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THE BLOC ID.

TN THE BLOOD is THE LIFE! is The Ian.
l. euage Of Dirine Scripture! How nnpor'anl
therefore is it TO under tand lis nature, and how 10
keep in proper con liion render lite free from
many of the naindie> which lefall .huu ands OF the
IMAM family! From the great re,ervolr OF the
heart the hiool l. conveyed INTO he AMI arie-
rle>, an 10y their mimi number of branches is diff
f',el 'hrou,hn'' every part OF the lody, lnparting
heat, acion and nonrl>hmen 10 The system. Ii finds
it. way 10 return to the heart, and through the me-
dunn OF the Secfetory organs Is renewed, and the
pure blood again passes ack through the veins, in
v'gora'lns life, and giving growth and strength TO
the animal economy. Like a raining streatn-
Like living water" the blood pnrltes itself by lis
circulation. A. long a il continues thus uniformly
aud uninterruptediy TO perform lis salu'ary Office
sickness cannor attack The loiv BIT it seems to
lie So designed by Providence ihn, there should lie
nnnmerah!e can,es to interrupt the genera order OF
nature Nj lch exposure. sudden checks of perspra-
ton, ad colds, unwhoe>ome food drink, sudden
changes of weather. mcrcnria me lcine, &c &c, all
eLd to render the blood morlitic aud erange it,
circulation, thus di,qunying i, to work it. own pr
creation. Nature, therefore, must be assisted 70 per-
farm her tr0ri, by some heal,hiul >timuang ve9e-
liable remedy, tnot by he foolish mere rial ~ nncer.
tam preparations OF the day.. To purify The loo is
To strike al the very root oi dsea,c, an perhaps The
only mean by which health can be re>,oren; when
this II nd ecolneN perfectly pure las in lis primitive
.iaie) dl,ea'es, Of however long standing, must
abandon the ,y,'em and health be rein.ra'ed.
II is in The PuRlFlCATION OF THE BLOOD
that the SUGAR COATED MAGIC LIFE PILLS
develope Their marvel lou powers. They cure by their
RENOVATI\G qualnles
The following some ofihe disea ,es which have
their origin from thi> one common cane, CORRUPT
BLOOD and uneG t rln in its circulation:
Biles, Rlngworm-, Rheumatism, Foul Complexion,
Headache, GHldne,s, Jaundire, Scrofnla, ami all
complaints of a scr, iulou> nature &c. &c The idea
thai some of hese diseases almost inrurable ar
from The inc iency OF The miserable medicnes in
general use; ~ The peculiar searching prop OF
he Magic Life Pills IN renovating the Blooj renders
these a. well many other ofsna'e complaint,
quite under their c"ntrd. A trial Of Them preci,e
according 10 The direct IONS which accompany he hox
will iuy e>ia' list the truth of their ex raordlnary
curative properties, and place them rre-enineni in
the estimation of every mleligen, AMI candid in IL
vilual.
For sale by PECK & SPEAR, Agents for Bur.
ngton and vicinity, at 25 cts. per box. IL
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CHTTTENDEN COUNTY, IS
FOR TIL MILLION
SEAVER'S JOINT AND NERVE
IL kYi NJ EMIT.

