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CONSUMPTION
AND LIVER COMPLAINT
DIR. TAYLOR'S
BALS.A1l!M!! o. OF ! L i, y :! }


OR the cure ofcoughs, colds asthma whooping cough
complaints and all those affections OF the throat and lungs,
which "A of 50 much suffering and so often ter
inmate in consumption. This remedy il justly and high
" distinguished. ltspurey vegetable, mild and gentle
in lis effects upon the system aud be taken in the
most delicate Gases with safety weas utility, So ex
eisycl has been used, and often proved successful,
even IN extreme and apparently almost hopeless
only as palliative but Ms remedy, that the proprietor
feels Gsnncy in Introducing and recommending il to
all who unfortunately may have occasion resort 10
some means Tor recovery.
physcinns familiar with its effects and aware of the
healing properties OF this vegetable preparation,
frequently prescrib in their practice ana With The med
zeal CcuI generally, it has met with more thaa ordinary,
appreciation.
Certificates from the highest and most ospeclabesour
ccs of persons who have either been greatly relieved by
it, or entirely recOy cred IRON affections of the lungs and
liver could be furnished in abundance but we deem not
necessary publish them, the medicine is so generally
known throughout the country to he the best medicine IN
use Tor diseases OF the lungs and liver,
For cold and cough this Is one OF the very
hest remedies discovered
NJ b. There is spurious and counterfeit article aoat
and lately introduced into this place. Therefore be
n to get the genuine,whic is from 1915 Bowey N York.
and see that the new steel patclabels on the bottom to
| prevent COunteriets
+4'FOR SALE by S. j. ALLEN, Woodstock; Geo. Il.
Mouon, Brdgewater; Downer Nevins Fish, RoyaltOns
+. G. Brooks, Hartford A. H. Wardner, Windsor; ". e.
S. Mathews Pittsied; Sas Burbank and Clark Collins,
Montpelier; Moses Morse, Johnson; MOrill, Young
Slralord II. ID. Morgan co., Warren r. d j. NJ. Rich
ardsOn, Watsfeld, holy
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CONCORD RAIL ROAD.
g [ sgssT t3s:5sS;: . 49,,
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

ON and after November lst Passenger Trans will
" daily Sundays eyceped) in connection ith the
Boston and Lowell, and Nashua and Lowell Railroad az
follows:
Leave Boston Mt I A. NJ. II A. NJ, and s r. NJ
Leave Concord at 3i A. NJ, IA A. NJ, and p. NJ
Trains from intermediate places will run lOows,vz:
Up TRAINS.
Leave Lowell at III A.M IL Ia p and Ia P. NJ,
Nashua ut A. NJ, p. NJ, AM +, 81.
Manchester 9 "a A NJ, 81 =. ',.. and : "a Pm
or Immediately on the arrival Of the ol.. om Boston
DOWN TRANS.
Leave Manchester l.9 \. ST., X IT and 33-4 Pm.
" Nashua nj l.2 \. 3d., '-l =. NJ. aud 4 "a r. NJ
Lowell M Ia A. NJ +. NJ. and l-2 NJ,
or Immediately on the arrival of the from Concord
The second train from Concord arrives in Boston in sen
for Passengers take the O'Clock tram to New York
The road connects with the Boston and Maine Rail-
road, so that Passengers may pass betwiyt Concord a
yerhl. Exeter, Dover and Portland either way daily.
STAGES Immediately the arrival of the first train at
'Oncord leave by various routes Tor IlOpknlon
CRrcmont and Windsor; for Lebanon ind IIanoycr;Pkm-
ouh and lInyerhil Canaan and Oriord Meredith Bridge
Centre Ilurhor md the White Mountains On the sec
Ond day from Boston, Stages reach Royaon, Midlebury
Montpelier and Burlington connecting there with the
Steamboat line to Montreal and by Steamboat and STAKES
Ia Ogdensbnrgh Stages also from Ilayerhll to STAN
stil connecting there with Stages 10 Montreal Numer-
other connecting with the Concord Rail Road
run 10 the principle towns in New Hampshire, Vermont
aud the Canadns
Stages daily from franklin and Sandbornton to the
II O'Clock train, returning after the arrival the second
train from Boston,
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TUOMPSONIAN MEDICINES.

