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CONSUMPTION
ANR9 LIVER COMPLAINT
DIR. TAYLOR'S
BALSAM OF LlYERWOR
FROM 215 BOWERi NJ Y

NOR the coughs colds asthma, whOOping cough
Catarrh pains in the side and breast, bronchitis, L7eT
complaints and all those affections OF the throat and lungs,
which are source of much suffering and often ter
inmate in consumption. This remedy il justly and high
~ distinguished. 1t purely vegetable, mild aud gentle
in its effects upon the system and can be taken in tho
most delicate cases with safety wellas utility, So ex.
iensvey has been used and so often proved successful
even in extreme and apparently almost hopeless
only Il palliative but remedy, that the proprietor
feels no hcsIuncy in Introducing and recommending ii
all who unfortunately may have occasion to resort to-
some means for recovery.
Physicians familiar with its effects and aware of the
healing properties OF this vegetable preparation,
frequently prescrib+ in their practice and with the med
ca faculty generally, 1t has met " more than ordinary,
appreciation.
Certificates from the highest and most respectable
of persons who have either been greatly relieved bv
it, or entirely cred from affections of the lungs and
liver could be FURNISHED in abundance but we deem not
nee cssary publish them, the medicine is so generally
known throughout the country to be the best medicine in
use for diseases Of the lungs and liver
For common cold and cough this is ofthe very
hest remedies ever discovered
n. b. There is spurious and counterfeit article a1oat
aud lately Introduced into this place. Therefore he care
nl to get the genuine, which is from 375 BOwrry n York
and that the steel plate label is the bottom to
prevent CuuuterlUlis.
ZION SALE by S,J ALLEN, Woodstock; Geo. r.
MouOn, Brdgcwu,cr; DOwner Neyins ~ Fish. ROyalton;
+. &. Brooks lartord \. a w. Warlner Windsor ~,
s. Mathews Pittsled; Sas Burbank aud Clark q Collins
Montpelier; Moses Morse, Johnson; Merrill, Young co
Sraiord II. d. Morgan co., Warren Il, d j. NJ, Rich
arlsOn, Wai,sleld. I1O-ly
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ALRERT KING AnrNr.

A his Old Band. InlrIy "crnpird By J. @. Trib0n
n has reiitied the shop aud furnished II with every
Iice usually called for 10 the Grorcry line; such Dry
and Pictled Fish, Tobacco, Tea. Coffee Sugar, Moases
OIL. Fruits Nuts &c. &c. which he will sell low rs
can be purchased in this vicinity, md 40 MISTAKE.
ALSO
constantly hand refreshments oTevery description, and
drinks snrh beer. mead. cider SC. &C
Ills old friends and patrons and the public generally arc
respectfully invited t. call and sec lnr themselves
AZ the old stand opposite Whiiney's
WooIstock Au2. II, 1874 22l-n
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CHESTER ACADEMY.

VJNHE Fall Term Of this institution will commence,
! Wednesday the 18th ol September, and continue II
weeks. The uneSampled prosperity OF the school has
enabled lis friends tn such efforts, Us VIII warrant
facilities learning. that given in no other school ia
the vicinity The BOARD of Instruction" for the Term,
is The following:
L. Ranney, A. b.. 4. A. Rnnney. A. D., Associate Prin
cipas Miss L. r. Prescott, Preceptress and ieache' Of
Music. Miss ". e.. Gibson, Assistant Preceptrcss Mrs
8 sil.by, teacher or Vocal Music
The hundred dollars worth ofnew Apparatus has been
received for the Term. Lectures each Tuesday aud Fri
dav evening.
Board excluding may he obtained at 81, 90 per week
including ROOM WOOD lights and washing 81, rs to So
Tuition the in other ncighboring institutions
Chester. Aug. s, is4i. 222 3w
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EIRNIIIRE.

