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FAE.liS, MEDICINES,

IL ALTO 1dIUdTilt 'Hu filrEallNc l.OZ-
l. encrrs, and the JcsI and decidedly the most pOr
ulsr a'ice, not only for adults bn for childrenot all
countries and rina'e>, and IN every condltonoi r.
They >,rrl!y vegetable, with taste nexpre>sil "
drghifli jhcy "a pain III the opera tim bul
the contrary feelings Of pleas. cleansing he ,lo-
ach AMI b wells i.c-' perfectly than any other purga
i've Their magic Ike operation surprises the most
eminent physlclan>, and they are rardly taking the
pare OF all Other puT2a'tve compounds. Every irav-
eer shnuld carry them, every family should Keep
them, and every man, woman and child shonld take
them.
FALES' WORN lOZENGES
Are sure remedy, and children love them, they act
Ike ch.,m IN Ecnovin. the ~ npioni.. starting in
and nose, sickness al stomach, prcc,rtou> appetrr
,wr.lci Dwell and general icver; the child TALL INFO
Iu .'erp, the worms are >trpe an expelled IN
rvr,v far "a heard from the patient Is en-
,rcly ca'ei.
FALES' COUGH LOZENGES,
For coughs c, lis, bronrh,Is, INC pcnt consump.
non whoopua cor yh and group the most happy icci
I.ohanc N cw moments, the symptoms disappear
and The o.r,ssI, ~ one broken up. single trial
il sniTic cnt 10 ,aiiiy the most optical
FALES' DYStNTERY OZENGES
Cure, dv.cncry, darrho.e and all owel complaints
oiaiil'. o' children. Pay par rrlar attention to the
directions which ACCOMPANY each Lox and they are
not known 10 fail. Price 25 cents.
FALES' CAMpiiOR IOZENGES,
For common and ,icl headache; also, mana, cpl
lcp,y, melancholy. hysterrn ST, Wins Dance and all
Other cases OF laneuur and oppression 4 the vital
powers hey perfectly safe for children
IN all conditions.
FN.ES' CYPRIAN HAIR TONIC,
l. now 30 extensively known that comment j. use
les. We can >ay, however, among ihor.anl Is whit
have purchased It in this anl other conn ries. non,
have complained, Int on The contrary EXPIRE sed then
wonder and n lmiraon on bcholGing IT. Z let.
CLEAR OUT YOUR RATS.
The Gnawi"g an ,nric> Of lhec Destructive crea
're can c bani>hed rever in yonr houses and $ ore
II YOU will procure box ofthe genuine
Madagascar Rat Extcrminator,
and use II acc"riiug To dirccIon-
Tup cannot depend upon the above medicines unles
obtained Of The proprietor, j. j. Fae., So Commercial
stree, Boston; to avoid coIurrrf,is the agent In
certificate with the written signature u J. j. FATE,
VI. D. Ncn or Mass Med So. an Bosom Med ASS
DR.. Fdlc' ne Inc, -ull wholesale a III r,tal
No SO Commercial 81, Hu-lon.
EurijaPton, Harrington Il Brother, Drugsl-t
Wholc.ple an Re alters FIR the above mei'ln,'.. -
I'ergeanes, WIN. Il. Blxbv, Druggist; Nep Hare,
Nus, II. Rider; Bristol. Geo. W. Parmece Ma
Hren A. ?. Roscoe; FerrisJurPh Center, Amo
MciheIhy; SLeiburn. J. B. l,ham; HaeSburah, MIR
car Hats UiNision, Morton # CLARK Jsricho Cor
mars, Oakr> d. Peek; Cambrdge. Mnrun Wre,
BJker.feid, Arning'on d. Polncr,y; West Enos
burgh James NJ. Dean; Sheldon, A. kcnh & Co.
Firf.id, Burr & Fansworlh; Iairfar, S. w. Brus
& Co. 20
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"A TALK WITH YOUNG MEN"

