petition be considered at a session of
said Court tn be holden ut The Office of the
Register o! said Court in Mildlebury afore-
said; on Thursday the 18th day of October
A. ID. 1s43, at O'Clock in the afternoon and
that saidAdmniStrator give notice to all pe.-
SONS interested that they may appear and
make their objections if any they have 10 said
license being granted by.publi-hing.a certifi
ed copy of this order in the Peoples Press
newspaper printed at Mi dlebury in the
County of Addison, three weeks successfully
previous TO the time of said Court.
j 5. BUSHNELL. Register.
A true copy of record,
Attest, J. 5. BUSHNELL. Register. 81
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CHEVlLLA. Damask, Fren, h., Brocka.
Cashmere, NJ. D. Lane, and ilk Shaw ls
just received by 2. W. COLLINS.
Sept %, 1913
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CHUSASS, Grape Taisans. Grape De
Icons, Parisians. ". ID Lains, Gimps. Mo-
hair and Silk Frings, this day r, criveI by
P. ". COLLINS
Sept. %, 1873
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PROBATE NOTICES.
STATE OF VERMONT

STATE OF VERMONT
| District OF Addison, SIS.
DE il remembered that al Probate Court
II held Mi.Idlebury in and for the district
Of Addison ON the PSI day Of September, A.
d. 1s43
! Washington Miller administrator of the estrts of
HOLLAND w. MOVES.
late Of said Mdlebury deceased presents his petition
in writing said Court praying Tor cence to sell the
real estate Of said deceased for the purpose Of paying
the debts Of the deceased and the expenses Of admin
istraton and therein forth the amount OF debts
due from the deceased aud charge of administration,
the value OF the personal estate and the situation oil the
real estate and that is necessary sell the said
real estate Of the deceased for the purposes aforesaid
is therefore ordered that the said petition be
sldered at session Of said Court be held at the Of
tee OF the Register Of said Cout in sad Middebury
on Thursday, the 18th day Of October A. ID. lS43 at
one O'Clock Ia the afternoon, and that said administer
tor give notice thereof to all persons interested that
they may appear, and make their objections if any
they have to sand Gcence being granted, ly publish
ing certified copy Of this order in the MidGebury
Peoples Press, newspaper printed at said Middle
bury, three weeks successfully previous to the sess-
ion Of said Court.
Us. BUSHNELL, Register
A true copy Of record.
81 Arrest J.. BUSHNELL. Register.
STATE OF VERMONT
District OF Addison IS.
BE il remembered that at a Probate Court held at
Middlebury in and for the District Of Addison, the
2lst Jay OF September A. D 1913.
Samuel James administrator of the estate Of
ABRAHAM CUNNING,
late of Weybrilge in said District deceased, make
application to said Courr, have the time allowed
him tor the payment of the debts Of the deceased
tended year rum the expiration al the time here
tOfure limited by this Court 1t is therefore ordered
that the said application be considered by this Court
4. 4 r Il
lister OF said Court Thursday the l9St day Of De-
tober next at O'Clock in the afternoon and that
notice thereof be given all persons interested THAT
they may appear and mike their objections il any they
have to the said time being extended by publishing
certified copy Of tins order in the Mddlebury Peoples
Press new paPer pr nted al said Middebuy three
weeks successfully previous the time Of said Court
j. =. BUSHNELL, Register,
A true copy "l record.
Attest. J. S. BUSHNELL, Reg. 81.
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Dry Goods;
Fire ! Fire !!

HE members fthe Vermont Mutual Fire
] Insurance Company, are hereby notified
that the following assessments have been
made by the Directors On all notes in force
Oh the f flowing days, to wit (:
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;,-s service which we have endeavored
i.rde- ON former occasion"
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". Hull u. Sons Steam soap,

w. HUH "A SOnS DtHam SOAP,
By the box, pound. single cake.
Pale yellow Extra No. and Bar Soap fJr washing
Pure Palm acknowledgement and sweet ,rer-
ted for the Toilette. Feibena Cresm-Auodyne ,ha-
wing cream-emolent soap-Savon supeilne ves,Li
bic monPells Paris, highly recommended To q. 10
wish to enjoy pleasure in Shaving, for s.'r y
10 Russell < GRfULCY.
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New Goods.