rJrlIE undersigned would inform the citizens Of Wood
stock aud vicinity that he his purchased the entire
interest NJ VI. and g., Fisher In the Cabinet business
aud MAY be found M all times nj the shop pleasant
street. where there will he Kept hand good
furniture he found in the State which
will be- sold cheap ioT cash or short credit.
Those DESTROYS Of purchasing will Do well to examine
ior themselves before purchasing elsewhere they
not fail VI being suited.
GRAIN Lumber aud most kinds OF farming produce Ia
ken IN exchange for furniture GEO. FISHER.
Woodstock, july 10th, 1874. els "
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NEW AND CHEAP GOODS

NOW opening direct from New Yor, and Boston SUI
~ per 6-i sk warp Apacca. super 81 cotton and
linen do. New STYLES Psiennes and Nous. de LANES
50 ps. Rich sly les light and dark Prints.
ALSO.
An additional supply broad and narrow LAGOS and Edc-
ings Wide and narrow Thread Elgngs. Long elastic
Gloves and Mits Cotton aud Worsled Hose and yari-
ETY. Of other sedsonable goods Mt the lowest prices.
CliAS. DANA Jr.
Woodstock, Aug. |, 1914.
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MERCHANDISE TRAINS

Nnn U1ITN Us IUIIUWsl
Leave Boston at 81, ?. NJ, and arrive al Concord
the same evening.
Leave Concord "a, r. VI. and arrive AT Boston the
newt morning.
Freight, FIRST Class, 81 Second Glass. So
Freight should he delivered nt Concord and Boston nm
hour at least beloe leaving to insure delivery BY the
Grst succeeding Train.
All Passenger, Baggage should be marked and when
valued NJ than $50. notice should be given and e,
ira charges paid, or no claim ur dnmage or loss bevonJ
such sum WI be allowed. N.G. uplAM, supt.
Ocl ~, l7i5. Isl.t
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Votes! Votes!

For State, aud County officers, and the
District, supplied at this office, at 25 cents
per hundred. No votes will be sent I'M
less the cash accompanies the order,
Send in Immediately.
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FOR SALE.

T,IIE well known Dwelling House formerly occupied h'
L Gen Lyman Mower, will be sold a. rented on very
reasonable terms. The House built in the most sub
tanta manner and is pleasant location On the south
sd of Woodstock Green. Enquire of Z.sTEARNS.
siW0otstock, June 10, lSiI.
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DISSOLUTION

TINE coparner,hip existing between the Subscribers
l. under the nrn OIL. NJ. a g. FISHER, is dSso,edby
mutual consent Al persons indebted Ia said firm,
cost. I. " FISHER,
GEO. FIsIERR,
Woodstock, july goth, 1914.
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WINDSOR COUNTY.
DEWOCR4IIC CONVENTION.

The democrats of Windsor County will NEE
in convention at the Methodist Chapel, in Wood
stock, on Friday the 23d inst, at 10 o'clock A NJ,
roI the purpose of selecting four candidates for the
State Senate, and of lransacling any other bust
ness lha, may be deemed of consequence.
Charles q. Easlman,)
Sum'l Mutt, County Co mmil CO.
Ira b. Person,
Woodstock, Aug. II, lSH.
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COMMIssIONER's NOTICE.
Window Glass.

THE subscriber has just received large assortment o
i window Glass. which. with his old stock makes :
complete mcntOf sizes which will be sold for casa
cheaper than can he bought in the county.
GEO. II. CHAPMAN, nj the stone store.
June 10
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THE WOODSTOCK AGE,
PUBLISHED
[ VERY TIL RSDAY EVENING
AT WOODSTOCk YER MONT.
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DOOR SPRINGS.
HARTWELL'S PATENT.
GEO. II. CHAPMAN.
-, No, on 1910 lS5tf
BARNARD INSTITUTE.