Under this heading the n. Y. Tribune
has some sound and logical remarks, por-
ton OF which we cx'rac, for tie benefit Of
that class Of our readers. 10 whom they
are particularly directed. Road
ut is a common and most rninons pc.
sumption that simple industry never leads
to competence, and that wealth is necessa,
I'll! The product of trade, and generally Of
fraud or crime. The young mechanic or
artisan saws, 40. it is no use for ne 10 try
to save any thing ont Of my five and ten
dollars a week in the city, or my ten 10
twenty dollars a month (hcside board) in
the country, as the case NAV be--nobohy
ever got rich IN that way.' Now !, is quite
true that a colossal fortune was never re-
Allied from the savings Of simple and
straight forward ahnr, and probably never
will be. But it is great N stalking to sup.
pose that a competence may not O." mos,
nen) be real sod by naked downright Labor
or that men are not constantly doing this.
All around Boston, Lowell and a'nus' every
city are the comfortable dwellings, Of me-
chsncs who commenced without A do liar,
and never made II good barya in then
lives, bat have bought 4 ln', iu!lt house,
aud nov live independently therein, on the
S,v + ro, ,',oa.o H., ,hn,, o,',,h. .,
received and laid up still more in the time,
and we shall no, con'radic, You wc are
% strenuous as you en- be- in asserting
that labor can be secured fuller reward.
But dn not cling Ia the fatal mistake ,ha,
industry is never pr0spere1.
Of the rich man a,n,nr ms ,nd ,n, ~ !, s"J
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The Vegetable Iialsamc Elixir ha now t.rn
in general u.e for more than ten wears. and
thousand, taught li> Incompatible value lv experi-
ence of IT. wonderful curative pro eTc> have accord
ed To II cc'erity unparalleled III the whole wide
range oi Mtuica science in This any oIher c,untrv
Since this powerful medicine hrst erame knov,n
immense numbers, who believed them elves i'm Tho
last stages OF confirmed I'd inruralle ccn>mnIop
and pronounced by the most skilliul phv>icisn. in
The country a. past all hope of recovery have been
rescued mlracnously from The grasp OF Dcab Iv ne
u,e, and are now lle>sed with health and strength
Ills NATURES own simple Re,iurstIve-o Ueal;,o.
Balm prepared by one who was brought 10 the very
hnnk OF The grave by CONSUMPTION, aud from plants
celebrated for their great medicinal virtues In Is inc
employment OF natural means TO overcome and conn
eract the evils OF Nsturc-healing the lacer,,,d
Lungs OF the afflicted patient IN the worst no, sit H. a
se> aud restoring the fncions oi the disea, a., mem
er- 10 strong anI healthy action. |, has Effected
cures where all other medicines have failed
In all ca.e> Of Asthma Whooping C,uoh ar the
accumulation of Phlegm, destructive 10 ,b, health
and lie OF chliren-t l. particularly recommended
a. an niailng cure, and no family in the Union IL
hey wi 10 preserve their children from SUFFERING and
death, should not be wuhoni n.
Almost countless te>imOnials Of its rcmark n h Ia
cures, from every qnr'er nl he Union. and from ind
vlua in every condition OF life are it, best crelen
ia', showing m the most conclusive manner that
this Preparaon acis upon the human system in
manner little short Of miraculous. These may be found
n the daily Papers, and also may be obtained in pam
phleis and handhills of agent, free OF cost.
This inconparll e med icne is prepared only by N.
II Doves Troy W., the original Inventor and pro-
pretor.
CURTIS & SMITH, St. All ans, Vt.
Only Wholesale Accents, 10y whom Agents can be
supplied in any part OF The Union upon the best terms
Sold by especial appoinmeni, by
PICK e. SPEAR,
s sAIfH NiLkISs. O''''s ss,sl IT.
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There is no grouse TAR the Headache
when yon can obtain the GEM
me MAHsuALLs AROMATIC
CATARRu and HEAl-

ACHE SNCFF
THIS snuff i a ceratn aud peri, cure for tte
L cdiarrh, and common colt, in the II .ad and the
Headache and is an excellent articles for ,ore and
weak eyes II opens and pnree> ont all distinctions,
strengthens the gan> AMI give, q healthy action 10
the parts ALLEGED.
Berdre Of CouHierftis;
Al those wishing 10 purchase the genuine
article e Nar~hal'> Sn'i, should purchase that OF
which II. G. Grdey, AIidleb1ry Vi, ia The proprie-
tor "ard no Other a. manufacture per onay, the
nur soi Ay said Grdley.
DR.. MARSHALL.
certify that The above article wa, executed in my
pre,en.e aud that h., sGno'nIr hereto i genuine.
DDRiSTUS WOOSTER, Judge.
Mnldebury, Jan. Il, l5lj.
y. B.-The name OF II. G. Grllev proprietor will
be found upon eve l,le Of the genuine Mar, halls
improved Sniff sid wholesale nnl re.a.. y II.
c. CIR lev, Md'iehurv W. PECK 4 SPEAR
Wholesale and Retail DrugCisiS, ling; on, VI.
And Iy Druggists generally IN tn" unied States
aud Canada. 35Iy
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N!AIlO(;ANYi