Tor the cure Of Rheumatism Gont, Sprains,
l. Bruises, Swelling, Cramp, NnnhnesS, lame
ness OF all kinds, Pam in the side, lack or Ions,
asu', hea 'arhe lii neck sings of in,ecs, chillIans
reh wounds, burns freezes, and all Of external
injury
There has never appeared me lirne which pos
se>ses the penetrating and healing power in great
degree, while nj the lame time II cannot Y any
POSSIBILITY produce mi NJ louS ccs. BY lis ACTON
on the skin II eXcile> a healthy circulation Of The
bloc aud removes all distractions TO the nsensibie
perspirafion, which Is the cause { 50 much human
suffering. 1t ha> complete control over fire, and may
teue with perfect safety in The OF bnrns.
The price put npol it being tar below other me Ii me,
Of The kind mos eecually removes every OF .iacie
to is universal use. Why will you suffer pam when
safe, eilicacious and cheap medicine Is within your
reach
IMPORTANT TO HORSEMEN!
This Llnlment Is not only beneficial 10 the human
system, bm l. the res, article thai can he used for
Hor>e> lha, have been sprained bruised or gale ,
and for many oher diseases requiring an external
remedy The high character OF the gen lemen sign
Ing he following certificate will render j, Of interest
,nall who may have occasion 10 use a medicine Of
the kind.
The un'er,gneI having ma 'e use Of Sewers Llni-
meni, fr hor >, and hiding II TO he val liable
edy for lamenes', gall, ,pralns' rule, g., woald
recommend It 10 our friends and he public generally
Chewing that lhose who may have occa ion
rene " for any OF the diseases for whica it recon-
menhed, will MOI lie di'apponed in is effects.
| i.OVELL FARR. Brauehor1 VI.
| OTIS BARDWEI.I, Wapole, N. II. Stage
GEORGE HUNTINGTON "
| PELE1IAH ARMSTRONG, Proprleiors
| GEO. DICKINSON. Caremoni n. Fl.
| Price Is and so cents per Bottle.
| Prepare only LyT SEANER q SON, Druggists,
Walpole n H., Reed Wing s. Cutler, 81 Chatham
ST. B. sron, Wholesale Agents.
| Obserre-Every hoe ollhe genuine will have the
signature of T. Seaver d. SON. the inside wrapper
| For sale hy Peck a. Spear, B Burlington; o. Sholes,
Ferris ureh; J. NJ. Staples, Charlotte; F. Hunting
ton, Vergenne.; Morton & CLARK, Wil>ton; f. b.
Green, Richmond =. X. Collins, Montpelier, and
bv Druggists and Merchants generally throughout
| the ale
September s. 1915. l5m6
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NEW FALL GOODS.

TCST received from market an extensive variety OF
u seasonable
STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS,
Comprising one Of the lest selections Of Shaws and
Dress Good- that can be found, ncding the newest
styles Of Prints, Dei.ans, Reps Cameleon Brocade>
Sans, &c, in the markell
CLOTH, Casslmere-, Velve's and Vesiings, with a
good assortment OF Trimmings for gentlemen and
ladies' wear, all of which will be .od al the lowest
market prices. Please call and examine for your
selves. DANIEL KERN
Church ST., Burlington W.. Sept. l6, Is. 1916
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CONCAVO-CONvEX ELLIPSIS.
A nature cannot be improved upon, but mere,
n assisted where she is deficient and only in ihe
respect far she is faithfully initiated, il follows
that where The vision is imperfect such aid alone
should be given as will produce ohccs to sghl
IN Their natural size therefore. in selecting Specta.
clrs for ones those of an apparent niagni.
flying power should be avoided, howver pleasing 10
our vision for the time being they may seem for al.
though in some few instances the ~ will adapt it.
sclfo a slight higher magnliyfn power lhan is N
lact needed, yet IN most eases suffering is sure to re-
salt from the experiment In Gereral tho.e glasses
are best suited 10 he sight which enable the wrarsr
to read print to the best advantage at the distance d
about IA inches from the face. If the book or paper
lie held nearer than this, it indicates n gass of too
great power; if farther, then one Of TOO locak or
young power. Spectacles should at O,cc be laid
aside if found to be unsuitable Too frequently the
individual IN search Of glasses inis the EYE for
proper seec,iln by sranng it in experimenting With
such as are obviously unsuitable. Tie eyes canno,
be too nicely fitted and in making the the ne
cessi;y of preserving their fn discriminating power,
must be apparent 10 every one Although when
moderate pains be aken The Ptrfocol Glassea arc
by no means difficult to adapt 10 the sight yet from
the greater conveyance of Ehf, where an improper
selection has been made, thdr unliiness more np.
parent. To all, therefore who are disposed to give
these glasses fair test ne importance of attending
10 the above Suggestions i respectfully urged.
n. Ban INSTRUMENTATION lriic, being The Fin.
glish Periscopc RI French Mehscns, originally
spherical but ercind at the sides ID an eIlpsis hav.
ing been sold s,h Perf,c,; 10 avid such inpos-
ton the pnb'f are requested TO ak for the Asneri-
can Glass rnd 10 purchase of more bu, authorized
Agents.
All pesons not satisfied with h,se Glasses, after
making trial Of them nre particularly requested to
have them changed ANU suited
Perilocal Glasses put into other Spectacle Frames
Messrs Brinsmaid & Brothers nave the agenr, fol
the above valuable spec,accs, and have just recevet
n ful assortment in Gold ard Silver Frames Of
| ~ far sol In leo
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NOTICE 4! !!

