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HARD WARE.

STRONGS u Co.. have receycd, and o1tr
, extensive assortment Of Hard Ware among
which may be found
Joiners Tools.
Ptdnes--Jacks, Fore, Smooth AID Jointers wi;i'
single AM double Irons
A>lragals Bead, Center lead, nadoe~.
Flisiers, Grecian OvaluS Hpllows and round,
Match planes Rab ct do, Sash do,
Plough> Marking and sitting Glages,
CHI SCI and Anger handles, chalk Spools,
Iron and Brass plated brace,
Braces and Bits IN sets, Devils,
Try squares. Common and concave Angere,
Spur Bits, Center do, Metal and wood head
Gimlct~
Box wool rules, Glue pots Compa,sc.,
Measuring Tapes lrai avis, Scratch do,
SPIKE Gmlle,, sand Paper,
Double and single PLAN Irons, drawing Knve.,
Hand, panel, ripping, back, AMI ley hole Saw
Files AMI Ra-ps steel aud IRON Sqlares,
Screw driver, Firmer and mill W ight Chi'els,
Socket Ch.els, Gougc,, LA nmers,
IIa,chets, Hand and broad Axe,
Ad2, SPIRIT Levels. &c. &c.
saddicry.
Saddle Tree, Gg do, Hume, Bits, Turre.fa
Pad hooks aud screws, SwivIl> Cockeyes,
Ring, Buckles n great variety,
Ornaments Ro,etc>. rem and breast Straps,
Box wood aud Ivory Rings
Bag frames and fastening, Siirrups,
Trunk hoard and nai>, Trunk locks and rives,
Round KNIVES, Punche@, avis, patent Leather,
Cured halr, India rubber c oth>,
WorStei webb, cotton do, Bleachcl and III. BIZ
Coach had ,y,ro
Stool s,riors W., irnn ,vins
S;i,r n,i -, ,,,,ai XII pa,d
EL ' ia,n ',,' !, ,i' , + M,
RI ~ ,,,,,I " m"aitiat 10 i, cns,;,r
w''to H.. ,'' ,,,'ii;, H. ,In, an,,sn'
$50, Gtr',. D. ''''"5' LAWN" Ns''
pO"
sm''ery'
laole hniVes an" rorNS, iarsc assortment new
am de,FaHe pattern, OF ana pronae'
FORKS anu de- erts 10 match III sells oi IL 1"
81 pairs, ,,
carving Knives ana iofE', iaue ahd bntcherf
S'eel>,
Butchers hnive', MT firEs, shoe knive''
zen ana no'Rct KNIVES, Sclssorsi SheursI
Ra8ors, &C. &c.
Brass Goods.
Curtin rings, Screw eye, Thread screw,
Flush handle, Flush huil>, Desk hinges,
Buis, Lamp hooks, Candle sticks,
Ssh las,ners, Morilcc crank>,
$ lie and end crank~, Screw hooks, Hat pins,
Faucets, stop Cocks, snuier-, Curiain pms,
Paste jig Screw hooks and Ring,
nner and Tea Bell>, Summers,
Cupboard catches, .tair kul>, Gc.
Miscellaneous.
Shsru hears. si,l;Ir. Iron Condlesiicks
J1pi LampI. led do Lanterns
Hoo . an hinges. Bed cord. Rome. ash Cord
Iron wire cl'h. Wire sieve. IA, and morse trans,
Iron and Britannia spoons. Mnln..es r,ie-.
Cunboarl ca,chr, Bpnr horrrs Teasing iron.
Enaml'd. preserving Kettles Plate locks.
pnllies. GrI1l Stone Rollers. Hal INNS.
Door springs. copper wire. Mincinr Lnives,
Round and fla, nose nlvers TnLarro box.s
G,rJa, c,rl. pnl .,c.o.,,,. CO., ,,.o.,,or.
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Travelling Map Agents
WANTED,

TBNIIE Subscriber wishes to engage in the
l. sale of his Maps, number of young men
Of richly moral and business habits
A capital of from 500 TO $500 will be necessary,
and certain district of country will be assigned To-
each Agent Unexcepiionable testimonials Of charac-
Ter vii be required.
s. AUGUSTUS MITCHELL.
". T.. corner Of lIIrket and SerenM ST.,
Philadelphia.
Nav - 1915 81
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RIFLES.
Compound Syrup of SarsapariIIa.