I HAVE recently taken an Agency for the .ne OF
L Mahogany irom a New Yur, firm and am new
e NJ supplied with in al ~or, ofcr1trh and >ha
de veneers, such as are adapted This mar,et AL
tIilonS will from time 10 time he made, n they are
called Tor Y the demand, 10 n to keep IN fair
s'rlmen Wood, N any flm, not on hand, will q
lurnl,hc nj the shortest notice. The pricc. Will lie
low, and the term, cash.
d. X. PANGBORN.
Burlington, Is, Sept, 1915. III
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Sheen Racks.

THE Subscriber Is manufacturing superior arti-
l. Gle OF SHEEP RACKS, 10 which he would re-
speciully call the attention of the wool growing COM
mnnuy as they will find it much to their advantage
to use this kind of Rack. II. p. DEWEY.
EurlnGtOn Fals. Ane. |. 1915. l0lf
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FRENCH DEpILATORY.

: This article, used for taking OF srpe.luous hair
from he face and neck i sol Al so cent per oille
by Com,'och y Ross, No - fremont Row, Boston /;
hARRlNGToS d. BROTHER, only agents tor Bur ing
ton VI. l6m6
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WEBSrERS Elementary spell ing book, by doz
w gross. Porters rhetorical reader, by dog. or
single. For sale by S. WOODS.
Burlington, Nov. l3. Sfrong's buildings
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10, RROaDway. New yor,,

.
pains mhicl IL processes 10 cure. icW be Civ
en- Gratis TO the afflicted Uho cannot
oN"rd 10 purchase by applying 10
3a3 BROADWAY, New YorIs.
RAR11N'S lOTlON-Thc Lotion was invented
- some years ago, aud l. HE prod rlo Of acct.
dental discoveries, aided by skill an experience
The original design OF 1t surlv for the inventor,
own use, hut no ,ooncr ha il ccomc c>iaLIi,hc in
ut practice, than enquiries began 10 lie made, ~
the friends OF tho'e who la bcru lencittcl by Us
virtues, where il might he procured Thus lis tame
began to spread from individual 10 individual uni'l /,
iecaine known as never inne circ N most OF the
large cities IN the onion. without pliling or the aid
OF the public press, it has acquired IT'S own celebrity
and found it, way into public favor as an unrvallel
and extraordinary | aim IN the cure of many oil the
Ills to which uani ind nrc subject.
In eases OF Guli, Rhc Imasni, Swengs OF all
Kinds, Dl>locaons or Fractured Bone. Bruises Gut,
onous Bic> and Slings, Burns, Scald>, Chill lain>,
Curn1 or mion>. AMI Wounds of every DESCRIPTION,
II ord> an imne ia'c aud permanent rc'ic. 1t i,
perhaps the omly article that can lie depcndcl n3on IN
the cure of Tho cpnnS IN The acs and i le, generally
prtdIccl y taking cold alter violent cXcr ION and
ovcrhe,'ng. foi Glaniu'ar Tumpr> Limba 20,
frvsipe'as, Tctcr or Rngworn, AMI all kinds ul
Frnp'ion> of the SKIN, Il Is most tx client remedy.
For Fever aud Ague. Agnc in the Breast and Face,
Ctanp in the SOMA he aud leadachr II Is like n
charm. But alb we all, IN the enc oi Tcndini> and
Cap'uiar injuries, Sprnns, aud Wounds uievcry de-.
crip'ion, IL shows in most astonl hing manner, it,
magical powers.
In addition to he cngn nllcnce the Lotion cx-
erts over the accidents anl niirni,ic> Of man. il In
been found no les valnal L. ~ similar complaints 10
winch interior animals are -ullccl, llciafy the
iiOr.e, whose value AMI usrf demands the par
II uIar care offs owner, In seine casts where il
has been applet 10 thlskni creature for Sigh, nin-
RE, II hn', III nIiiOn 10 an almost in.ian'aur, vi
rHe, gwen apparently new animation an viyaciiy to
he animal, TO such an cx cnt thar N varoi. n.1n-
the winning of race has cen 't.ntrlui,v CRIB
ed 10 the stimulating and happy rri al the Lotion,
rather than The natural spccl ol the animal) IT has
become equally celebrated univer nj specific
both for man AMI least. TIA. following are t
the complaints most common to the hur,c IN which it
has prove H. superiority.
The L"liun l. composed entirely e the me i inal
properties Of sc .Cahle .u stance. conrrn' ra' e aud
rendered most pure by di,lilntlon AMI other chcmi
processes. A. an inwarl medicine, II i the most in
noceni, whle,onr, stimulating and ohetun. char
ac'c' ami will expe instantly iho,e dll, heavy and
hypochondrica feeling. 10 which many are 80 sub
eri, and give life and animation 10 h,th body and
mind. To lie had in burlington at
c.m.ly-Oct. 6, Is. Messr,. PECK d. SPEARS.
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Falmon;h, May %. 1914

