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and property, and therefore is bound tc
contribute his proportion towards the CO
pcnse Of that protection" The Contra
railroad act contains then two palpabl,
lnlringements upon the Constitution
first in denying protection to individuals
in the enjoyment of their property, and
secondly, in exempting company of IN
diciduals from contributing their proper
ton towards the expense of that protec-
tlon."
The Judiciary committee however, I'M
willing to speak 50 large word, but
disposed to carry out the same princi-
pie, say, the Legislature has no powcr to
repeaW But the Constitution says that,
"they shall have power to-redrcss
grievances" And it is no grievance
that the poor laborer who is toiIing hard
for the support OF his little ones, may
have his scanty garden, and his little cot
tage taken from him by the rich and opu-
lent because they choose to enact rail
road, and Paddy's hut, upon that VEN
Grated spct'-is it no grievance that he
is compelled to toll and sweat, to pay the
tarcs ofthis privileged company with their
millions?
Will the Judiciary Committee, or any
other person Of ordinary capacity con-
tend for moment, that the Legislature
has not the power, to amcnd or even re-
peat any unconstitutional ia,0 which may
be found upon the Statute Book?
The 10th Section, of the LIST article of
the constitution of the United States, pro-
vides, that, "No State shall-pass any
bill--or law impairing the obligation of
contracts" have contracted with my
neighbor for a certain piece ofland to
which he has a perfect and indisputabe
title, he conveys the same to Inc, by virtue
OF warrantee deed, for the sole use and
benefit of myself, my heirs and assigns
forever, and at the same time covenants,
with me, that he is the sole owner of the
premises, and has right to convey the
same, that they are free from ';ncumb-
rance, and that he will defend the same a.
gainst the la,rful claim of all PERSONS
Now so long as remain quiet peacea-
bic citizen and owe no man farthing,
what power but that of the almighty has
a right TO disposscss me of the PREMISES
And would not law Of the Legislature
authorizing another individual, or a COM
pany of individuals, to enter upon, and
convert such premises to their own use,
directly and conclusvcly "impdir," nay,
nuility the contract existing between me
and my yneighbor; And who | would
ask under such circumstances could re-
ceive or convey Uahd title to any land
unless absolutely, inaccessible by rail
roads?
Again, who has ever before contcnded
that the Legislature has not the po,ccr
to amend or repeal any pnJlic act, passed
by any preceding legislature? And the
10th Section of the Central rail road
charter provides, "That this act shall be
taken and deemed to be public act
and yet itmay not be amended So that
the constitution is not exactly what capt.
alists, and monopolists, may see fit to
make it for their own convenience.
One OF THE PEOPLE.
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n.rnn SMITHS sugar CoArEn "lMrRovEn

n-rpR SMITHS SUGAR COATED "lMpROVED
Ipiru Vegetable Fills" ARE daily cffrctinp Of he
most astonishing and wonderful cures that have
bcen known, in consequence ofwhch they have ROW he
come shning mark against which all the arrows ri Dis
appointed hope, envy and unchSr,rhtnes' are leNetd
without distinction. The town and country are alike
filled with their praise. The palace mud the poor
alike echo Win their virtues. In all climates, under Hl
temperntures they sil retain their wonderful powers
ard cxer, them alterel by situation. They arc
simple in their prcpnronmii in their actions thorough
in nj, their opcruons, aud nRFvalcd IN their results
They arc anti billions, Hntidyspcrtc, and aninCrcuia
and they nre pccunrl, hrnctrrafn the following COM
nlDins fever and ague, yellow ard bilious teSers, d,s
rrr,o Group liver compliant, sick he,daNhe, jlnnaire,
asthma ,rnpsy. splceu piles. cole, plstrucioRs hrpr
6nrn 0lrrcd tongue, md foul stomach, rausea hAroc,
cnstiveness loss or appetite. srw canp'Son colds,
n in nil eases ol urnor oftbc hAw els where cahnrt'c
or IN npericnt il needed, II n. ~ No Srenr Coated
plis rnn be ,1r5 uulcss every huN has On II the sigma
urr ofC m MN SMITH. NJ. u.
For SHE b, pR : J. ALIEN. Hin
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TABLE CUTLERY, LOOKIN
GLASSES &c.
list RECEIT ED