A SCHOOL. Tor the instruction of young Ladies and
"A Gentlemen will he opened NJ barnard, ny
MR. ]. &. CRUOKER. A. b.,
commencing on Monday sept ID To continue II weeks
Instruction will he given in the following brnhchts'
viz, ENGLISH Grammar, Geography, Arithmetic, Alstbrh,
q, omcrN Application Of Algebra 10 Geometry, losu-
rilhms TrgOnomctry, Mrnsurion of Heights ana DIS
iuucrs Surfaces and Solids, surveying Conc StctoiS'
Natural Moral and intellectual Philosophy, Astronomy,
Chcmi.rv Rhetoric, Logic, Topography, composition
ard the French Language.
TEXT BOOKS.
Mitchcls Geography, Adams Arithmetic, Sihh OF
Swetts Grammar, DAYS Algebra Davies Lcgcndres Gt-
nurtry Triu0nOnctry and MrnsurntiOn, GIbs0hs sur
vryiuG and Ioalrithns. Iu;tons Comic Sections Com
.ork, Chemistry and Natural Philosophy Ahcrcrombr
Intellectual and Wa, land, Moral Philosophy, Olmseds
ASTRONOMY Birris Geography Olhe Heavens, Hedges
Iouc Blns Rhetoric, Robins History, B0yers Erchch
Urtonnry Bouurs LcyiLnCs French Grammar, ftrlh
Fables, Vie de Washington.
TrtrIuS-Thosc who attend to the common Ehelsh
,r,'n.t,.' nuIv viii he cln,rrd $3.50
u,Ior hr,,nrhr. from 300 to $50
ii-,,, I ,rn,,,,, cyir, 300
~ Particular attention win he paid to those who wsh
IA uy tlcnlsrve, for teaching obstruction VIII also
he avcn in Fencing, Hrond-swOd Exercise nnd military
ain If desired. Board can be obtained III good Families
nam C,l ~ 10 l. 80 per week. A building il now being
GtteI M suitable lur the accommodation oi the school
Further reference can he made the Principal! or the
following bOurd ut Trustees. .
EBEN'R ATWOOD, JOS u, DhNronih
SETH CONANr. HIRAM AlhENs'
Barnard, July 22i, lsll.
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STATE or VERMONT, 1.-THE Hon. the Probate Court
n,n1FoED DIsTIcT ~. Tor the District OF Hartford
aforesaid -
To nh persons concerned in the estate Of James ellison
late ri IIartlnd in said District deceased. GREETING
Whereas Ehen VI. Stot her. Uanl Morgan nnd samuel
Gson Executors Of the last win aud Testament OF snd
deceased requests said Court to ALLOW them tie further
time Of one wear from aud after the 9Th day oi >tpttl-
her, u. lsll IN make payment IT the debts anu close
the settlement oi the estate. ,-
Therefore YOU hereby notified that said application
will he heard ut session OF the Probate Court TO be hrd
at the Probate Office In Woodstock on the 4ih DAY ol
september next at which time You may be heard III tue
premises.
And this order shall be published three weeks success;
iyrly in the Spirit Of the Age, newspaper printer NJ Sh
Woodstock IN this Stale, the last Of which pnbhcaon
shah be before the day assigned for hearing ~ aforesaid
Given under my hand ut the Probate Office ut wood
stock This 18th day Of August A. y. lsll
22l-3w DEL BILLINGS, Register.
STATE OF VERMONT, The Hon. the Probate Cont
DISTRICT ~ nARroRDss for the District ri Hartford
nresn 10 all persons concerned In the estate OF Dexter
spuldng, late Of Brgcwaer, in said District deceased,
interstate. GRLETIN''
WHEREAS Eben VI. Siocker Of Iariland, Adminstra-
w tor OF the Estate nj The said deceased, proposes
rendering nm account Of his administration, aud present
ing his count against snid estate, for allowance, ht
session snd court To be held NJ the Probate Office
in Woodstock in said District the 9Th dat oi Sepern-
her neNt:-Thereiore, you are hereby notified to APP
pear before said Court at the time and place aforesaid,
and show cause II amy you have, why the sad account
should not he allowed.
Dated NJ Woodstock, in said District. this lst day OF
Aug A. ID. lsii DEL BILLINGS, Register.
22I.3w
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WOODSTOCK PRICE CURRENT,
CORRECTED WEEKLY by SALES AT THE
con MIS- SON STOR e,
MONDAY, JUNE q, 1914.
ROOTS & SHOES,