Compound Syrup of sarsapariIIa.
SARSAP ARILLA has taken a high rank in the
> Medical world as well in Europe as in America.
ic and SyphlIiica diseases, &c. &c is known to ev.
cry Practitioner. There are various preparations in
circulation but they fail either not connecting with
Sarsapa'la assisting medicine, or in not containing
the extract OF HONDURAS SARsATAhiLLA. The medl,
cal value of the above prepara ion is already well
known to the community. IL has recommended H.
self
II is made out of the best Honduras S1rsapariiia
as listed by sucn other ingredients as come nearest
the Sarsapara in their medical virtues
This Compound is prepared and sold by
b. HEINEBERG q co.
Burlington July 25 lSi5
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FAIRBANKS Cast Sted Hoes.
l. do do Forks
Cast steel Shovels,
do do Spades,
Iron Shoves,
Long handled do.
HAY Rakes. Brooms dc. &c.
Also, Wooden Ware OF all kinds, for sale by
l. & C. Z. FOLLETT.
Water street, June l2 1915. 3
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CONSUMPTION OF THE LUNGS,
TTNHE best medicine known to man for incipient
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
Agents named below.
Natures own Prescription.
A compound Balsamic preparation of the Prunus
Virginidna or Wild Cherry Bark combined with
the Ertract Of Tar, prepared BY new chemical
process approved and recommended BY the most
distinguished physicians, and universally acknowledge
ed the most valuable medicine ever discovered.
No Quackery!!! No Deception.
~ All published statements of cures performed by
this medicine are in ersry respect TRUE Be careful
and get the genuine g Dr.. WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD
CHERRY" as >purlons limitations are abroad.
A Truly Wonderful Cure,
WATERviLLE, Oneida Co n. Y, Sept l5 ls45.
Dear Sr-l owe il to the afflicted to inform YOU that
in January last attacked by very violent cold
caused hv working in the wafer which settled on my
lungs. 1t was accompanied by very severe pam in
my breast and sides and also distressing cough.
had in attendance all the best medical aid in our vii
lage; but after exhousiing all their skill to no avail
they pronounced my disease a CONFIRMED CONSUME.
TIoS and they one and all care me mp 10 die. After
much persuasion got The consent of nv physician to
use the BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY, prepared
by DR.. WIsrAR. ! purchased of The AGENT in our
place one bottle, before using half of which | bega
TO gain strength, and II was very evident nv cough
was much better and my symptoms in every wa,
lHlDbNtu' nave HDW uSPn lUiCe bO'tlpS. ana
restored 10 perfect hca This result IS nlone owino
To the use Of DR. WlSTARS BALSAM OF WI. y
CHERRY; and take this method of giving Won III,
lniormation partly to pay you the debt of gratitude
owe you, and partly that others similarly afflicted ma,
know where 10 apply for relief.
Very truly yours, JAMES SAGE.
Mr.. PALMER, Druggist, under date of Wateryille
Sentember a. lSi3 writes:
The statement given You by Mr. james Sage i
well known to he true ly this ,choic community. /
certainly was n most remarkable cure The s9le O
the Balsam is very good and lis in cures trul
fattering. Yours resnecrfullv.
d. ID. PALMER.
Orders from any mart Of the country should he ad
dressed TO SETH W. FOWI.E. No. 1893 Washington
ST., Boston, general Agent for the Proprietor.
AG NTS.
Peck & Spear, Buriine.on +; George Avres, Milton
Bovnton & Burriit Hinesbureh; Tandon e. Can
field. ViNiston. William Rhoads, Richmond; H
L. Camp, Hon NJ. Wirec. Cembridec: Curtis &
Butcher, s. Aibans; $; p. ReiGeld, Montpelier
Dickinson d Noble, Chelsea; F. HUNTINGTON. Yer
gennes; DR.. Russell, DEddiebury. Sold also b,
Druggists and Agents generally. 9m6
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VIRGIL T. RICES
NETWORK g. MONTREAL EXPRESS
New Arrangement.