600 Gases Of Tea & Table KNIVES & FORKS, Of
every STYLE and quality from 80 cts, to $500
Sets Complete 81 ps. Rich Ivory Hand do.
single g. Double Bronze Tea Boards.
Shovel & Tongs, Shutters q Trays, Brass Candle
sticks, Plated Spoons Sad Irons &c. &C. making the
largest and best assortment TO he bund in this region
ALSO, largo supply OF
MAHOGANY FRAMED LOOKING GLASSES,
different styles and prces--a of which will he sold
the most favorable terms, Purchasers invited 70
all, g. DANA ,JN
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NO Lots to pcddle, ". Z. Farmer,
WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT

q, tuoRRECTED WEEKLY FROM THE N. G.. PARnERI
~ SEEDS, Herds Grass, VI 81 to 80 prr bushrI Rpt
up oo 10 Oh cts. Clover-Norhern, TO II Southern
& G. faX seed 81 per bnshoI. lneorne, SO c
per ID, canary Seed 81 31to l75 per bushel.
HKAlN, C0rn-N0rlhern.nrw bushelOO to06Sou,h
cru ronhd yellow o Son j2S0uthcrn Nat yelIownrw
~ io-Ho. do. white 16 uI6-dO New Orleans 90 "A 90
narie! OUh OO-Ryc. Northern, 90 O0-do southern 4.
'o-oaS, Southern. 81 80 Northern do. "a to 90
a3O-Bran 81 II %.
iLouh' baltimore, Howard Street. A mos. or. "a n
oiMuo wharf 81 10 a$O OO-d0 lrec OF gnrl'c so 90
puu-rh'IWlclphla do, mos, 81 e. 0 90 -Prcdericks
Dntgh, low I'd mOsd 4 81 475-Alexan,Irim, wbnr
;'o,h'hlN " IA 75-Genessee, common cash 81 81
w. 40 fancy brands S. 90 37-Oho via Canal SO &c
Soto-,'o do New Orleans cash Sa go Is. rive S0 o.
"VW,-ildlnn Meal in bbls, 262 u Sc
PROVISIONS. Bcel-Mcss mo. new hbl 8 e75 n
-hnNy-S' 80 0O--NO. !, 90 Il 50-do PrIm. SIS 81
go uorr"rh-EStra clear mo- hhl. SIl 50 I2 90 do
Sie" S'O W II w do. Mess, 80 10 OO-do Prime
op Judo Mess from other States. 90 90 n 90 OC
Io Irmc do do so 90 40 90 do Cargo do. OD-Clcnr
10 w w OOOO-Butcr shipping, 10 l3 do store min
spccledl l2-uo dairy, ii cents II lizard No Rms
ms u do south aud Western. 6 a G 3-1-uams Rms
ton, O00-Sou'hcrn and Western. 6 nc Cheese
Slnng ana meal, II 5-do new milk T me-
Wooi' Dnly-Tle value whereof At the place of ey.
pnr'hon shall not exceed cents per pound per cent
az Vaiorem All whercofthe value exceeds cents prr
ponnd, ~ per ct. nd. val. and ct pcr pound
rrme or SaNony Fleeces, washed H. As a 5 Gamer
can inil blood do 40 i2-Do Sd do 81 3s-Do I.2 do
o. . "T-n-1 ana common do 3cn 3J--Smyrna sheen
washed, 2On 22-Do nnwashcd Ion l5-Bcnnnsdo e n 10
--SnXony, clean 0O-Bucnos Ayrps unnicL ci IA do
uo p'cIked 10 i-Snperinc Northern puIled lnmh 3e
do do II u ls "' Wv - " ''--No
LA IA Cd do0aO. ''i ~
Hay SIG TO 10 perton--Eastern screwed I9,on
EGGS, Is 90 "
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YOU MAY If YOU WILL!
DE cured Of all diseases of the skin, b! TIMELY, IA.
ID TENT and PERsENERlNG use Of
ZONES. DROPS Fnp MINORS

