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TJNliE best medicine known to man for incpient
L Consumption, Asthma Of every STAGE, Bleeding
Of the Lungs, Coughs, Colds, Liver Complaint, and
All diseases of the Pulmonary Organs, may be had of
UgentS named below.
Natures own Prescription.
A compound bnlsamle preparation. II the Psi:aus
the Extract Of Tar prepared by new chemical
process, approved and recommended by the most
distinguished physicians, and universally acknowledge.
ed the mos valuable medicine ever discovered.
No Quackery!!! No DcccptiOn.
aP All published statements of cures performed by
this medicine are in erery respect TRUE. BE careful
and get the genuine DR., WIsrAR's BALsAM OF WILD
CHERRY" as Furious limitations are abroad.
Truly Wonderful Cure,
WATERviLLE, Oneida Co NJ Y, Sept L. lsi,.
Dear Slr-l owe II To the afflicted TO Inform Won That
in January last was attacked by n very violent cold
caused by working in The water, which settled on nv
lungs. II was accompanied by very severe nam in
nv breast and sides and also dis rrss no congh
had in attendance all the best medical ad in orr viii
lage; bu, alter exhausllng all their skill 10 no avail
they pronounced my disease n CONFIRMED CONSUME
Tios, and they one and all care me up 10 die After
much persuasion got The consent of my physician Ia
use the BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY, preparod
by Dr. WIsTAR. ! purchased Of the A cent in our
place one bottle, before using half of which bepa
10 gam strength, and Il was very evlden, nv cough
was much better, and my symptoms in every way
improved have now used thec hotties, aud an,
restored 10 perfect heaIh This result is alone owno
tn the use of Dr. WlSrAR'S BALSAM OF WI, ID
CHERRY; and take ilils method of giving you the
Information, partly 10 pay you the dcl of gratitude
owe you, and partly that others similarly afflicted ma
know where TO apply for relief
Very truly yours, JAMES SAGE
Mr. PALMER, Druggist under date Of Wateryille
September "a, 1919, writes;
The statement given you by Mr.. James Sage is
well known to be true y this ,rioic communfty Il
certainly was a most remarkable cure The slle Of
the Bnlsam IS very good and lis surces in cures rul,
aaltering Yours respectfully,
ID ID. PALMER
Orders from nnv mart of the country should be nd
dressed To SETH w, FOWLE No 1873 Washington
ST, Boston, general Agent for the Proprietor
AG ENTS.
Peck & Spenr, BuriiaefoH George Ayros, Milton
Boynion " Burriii, HnesburPh I,ndon q Can
| field, IIiHision william Rhoads, Richmond n
I. Camp Sior; NJ Wmee. Cembridpe; Curtis &
| butcher, 81, Adams; S. p. Redfed 1i,niy,j;,r
Dickinson f. Noble Chelsea; +. Huntington, Yer
cannes; DR.. Russell, bHddicJury. Sold also b,
Druggists aud Agents generally 0ns
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WORMS. WORMS. WORMS.
KOLWS TOCK'S VERMIFUGE.

1his remedy Tor worms is one Of The most extra
ordinary used. 1t Z lecuaily eralicales worms
Of all sorts from children and a luli>.
Thou and> perth iy worms ihout the real ca,i,e
Icing known. Some other reason i gncd for
Their >ickne : until TOO lae L. cure the 'rie cause
What immense responsibility then rests upon the
parent who does not know and he doctor who does not
understand the compliant which is destroying those
precious flowers Of HES children.
What should | e done!
The answer is plnin. Give this Vermlinge, which
will lie sure to do cool, if they have worms, and
they have, will destroy aud era Icate with GER
,ainy and precision truly aston. hing.
1t cannot harm the smallest infant the strongest
adult There is no mercury mineral IN il. Mer-
curry is the lasls of most re- nedie> and the
remedy Is sometimes worse than the di ease. 81
never use l. zenges bu, rely upon this. Every per-
son viii lie convinced trial that it the m Isl
perfect cure ever invented.
We call on all go1d citizens to make known the
effects of this wonderful remedy.
Prize" 25 cents. Sold Nv Com>tock & Ross, No. IL
fremont Row, Boston HARRINGroN d. BRoTHER
only agents for b irlington.
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THE GRAND DUKE AND THE JEW.
A ROMANCE OF REAL LIFE.