I'm and after Friday the 18th inst, nnt further
~ notice, will leave Burlington every Friday eve
ming, al p NJ, for the South, and every Wednesday
afternoon at p. NJ. for the North. Specie, Bank
Notes, Packages, Parcels and Merchandise of oil de-
scripiions forwarded any part Of the United States
or Canada with the utmost despatch.
Particular attention given to the collection OF
Drafts, Notes, and Bills. Packages, &c. must be
left at the Counting Room Of Messrs. J. J. J. II. Peck
Il Co.
lllh July, 1915.
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Adams Smiths
ICE CREAM.

TTNIIE SUI scrber ould inform the citizens Of Bur
linrion that he keeps ICE CREAM constantly
on hand, at hi, Confectionery, on Church ST. where
he will / { happy to wait upon these who may favor
him with cali. A REBANkS.
Burlington, June &c, rs.
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Crooks, COLLARS, BOSOMS, CRAyATS,
- ST ners, Su>penlcr>, and new style VEST
SPRINGS, n nice er.le 10 wear on the back of
vests very plea ant and easy for the wearer, linen
collars for l2k c,s all goo IL ch chea yer than
usnal = BRINSMAID d BROTHERS.
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ELIAS LYMAN,

ELIAS LYMAN,
II AS received carefully sclecled and extensive
/ l. assortment of DRY GOODS suited 10 The sea-
son, winch he offers reduced prizes.
Among which will he found
Balzornes. Lawns, Printed AIusllns, NJ de LANES,
E!ston Bingham, Fancy Cambfcs, &c. &c.
1mericen Prints superior style.
Hosiery Gloves and Mus,
Ladies six Cravais and Fancy idkfs
Pongee Bandan,, Flag and White silk Hdks.
India Rlber Webb Knit and Elastic suspenders
Brown Holland, JAG ct Linen Brown and White
Linen Drill, Russia sheering, Burlaps,
iuckahnck, Russia and Sc tch Diaper
Linen Damask for Table spreads
Fine Damask spreads, Linen sheeting and
ShTtng Hamilton Striped and Figured for chill
dFen> Wear,
A large assortment of Broad Cloths and Cassi.
meTe>,
Fancy Cassmeres and Vestings.
Parasos and Sun shades, very cheap,
Cotton Shooting and Shirlng from 3-4 10 l0-s
wide,
Ticking Waddng, WckIng, Batting, Cotton yarn
and Carpet Warp.
Family Groceries.
Tea including some extra quality Black Tea,
Sugar, Spices, Cnron. PEPPER Sauce, Mustard,
Superior preserved Ginger,
Macehroni, Boston Hard Crackers, ground Rice,
Chocolate, Shells, Coffee, Box and Keg Raslnsr
turrants, &c. &c.
The highest Market price paid for Butter and Cheese.
MIckware building, corner Church and College ST.
May IS, lS45 50
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STATE Or VERNoNT} ATa Pro- !, ate t.,
Burlington within an for ,a district of Chlitendcn,
the eleventh day of July, 1915 Present, The Hon
Charles Russell, Judge Of sald cont, comes AURA
FIELD. OF Jericho in SAID district who Is Guardian OF
her minor children David l.. Field, John II. Field,
Rachel T.. Field and Loui.a s. Field, all Of sad ler-
rcho, and filed IN said court her petition, in wiring,
setting forth tina, her said wards seized in Their
own right in fee tenants IN common, OF two undi
vldeI third paris Of the following desert Ell parcel OF
land lying in said Jericho. beginning al stake AMI
stones in the southeast corner otland Owned y Hem
ryt eld late OF said Ier no. deceased a 'hete ol his
death, said sake standing the original line 'eween
sad Fielf land and land Of -. Wright thence north
49, we>i 20 chains 50 links thence north A., east
chains 80 links thence north 79s, east chains ia
links, 10 ba,ternut tree thence north 40, east ~
CHAINS SO Inks 10 Il stake standing IN line e!ween
>aid Fleld'- and Wright'> land; thence south
44s, west chains 10 links 10th. place Of beginning,
containing is! acres that it would be enriicil 10
sad wards 10 have their interest IN saId parcel OF int
interest or in other real estate; and praying IA d
to grant her license TO sell said ward>' lnieret
IN sail parcel iand, for the purpose ai re>aIi -
WHERErPoN the court aforesaid DOH appoint the
fourth Nelns>d " in August, 1915, for hearing ana
deciding sal PORTION, al the Office Of The Register
of laid court, in said Burlington nj len O'Clock IN the
forenoon and doth order that all persons interested
lie notified thereof v pul ca'lon OF this ORDER con-
tanning the substance oi said petiiion three weeks
successvely in the Burlington Free Pres, new>pa-
per printed j., said Burlington, the last of which pub
caiion> 10 lie previous to said fourth Wednesday IN
August, 1915.
Given under my hand al said Burlington, this llih
day oil July, 1915.
ew3 WM. WESTON, Register.
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JUST RECEIVED.