FnImonih, May .. l8ii.
To Mr.. Brown. Chemist, Boston.
! ccrtiy that my wife la cen llirted with very
al amor on her face, and at her stomach, for fifteen
years pat After using vnrioi~ medicines recom-
ircndel for Ter complains win ll'llc erci she
commenced sing by the aivlcc # Mr.. Edward Ma
ION, II hcvarv. v, ~arsaparllla and Tomato Bit
rtrs, ana she nov in ctr neal h. than he has e.
fore enjoyed tr the lat f teen Years: ard would
c1eerully recommend 10 alt and eyervuonr who Is
afflicted with any OF the com; laln> whre this med-
cine i re onmcndcd for, To II in prefer TO any
article now IN use, Yours respectfully,
j. B. LEACH.
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MEDICINE FOR THE MILLION!
SEAVER'S JOINT AND NERVE
II ly 7 81 = MT.

IIOR the Of Rheumatism Goni, Snrnins
Bruises, Swelling, Crlmp, Nunhnes>, / 1me-
ness OF all kinds, Pam in the side, Lack or lon,
asue, hea lache >ti neck ,ngs OF IN ecs chhlaIns
re'h wounds, burns, freeze, and all of ericrna
injury.
There has never appeared a me licne VII ch pos.
se>ses the penetrating and healing power in 20 great
a degree While AT the same time i cannoi v any
POI. bl''r produce njuI lou> !ects. Bv It's ac,on
on III no excite. a healthy circulation of the
bloc nndrempve> all ob>jrucliOn- 10 the inSenSibt,
perPsrIIion, winch l. the cause t - much human
su1erInr. ] ha, complete control over FIRE ant may
Ieuei Win perfect safety IN the ca Sc, OF hurn.
he Price II upo.I il being lar Glow nher me ne,
OF The had, mes e!elualy removes every obstacle
10 IT. universal ne. Why viii y"r ,nfrr pam when
>ae, e.hcaci,u> ani cheap ne'lcIc Is wl.hin your
reach
IMPORTANT TO toRSEMEN,
This l.'n'G,enl l. no, only beneficial to The human
sys,ein but l. the est article thai can lie il.ed for
Hor.es that have been spraued brllsel or On 'lr J.
and for many oiher disease, requiring an cx efnal
remedy. The hlsh character al the -cn lenrn ign
Ing the following ccriiica't will ren'cr 1t If interest
10 ali who may have occasion 10 ue a mehrne OF
the kind
The unler,i.ncI having m, e ne OF Sewers L,ni-
menl, fr horse. AMI dlling II 10 he val IA c rem
edy for lamene>s, gals, ,prans, rui,e> e., woul
recommend II to oar frends aud The pil' generally,
leleyng that those who may have occa ION To use a
remcv tor any OF the disease, for which it is
mendel, will MOI lie disappointed in is effects.
LOWELL FARR, Braulehoro VI.
OI I,Is, BhkDMEn,., WaInoie, n H. stage
PELEIlAH ARMSTRONG " Propreors
GEO. DICKINSON. C'aremoni y. II.
Price 2j and 80 cents per Bottle.
Prepare only tyr SEAIE Err x son, Druggists,
Walpoe n. H., Reed, Wing g. Cutler, 81 Chatham
ST, Boston, Wholesale Agents.
Obserre- Every holle uiihe genuine will have the
signature OFT Seaver If son, ON the inside wrapper
For sale hy Peck & Spear, d arlington o. Shole,,
Ferrishurph; J. NJ. Staples, Charlotte; +. Hunting.
ton, Nersenne- Morton 4 CLARK, WlIliston; T.. b.
Green. Richmond :. X. Collins, Montpt ler, and
bV Druggists and Merchants generally throughout
the State.
September s, 1915. Is
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Painting, Carriage Making, &c,
SPAULDING u RUSSELL