JONLS I'hOI . lon III NibhC,
medicine successful hrvond parallel in tho cur, Of Sal
Rncum, scruui, or Kings Evil ST. AuhOry4 Fire or
Fry sipe!as, SCdd Heud, LcprOs! or White SCur 1rtcr
or Rim. Worm Prairie Itch, and III umur., Internal ur
external This medicine is no hUmbna--n0 mOoushrH.
nut perfectly and astonishing eilcncous Remedy
for the ah0'C-namcd complaints and NO other. Cali, ca
SOON call Now on the agents Tor proof Try 1t Just
directed and sc if we Hrc right. The puprie tor
is allowed. among many Others refer Hon. GEE h.
Upham Carernu How. j. j. Gilcnst md Rev. A. II.
Fullerton, ChaCSt0wn, all Of whom have used the n,di-
cine either themselves "r members Of their families.
From Mr. uLercc, Junior Parucrlrm Of Simeon willard
Co., l!Mtllnd, VT.
It must he true that 'JosEs' UROrs for vMoRs are
invaluable medicine for the complaints for which it is
Designed Tor hal personal experience Of the surprising
pOScr, than fifteen months ago, over an exceeding
Is distressing aud uusOme disease vi the skin n many
years standing, tor which the Saratoga ana Cmrldon
water, and ali other remedies cEcS failed ola cure. BY
Il putCn and pcrSeVCrng u said Drops am entirely
relieved Of that d,ensc, and hereby do most honestly md
earnestly advise all similarly afflicted to wocure md
them. }, W. LABE2EE.
Uar,land Vt Dec 6, 1853.
From h. NJ Wood, Esq. Merchant in SoatA Woodstock
The fact is in my opinion. that JONES BEors fer Ilr-
MoRs do cure the diseases for which it is prepared alto
gehtr beyond anything within my knowledge and is oy-
IDENTITY the greatest medicine hoture The public for erGp
tons OF the skim for N the USE ul two h0tiles Of Them
have found hpble relief from the Salt Rh,uu-
aud uhrcHdm case was too--So affecting A. "a CnlH
citatc from putting or oil my clothes, and ATTENDED
with burning, itching and irritation Hs M huc
quacly understand but by painful experience Let othci
say, patiently, faithfully and reisrNerlas ir! sal
Drops, and they must fully concur with me IN opinion
of their merits J.. Nj. WOOD.
sonth Woodstock, w. Dcc. 9, 1913.
From Mr. Dnsmore.
Duly to suffering humanity compe' me TO offer m,
tmonv to the efficacy of loNG~' DRUrS for lltMuLs.'
For the last twenty five ycnrs have been troubled with
m affection my lily, pronounced b, the ply sicnis
cancer. Many physicians were CONSULTED and rrtcrip-
lions used during that tine, but pnrpCse. mill
induced make rml of the above Drops which resulted
in perfect cure, after taking one ant h hall hotties.
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STATE OF NERONT. To the Hon. the Probate
DIsrRICT OF WINDSOR, IS, Court for the District
aforesaid, to the heirs and all Others concerned in the
Estate OF Danel,Flrcher late of Chester in said State,
deceaSed.-GREETiNG.
soncrs and files and records of this Court that the Der
sona estate said deceased is insufficient 10 pay his Just
debts by the sum of three hundred and sixty two dollars
und sixty nine cents and the cost Ut settling the snd
tate and wherers appears also, that part the Real
Estate the said Deceased cannot he sold without in.
jury to those mteroStedin the remainder thereof
Therefor, YOU are hereby cited to appear before the
Probate Cnnrt nj session thereof Ia be- holden Mt the
dwelling house Of Thomas Enswor in Windsor In sud
district the second Tuesday III February next aud
give hnns as snid Court shall direct for the naymeni
Of said debts aud costs, order will then issue TO the
administrator Of said estate, 10 sell the whole of the
Real Estate of the said Deceased.
Given under hand Land the seal 0fsaid Probate Norrt
Chester in said district, this fourteenth day oC January
A. d. lS45. SALMON L. BUTTON, Register.
2l5.3w
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CROCKERY s GLASS WARE