DAM EXTRACTORS, wholesale and retail
L Comstock & Cos Sarsaparla, so cts per bottle.
Hays celebrated Llnment, for Piles. Also, new
and fresh supply of the Celebrated Sarsaparlla and
"Tomalo Bitiers !" to those who would procure the
genuine article be sure and call at b. J. HElNE-
BERG & Co.'S, Oniy Agents for the State Of Yer
mont-look at another column explaining its virtues.
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D. PAINE g. CO., MANAGERS,
Successors to James Phalin g. Coz

The undersigned managers Of Lotteries authorized
by the Sta'es of De aware and Georga) have estabr
shed Office In the city of Albany, for the purpos
of supplying orders from the Northern States and the
Canadas. Above is memoranda of Schemes foe
next week, giving the price of Single Tickets and
Packages, with the amount Of the Capital Prizes IN
the Schemes. To all those who order tickets a full
scheme, giving the distribution OF prizes. will be sent
(when lequested) And after the drawing, an offi'inl
one will be sent to all purchasers. Those who wish
tickets 10 sell again, be supplied on advantageous
terms, BY applying to the undersigned.
Owing to the hi-h rates of postage has been Gus
tomary TO sell certificates of Packages for one half
he package price. Under the new postage law of
Congress, letter containing package of tickets will
not be charged over 10 cents. We will therefore issue
certificates as usual, if the purchaser prefers the
Managers tickets, we will guarantee packages to draw
al least one-haf the amount OF cost Of purchased and
redeemed at this oifice.)
Orders, as heretofore, will receive the most prompt
and confidential attention, by addressing
ID. PAINE & CO,
81 Albany, NY.
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SarsapariHa Mead, wholesale and retail,
THIS Celebrated Beverage for warm weather is
l. for sale by Is. J. HEINEBERG 4 Co.
A Fres, supply Of Sps. Turpenne, also fresh
supply of Camphene, warranted best in the market.
Julv H. '15
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Paints and Oil.

CTRONGS & Co, oler purchasers White Lead,
- Dry and ground in OIL, Pure" "Erta," and
NO l." English Ven, Red French Yellow, verdgrls,
Chrome Green, Red Lead, Whiting, Gum Copal,
Putty, &c.
ALSO
1000 gs. pure LIN, Seed OIL,
500 srris rurren,ine,
June 10, 10 ?
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Bath, Me. Nav 81, lS45.

Bath, Me. May 81, lS45.
Mn. F. BRowN-Dear Sir IL have some time past
suffered much from Jaundice and dyspepsia al the
Siomach; loss ofappe,iie and trouble and pain from
the least simple food, with pain in the head AMI side
a slight cough general weakness and debility OF the
system. After using a nnmter Of medicines without
any relief, was induced to Try your Sar,aparla and
Tomato Biitefs received imme late relief rom The
of Bottle and feel graied for the great relief
have received, and would recommend II to all who
are suffering from similar disorders. Yours truly,
FREDERICK Is. SLAlD.
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BRIGGS PATENT
FENCE MACHINE.