u,UE entire stock Of ThompsOnan Medicines Formerly
kept by Nathaniel Randall ,hnye recently htel uhs-
ierrcd to the Notwithstanding of the following COZ"
pounds; n,..
Composition pOH ders-Exir or Hot Drops-Dyseh'"iy
Syrup-(m admirable preparation for the prevention "o
cure OF the syMNsR CoMPLAiNT)-Ntgelao'e 'e,H
Cough Balsuin-Cuueh Syrup-Volao Llhmeht--sll,n-
mating Linmcnt-MeadOw Fern Ointment "a superior
remedy for the poison of Ivy ana dogwood ana all c"i
neuus cruptiOns)- Dg SHlyc-sWccd b'lers-rV
male Restorative onlnn's Frleud.-Anti-Di sncpnc
bread or Conserve of Holly Acknowledgements ilue
tn 70 or Sd Preparation &c. The efficacy VI 'he n n,
coupouuLs ave too well known to those who nave '"N
tried them 10 need pulling. ,, A. ro,,rro
Also II variety Of simple articles VIA w J., n,I
BAY Lerrv Green and brown Emcic, nerve r""uo' pi
yerlzed Poplar GOldGn Seal Gum MYTH ho" ~
Coarse BAY berry Eng, SHlliOn WI feppr'Slo'
inf Ioelu do Ca, enc, do. Ny rrh &C 10 'hc 'ocSos,
Isl kent Iy Randall the subscriber has hdut" ahu VIII
continue 10 ulI many approved no'"h'u 'c"luio' ~
cru,ir and prepared. Also valuable compounds ol nus
om nrrnrttio in the shape O syrups for purifying Inc
hoo and lr lung affections llnimehts Tor every hchr'
n ,in and difficulty for which linamens are required,
Powders and Pills Tor stomach, liver aud howell cont
n,ins y-strength stimulating ANA rilti-
tnu pnsrrs salyrs, which IA thuy apPltu, VIII re-
move the worst of CCsHlsO, superior emenleS LOT re-
yer sores and all cOndltiOncd sores or uceS-Hha'-
matte TnGiurC The above medicines with many others
will be kept pure neatly put up with sihhlc irr''"hs
and sold reasonable prices Botanic Practitioners hfe
requested to call aud examine for themselves
CAuToN.-TO those who are DESTROYS OF obtaining pure
Thou,sonan medicines, would say beware 0lWhohi Nol
purcase ms they are frequently adulicraled WIN worm
less pcrniCOus anl poisonous substances ANA naheu OH
on The for the SimOn Pure for Tie purpose
m sneculaOn or OF bringing those invaluable renldta III
to d.srepute, a. ~, uN""''''
few rods west OF the Court House
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BRIGHTON NAsskEIT.
MONDAY. AUG. 10. 1914.

At Market 40 Beef Cattle, Il pair working oxen
50 Cows and Calves, ajOO Sheep and about 1850 Swine.
PRrcEs.--Beef CatHc.-Extra So ora First quality
sl,HOai Is Second quality, do Third quality, 81 OF
81 2j
Working Oyensacs noticed at So, 81, a. %, mud 9O
Cows aud Caves-Dnil. sales noticed Mt SIS 81, 81
Is, &C. so, and | at SO.
Shsep.--SIles about the same rs last week
Suinr,-Dul. Wholesale, .2 c.. retail, c. for Sow,
and 8 for DarrOws. ". h Farmer.
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BARNARD INSTITUTE.