Apple dryed ID cash cts. BOOTS 81 SHOES.
AUuhh Gents line scwcd
Butter calfhonts I5Oto : 90
ices wax o1 u ~ Gent- fine prgd - To 90
COFFEE Jo do dn
! Coffee best MI' Goat W. Nv ass rosco
Pc do 40 10 10 Gents fine pesd
ires Il 'lhsfl III Jus lou Leather 225 to 200
dry Id Gent, tine saitcr
FRUIT =, =, calf shoes 100 TO ! 80
Box Raislns 40 ID IL do do Md do 80 800
ktg do ID do Goat pumps 80 to | ~
English Currahls ID ~ do do CATERS 90 TO ! -
SUGARS do Leather slip
Loaf sugar Refined lb "A pers re to GO
Crushed "a L. do cloth do ~ tn | W
Whlie nav brS' 10 " Boys caherpg'l
PRO, do do Id . boots 80 to lGi
do Good do 10 calf shoes Ostol 25
DOMESTIC GOnDs do pru'd leather 90 to / ~
Bro SnGelings SO din l,nnt numns 90 ia q
ana ~ men saw do gaitcr do ss to | -
Slr,inss On 10 Ladies spring heel
Driihns 'ai hid shoes SOTO 10,
Blsached shcetnes do French do los tol %
from u w Nv l"' lo"i do lushgs III u II
TENS do French bronze
0od IIysonte tea hest D. toilet shoes lsiro 9s
MHs Yong do il $ L %% '.S 1 Fl"ncn ''O 'o' =
or do do III 80 XII sIinstnilrt
CB do do ID % shoes l3sroiia
SS?~rau' Ii ,,,6- boots 1i2tol5c
Noe 4l'-"' do leather peeI
DlLS 49,. -. shoes y! TO ] OU
Refined whale" '39 ~ Misses cold Mo-
d. Winter sooa sa5 c"Gr r"r 's' do do % to =.
PAINTS din MIR Md lace
Red lead dry Sc ~ dn G7to rs
White do 1c1 ? In Vorn,cnLndn- = IA 81
chrome yellow ~ do Cater Kid
'nhN - %. h9Ots ! M In %
SILT 400, a., do do 40 shoe, - to ~
turks island bu'h I've ~. do spring hccdo - to ~
- SluncS wv i,o do cali scwed do - to | NJ
In SACK nhc ~ y do leather pcsd soto 81
,hGlhth quo - dOdO srwed bnOts 70 to p
nNLs Ill, 49,, {, -, ,o, thillrrn's gutcr
Boston nails rom Id TO- goa Md bouts II to %
by the caNh ~ Gus, D - do Bnptpcs 5Uto -
Glass by ~ lOCn 5000 ,ln XII Jn "a IN Il;
do by do 80 do Jo T,cs 90 In al
do by do 100 H." Jo c,i,,r shine. ~ IN 4.
The demand the past week has been very limited Tor
prime articles (nbuyc quUlrdl- there has been within
few days pust some sales Of Interior articles By
Slcnrus Central street at small discount ON quota
taiiOns,
WOOL.
Sales brisk ihy growers the pnstwcCk mostly taken by
spectators, ddynnrc IN price rom quotation duliripa
TED. SINony lcCrc u jO-Amtrc'n It'll blood 4! Ii
do ~ 10 81 IS a lO-lO com. to IL 3! s.
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TNXPERIENCE of four years has fully tested the viz
IL tues of DIR. SHERMAN's MEDIcATEp LozENGEs. sew
eral million boxes have been sold and given perfect sat
isiacliOn TO all who have used them.
PLY scans and Clergymen Lawyers, Professors, rich
and poor high and lOw-in fact nearly the whole OF the
American people have given them their sanction ana
are now fast spreading their influence III every part Of