THE Coparner>hip heretofore existing between
J. the sub,cr,l ers 'nder the firm Of II. Hyde & Co..
is this dav dissolved by mutual con,eni. All persons
having unsettled accounts are r,ques ed call and
adjust the same with Smith 4. Wi in. immeda ely
II. HYDE,
r. SMITH,
WIN. IL. WILKINS, Jr.
Burlington, July 81 1915
THE undersigned having formed Cuparinershln,
wi continue business at The GLASS FACTORY
STORE under the name of
RALPH LANDON n co.
where Will be kept an extensive assortment of DRY
GOODS, GROCERIES, &c. &c, which will lie sold
low for Cash, exchanged for mos, kinds If Country
Produce, such Pork, Batter, Cheese, Oats, Corn,
Rye, Wheat. Potatoes, Died Apple, Honey, Wood,
Grey Cloih, Flannel, Lumber &c. &c All persons
wishing 10 exchange any Of ihe.e articles for Goods
will find il for Their advantage to call where they
can ofihe hest ASSIGNMENTS O. Goods in town,
at the Glass Factory Store
RALPH LANDON,
F. SMITH,
VIM. H. WILKINS, Jr
Burlington August !, 1915. il-I
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CANAL. Rail Roads, Atlantic Steamers, and The
and non imprisonment for debl system was started at
Howards in 1922. Who 10 keep IN advance or with
improvements has for the fourth time rep enished his
stock OF Goods since Spring
Sept 10, lsaS
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NEW TAILORING
ESTABLIsHM EMIT.
JAMES Nick EAND

VVOULD respectfully inform the inhabitants of
w Burlington and vicinity that he has located
himself in Church Street. Mr.. HIrlbuts Store
with The intent N Of carrying on the
TAILORING BUSINESS
ia all it's branches. After his long experience in
business, in the principal Towns in Scotland nsland
and the United Slaes, he feels confidence in giving
good Satisfaction. and hopes, by strict attention 10
business, Of receiving literal share of patronage.
All orders for CUTTING, promptly ATTENDED 10, and
warranted 10 III, in al cases, when properly made up
FALL Fashions received, and will be received
monthly
Burlington, Sept 10, ls45. l6m3
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Cash for Rye and Oats.
L Old Wharf, for
10000 bushels Rye and
10000 do Oats.
FOT.LETT & BRADLEY.
Sept. 4, l945. l.
Daniel Robins Estate.

Daniel Robins Estate.
STA TIE or VERMONT,1 V1N II L Probate
District of Chlitenden, So. l. Court for the
District of Chlenden nforesald TO all persons
concerned in the estate of DANIEL ROBINS
late Of Richmond in said District Of Chittenden, de-
ceased interstate, GREETING.
WHEREAS Alfred Crane, administrator Of tho
estate of said deceased proposes TO render an nc-
coun. Of his administration and present his account
against SAID ate for allowance The Probate Court
to he holden at the office of the Register of ad Court,
in BURLINGTON in said district on the second Wednes.
day in October 1915 nj 10 o'clock, A. M.
THEREFORE, you hereby notified to appear be-
fore sad court at the time and place aforesaid, to
show cause, if any YOU have, why the said account
should not be allowed.
Given under my hand at Burlington, the 18th day
Of Sepember A. D. 1915.
lows CHS. RUSSELL. Judge.
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ID. PAINE 81 CO, MANAGERS,
(Successors to james Phalip & COY

The undersigned (AIananers of Lotteries authorized
by the Staes of Della are and Georgia, ha We tab
lihcd an jf!ice IN the city of banl, for the purpose
of supplying orders from the Northern States and the
Cinadas. Above is memoranda of Schemes for
next week, giving the price Of Single Tickets and
Packages, with the amount of the Capital Prizes in
The Schemes. To all these who order tickets full
scheme, giving the disirl uton OF prizes will be sent
(when rrquested). And after the drawing an Official
one Will be sent to all pnt"h"""rs. Those whe wish
terms, BY applying to the ndcf,i.n,d
Owing to the hi1h raes Of postage il has been Gus
tomsry to sell certificates OF Packapes for one half
The package pice. Under The postage law of
Congress letter containing pack IF tickets will
not be charged over 10 cents We will therefore issue
certificates as usual, il the purchaser pree,s the
Managers ck.s we will guarantee pack nges 10 draw
at least onehaf the amount of &C ST. (f scd and
redeemed a, this otfice.)
Orders. az heretofore will receive the most promp,
and confidential attention, by ad ressing
d. PAINE & CO,
Albany, N. Y.
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Xantel,
CIKCASSIAN LYMPH,