Inst reed an additional supply Gold Band. Spri. and
"nlte CHINA TEA WARE, with plates 10 match
~ eettS complete, White q Blue Stone Ten Dining &
lolir,t ware, with full supply Common Ware:
Also; Rich Cut Glass lnInpS Salts A. TumhIers
common do of every description.
ReV0l. Casters, Rich cut Bottles
Preserve Dishes, Jelly GlaSsesS LcmOnades &c &c all
oil whleh VIII be sold at the lowest prices.
Feb. lsij. e. MANA IN
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'I1iE ANNUAL COURSE or LECTURES will hf
commenced ON the first Thursday GtlD of March, and
will be continued fourteen weeks.
FACULTY
HENRY II. CHlLDS, NJ. D.. Professor of the Theory
and Practice Of Medicine.
HON. JACOB C0LLAMER, A. NJ, Professor of Med.
icdl Jurisprudence
ALONZO CLARK, NJ. D.. Professor of the Institutes nj
Medicine; aud Pathological Anatomy.
BENJAMIN r. PALMER, NJ. d. Professor Of General
Descriptive and Surgical Anatomy.
ELISHA BARTLETT, NJ. D.. Professor of Materiu
MCdica, aud Obstetrics.
EDWARD NJ. MOORE, M. D. Professor or the prn.
cipcs and Practice of surgery.
CHESTER DEWEY, NJ. D., Professor of Chemistry,
and BOTANY.
r. &. w. ENGLISH, NJ. D., Demonstration Of ANATOMY
The fee for all the courses, is $50. MutrculaIon fee
So. Students having attended NV full courses at other
REGULAR schools of Medicine, will he required to nay
Graduation fee Ss. Those who have attended Two nll
courses al this institution will be entitled to attend the
thid, by paying 3d. only Doctors in Medicine are al-
mitted without fee.
Arrangements have been made for nm annie supplv Of
Subjects so that Students who wish 10 dssect Viii be
supplied with material ut rs low rate as at any nsti-
tuition in the country
Patients presenting themselves At the Melcal and Sur
gica ClniQue will receive advice, and all Surgical opera-
tons VIII he performed grlIulOsy. During the lsi scs.
sion large number ocnscs brought before the class
and many interesting surgical operations performed.
Students who design attending the course Of pnblic lee
lures, VIII ma II advantageous TO be present few
weeks preceding the session. They will be admitted To
the rrcitations and anatomical demonstrations of Dr.
Palmer's private course grdlnOlslv.
BY order, b. R.PAIMER,
-, Secretary Ul the Faculty.
Woodstock. Jan 29ih, 1915. 2I5-Iw
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DIR. TAY LOR' IS
R.RLSi OE LIEERWO

For Consumption, Liver Complaint, Coughs Colds, Asrn-
ma Pam in the chest side, splitting Of Bood Catarlh-,
Peu 'isy, WhoupmG Cough Tickling in the Throat, EH;s-
ing OF Fhlcgm IN the murning Difficulty OF Breathing
Pnlp un of the Heart loss, If strength EmHcalI,n,
nd All affections THE Chest, Lungs, uud Liver itg,her
with those diseases which rrrdsIu-c To consumption,
A few dozen just received and for sale by
$40 en-. DR.. :, J. ALLEN.
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-----------------a
BRIGHTON MARKET.
MONDAY, JAN, 27. lSI5

A Market 200 Beef Cattle 1900 Sheen and us Swim,
r rNicEs -B'rf CGHiC We quote frat quality S4 as A
D. SECOND quality, $40 $50. Third. quality 1865
81, 2j to 500 ~'"'' ''"'"''' o'A
SWmc--No Lots to poddle, ~ E. Farmer,
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Fred. G. LlIl,

GIVES notice that he has opened Tailoring Establish
VI ment on Central street, Mechanics row. over the
auction roon where he will attend toH business entr,st
ed to his care, with nealness and despatch
Cutting will be promptly attended to-
Instruction given in making up without charge
Garments flrnishcdn good STYLE ms neatly mnde md
rs cheap as ut uny other shop in the country.
All cutting and making up will be promptly attended TO
and warrentcd to lt 2ib.2m
Woodstock Jan. 2S, 1915,
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a CARD.