WV '' " WORMS CAUSE DEATH
To thousands, without their being suspected
Children aud adults often suffer much from them, when
mediate relief Hundreds of instances have come to my
knowledge, where persons on the brink OF the grave hs
wasting away and the Physicians trying their skill in
van and resorlinl at last the only hope to Shermans
Worm LOzenges which have estOrcd them to health and
hpppness. How often have mothers called nj the ware
house and poured forth their thanks and blessings In line
restoration of their dear beloved offspring Never before
has perfect remedy been discovered for the entire erad
cation of all kinds of worms.
HEADACHE, PALPITATION,
IOwness of Spirits, Fatigue, Painting, Dependency
Nervous disease generally, aud Sea Sickness, all sub
ect to the curative properties Of Shcrman's CamphOr
0zeuges They cure severe headaches &c, in ten min
utes. In fact they operate like acharm, and no person
should 90 to sea without them MS they are nlahIe III
Sea Sickness. Persons subject fatigue attending
crowded parties will find them TO relieve them OF all las
Cough, COLDS, CONSUMPTION,
Asthma tighness OF the chest, whOopng cough, cough
attending measles and all affections Ol the lungs, are I'M
mcdiaely relieved by Shernlans Cough ozengeS' 1hcy
entirely all recent cases in lew hours ana olth
the most alarming Ol consumption YIELD rs u by
magic to their happy influence, IN the case of the Rev
Mr. Anthony, the Rev. Mr. Sreete and hundreds q" 9TH
ers, even when they had been given np ms lncurahc
SHERMAN'S POOR MANS PLASTER.
900, 900 sold ycariy, and for only II IL cents,
Rhcumatsm umbago, pain or weakness in the breast
side, back, part Of the body, immediately relieved
by the hest of all plascrS cost what they may, worn
the lower part nj the spine thcy cure the pcS ana IT,
male weakness, falling OF the Womb; they drnw CoruS
by the roots without the least pain Joseph lloNe
was almost beut dOuhleths pusicr cured him in lew
hours. Mr. David Williams mn old Revolutionary soldier
cured OF Rheumatism Ciseycral Years Standing N H.
The doctor delcs the world IL produce better plaster
better Lozcnges tnn his. lie is an experienced ed'
Gated Physician, member Of the Medical S"cicty OF the
city Of New York, aud all his preparations are in lghre
putc with his medical brethren well rs with all olh,r
classes Of the community Always see you get the gen
inc Shermanns LOzeneeS or pascrs, they alone are
known and have stood the test for years
For Sale by ). j. ALLEN and by appointed Agents IN
every town in the State l77-ly
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GEO. W, VANDUzEE
STILL KEEPS OPEN SHOP AT HIS OLD
TAIL @R0M@