rs now for the first tine, offered TO the American
l. Pnhlic--as preparation far surprising any here
tofore introduced to their noc for curing, and
removing, all cutaneous ernp'ion>, and beanii'ylne
the com 1lexon. 1t is warranted TO be perfectly tree
from Alka or Mercury, as 10 composed OF PUKf-
LY VEGETABLE materials which possess high
AROMATIC and PURIFYING qlaes. The fact
that the "C,rcas>i Ladies" this compound as
daily wa n and the well known nriva'led purity AMI
beauty Of their conf exons is considered by the pro-
prieor sufficient re 'ommeula,ion to insure il at
least trial. Lilie. will fnl it fragrant anil agree
able asa wash, giving healthy and youthful elect
TO the skin, leaving it soft, delicate an invigoratrd,
and spec " and certain cure for Pinple, Bo,che>
Chapel Han l., tn1amltion Of the eye, &c. II al
90 electnally removes Tan Frec,les, DandruL Sal
Iowne.s, Rrnghne>s of the skim g., aud /, salua-
bic Toolhwa>h especially in cases of morbid lnf'ma-
son OF the Gums, clean the moth and reiards de-
cay Of the teeth
CfRcAs,IAN LYMPH is now offered much cheaper
than any article ever compounded, and costs so htle
that the Proprietor 1a'ters hm.elf that the public
will not class i, with the thousand "Humlugs" of the
day, before trying it.
'Circas>ian Lymph is put ur in OF bottles with the
words "Cr.as>an Lymph" impressed IN the glass
PRiCE3O CENTS PER BOTTLE.
j. w. SAWTElLE Proprietor.
B. !. HErNEBEac 4. Co, only Agents for Birlipg-
ton VI. IL
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LARGE
AUCTION SALE
OE HOUNEHOLD FUR VITTJR

DELONGING to the ESTATE of the late Samuel
ID Reel on Saturday, the 9Th of SerIember, at the
Auction Room lately occupied hv ii Thomas, con-
ss'inp of TABL IS CROCKEkY; GLASS WARE,
irs, rate FEATHER BEDS, MATTRESSES. BED
NG and BEDSTEADS, STOVES, FARMING
s'TENSII,S 8, &c. &c. l6w2
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New Goods.

THIS dnv received large and general assortment
L oil FALL and WINTtR GOODS, with n full
assortment of the best FAMILY GROCERIES,
which have been bought At the lowest prices for CASH
and vii be sold at a very small advance by
p. 4 II. II. DOOLITTI.E.
Sept, 10, 1916. lows
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SARSAPARILLA.
COMSTOCK d. cos COMPOUND FLUID
EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA, FOR
TIE CURE OF

TIE CLRE OF
Scrofna, Chronic Rheumatism,
General Debility, Cutaneous Disea. e.,
Scay eriplion> OF the skin,
Pmples on the ace, letters,
Mercura and Sphiloid di>ea e.,
Bile, rom impure habits Of the ody,
alterations OF the throa, Liver A .ec,ions,
Pains and swelling Of the bones,
and all diseases arising from an impure state Of The
blood, exp osure and mprldeuce Of life, exec sve
use of mercury, &C.
Tie Sar aparilla can Z tic ended upon by every
one as benz good As any other in th- country ur
Europe People avail ihem,elvcs or no, inst a.
they please IN using Sarsapnria. This pure extract
is PAT up in large arger bot any Id for
one dollar, at the unpreceden'e low prize Of 80 els.
per botIe. Sold by Com>tock Il Ross 10 fremont
Row, Boston; b. J. HElNLBERC Il co. only
agents for Burineiu Ton.
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GENERAL AGENTS &
COMMISSION MERCHANTS

TOT Inc sae OF every descrp 'iOn of property.
hey tie ge lhen,eve. to every exerion for the
interest OF those who may he instinct he.low their
PATRONAGE, ami by { ie;tng speedy anl profitable
sales AMI prompt renrn>, upon the most reasonable
terms, they Ter lnu eMens 10 consieners worthy of
their consideration.
l.. & C. Z FOLLETT.
Corner of Maine and Waler St's1
Burlington, SEPTEMBER lS5. Is
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FRENCH DEPILATORY.