TNlE undersigned Committee Of the Trustcess Of Nor
l. witch University, have seen with much surprise, an
advertisement in the Home journal and Citizen Soldier
published in the city %. Philadelphia, pupOrlms to have
been issued by Capt Alden Partridge pruspecus ol
the Literary, Scientific aud Military UNIVERSITY 1T Nor.
wich, Vermont" which "Pro.pertuo" is calculated 10
misead and deceive the public in scyera very important
particulars. We therefore deem duty to make the
following statement OF facts
LIST. The NOrWich University was incorporated by the
Legislature OF Vermont, in s3l, aud is under the drec
on of Board OF Trustees originally appointed by that
body Over this Institution Capt. A. Partridge presided
until the 18th day OF Sept. A. D. lei3, when he resigned,
since which time he has had no connection w,M the u.
niuorSity, Wh0tcrcr.
I'd. No such Institution rs that numed in the "prospcc.
tls' above mentioned exists liz Norwich, nor has aHy
such erer srStcd MtrC; oCOusc there have been
any graiuaiFs OF such Institution, is it the "AmG
Natern Of any one The following named gentlemen,
who mentioned in the "rrospectur,n to wWndhrid
Scott Sherwood, Simeon Wheeler. and WIN. Ii. DH.
Wis, were graduates 0l the NOrwich Uaucrs,tv.
Sd. II Capt Partridge proposes to establish an lnstn
ton Mt Norwich ms stutclm the "Prospuctusn il must
he pirate Sch0oi without any corporate authority
whntCrrr, 10 confer dPIOGS us Will be seen from the
preceding statement.
18th. The Norwich University is in successful operation
urdcr lis charter The spring term will commence
the 9Th OF Feb. next The Trustees have recently pur
chased neat and very pleasant location in Norwich,
which hy having their students beard among the citizens
viii afford all the necessary accommodations for the Uni
Npr4i
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This Medicine was not introduced into
New England generally till the winter o.
IS44-44; yet, although scarce two months
have elapsed, Cat the time this is WRITTEN
we have the most cheering accounts from
all quarters. Various instances have al
leady come to onr knowledge Of cures
peslormed in all stages of disease, in many
cases, too, where recovery was despaired
Of lr promises to perform a very impor-
tant part in the relief of sickness and hu-
man suffering.
Extract Of a letter from a Postmaster,
dated
Sturbridge, Mass, Dec. Q, 1913.
Mr. Isaac BUTTs-
Dear Sir,-l nave just received thaee
dozen of Wislar's Balsam of Wild Cherry,
through Messrs. Harnden's express, for
which | return you my thanks. The rep
utation Of the medicine had preceded It,
and | think, for country village, shall
make large sales oft which understand
is doing wonders especially to a gentleman
who has used all the advertised medicines
for liver complaint and consumption. lie
has had severe cough for year and a
half, which nothing could check for any
length of tire, until he commenced taking
Wistar's Balsam; and although he has ia.
ken but a part of one bottle, still his cough
has almost entirely left him. He had Ia
kan fifteen bottles of another popular rem
edy with little or no benefit.
Very respectfully, etc,
A. M. MERRIC, P. NJ.
sPFor sale by DR.. S. J. ALLEN
Druggist, Woodstock, VT.
*.*AlI orders for the above medicine
should be addressed to SETH W.FOWLE
1873, Washington Street, Boston, sole pro-
pretor for New England
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COMPOUND EXTRACT OF SARSA
PARILLH.

THE wonderful effects of this medicine upon the blood
well known TO the world In disease, arising from
the too free OF mercury it is said To effect speedy
cure; to get this medicine sure is the only safety This
medicine has effected great cures, and what it us once
dOue il can Ito again. aud by its the world viii be re-
liryed of of suffering. The bottles ure o
the size of the dollar bottles. Retail Price 80
Pamphlets containing full account OfthG above medi.
cine to be had gratis at
2ij-eOplv. DR. }, ALIENS.
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OFFICERS OF THE STATE T. So
GETTY, FOR 1916,

ClEI I FUN 1910.
President,
EpAsrus FAIRBANKS, of 81. Johnsbury
Vice Presidents,
William Slade, Addison.
Myron Clark, Bennington,
Erastus A. Holton, Windham,
William M. Pingry, Windsor,
Jason Steele, Orange,
DR. Spalding, Washington
Alvah Sabin, Franklin,
Nathan II. Thomas, LamoilIe,
William Hayward, Essex,
William S. Flint. Orleans,
DIR II. H. Reynolds, Grand Isle,
Jonas Flint, Caledonia
Eras'us W. Drury, Coresp. Scc'y
Jonas Steele, Recording Sec'y.
Rev. r. A. Merrill, !
Aaron Angler,
S. Sioddard,
A. c. living,
William Nash,
County Corresponding Secretaries.
Windham Co., Pliny H, White, West
minister.
Rutland Co., Chester Spencer, Castle,
ton.
Bennington Co, Rev. J. Anderson.
Manchester.
Windsor Co., Nath'l Richardson, Chcs
ter.
Addison Co., James NJ. Slade, Middle
bury.
Orange Co., William Sanborn, Straf-
ford
Chi!tendcn Co., Geo. B. Shaw, Burling-
ton.
Washington Co., Rev. G. B. Manser
Montpelier
Caledonia Co., DR. Cobb, Peacham,
Franklin Co., Stephen S. Brown.
Orleans Co., Jesse Cooper, lrasburg.
Essex Co., r. G. Benton.
Grand Isle Co., Rev. O, G. Wheeler, S.
Hero.
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CONFECTIONERY,