THE subscribers have just received from
1 Boston an extensive and well selected
assortment of
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Will be sold on Sat next (Oct. 18th. J
at the dwelling House of Yrs. Prof. Tur-
ner, lot Of Household Furniture consist
ing in part of the following articles viz :
2 Large solid Mahogany Dining Table
2 q" Cherry do
8 Mahogany Bureaus
l Dressing Table
2 Work Stands Extra
l Cherry
l Pine 4" 4"
l High Post Crled Maple Beadsead
4 Common
2 Boz Stoves and pipe nrw
] Dumb Store Russia Pipe do
l Cook Store and pipe
2 Large Looking Glasses (oM Eng
Plate)
2 Smaller do do
| Dining Set
1 Brass Clock r. day.
2or 3 Set Flagg Chairs (Gih)
do common do
FTstrafe Cou
Cords Of Hard Wood
Some Kitchen Furniture, and rnriety
of other articles too numerous to specify.
Sale to commence at 2 o'clock p. Al.
TERMS CASH.
for JOHN s. STORRS.
r. BECKwITH & Co AuctiOneers
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Died.

In Panton. August 9th Of Small Pox,
Mary Jane daughter of Isaac and Phebc
Spaulding. aged 20.
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PicIelcd and Dried Fish, for Sal by
Sept Is Ird STEWART
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New and Beautiful Goods for la
dies and Childrcn's Dresses and
Cloaks just reed by
A. FRANCIS.
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Wool !!

THE suhscri'rr viii psy ca-t for Fi,er4
wool delivered at MS Fac.-r;. IN lirIdl b = .
Sep 25 1913 IA STEN-A;.
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HEAR, ALL YE SICK AND AFFLICTED. HOW We
IL MAY BE CURED.

PHILADELPHIA, December -.
To Dr. D. yayre-Dear S-The astonishing and miraculous
beneficial effects your valuable Eypectorant had my
neighbor, the Rev Mr. Rushing made favorable impres
my mind consulting with several friends and
learning that regular practitioner Of medicine,
called uponyou and purchased half dozen bottles and told
Iou thar lived to take them should have good report
from
am alive well this day. Thanks be to mercifu God
and Expectoran-and forward chserfuy to
fulfil my promise.
For twenty long years had been sufferer from
the effects Of hard dry cough the breast aud difficult
Of breshng the five of which, chs and evers
spring and fall added to my misery. worn TO a
skeletons; the difficulty only could get
and down appetite land strength had
far failed me that friends persuaded could not sur
vive many weeks uHess obtained relief indeed sir,
situation perfectly miserable myself and distress
family that felt willing die Whenever should
please the Master take home. But heard OF
dcine, aud relief Yes proved the Balm OF Glead"
afflicted body. Before had taken bottle
perienced mitigation of ali symptoms and to great
Joy found in the continued of the happies relief In
short sir, has made perfect of me-and truly
Ihave desire to be better.
Now consider it duty owe YOU and through you the
public, make believing that will be the
of directing hundreds who afflicted have BEEN
TO the If remedy which, under the blessings Of God,
consider TO have preserved my life.
You liberty, make OF this letter your adj
vantage, aud make known
IL there be any who doubt the the above account refer
them to shall be happy TO them and Will only
confirm the above Statements but Will them particulars
when would be furnish for the public press
With everlasting gratitude, am, dear sir your obliged
friend MARY GILL,
Corner Of Rose st. and Ge mantown road.
Prepared only BY Dr. Jayne, No 20 South Third street
Philadelphia and at his Office 3c5 Broadway. Price 81
bottle m
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TO THE LADIES.