The following singular story, which was cur
rent among the English residents in ST. Peters.
burgh at the coronation Of the present Emperor
OF Russia, has been narrated 10 us by person
newly arrived from that part Of the continent.
In the early part Of the year 1926 an English
gentleman, from Akmetch in the Crimea, having
occasion to travel to France on business of i'm.
portance, directed his course by way Of Warsaw
in Poland. Abou, an hour after his arrival in
that city, he acq lifted the tavern in which he had
been taking rcfreshment, TO take W ak through
the streets. While saun,erng in from, Of one OF
the public buildings, he me, an elderly gentle.
man Of grave aspect and courteous demeanour.
After mutual exchange of civili'ies they got into
conversation, during which, with the characters
tic ftankness of an Englishman, he told the
he was going. The other, in the most friendly
manner invited him to share the Inequalities OF
his house ill such time as he found it convenient
to resume his journey-addng, with SMILE that
it was not improbable that he might ysi, the
Crimea himself in the course of that year, wheni
perhaps, he might require similar return the
invitation was accepted, and he was conducted
70 splenjil mansion, elegant wthou, and com.
modious within.
Unbounded liberalty on the part of the Pole,
produced unboundd confidence on the par, Of
the Engl>hman. The Latter had small box Of
jewels of great value, Which he hal carried abou,
hi. person from the time Of his leaving home
finding that mode OF conveyance both hazardous
and inconvenient in a town, he requested hi, mu.
nihcent hos, 10 deposit it in place Of security
ill he should be ready 10 60 away. At the ex.
piration Of three days he prepared for his depar-
ture and in asking for his box, how was he
nance exhibiting the utmost surprise REPLIED
"Whnt box? 2"
"Wh,, the small box Of jewels which gave to
You 10 keep for me-"
"My dear sir, you must surely be mistaken
never, really, saw or heard OF such box"
The Englishman was petrfed. After recov
erng himself little, he requested he wonld cal
his wife. che having been present when he re
ceived il. She came, and on being qlIes,io
answered in exact unison with her husband-ex
pressed The same surprise--and benevolent!
endeavored to persuade her distracted guest tina
twas mere hallucnation. With mingled feel
ings of horror, asonshment and despair, h
walked out OF the house and went TO the iaverl
al which he had put up on his arrival in War
saw There he related his mysterious story, an,
learned that his lniqutous host was the riches
Jew in Poland. lie was advised, without d,ay
TO state the case to the grand duke, who fortu
na,eIy happened at that time to be in Warsaw.
He accordingly waited upon hun, and WIN
little ceremony was admitted to an audience
h briefly laid down b,s Gaze and Constantine
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SARSAPARTLLA.

CONSTOCK q. cos COMPOUND FLUID
EXTRACT or SARSAPARILLA, FOR
THE CURE or
Scrofua, Chronic Rheumatism,
General Debility, Cutaneous Diseases
Scay erupions OF The skin,
Plmpes on the ace, letters,
Mercuria and Sphilold diseases,
Bes from impure habits Of the body
Ulcera,ons of the throat, Liver Affections,
Pains and swelling OF the bones,
and all diseases arising from an impure state of the
blood, exposure and imprudence of life excessive
use Of mercury, &c.
The Sarsaparilla can be depended upon by every
one as being good as any other in this country or
Europe. People avail themselves or no, Just A.
they please in using Sarsaparla This pure extract
pm, up in large or larger bot any sold for
one dollar, at the Unprecedented low price Of so cts.
per bottle. Sold by Com>,ock & Ross, 10 fremont
Row, Boston; HARRINGToN g. DRoTHER only
agents for Burlington.
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THE NAPLES HAIR DYE.