CONTINUE the Painting business in all its vari.
~ Gus branches, AMI solicit continuance Of the
public patronage. We have also commenced
CARRIAGE MAKING,
and are prepared 10 make 10 order any kind of Car
rlages or Slelnhs that NAV be wanted a frs,
manner, and cheap for cash Repairing done on
short notice. All kinds ofprodice taken IN exchange
for work
Call and see for yourselves
Shop on Shelburn ST.. opposite the American
Hotel
Burlington. May, 1916. 50m6
n. G. sPAULDiNG, 6. II. RUSSELL.
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No Iiulnbng,
SIDNEY BARLOW

[IANING fai'el Of learning the MANUFACTURING
Ii EusISE s, has filled his store with large as
sor'm,nt Of Goods, consisting in part If
Bloa tlohS, Ca>siInere>, Sa'ncii-, Ve>tings Elan
ncl,, Plail-, Coat lilin,- and Trimmings. Alalaca>,
BIZ, Bur, Plaid and tig'i q cen> Cioih, Chamceon>
Afghan Satin, Nous de Lame, Bom'az,nc,, Me-
rlnoe> Print. GInahans, Pam, Corded, Satin and
ace, Strpt Pl,id, White Car''ric> Fancy Crava,s,
Hosiery, Bnk Mnten, and Gloves, Back. Kid, Cot
ION, Nur'ttd and Sli, Guve., plaIn and fancy Miil>
Ga! oons Bin ing, Tai-., POI hn> Hooks an Eye
Ribbon Wire six, hrea >lk Braid>, Lacet-, Cord.
Glmp., Wha'.,unr art Needles.
Alo.-Shtrtlncs, shirng>, Ped Trking,, Drill
ing. Canton F.annr., Cotton Yarn. Bait, VICE.
m-. Wa ding ta,ps' warn, l'url,sp. hor Blankets
Edr'reIs Sioss, Naii', Croekery, Mrd,rare. Mcli-
clncs, aud he ct ialiy OF TEAS, Sugar and Mo-
las -, &c. 81.
The above goods were selected with great care
and he respectfully invites inspection, e.. they WILL
M SOLD.
Wool, GRAIN Pork, Butter, and most kinds of pro.
duce I, ceived in payment 20
Wnoo>kl Village, Burlington Falls, VI. Oct. 1915
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9iSlS6lS
THE DEATH IAMP--A person writing
from France mentions the following curl
Gus scene which presented on his visit to
the vaults of the church Of S.. Dennis, in
which the French kings are enionScd -
But the most singular Of all things il a
lamp. which is kept burning on tho cu.il If
LOUIS IS h, and which it is sad. is to be
continued burning until Louis Philippe
dles--hc being the next king (ii hn dies Oh
the t'rone) 10 whom tho lsmp will pass,
until his successor. dies. Napoleon DID nu,
Gle on the throne, neither did Charles Y /:
Consequently Louis XVIII has not been
buried, neither has the lamp ever been al.
lowed to 20 OUT. II looks drcary and dii K
IS mdnigh, in that vault, and iuvolunar-
lily shuddcred as lnnked through the iron
grazing into the chamber Of death and
viewed the dark pail upon the tomb. The
light OF the lamp was more like a star Hck =.
ering through dark cloud. 1t wss ndec
the chamber Of death"
Co-RTsHIP IN PESN YAN.-The Yates
County Wing gives tho following epccl.
men. a gentleman resident IN Penn Yam,
Was walking one morning, when he saw
his future wi'e engaged at the duties Of The
wash tub. lie sl"pprd and locked al her
for moment. AID then sa d -
"K,ie. will you marry me -
"fef,' was her promp, reply. Within
awcek they were married.
Bret, pointed ard business Ike, Had
he ionrd her at the Pane. ten chances IN
one he would have deferred The cues ion''
-o@-
IRON BUSINESS IN WAIFuAv, Mass
The last Sandu ich Observer contains an
interesting Statement oi the am ,uni Of IRON
manufactured in Wareliam. 1t seems tina,
there are four large iron manufacinr es
now in operation, aud that fth is to he
established. These four factories arc ga.
pable Of manufacturing about 10000 ton,
. year If scrap iron into various articles
This al $40 Ton will amount To no less
than $l.4O0OOO per annum. They con,
sumo about 10000 TONS 81 coal; and give
employment to about AIS hands. Beside.
these establishments for working iron
there is a furnace in operation for FASTING
hollow ware, and other AT icIes, which turn.
out yearly annut 600 tons Of Castings, val
ued at Sl5,000. There are about $50 ma
tools at work, turning out annually 4,OOl
tons nails. worth $3GO,000.
-0N-
TA certain editor saws. "on our 0utsid.
will be found a iorncca and other ari cles"
Many an editor is IN similar predicamenl
-~sCs--
Place bone Fcross a rinh, and you have
Bony.Part croosrg the Rhine This ID
4
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BRIGGS PATENT
FENCE MACHINE.