Dk, HULLS UTERO ABDOMINAL SUtrOhLTIihs H..
THIS for the radical Of fIoapsus
=, Gs Falling ehs wo%s p s.sss psnnsSsny
nendcd to the afflicted the means Of perfect
health having failed Of performing cure even unoe
ne most aggravated circumstances. u....
The Supporter IA. very Fn IA sa. dSse 81
easas. and all other painful surgical eIpedents IN ne Lyas
ospitsl Of London and Paris aud unveaiiy recon-
Dended Europe by medical Of the highest rank Ia
~ the leading %:mSs o. s nsss
;itioners. .
Rooms have furnished exclusively for ladies' az No
Vosey street, having entrance IRON the business
rrussss and Supporten female patients. iyll lmre
- the evidence that Jean DO offered Of their great
Mr. Leonard Rodgers aged g. Tenth street. suppo-
sed be the point Of DEATH from old and bad cough
HIS pbyscan advised him to Shemans Cough LeZenges
he did So and they cured him.
Enoch Camp esq., excellent reporter, cured Of
very bad cough, by Shemans Lozenges-so also Mr..
RAIDER, the famous cigar dealer, IS Chatham. 800
The Catholic Orphan Asylum IN 18th street. has used Sher-
mans Lozenge. for the last yea. with great benefit
ges great thngthe Camphor eZonges the only
remedy for seaekaes headache, aud papitaton, ever
known. 49,
Mr.. John Kse 18th street, cured his child Of worms BY
stefan of celebrity this city recommends sherman's worm
lozenge their practice they also do Sherman poor mans
plaster, which only 2h and certain cure Tor
pain weakness of the side breast back or any part OIL the
Be sure You Eet the genuine sHERAN's LoIeagss and
rastes Warehouse, LOG Nassau st. Agen-ilo N3 ana s2s
Broacway 22 Hudsons; 1888 Bowery; East broadway 10
Aston House; Wan ST !39 Fulton St. B1o9klyn; State
Providence; and Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia.
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LII who would have good head Of hair may b. trying the
IA article here adv eItised:A beautiful Head of Hair Old
young bald aud grey heads all with read this
statement You perhaps hnk reader impossible resters
the human here few whose hair
been restored after other remedy failed Without putting
qualities Of jones' Coral Hair Restoratve-it will thus
ALL old young-force the HAIR stay falling off,
hair grow naturally DARK from he roots This sold
these respectable persons have used and certify
above qualities in all vzMr w Hopkins, %
King St Y; Mr. Phillips, 498 Broome Of Wooster; Hon
Judge Edwards Of Phisda Mr. peaou Navy Yard Charles.
above satisfy all her further proofs three citizens
of Ulster County, certify the same vz:John Doger,
merchant tailor John Henderson, builder Hugh French,
farmer The above before and swore that
OF Deeds This sold very reasonable, only
nilngs bottle, by Jones' sign of the American Eagle 80
Or next to the American Hotel Washngtop z;
st, Charles C; c Baiy, Moristown, N j; Fene,
Main Mddleown, CT Agents wanted in all other cities
SIN
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LUClNA CORDIAL,
EIIXIR OF IOVE
NEAGNIN'S L