For some unaccounialle reason. for the last r
two YEAR, many young people, both male and female,
had the misfortune to ha Their hair turn pernanen-
y gray. We have freq emily been applied 10 for
something 10 urn The hair hack lis natural color,
which has induced u> TO go much ron lie aud ex-
pen>e IN order furnish our Gus toners and the pub
lie generally with n new and improved Hair DYE
that is nearly elecua, aud not the lea injurious
TO the head or har for the moderate price OF 80
per bottle. We have succeeded eyund our expecta-
tons. This article we Ter to the public with great
confidence. We have had it thoroughly rcscd, time
after line before could offer tor sale The price
Is such that all car afford 10 use II and is quality we
elleve To lie superior to any eore made. Sold v
Comstock & Ross NJ. 10 fremont Row, Boston ;
HARRINGTON g. BROTHER only agents Tor Bur.
ling ton.
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3e3 BROADWAY. New York.

dD0rd 10 purchase bN applying 10
323 BROADWAY, New York.
RART1NS lOTlON-Thc Lotion was invented
- some years ago, and is the production of acci-
dental discoveries aided by ski, and experience
The original design of il solely for the inventors
own use, but no sooner had become established in
his practice, than enquiries began to lie made, by
the friends OF those who had been benefited by ITS
virtues, where il might I've procured. Thus lis fame
began to spread from individual TO individual until il
iecane known as never failing cure, in most Of the
large cities IN the Union. Without pung, or the aid
OF the public press, ii has acquired lis celebrity
and found it, way into public favor al an unrlvalled
and extraordinary balm IN the Of many OF the
| Ills to which mank ind are subject.
In cases of Govt, Rheumatism, Swelings of all
kinds, Dslocalions Fractured Bones Bruises, Cns
Commissions attended with pam and inflammation, Puis.
| onuus Bre$ and Siings. Burns, ScaldS, Chlllans,
Corn> or Bmions, aud Wounds of every description,
1t a lords an imme late and permanent relief. 1t is,
perhaps the only article that can he depended upon in
the cure of tho'c pain in The back and le, generally
| produced y taking cold after violent exeron and
overhealing Foi Gantuar Tumors Lmnba 20,
Ervspclas, letter or Rngworm, and all kinds Of
IriptlonS Of the Shin, il is mos, excellent remedy.
| For Fever and Aeue. Ague in the Breast and Face,
CramP in The Sionarhc, and Headache it ats like a
! charm. BIT above ALL IN the care OF y'cndiiors and
Cap>ular injuries, Sprain>, and Wounds ofevery de>-
crp'on, 1t shows IN most astonishing manner IT.,
magical powers.
| In addition TO The lenign influence the Lotion ey-
ertS over the accidents and inirmte> of man. ii has
been found no less valual e in similar complaints TO
which interior animals subject, particularly the
Horse, whose value and usefrres> demands the par
tnar care offs owners. In sCme cases. where it
has been applied TO hsklnd creature for Sigh, inu-
RE, il has, in addition to almost instantaneous
cure gwen apparently new animation aud vivaci'y to
The animal, 10 such an eXent that IN various in>an-
ccs the winning OF n race has zen icnacioi>v a-crb.
ed 10 the stimulating and happy ELECT OF the IoIon,
| rather than the natural speed OF the anima) 1t has
become equally celebrated a. an univer,a al specific
both iut man and least. The following are some Of
the complaints most common to the horse which it
has proved lis superiority.
The Lotion Is composed entirely Of the medicinal
properties Of !etahc .nl stances concentrated and
rendered most pure by ,i-in,on and other chemical
processes. a. an inward medicine Ii is the most in
noceni, Wholesome, stimulating and cheering char
nc;er and will expel. instantly, those dali. heavy and
| hypochondrical feelings to which man, are 50 sub
lert, and give life and animation 30 b III body and
mind. To lie had in Burlington al
| en-. lv-Oct. 6, 10. Messrs. PECK d. SPEARS.
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BLESSING TO MANKIND.
CONNELL'S MAGICAL PAIN
EXTRA TOIP.