5a1S3G6LDLda3 hCGNoC
TIE thanks his friends for the "PERFECT RUsH'
III with which they have crowded his shop during tho
past season, and in duty hound hereby promises to
''BECOME ALI THINGS TO ALL MEN" AND BOys
making, and cutting for others make well as FUR
nishing READY MADE all sorts of clothing TO suit the
size FORM md taste of those Mo want to esed up
either for fashion comfort or for both combined.
READY MADE CLOTHING furnished at little low
rate and of much better quality than be had al
any other shop in the TOWN or COUNTY.
Mr. V. is just in from TnE CITY with the latest and
best styles Tor the Fall and Winter. Call gentlemen and
examine the PREMISES.
Mr. V. finds his business pressing that he cannot in
Justice To his Customers, spend his time in Book KEEP
NG; wherefore all pay and exchanges work must be
at the time the work is done.
Mfr " will keep hook of accounts after the first day
October next and all unsettled accounts previous t.
tnat time must be CLOSED Immediately.
NJ b. FIRST RATE JoURNEyMAN WANTED, Non
Lut The first rate mead apply. GEO. w. VANDUZEE.
Woodstock Sept 2S, lsl3. l76 If
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EDAE.u.EY'S
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.


THE WONDER AND BLESSING or THE AGE
HBUNDREDS of thousands Of people have proved
Il u it aud all confess it IN entire muster OF PAM swell
ne sore pile sore eyc and Of every iulamahle Affection
Five minutes will convince any one that pam by hurns
and scalls ARE indeed trivial (Sce mmphlels) IL Is
our duty To tell all men this save Is blessing Is capaole
Of Siyjng all pain and even life when every ohcr remedy
known and the faculty Is useless. Every family VIII use
H. Wicked, low wretChrS are CounlCltIiiNgii, ana ny
their trash much life will he lost aud suffering enlnre-
with icnd like elronlcry they pretend 1t to he genuine
II IT, DALEY Is no; written each hON no Magical Pam
Extractor is gcnune avoid it as poison, useless and dan
gCrOlS.
The following persons are agents for the sale ofhegen
unc article in Vermont;
> J. Allen, Woodstock; Potter and Parker, PoWna
NJ X a :, = Scott, BcnnuglOni S.P Peck, Fast hen
ningtnn in Remington County; T. ChiMs sd %. smith,
Wilmington; Perry Il Dexter, Dover; Nath Cheney ,Jr
Towishcnd; David +. Gushing, Cmn'ridspor Nihdh''h
County; Joseph lladey Of So Chester Sharwh Rich
nrlson, Chester A. l. Thompson n Co., sprnstcldi
Bartlett a Whitcomh Wealher>ledi Dnnl TAFT a. sons,
'Tnl,svilie; q. Bailey, So Woodstock; Walton Brown,
Fcchyillc; DAVIS N Wheeler, Cayendsh Geo II. Moul-
ton, iridgewucr I'll oih'
beUTTER SALT by the sack or bushel Tor sule
D very cheap at the stone store ny - ,
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SHARON SEMINARY.

SHARON SEMINARY.
TnNiIE FALL TERM of this school will he opened tor The
u instruction oi Young ladies aud gentlemen, Mon
day the 9Th OF Sept aud continue twelve weeks. bulld-
na has been fitted up with convenient apartments for re-
citation rooms aud Tor the accommodation Of those who
may ws Juvenile Department will he Organized aud
but under the direction Of IN experienced teacher.
Instruction will be given in all branches that were emu
mGrnlcd IN the former prospectus and the text books viii
pc the same. Arrangements have been made Ia procure
u Of mathematical Instruments and the art of survey
ing, Lcvclng Measuring ct Heights and Distances will
be taught, both theoretically md practically.
TUITION.
Juvenile Dspartments $3.50
Higher BranccS, wary ing from $500 to $500
Particular attention will be given to those who wish
to uunliH themselves for teaching
Board can be obtained in good families very reason
able terms, and rooms Tor those who wishes IN board
themselves.
No deduction nndc for absence during term time, cV-
ccpi in case Ol sickness.
WN.R STONE, paIycrriL.
Slarnn. VI. InlN 9. u -. 2lg 3W
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CONCORD RAIL ROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

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THROUGH many medicines have been before Tue pWnnc
| a mnch longer perioi lhun WRluuTs INDIAN VIC
ErARLE PLsye none stands in higher repue,or nus
more rapidly attained firm hold upon popular
The thousands that have used them throughout me enG.
md breadth of the Repuhhcul cheerful testimony 10
their thorough efficacy and mild operation when employ
ed in the most distressing disorders (which hesh Is he
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aDUTTER SALT by the sack or bushel Tor SAT-
GEO. r. CHAPMAN.
Nny TO- lSii
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NTTIlTNT w. T 49, -. ~,
OF TUE NORTu AMERICAN COLLEGE or hEALTH.
and tt nrIcrs are never in ANY allowed 10 sell me
cnuinc medicine an travelling .iscnls Will he PROVIDED
wha certificate of dsuury above drserhe,i, ANA lhoSe
who cannot show one will he known nS base lpoS"''
yhc allowing hiehly respectable persons have been mp
noin,cd AGENTS lnr the sale Of the above ntnrd
URiGHT'S INDIAN IEGETiRLE PILLS.
OF THE Norm AMERICAN COLLEGE OF HEALTH