4 SCHOOL Tor the instruction of young Ladies" und
n Gentlemen will he opened At Barnard, by
MIR i. G.. CROOkER. A. H.,
commencing Monday, sept ID to continue ~ weeks
Instruction. will he given in the inlowing branches
viz; English Grammar, Geography, Arithmetic Algebra
G, one,ry Application Of Algebra to Geometry, Lost-
rithms Trgunomciry, MensnalOn of Heights ANA DIS
tnucrs Surfaces and Solids, surveying, Conc sections,
Natural Moral and Intellectual Philosophy, Astronomy,
Chemistry Rhetoric, Logic, Topography, composition
and the French Language,
TEXT BOOKS.
Mirchcl's Geography, Adams Arithmetic, smith ~
Swers Grammar, Days Algebra, Davies rsthIre's Ge-
omrry Triaonoinelry aud MrnsurnliOu, Glbs0ns sur
yr,na and l.ogurirhns buttons Comic Sections, Com
stock'- Chemistry md Natural Philosophy Abercrombe
intellectual and WAY lands Moral Philosophy, Olmsiods
Astronomy, Burrits Geography 1.-THE Heavens itoses
LONE Bnif's Rhetoric Ruhims' History BONcrs frhCh
Dictionary, BolmWs LeviNic's French Grammar, Pt'lhs
Enhlcs Vie de- Washington.
TrITIoN-ThOsr who attend to the common English
branches only, will he charged SOU
Wichcr branches from 800 to $50
rrsSnch Innnunoe ,ytra 800
NJ Pnrticutr attention will be- paid to those who wish
to 1nty themselves tor teaching, Instruction will also
be clvrn in Fencing nrOldswOrd Exercise ANA Military
din dies, red board can be obtained IN good Families
from 81 % to |, 80 per week. building IL now hrhg
Gte IN suitable the accommodation Of the school -
Further reference can he made to the Principal or TIE
following board ol Trustees. ,.
EBENR ATWOOD, Jos u, DANFohIH
SETH CONANT. HIRAM AlhENS'
Barnard, July 22d, lsi!
This cerlircs that Mr. J. C. Crooker was engaged ms
PRINCIPAL OF the South Woodstock High School III the fall
of lsl3 and that lie gave entire satisfaction. We there
fore very chccrully recommend him To An enlightened
pubic us a good and faithful Instructor.
WiliARn , BOWMAN, So. Wood,tocf
JAMESC, SLAYTON, )Hgh Schooi.
So Woodstock July 9th, l5A. 22O-3w
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On The Track!
LASTTWELVE NUMBERS OF
TIE COON HUNTER.
The perfect rush with which
the Coon Hunter has gone
off, since it's commencement,
has placed it out of our pow
err to supply the back num-
bers, and we propose to send
the last tmelre, commencing
August 18th, from No. Ito
No, IS, (inclusive) at the rate
~ 10 Copies for 81 ,O0l 81
sent to one addrcss-cash
down, in all cases
We earnestly request our
friends to exert themselves to
procure subscribers, The
crisis demands action, and &C.
ton let us have from every
democrat in the state.
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FURNITURE.