NVTO'fLD respectfully notify the public that he has
w returned To Burlington Falls and recommended
manufacturing the PATENT FENCE. He is now
prepared to fulfil all contracts that unfulfiled
in consequence Of the late fire, and will be happy to
serve old and new purchasers with some of his vare-
ties of Farm, Gu den or Ornamental Fence.
Owing To tn" advantages derived IN the use of the
above improvement, he Is enabled TO afford a neat
and beautiful fence for yards and gar ems, AT much
less expense than The sane be got up for in any
other way, while for Durability IS moi excelled by
any in common use. THIS valuable improvement
was fiji 81 brought out IN Western New York where It
has llto extensive usr and has received the ap-
probation Of The Mayor of the city of Buffalo, with
many hundreds Of the first agrculturiss aud other
in that par, of the State also of Gov. IIub ard Dnc,
Jarvis, Judge Churchill and many others in New
hampshire In iacl wherever it has been introduced
it has been highly approved. As Farm Fence it
con- ines more advantage, than any other fence ever
used. can be used lritlom posts, and is therefore
affected by the fre'2n and hca,ng Of the ground.
takes less lumber hnu IEV other kind If fence is
certain protection against all kinds of cnrlle is not la
BILE to get Of repair cannot &c biorn dOrH easi.
" So, up taken down and removed, without injury.
3tFNo FARMER should be lriMOut nj least sulfi
cien quantity 10 throw around his fields OF grain and
stack yards.
Winoo. kl City, June IL, 1915.
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Mn. f. EROwS,-rear Slr:--l am ain ont II your
Sarsapara and Tuma Hit'e :; II o., an article hat
m1ch thought Of; Old Lady from Franz fort. Her
klmer Comfy avs >he ha> been connc to her hon.
Tor YEAR, and ihi ha- .nal led her 10 ge, Ut,
Several IN Il cry lay that ii l. the be-, medicine they
have ever taken.
Plea,e send ne fresh supply soon, n have not a
bottle in the store. Eonrs with re-, pect
J. T.. WARNER per. Il. r. RAY.
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FARM FOR SALE.

Z
Fyy7q t.OR SALE, iarin IN Unlerhill, con-
10 L tanning one hundred and torty-six
sEsH2 acres, n on one hundred acres OF which
S-&A0- is under cultivation, The remainder 10
covered by good growth of hard wood On the
premises are a convenlendwens house arm sheds,
&c. and an orchard of thrifty Tearing app trees,
SUFFICIENT Tor making some hhy or siN'y barrels Of
CIDER Also, tarn containing one hundred acres,
ylng a ont one mle from he al owe about sixty acres
Of which i under mpr vement, and has on II a capa-
clu> iarn, the remainder well wooded Principally
with beach and MAJ lie. The above are situated near
me centre ct he town and o the main road, ARE
wei wa'erei and well fenced, considerable portion
of the fence eng substantial stone wall anl iogeh-
tr compose one OF the hest DAIRY farms IN the town.
The above prem. e. will lie sod TO close a coacern
or much less than their real vslue, and possession
slven on the lst Of April next For further par!icu'
AR enq Irc OF A FOOTE.
Burlington, Feb. % lsi3 3stf
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Ladies and Gentlemen

MILL find an endless variety of Brushes, Combs,
w Perfumes, Soaps and Fancy Articles, nj
90 PECK a. SPEARS.
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WA aER's ArRTrGITT

THIS Stove is arranged Us to require Int little
L room le than any other having the qIan-
ty uf iron. Nome will $ irpa>> it a. to workmanship
otctst'ng, and it viii perform one third more work
with less fuel Than the ordinary cool King sovc For
stc hv the un lrrsigncd. ISAAC DOW.
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