He Re DEVft
VJIOrrLD respectfully notify the public that he has
w returned TO Burlington Fails and recommended
manufacturing the PATENT FENCE. He is now
prepared to fulfil all contracts that were unfulflled
in consequence of the late fire. and will be happy TO
serve old and new purchasers with some Of his varc-
ties of Farm, Garden or Ornamental Fence.
Owing TO the advantages derived IN the use OF the
above Improvement, he IS enabled 10 afford q 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 cxceed by
any in common use. This valuable improvement
was first brought out in Western New York, where i,
has gone into extensive nse and has received the mp
probation of the Mayor Of the city OF Buffalo, with
many hundreds Of the first ngrcultIriss and others
in that part of the State also Of Gov. Hublor Doc
Jarvis Judge Churchill and many others in New
Hampshire. In fact wherever has been introduced
it has been highly approved As Farm Fence it
coml ines more advantages than any other fence ever
used Ii can be used trthout posts, and is therefore
not affected by the freezing and hea,ng of the ground
Ii takes less lumber than any other kind Of fence is n
certain protection against oil kinds Of cattle is not La
bic TO get cut Of repar cannot be born DORM is east
| " sci up taken down and removed, without injury.
| gJ'No FARMER should be ,riihout at least suiii
Gent quantity TO throw around his fields Of grain and
Winoo,ki City, June r. 1915.
BURLINGTON, July 9th, 1915.
Mr.. H. P. DEwEY,-Sr As YOU have asked my
opinion respecting the si'n .enc>S Of vonr PATrS1
| rENtE VI p'Hppse>, W'HII 'p"
have used some of your first quality Fence ahtui
cottage, erected The last year, and that like il yer!
well. BY casing The pssts, and putting on a base
| 10th items costing only abont 81. per iod) /
makes a neat and durah'e Ornamental Fence, a
about two-thirds the cost of most Of the oher kind
Of ornamental Fence in common use.
| JNO. X. CONVERSE.
The undersigned having had some practical expert
ence for the past year in the ue Of Deweys Por.abl
Field Fence very cheerully bear testimony in it
favor. l consider il admirably pcd To Iniervaes
sui ject to reshets and find il very convenien
in variety of cases where temporary fence is need
ed. ! used it the past winter 10 enclose yard q
young cattle and horses and much TO my surprise
suffered no injury wha'ever-thouah an unruly bu
shook his head at IL, occasionally. have no hesa
ton in saying that every farmer should have more
less Oft uDNEG ii. PENNlMAN.
Colchester. July g. AS.
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{ lapboartls.
Strayed.

IRON the Snbscrirer on the cath ult, a Red and
l. White Cow, with sar in the forehead and
horn. ra her inclined in, about six years cid and n
moderate order. Whoever Will return give infer
NATION respecting sad COW will re handsomely
muneratei. NOOK RUSSELL.
July :, lei5. SO
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HORSE NEIS.
MESSRS. Brn-nad & Brother, have received
N1 lot Of leanlfl linen and Gotten NETS for
HORSES, ear, or neck an ear pieces sol scpc rate
or with the body : may lie wanted we have
blue, brown, red and white net, the most Sen,ive
assortment that we have ever had the plea sure OF
Offering 10 customers. Also, Horse I'rn.he>.
BRINSMAID & BROTHERS.
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Utica, n. Y. May IL, Is45.
Mn. F. BRowN,-Dear Sir:-I am again on, Of your
Sarsapara and Tomato BilIers; 1t i an article tina,
i much thought Of; old lady from Frankfort, Her
kimer County, lays she has been confined TO her house
for seven years. and this has ena led her get cut.
Several in III city say that the bcs, medicine they
have ever taken.
Please send me fresh supply sooa, a. have not
bottle in the store. Yours with respect
J. l.. WARNER, per. II. +. RAY.
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Strayed or stolen

IRON the sub,crber, ahonr the
&Sk&S IN 1 first Of June, a midine sizel
W3IW RED COW. The ends Of The horns
NICK were sawej IN. with holes in =, hem
aSAAA- for a Tee. Whoever will return sald
Cow, or give Inflammation where she may be found, al
my residence in White ST. shall be suitably rewarded
CHARLES ". PETTES.
Burlington, July 18th, lsi5. Tvs
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BOSTON g. NEW YORK
&EIQm 9H0RMe