Th. article, used for taking or superanous hair
from the face and nek is .ol at so cents per bottle
by Constock y Ross No. 10 fremont Row, Boston ;
y. J. HEINEBERG g. CO. only agents for Bur.
ngton. l6n6
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lust Received and for sale low
j Is Tiesces No. |. Northern Salmon,
10 Bills " put up expressly
10 Bbls. No. g Mackeral, a good article
for retail trade by FOlLETT T. BRADLEY,
Burlington, Sept. 10, '45. South Wharf.
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NTOTHERS RELIEF.-TO MARRIED la

MOTHERS RELIEF.-TO MARRIED LA =
Ltl D1ES.-rhe Mo'her's Relief a me licne which
soothes the di,a ereeabc sensation Of females ao1i
To become mothers, and msurc> safe delivery in all
ra>es where malforma'ion or some unnatural cir
cunIstance> doe. not prevent. The reputation oftE~
article though silent, has become extended j. 10
produce an immense demand. A pamphle', intended
only for The eye Of those directly ,ie and their
physicians. Is prepared for grsiuiious distribution
where the Relief is Tor sale.
As we are thus Obliged 10 come efore the public
7vc take the occasion 10 that ihc Increa.e Of
the call for the Moher'> Relief, wherever known, lie
any lie 10 direct opinion TO lie formed Of the e.,i
nation in which il held. have the SAT- fartion
OF elievlng that It has Teen The means OF aeyia-
ting an inhn'e amount OF >u lering, and Of SAVING
many valuable lives Wherever 1t has been u.e
during the above period Zee, roo'cd preln lice. have
gwen way 10 candid and thankful expressions of
graft ut'e, and wish 10 extend on their paris as
far rs possible, its ieneiits Medical mcp OF hioh
sanding have had the candor 10 arknowlelee for
once. that their preluice> must lie abandoned, and
have been advocates for It's use
All ihpse who wish, invited 10 call on some of
our gents ami procure ramphet wit hont cha ro.
q. A. BARrHOLlC g. co.
- Rochester ~ Y,
Fer sale by PECK e. SPEAR, the aui .rizel
Agens for this place and vicinity who can al, O sun.
ply Druggists at tho PrOprleurs wholesale prices,
Iln6
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FIRE.! FIRE.!

THE Members ofihe Vermont Mutual Fire Insur-
l. ance Company are hereby notified that the fol-
lowing assessments have cen made Nv the Directors
on a.! notes IN force on the days following, to-wt
sEPTtMBER ,, 1871, Of one per cent,
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Oil Cloth Table overs.
GONE splendid patterns and for sale very low. by
- II l.. e. C. F.. FOLi.ETT.
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NOTICE..

'INHE Sub>crl er> having completed Their ARA re.
ment> by the constr Iclioa of large and commo.
dou> lofts IN their new store, now offer their services
To ih. niii,p ~ -
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MtnOGANYll

+ HAVE recently taken an Agency for the sale Il
l. Mahogany from New York firm and am new
! ing supplied with small stock ofcrotch and ,ha,
d.i veneer,, such are adapted to his market, Al.
dition> ~" from time TO time be made, a they are
called Tor by the demand 81 as to keen IN fair a,
. r'men'. Wood, m any furn, not on hand, will O
iurnishe at the shortest notice. The prices will q
low and the terms cash.
d. X. PANGBORN
Burlington, Is, Sept, lS45 l4li
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QUEENS COUNTY
HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY,".