This great Healing Salve Is acknowledged by all
who have used it, 10 be the most wonderful article
ever known. 1t expelS all injuries by fire. extracts
all pam, and prevents modification in every case.
child, nephew OF friend Of mlne, stepped into
a vessel of boiling water, and >calded lis legs up to
the knee. when Council Pam Extractor from Com
stocks was applied, which almost instantly gave re.
lief to the little sufferer and soon entirely cured IT.
Also, child of my own burned its hand severely,
and used this Salve which gave instant relief, and
cured il entirely, and for could Re induced 10
lie without ii. think every family should keep it on
hand TO in case OF such accidents
ii. ADAMS, Pastor of Trinity Church,
Sau2ere>, n. Y.
Sold by Comsock q. Ross, No. 10 fremont Row
Boston; HARRINGTON & Brother, only agents FOL
Burlington
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AN Darn REFLECTED rroN-Mr Romano
hearing man call upon God to curse him, offer
ed him half crown if he would repeat the oath.
The man siartsi-"Whai! sir 90 you think
would curse my soul for half a crown y Mr.
Romano answered, "as you did it just now Cor
nothing, could bu, suppose that you would for a
reward" The poor fellow was struck with The
reproof, and sad-"Mny God bless you, sir
whoever yon are. believe you have saved my
soul hope shall never swear again."
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H0M LWRMa
PERSEVERANCE.

At one OF the recent anniversaries in New
York, a speaker concluled his exhor,a,ion to
perseverance, by rcclting the following verses
A swallow in the Spring,
Game to our grannry, and meath the caves
Essayed to make nest, and there did bring
Wet earth and straw and leaves.
Day after day she toiled
With patient ART, bu, ere her work was crowned
Sumo sad mshap The tiny fabric spoiled,
And dashed it 10 the ground
She found the ruin wrought,
Bui not cast down, forth from the place she flew,
And with her MAIZE fresh earth and grasses bro t,
And built her nest anew.
But scarcely had she placed
The last soft feather on its ample floor,
When wicked hand, OF chance, again laid waste
And wrought the ruin DER.
But still her heart she kept,
And toiled again land last night, hearing calls,
looked. and 10! three little swallows slept
Within the earth made walls.
What truth ia here, o Man !
Hath Hope been smllIeu IN its early dnwn7
Rave clouds oercaS Inv purpose, trust or plan I
Have FARM, and struggle on
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fINHE snl scrll er has acted a ATeri l"- the Hna
L Insurance Company OF HART l 'ounecticut for
more than twenty years past. and continue TO insure
against usses> by fire. and all kinds ofbuilline> and
personal properly, and will reeve applications At
HI office in Burlington and Immediately issue Pok~s
for that purpose n low rate~ Of premium, - any
private company can ford. The undoubted re pom
>illliy OF this Company insures safety to the insu-
red, and their prompt, honorable, ard liberal cor.s
in the adjustment and payment Of losses vii he
tested by all with whom they have had occasion 10
do business. WM A. GRlSWOLD, AGENT.
Burlington, March |, 1914. 4O,f
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NEW TAILORING
ESTABLISHMENT.
JAMES Nick EAND,

WOULD respectfully inform the mia 'ants o
w Burlington aud vicinity that he ha, located
himself IN Church Street, over Mr.. llurliui's Store,
with he intent. n OF carrying on the
TAILORING BUSINESS
IN all its branches. After his long experience in
business, IN the principal lownsin Scotland Eng land
and The Un'icl a'es, he feels confidence in aivine
good satisfaction aud hopes, by strict attention 10
business of receiving a liberal share Of patronage.
All orders for tUrriSG, promptly a'iende 10, and
warranle1 10 H. IA al eases, when properly made up.
FALL FAsNioNs received, aod wal IL received
monthly.
burlington. Sept. Ia ISIS 1913
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Health and Strength.
DIR. :. q. RICHARDSON'S
CONCENTRATED
SHERRY UINE BITTERS.