REUBEN BACUELDOR
LJ7OuLD inform hl, friends ald the public that he
w has returned from New York aud Boston with
the most complete assortment Of
BOOTS AND Shoes.
Ladies' Cater Boots, all c'lors,
n. !fGai'crs do
Buskins, do
Welt do
do Walking Shoes,
French Kid Bi>kins and Slips,
&" White satin shoes,
Genlemen's Cali Sewed Boots,
KIP pegged do
" Seal do do
" Cowhile do
" Brogans,
Goat>kin Caters, sow'd & peg'u
La.,ings do
Misses Booiees and Walking Shoes,
Buskins, all colors,
Boys Brogans, peggel, all kinds
Youths Kip Bu>kns,
do Bootees, all cOlor>,
ALSO
That he has brought from New York prime 10,
Of French Calf skins and Oak Tanned Sole
Leather OF superior qraily 10 any ever before Of
iercd in this market. have also first rate Boot
Maker and qlaniiiy OF flshiona lie Lasts, AID an
fully prepared to man ifactIre ul kinds OF work &c
order IN such "A manner cannot fail TO give full sat
i>facion to all who may favor Inc with their patron
age. They will be sold the lowest prices tor %.
Burlington, June ~, 1916.
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Wheel Heads
HORSE NETS.

.F the very hes, qialty and finish. for sale hv
~ RRlNSMAID IL BR )TIJ Frs.
Cool Spinning Whee'> furnished to order.
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IV1NTED

\ apprentice 10 the Printing, also to the Book
n Binding business wanted.
BOYS about Is year old from the country preierreJ
BUlington, June %. Ill C. GOODRICH
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Mineral Waters:

CoNGRESS Water fresh, receiring rees'y-ior
~ >ale by Gross, Dozen, or single 'olte, at
PECK n SPEARS,
Wholesale Dru opists.
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Falmouth, Nav 30 1914,

Falmonh, May 20. 1914
To Mr.. Brown, Chemist Boston.
certify that my wife has leen afflicted with very
had humor on her face, aud al her stomach, for fifteen
years past. After using various medicines recon-
mended for her complaints with lle or no leneii, she
commenced using by the advice Of Mr.. Edward Ma
son, Apo'hecary your Sarsaparlla, and Tomato Bit
lers and she now in better health, Than she has le
fore enjoyed for The last fifteen years; and would
cneerlnlly recommend TO all aud EVERYONE who is
afflicted with any Of the complaints who this medi.
article now IN use, Yours respectfully,
J. b. LEACH.
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Pyrand, Me. June s. 1914.
LIVER COMPLAINT, can be cured without resorling
to mercury, lfyou will only Browns Sarsaparlla
and Tomato Bers.
To Mr. FREDERICK Brown, Proprietor Of he Sarsapa-
rlla and Tomato Buffers:
This certife> that my wife severely afflicted
with the Liver Complainian her health was very sc.
ronsy undermined. Having uied various prescrip-
tons without success she was fortunately induced 10
try your Sarsaparlla and Tomato Btiers her health
soon began 10 improve, aud she is now mitch better
IN health, and would advise any Ia Ill health 10 use
them. Yours, Respectfully
CHARLES earle.
All orders for the above Medicine addressed to the
Proprietor, F. BROWN, GO Washington ST. Boston,
will meet with punctual attention.
PECK Il SPEAR, Wholesale Agents for Burling
ton and vicinity. For sale also by George Ayers,
Milton; Boynion & Burriif, Hinesburph; Landon &
Garfield, WIlliston William Rhodes Jr. Richmond ;
Martin Wires. Cambridge II. l.. Camp, Stowe; John
u. Bowman, vergennes William r. Russell, Mid.
dlebury; S. P. Relfeld, Montpelier. Sold also by
Druggists and Aesnts eenerslly-eI per bottle, or
bottles for %.
July, 1915 wi
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-08-01

DROWA'> SARSAPARILLA AND TOMATO
ID BITTERS!-This medicine is for sale bv the
pfo pretors, Wholesale Agents PECK & SPEAR
who will supply Merchants and Others at the original
pioSs Drire