A T Special Meeting of the QuEENs CorNrY
"a HoRrIcuLruRAL SociErv, held on the 18th dav
of September, 1e45
SAMuEL WILLErr, Esq, in the Chair.
The following Preamble and Resolution were
adopted.
Whereas, Printed sheets, purpor'ing 10 ne The
Flushing Journal" and to contnin reports OF Exhi.
billions Of Fruits Flowers, &C., at meetings OF TINS
Society," having lately been issued the Society deems
II expeden. to pronounce such reports both unofficial
and false. Therefore
in nrocnr;rg The same TO be published is highly CEN
saraSis and tha, L repeated by him, rrccced by
any other member the Society will consider II Just
cause for such members expulsion
On moion, the foregoing preamble ana RESOLUTION,
were ordered to I've published.
SAMUEL WlLLETT, Chairman.
A. G. StLLiMAN, Rec. Sec. Queens Co. nori'cut
turai Society," lowl
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John D,yereauys r,xt,ta

Cash paid Tor Rye.
CASFl paid for any quantity Of Rye. delivered a,
~ my store. GEO. Peterson.
Burlington, Sept. 2, 1915. IA
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STATE OF VERMONT, ITO the Honorable
CHrTTENDES CoUSTY, s.. ! L the -uprerne conr /,
next to lie holden al Burlington, within and for the
Comfy Of Chi'enGen, on he MONDAY preceding the
first Tuesday Of January A. d. 1916:
Fumhly sheweh yonr petitioner. Ephraim Brad
ley, OF BURLINGTON, in Chl'lenden comfy afnre. aid
that at Burlington aforesaid, heretofore on The l.,
day of Sep'en cr, A. y. 1888 WAS duly TONED in
T e.,. - Mary Drew; = Burlington y lame,
Nei2Ne' ''' ""u'> crsYlhah then rel lent IN
said iiWng on, AMI from that time 10 the 20 do a,
Of August, lsii, he liye' with The sail Mary K. m
NV, ,merri,oe rov,naot when She. was l,,rel by the
crime of adultery.
And your petitioner further showeth that the A.; i,
Mary K, TO wit, on the % day Of August, 1871.
wifv deserted the house and led Of your petition
er, and ha> ever since lived separa'e and apart IRON
vour petitioner, wilhon any cause tor 20 doing mo.
| wing from yor petitioner.
Your pei lone therefore hImbly pravs this Hon
oral lie Corrt that he bonds of ma lrimony lc,weei
him and The >aid Mary K. may e Iii, solved and ;
| i'll ofdivore granted HIM, and that he be restore
to all things which he has To-, hv sa ID covenant.
| Dated a B rin-ton, IN Chi,ienden county, ,hi
Alb day OF Mach, A. d. 1875
| IpuRAIN ERADiEV
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- Numbers, Is Drawn Ballots,
WhoIe> s. Halves, 50 so; Curriers'. Sl,25.
\ Certificate of rs Wholes. S60 Cerliticae of 25
Halves, SIC; CerlificaIe OF Us Quarters, SIS
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EpIlpAIM BRADLEY.

STATE OF VERMONT, ITO any Sheriff or
CHIrrENDEN COUNTY, IS. : L Constable in the
Sac. GprcrrSG,
DY the authority The State Of Vermont, you are
- hereby commanded to summon Mary X Brad
lev, the petiiionec in The above peii'ion 10 arn.arle
fore the Sunreihe Cour, next lie holden AT Is ing
ton, within anl for the county Of thrienlen, on the
Monday mex. preceding The first Tuesday in January,
A. u. 1915, to answer unlo the pc iton aforesaid ri
why bill of divorce .hould not be granted upon laid
peion, and abide the order OF g. ur upon the same
FAN not, tut make service and return acccrd,n, 10
law
Daied al Burlington, in the comfy of Chitienden
this h day Of March, A. d. 1915 Before me,
+. \. STANSBuRY, Dep. Clerk.
CtlTTTENDEN COUNTY, IS.
WHEREAS, it j. made TO aplear 10 me that the
w aforesaid peonee, Mary X. Bradley, is with
out tins Sae, Therefore, it l. ordered that the tore
going petitioner, EphraIm Bradley give notice the
laid peonee Il the penlency of ,a,d peti'ion, by
cai,ing the anne aud II e substance Of said citation
to lie pal he'd four weeks e>>ivev in The Bur
lingion Free Pres, news paper llEhcl at Bur
lington, IN The county Of Chilrenden, together with
this ORDER the last of which shall lie AZ lea, SIX
weeks previous 10 The Term Of SAID Couri 10 which
said petition and citation Is made returnale.
Given under my hand, AT Burlington, in The county
of Chltenlen, this l!th day If August, A. ID. 1915.
MILO l.. BENNETT
l4w4l Judge ofhe Sup. Court