c. MUNROE having been extensively rncag
Gu III lhe manufacture of Confectionery for the las
Ten Years, take his method to inform Merchants and Ped
dera' That they still continue to answer orders in then
lne' on the most liberal terms. 1t is confidently asserted
lhat no Coneconer uses better sock or produces bet
ter article. Orders Respectfully solicited
Concord, n. H., Jun'y 81, lsl5 o1-rm
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WOOlStOCk, Jan, H'lh, TEI). 2l5-lW
FROM = TO TINES CHEAPER THAN BE
FORE,OR NOTHING IT TIE USER Is NOT

FROM TO TINES CHEAPER THAN BE
FORE,OR NOTHING FIllE USER is NOT
DELIGHTED WITH IT.
A article that every family must consider ndispcns
"A bile when they know its power and value mud which
has heretofore been sold too high to reach all classes
has now b, en- reduced in price with view that rich and
poor high and low, and in TACT every human being may
enjoy its comforts; aud Ill VINO get tSha have the price
returned to them Il they are not deiisn ted with its use.
we assert without the pOssbit, OF contradictions that
NIL burns and scadS every external sore old or fresh md
all external pains and aches, matter where shall he
reduced TO col"rt by IL III five minutes saving life limb
or scar NO burn can be fatal ifths applied unless the
vitas are destroyed by the accident II is truly magical
to appearance in It's effects Enquire for Conncs Mag
iCal Pain Extractor Salvr,n mt COnstuck nnI COS 81
COurtlund Street, New York.
Price % cents, or four times ms much for 30 cents
We assure YOU, on the responsibility OF our characters
that sympathy for human suffering induces at 1east in
part onr earnest solicitation that simple trial should
be made IN any affection named below. We think il not
lmludent or too much TO say that nothing like il or in
any degree SO eReclua has ever been discovered in med
icnc.
Yon will plcase observe that is no sovereign remedy
for all Compqins,' hut External anulicntion and will
cure the neutrality-suspicious., Scals Frosted paris chill
DlalLs, Chaie or gall chaps, tetter pimpG blOtCh felton,
ulcer, sDrain, cry sleis sabs cuts risrs strains ear
md touhache humps, throat, rnnrouns whitlOws
piles, rngworln, silt Rlcnm, BARRIERS Itch. weak saht,
cahuncIe eruption, sore eyes and lids lips, pune
lures, hcs ana warts fever pains pain in the back and
side, tender feet, ullnaOry rhemutiSm, tic dOloreux,
uguc in face and breast fever old burn sears prcy
head, lamed shin, broken breast, nipples, rough
haneS, bstered surfaces, dressing for hlsicrs. white
swenss, cold III wounds, sore cOs general sores small
poX marks.
Though we have named numerous affections, expert
Gnce has taught us that they too MANY 1t will
he necessary 10 know that the article called Connes il
the only one we can recommendation must caution against
some limitations which we have beve are no
use but injurious. We will present it to the poor who
have actual need of it, and whom you may send for i'll
Remember il is C0NNEL'S Magical Pain Extractor
All country merchants requested to take il to their
towns on commission, aS the greatest blessing mankind
ever discovered In medicine. This il strong language
bat YOU may depend It's power will full justify H. Call
on all the Agents for pamphlet gratis ALL and very In.
eresting, also the names all the Clergymcn Of New
York.
CAUTION-Dc sure and get COnmcl's as counterfeit,
md worthless appear under other names. See that it |,
direct from Com>ock and & Go. or never touch H.
For snle hN s. j. ALLEN. WOnlSlnrk. Il PIE. ennlv