NHAGNINS LUCINA CORDIAL, for the sure and spec
M dy OF ncpient consumption barrenne's impotency,
sruraon ncontnence OF ufine involuntary discharge
thereof and for the general prostraticn Of the sysem
whether the result of inherent produced
by iIregularity, illness, OF accident
The widespread celebrity OF this wonderful and BILE
cordial N Soh M sys h Tor rs
complaints Nothing surprising than its invigo
effects the human Frame Persons all weakness and
of female frame which the only
y sss eon.d.rs1 10 Ss And il
the mpedimenu prcd1ced physical wh,c FIRE
do justice the Of the Lucna Cordial which is
regarded by the heads of the faculty in all Of the world
Of the most important medical discoveries of
Sold at 90 Nassau street, and No. go North Sixth
Philsdelphia.
Persons ordering this medicine from the country by sending
have boxe and part the
UIfoo Price 30 per bottle, or S24 dozen. 2 meec
Dkkis rUOrn wAsh-rIepar.d from the orginsi
" cipe atNoa dod street, New Yrok--The Urrn Tooth
ties cleaning the and restoring the gums 70
healthy and preventing unpleasant odou
me mouth whe he arising from decayed teeth or from do!
designed to be Used with tooth brush will be founs
and vens,ns the wearing away Of he gun. II N the
useful Of spungY restoring them
TO healthy ,tss and causing them TO contract around he
1culay serviceabe the Ons Tooth Wash night
dentists BY doing particles Of food which
mulae during the day entirely removed and the mouth
teeth and white teeth are the most valuable portions
Of poor humanity; but how neglect the attention
sessay for their when surrounded by all tho
and eaeeas than the os Tooh WISH Il csan.es and
ten. the teeth the gums. 6es the mouth and
The Ors Tooth Washs the psss detergent used
car ensmel-f Boston Transcript -
Tor sale BY the principal druggists G. city u.tr
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RALDNESS AND LOSS OF HARRIS caused by want
Of healthy Of the vessels which Il OF the persp
from head When these vessels weak diseased
the perrraop thick and cammy and adhere. the mouths
OF the and clogs them and dries and fums scuf
dandruH Less blood then carried the OF the
and forwan which the hair has sufficient nouxhment
aud dry and has and begins nsensby
20 fall of which CONTINUING 10 increase eventually produces
bdsess Restore the capillary vessels OF the head their
healthy circulation I silky hair will make
its appearance which will quantity and volume
I'll the nair becomes thick and healthy.
Jaynes Tome the preparation that has been
known produce Hair Bald Heads which has done
DIR. JAYNE,
Nflmsr No. 3 5 Broadway.
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IMPROVED PATENT SELF-BAILING LIFI
BOAT.

THE Subscriber having invented new and valuable i'm
provement N Life Boau respectfully invites the
the at ention OF Merchants and ship masters.
The quality especially distinguishing Boat from every
other Ike invention, Its capacity Of freeing itself entire
from by the operation Valves for which
with Other the subscriber has been
granted Lee Patent Ia these valves
the natural motion Of Boat and in calm by commu
n,csng TO her az unduatng rocking motion; Their
so perfectly efhcecous Kidding the Boat of water and
leaving her entirely Free that the subscriber claims for his
invention high superiority every other form construc.
second and highly important advantage possessed by this
Boat over every other method Of Life
obtained on the inside by the linear form the
or casngs thus making em the double purpose Of Life
and Quarter Boat and doing with the expense of
ding hlps with an extra Boat in addition the number requ
Having devoted several bringing his Invention to its
present the subscriber olct for the examination
ton OF ship Owners Ship Masters and Others and content
That It's adoption the only perfect Life Boat rejection
"A worthless, should rest solely its merits
felslmsm 81 West AZ Nv
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
rvyrTrp AND PRErANsD NJ

IA M ROUDELOQUE, N. D., LISBON, PI RTU0Ak
2,tiE Scsnt,6c com of Ingredient of which ness
PHI, are comIpsed, have made them the wonder and sdmi
the world They known all over Europe 10 be
he only ever discovered that proved
esss being such thew used during
Tor always mild SAFE and healthy they are certain to
uroJuce miscarriage II used during thar period "
Thf directions arc translated into Englsh and are snyeop,
odnd w the seal Of the importer Stamped Each toI on
sns signature Of NJ de Poudelooue and the Engl,, al;
ccticns have the signature Of Dr. MELVEAU authorsed
agent for the continent of America
They can be Transmitted By any part of the Unxd
States ncuen directed to DIR. ~ Mclvrsu boz "A, New
rob, wal T-e with Immediate attention. All letter. ,ao,t
De post paid 5od by appointment 100 Cherry, Ceth
mail. lof i'm ds1' "