Il "a hey are the unrvallcl ard oiicaciors com
mound of regular PHYS clan and graduate Of the New
Hamp,biro Medical Col ege, who has made the study
of medicine hi profession, and they are hlshly recon-
mended hy many of the most ccle rate Phv sicans in
he country a. decidedly the BEST MEDICINE
EVER OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC for Dysnep-
,u, Janndce, Liver Complaints, Humors, &C. and de-
engagements ofthe Stomach and Bowels.
For sale in Burlington by PECK a SPEAR, whole
sale Agents, who will furnish Dealers a. the gro.s
price, also, by Messrs. HAGAR d. ARTHUR.
luly2aamA
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DR.. MARSHALL s
INDIAN VEGETABLE
Black Plaster.

THIS Plaster is unrvalel for curing scrofulns
1 swellings, scurvy, sores, lame hack burns, pains
IN The de, hip> or limb, and seldom fails to give
re e IN of local rheumatism. lfappled 10 tho
>de II will many Of the common liver com.
plants, and It found to lie equal # nnperior 10
any corn plaster, Tor corn> on the feet. II Immed,-
ately applied to fresh wound It Will prevent sore
ness. and cause it quickly 10 hea.-Faml ie> in the
habit ufu>ng this plaster, find il beter Than any
thing else f,r all purposes for which plaster or
salye i wanted. lis virtues have heen witness Ell
thousands o. respectable individual, IN various parts
Of The United States who have tested its efficacy
PRICE 25rt>. per box.
iIjSMany cerllncates may he had, showing ito
extraordinary effects.
Berare Of Counterfeits -
All those wishing to purchase the genuine
article nj Mar,hals Plaster should purchase that OF
which II. g. Grldley, MIddebury, W., !, the General
Agent and no other as | manufacture personally the
Plaster sold by said Gridley.
DIR. MARSHALL.
| certify that the above article executed in my
pre-, ence by DR.. Marshall and that his signature
thereto Is genuine.
DORASTAS WOOSTER, Judge.
Mi1delury, Jan. II, lSi5
Sold Wholesale and retail by H. {. Gridlev, gen.
eral Agent, Middebury VT
PECK q. SPEAR
Wholesale and Retail Druggists Burlington, VT.
And by Druggists generally IN the United Siatss
aud Canada. 35-ly
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BRIGGS PATENT
FENCE MACHINE.

II. u. DEWEY,
NNTO'TfD respectfully notify the public that he has
w returned 10 Burlington Fal :. and recommended
manufacturing the PATENT FENCE. He is now
prepared to fulfil all contracts tina, uniufed
in consequence of he late fire, and will be happy to
old and new purchasers with some of his vdrie-
ties of Farm, Garden or Ornamental Fence.
Owing to the advantages derived IN the use Of the
above improvement, he Is enabled TO afford neat
and beautiful fence for yards and gardens, at much
less expense than The same can be got up for in any
other way, while for durability it is moi eNcellcd by
any in common This valuable Improvement
was first brought ont in Western New York where it
has into extensive use and has received the ap
probation of The Mayor of the city OF Buffalo with
many hundreds Of the first agrcullurlsis AID others
in that part of the Stale also OF Gov. Iub ard Doct.
Jarvis, Judge Churchill and many others in New
Hampshire In fact wherever It has leen introduced
it has been highly approved. As a Farm Fence it
com ines more advantages than any other fence ever
used. Ii can he used Without posts, and IS therefore
affected by the ieez NJ and hea'ng of the ground.
1t takes less lumber Than any other kind If fence
certain protection against all kinds OF cattle IS not la
BILE TO get cut of repair cannot be bOirn dolrn easi.
ly set up, taken down and removed, without injury.
g-'PNo FARMER should be 1riifout at least suiIi
Gent quantity 10 throw around his fields of grain and
stack yards.
Winoo,ki City, June II, 1915
BuRLiNGToN, July 9Th, ls45.
Mr.. H. p. DEwEy,--Slr: As you have asked my
opinion respecting the >uiahlene>s OF Nonr PATENT
FEScE 'or ornaments al purposes, would remark that
have used some Of your ir,i quality Fence about a
cottage erected the last year, and that like it very
well. BY casing the pests and putting ona base,
Goth items costing only about 81 80 per Iod) il
makes neat and durable ornamental Fence, a,
ahou, two-,hrds the cost If most of the oher kinds
| of ornamental Fence in common use.
JNO. X. CONVERSE.
The undersigned having mad some practical expert.
ence for the past in the ne Of Deweys Portable
Field Fence, very cheerully bear testimony in It's
| favor ! consider il admirably adapted to lnlervaes
sui ject TO freshcts and find very convenient
in variety of where temporary fence is need.
ed. used il thu past " - 20 enclose a ward o
young cattle and horses, ar much 10 my surprise il
suffered no injury whaever-'houah an unruly bull
shook his head at IL, occasionally. have no hesa-
ton in saying that every farmer should have OF
less Oft. UDNEY ii. PENNIMAN.
Colchester. July s, As.
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Thc Yegelahle Llalsnmic elixir has now hetn