TIVE undersigned would inform the citizens Of Wood
stock and vicinity that he has purchased the entire
interest III NJ and G.. Fisher in the Cabinet business.
aud may he found ut all time. at the shop pleasant
street where there will he kept on hand good
al furniture he found in the State, which
will br sold cheap for cash OF short credit.
Those DESTROYS of purchasing will do well to examine
Tor themselves before purchasing elsewhere, they
Rot fail ~ being suited.
Grain Lumber and most kinds OF farming produce Ia
ken in exchange for furniture. GEO. FISHER.
MnnlsInrk. InlN 2lIh lsii. 2ls II
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I1XpERIENCE of four wears has fully tested the vir
IL tues of DR. SuERMAN's INDICATED LozENGEs Sew
ernl million boxes have been sold and given perfect sat
isiaction to all who have used them
Physicians and Clergymcn Lawyers, Professors, rich
and poor, high and low in fact nearly the whole OF the
American neope have given them their sanction andhey
the known world.
WORMS CAUSE DEATH
To thousands, without their ever being suspected.
Children and adults often suffer much from them, when
a box of Shermans Worm Lozenaes would give them i'm
mediate relief Hundreds of instances have come to my
knowledge, where persons on the brink oil inc grave as'
wasting away aud the Physicians trying their skill IN
van and resortinJ last the only hope to sherman
Worm LOzenges which have restored them to hta'h ana
happpness. How often have mothers called at the ware
house and poured forth their thanks and blessings Tor the
restoration of their dear beloved offspring Never before
has perfect remedy been discovered for the entire eradi-
cation OF all kinds of worms. .
HEADACHE. PALPITATION,
Lowness of Spirits, Fatigue, Painting, Dependency,
Nervous disease generally and Sea Sickness all sub
ect to the curative properties of Shcrmans Ca'nphor
ozcnges They severe headaches &c, in ten min
utcs In fact they operate like acharm, and no person
should 90 without them they are infalIihle in
Sea Sickness. Persons subject to fatigue, attending
crowded parties will find them TO relieve them OF all las
situle and oppression. ,
Asthma tighness OF the chest, whOopng cough cough
attending measles and all affections the lungs, are i'm
mrlinely relieved by Shermans Cough Ozengcs' They
entirely cure all recent in lew hours, ana often
the most alarming OF consumption yield, as II 10y
magic their happy influence rs IN the case OF the Kew
MIR Anthony, the Rev Mr. Srecler and hundreds OF 9TH
ers even when they had been given up rs incurale.
SHERMAN'S POOR MANS PLASTER.
900, 900 sold yeorly, and for only II l-2 CENTS
Rheumatism, Iumhago, pain or weakness in The breast
side back or any part Of the body, Immediately relieved
by the hest of all plasters cost what they may worn
on the lower part of the spine they the p les and ie
male weakness, falling OF the Wonh they draw corn'
out by the roots without the least pain. Joseph lioNIt
was almost beut doube-this plaster cured him in few
hours. Mr. David Williams, AN old Revolutionary sodle
cured OF Rheumatism Ciscvera years standing ny II
The doctor defcs the world To produce better plaster
or better olenges than his. lie is experienced el
Gated Physician member Of the Medical Society OF th
city OF New York, and all his preparations are nh9hre
puG with his medical brethren rs well ms with all nthc
csses the community. Always see you get the gehu
inc Shermann's Lozcnqcs Plascrs, they alone arr
| known aud have stood the test for years.
For Sale by ). j. ALLEN and by appointed Agents II
every Town in the Stale lilly
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NEW AND CHEAP GOODS.

NOW opening direct from New York md Boston Su-
per Cd silk warn Alpaccas. Super GA cotton and
linen do. New styles Phrisennes and Nous de Lnnes
80 ps. Rich stl les light aud dark Prints.
ALSO:
An additional supply broad and narrow Lucos and Edg-
ings Wide aud narrow Thread Edgings. Long elastic
Gloves aud Mit'S, Cotton and Worsed Hose and yari-
ETY. oi other scasonahle goods the lowest prices.
CHAS DANA Jr.
Woodstock, Aug. |, lsii
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C0MMISSIONER'S NOTICE.

WE the subscribers being appointed by the Hon. the
w Probate Court for the District o. Windsor Com
nissoners. receive, examine and adjust nll claims and
demands Of all Persons against the estate 0 DAVID
SAWYER late of IudluS in said District, deceased
epres ,nted ms0vcn aud also NIL claims and demands cy
libitcd offset thereto, ard six months from this dait
leng allowed for that purpose, hereby give notice that
sc Will attend TO the business OF our said appointment
It the dwelling house OF the widow OF the deceased in said
Ludlow on the second Monday Of December aud Iannnry
,cxt from o'clock 4. NJ until oclOCkP. NJ on each o
said days.
JAMES b. liOSS, Commissioners
ELIJAH SCOTT,
Ludlow, August II, lSll. 22l-3w
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DEN Il fs.cKF
.,y7>.sJn, .ls.>5o u s~>>lss~Vl- .,l-1-,v2r
Or. II. \. c II A [, DeItIl SnfseOn,
WOODSTOCK, VT.
OFFICE IN TIE BANK BUILDING, Up STAIRS.