in general u-c for more than ten years, and
thousand, taught H. Incompatible value ly exper-
ence Of IT. wonderi II curative properties, have accord
ed to il celebrity unparalleled in the whole, wide
range Of Meulca science in this any other country
Since this powerful medicine first hecame known
immense numbers, who believed hem.elye> IN The
last Stages OF a confirmed ID incurahle con SUMPTION
and pronounced by the most skilliul physician in
the country pa>i all hope Of recovery ha We been
re- cued miracuuusy from The grasp OF Death hv MS
use, and are now blessed with health and strength.
Ills Natures own simple Resioraiive-a Healing
Balm prepared by one who was brought 10 the verv
brink of he grave by Consumption, and from plans
celebrated for their great medicinal virtues II Is the
empo ynent OF natural means TO overcome and conn
eract the evils Of Nalure--healing the lacerated
Lungs OF the afflicted patient IN the worst pos sibe ca
and restoring the functions the disea ed mem
hers strong aud healthy action. II has elected
cures where all other medicines have failed
In all cases Of Asthma, Whooplng C.uqh or the
accumulation Of Phrgm 50 destructive To the health
and lite Of chIldren-it is particularly recommended
a. an uniaillng cure and no family in the Union if
they wi h Ia preserve their children from suffering and
dea h. should not be without n.
Almost countless testimonials of is remarkable
cures, from every arier The Union, and from indi
vlua IN every condition OF life are ii> best crelcn
iias, showing IN the most conclusive manner that
this Preparation acts upon the human system in a
manner LILLE short Of miraculous. Thee may be tound
in he daily paper, and also may be obnined in pam
phris and handbllls of agent, free Of cost
This incompatible medicine is prepared only By NJ
II Doves, Troy W., the original inventor and pro-
prleior.
CURTIS & SMITH, ST. AIlans. VI.
Only Wholesale Agenls, " whom AGENTS can be
supplied in any part OF the Unlon upon the best terms
Sold by esneial apnoin,menl, by
PECK a. SPEAR,
HAGAR Il ARTHUR >Bulinz,on.
SMITH & WILKINS. 4s,yi
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"TorcH NOT, HANDLE NoT.'-One Of those
meddlng gentlemen, who like Thomas of old,
are never satisfied until they have put their fin :
ger on every thing they see, was MT long since
observed by friend with his hand don. up, 10
use an every day phrase, in some half dozen
handkerchief. lie occosied him with the usual
question:
"What ais your handr
"Why," said he, 't'othcr day wen, into the
mill 10 see 'em saw clapbonrds, and saw thing
whirlins round so swift, and it looked so smooth
end slick, and thought that I'd just touch my
finger 10 it, and see how ii felt, and don't you
think it took the esnd Of it right Off; they hal
loed out, "You must not touch tha,-il's the cir
eumiar saw TINT saws all The clarboards." But
they spoke half second too ate-!he eend Of
my finger was zone, and never seed 1t since