PLIGGING-5O cts to $ 90.
Particular attention paid To plugging decayed teeth
with GOLD which filling will he wlaRAsTED 10 remain
good, during the life time Of the patient.
EX rRACrISE-25 cts
The key entirely discarded, and non. but Chevalers
splendid rorccps, used in this operation.
pINOrJSG, OR ESGnARriNG, s25O.
"AlcOcks" elegant 1NCnBRuPrisLK tsets, NJ Natural
shape aud color, nd firm aud durable uissasr on the
roots OfdecayCl teeth.
PLATE WORE. s. to per tooth.
Teeth set on GOLD PLATE, from one tn full set after
the most approved mcthtG
SPNrrves ot teeth DESTROYED when NscsssAsY, with
sut plin Great given to the RgoILAs LsaasEsgsr
chiidens teeth and to ie treatment ~ all diseases Of
the mouth aud gums.
Tooth powders, guses, and washes, prepared and for
sale.
No rharee Tor cynninatiOns. or advice. l5.f
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MERCHANDISE TRAINS

Run daily ms follows
Leave Boston at 81, P. NJ, and arrive at Concord
the same evening,
Leave Concord at3 3A p NJ, and arrive at Boston the
next morning.
Freight FIRST Glass, Sii Second Glass 49,
Freight should he delivered Concord and Boston mn
hour AT least before leaving TO insure delivery by the
first succeeding Train.
All Passengers baggage should be marked and when
valued M than $50, notice should be given and ex
ira rhnges paid claim for damage or loss beyond
such sum will be allowed. N. G. UPHAM, Supt
Oct 81, lsi3. isi-t
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For SALE.

THE well known Dwelling IIonse formerly occupiedhy
i Gen. LYMAN Mower. will be sold or rented very
reasonable terms. The House built in the most sub.
stan ial manner aud Is pleasant location on the south
side Of WoolsiockGrccn. Enquire OF Z.STEARNs.
WOODSTOCK, June 10, 1911.
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CHESTER ACADEMY.

rYNItE Fall Term Of this institution will commence,
| "Wednesday the 18th Of September, and continue II
weeks. The uncSampcd prosperity OF the school, has
enabled lis friends tn such efforts, will warrant
facilities op learning. that given in no other school Ia
the vicinity The Board Of Instruction" for the Term
Is the following,
L. Rnnney D.. A. A. Rnnney. A. H., Associate Prn-
cipnl- Miss H. X. Prescott PTeccpiress and tcnche- Of
Music. Miss n. &. Gibson Assistant prcccptress Mrs
g. sii.by. teacher Of Vocal Music.
The hundred dollars worth Of new Apparatus has been
received ln tie Term Lectures each Tuesday and FRI
daN evening.
board excluding, NAV he obtained at sl,00 per week.
including ROOM wood lights and washing. Sl2j to 80.
Tuition, the same in other neghborine institutions.
Chester, Aug. &, 1874. 222 NV
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THE WOODSTOCK AGE,
PUBLISHED
EVERY TIL RSDAi EYENING
AT WOODSTOCk YER MONT.
ELM STREET, OPPOSITE THE BANK.
i T. K NJ S

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To Agents who order n number of copies, the nam,
Of each subscriber not vritr or the paper and The
Agent becomes responsible within the ear, sl5O
All other subscribers upon whose PAPER their namcs
arc written, whether taken in bundles or sent i'm
single wrappers, in advance, l50
II payment he deayed beyond the reception of the first
number ct volume, LIS
II beyond the reception ofhe first number of thelas
sN months oithe volume, 200
lfbeyond the reception OF the last number OF the
Volume $50
village subscribers, 200
paper unless paid for or n,ss nm
the responsibility Of m Agent, ard in no case is an
account allowed to run over one Year.
The transportation. by mail or otherwise in all cases
must be paid by the subsc ribers
No paper will he discontinued arrearages arc
paid, except nj our option.
Alladvertisements must he padfor in ddrdrcs, unless
some one known to the editor wllbecome responsible for
the insertion.
Advertisements will becontinued untilforbddtn. and
charged according unless the number OF Insertions
specified
Business Yards areinseredior subscribers at Sc snd
for non subscribers $500 per year
Subscriptions taken for any length OF time.
~ Postms.ters are allowed by law to forward money
or subscriptions to newspapers, nee ofeS pense.
III All communications must be post paid.
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CORBIN'S BITTERS,
TAG and Pulled w DOL,

Wanted aud the highest price paid aso Flannel or son
Wooen Rags recey ed in exchange Tor goods N Cnsh r
ccs. by H. sIEANS
Wnntstuck. June I6,
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DISSOLUTION

yNIIE copartnersip existing between the subscribers
under the ars of. NJ n e. FISHER, is dissolyedby
mutual consent All persons indebted to said firm are
requested to call and settle the immediately To save
cost l. ". FISHER.
GEO. EISllERR,
Wnnisock July goth iSJi.
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NEW ARR A n EN- ENT
FOR THE EXTENSIVESA SALE OF
FASHIONABLE
DRY Go o d S!

VIZ w. ESrARROOK, announces to the inhabitants
w Of Woodstock and vicinity that he has dccilcd Ia
establish permanent store in this pnce,and Tor thni pur
pose has taken lease Of fur the store former
occupied nv II H. WlTT,oppo>ite Whitncls Hotel Cen
lril street. which he is enlagna and fitting up In
good STYLE for the sale Ol Dry Goods on the CASH Srs-
TEN AT redurcd prices.
The establishment will he opened in short time with
splendid assortment OF rich Goods from ~ u anu Dos
ton.
Woodstock, Jy L., lsii. 2le-lw
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ALBERT KING. AGENr.

A his OLD STAND. lately occupied by j. q. Tribnn.
n has relted the shop and furnished II with every
tcle snay called for IN the Grocery line; such Dry
and Pickled Fish, Tobacco, Tea. Coffee Sugar, Molasse
Oil Fruits. Nuts. sc &c, which he will sell a. low
can be purchased in this vicinity, md 40 MISTAKE.
ALSO
on hand refreshments ofevery description and
drinks such rs beer. mead. cider, &c. Sc
His old friends and patrons and the public generally
respectfully invited to call and see Tor themselves.
At the old stand opposite Whltneys.
Woodstock Aue II, 1914 22l--U
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OF the NORTH AMbluCAN COLLEGE ~ HEALTH.
and that pellers in ANY allowed to sell the
enuine medicine. Al travelling .igentS will be provided
with certificate of Agency a. above described, and those
who cannot show will he known base unpOsors.
The following highly respectable persons have been r.
pointed agents for the sale oithe above nnlned
WRiCHT'S INDIiN DEGETIBLE PILLS.
OF TIE NORM AMERICAN COLLEGE OF HEALTH.
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Wool! WOOL!

1aNiIE subscriber is ready to pay CASH for WOOL
Those having the article to sell will DO well TO cali
OIL him before selling, ms he is determined to pay the
HIGHEST PRICE.
GEO. r. CHAPMAN, at the stone store.
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THOUGH many medicines have been before the public
l. much longer period than WRIGnr's INDIAN WIG
ETApLE PILLsC none stands now in higher cpuc or has
more rapidly attained firm hold upon popnnrcsma'ion.
The thousands thai have used them throughout the length
and breadth the Repuhc,nll bear cheerful testimony 10
their thorough efficacy and mild operation when employ
I'd in the most distressing disorders (Which flesh Is heir
IN
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JOHNSTON. PEgDNmtL& 90.