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where simple cathartc needed they unequaed They
will positively cure and have done than five Thousand
cases Dyspepsia Jaundce, Liver Complaints scola, Ulcers
Eryspeas Kings Evil CONSTITUTIONS Rheumatism, Worms, I
mou Nervous Face Ache Depression of Mind Dropsy Female
Diseases EpOn Of the skim Pain and enlargement ofhe Bones
Morbid Complexion, FlatuenCy, Gravel General Debility Los,
of Appetite, Suppressed Perspation, &c &c
The indications requiring the Tomato Pills and when they
should be used without delay PREVENTIVE to the formation
Of acute and dangerous Diseases,
When there is a sediment in the Urine,
When the Urine is very high coored,
When there is general lassitude Of the body,
When there is pain in the back or head,
When the tongue is turrcd
When the skin is hot,
When the skin is dry,
When the skin is yellow
Whenthe appetite is poor,
When there are cold Chils
When there is pam in the stomach bowels,
When there is nervous irritation,
When the dreams are bad, or starting IN sleep.
aken on the occurrence of any the above Indications OF APP
preaching disease much pain and sickness will be prevented
LOOK OUT For MUTATIONS!
Be particular inquire for PHELPS Tomato Pills, and see that
the Of c. r. Phelps NJ D.. the side label The grnu
inc be obtained Of all the respectable Druggists in the country
and principal merchant every authorized agent
Those wishing for the Pills should enquire at the prime pal ston
Hartford Conn. 80 v3:Gm
5 Redfeld and 5 K Collins agents. Montpelier, VT
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He spent money on all occasions, and that, too,
without the slightest show Of ostenlatIon; and
whatever his station in life really was, the Cit
zens OF Brookdale had no reason to dlsbeheye
Harry Morton, when he informed them, on the
first arrival Of Mr. Robertson, that he was rich
Morton was a nephew Of one of the Leaders OF
society in the village, and was personally pop
uar Mr. Robertson, therefore, being "Iarry S
FRIEND" was received every where. 1t was
soon discovered that our hero was extreme
ly partial to the ladies' in general, yet 1t was not
presumable that he was irretrievably smltten with
any one particular. As the Of R
House" was his place of abode, Mrs. Buherton
made it her business TO throw Adallne Amelia
as much in the society of the handsome stranger
as possible, and truth to say, that young lady
was nothing 10th, for Mr.. Robertson had made
as deep an impression on her "heart of hearts, y
as it was capable of receiving. To her great
chagrin Mrs Butterton found out from her ser
wants, THE medium through which she supplied
herself daily with the general news OF the VII
lage, that Mr. Robertson visited more frequent
Iy at Mr. Grey's and Mr. Willis than any where
ese-that this was a fact Eliza and Annie
were intimate friends, and it was almost impos-
sible to pay one attention and not the other
This familiarity between two beings so opposite
in character, was singular Annie was quiet
and drnifed, while Eliza was as wild a crea-
ture as ever spored through this sinful world.
But there was so much artlessness mingled with
her gaety, that even the grave Annie found no
fault with her.
Mr. Robertson had brought his sober judy
ment to the rescue, and determined not to be
dazzIed by beauty. But all this ayaIled nothing;
his stocsm vanished before the mild Iustre Of
Annie Crews eyes and the Winung gentleness
of her manners; his interviews with her became
more frequent, and he had sufficient opportunity
to find that her mind was Of no ordinary stamp;
in short, Mr. Robertson had not been in Brook
dale three months, before he came TO the con-
cusion to make every eXertlon to win Annie
Gray for his bride Do not be startled, reader,
nor condemn our hero for his seeming precipi-
fancy, until you come to the conclusion of his
history.
Annie Grey always welcomed MI, Robertson
with blush, slight embarrassment of manner
He was not discouraged by this, and in fact was
almost convinced that she loved him, but he
was too much in earnest not to be afraid of de-
feat He had Ioitered away nearly four months
in Brookdae, when an opportunity occurred
aud he determined to declare his passion and
learn his fate. A walking party had been form
ed and as the gay throng spored through a
shady woodland, not far from the rest, and
a,ailng himself of the opportunity, he breahcd
into her ear his 'taJe of love" The glance Of
affection from her moistened eye told him his
hopes were not vain, aud ere another week had
flown rapidly but bssruy by, Annie Gray had
consented to wed the handsome stranger.
Remember net aeeet.)
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u Sgc md tcr71ln Cure 1or Consumption ofhe L1tngs,
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the whole catalogue of remedies for all pulmonary affections
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recommendations from and references those that
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Cabinet Furniture.

Il Montpelier, and the adjoining towns, that he has
opered Shop Main street, opposite the Brick Church,
where he will carry the Cab business, in all its
branches, and will keep SANITY hand ready made
work. Every one wishing to purchase will do well to
call and see for themselves before purchasing elsewhere
Most kinds of Lumber and Produce wanted in ex-
change for Furniture.
Two good Journeymen wanted at the above business
who if well recommended, will find constant employ
ment and high wages. w. A. CADY
Montpelier, Aug. 1886. 80
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In the course of three weeks, Mr.. Robertson
was on visiting terms with the most respectable
and agreeable families of Brookdale He rode,
danced, sang, and Airted with the girls; talked
scandal with the old ladies; played whist and
backgammon with the old gentlemen; and if, my
kind reader, you find he did not manifest graft
tude for the manifold attentions la,ished upon
him, do not attribute it to a want Of principle,
but due appreciation of the motives of the be-
nevoent people Of Brookdale His apparel was
of the most costly texture and fashionable make
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CANCER, sCROFULA AyD GOITHH

Ample experience proved that combination Ct madcn
has been ecacou removing the above disease Dr.
JAYNES ALTERNATIVE thas effected cures truly astonishing
Of CANCER and other diseases If that class but has
moved the stubborn Diseases OF the Skim Dyspepsia &C
This medicine the circulation and eradcaes disease
wherever located purfas the and fluids of body
poes the skin, and reduces enlarge
Of the glands bones II Increases the app
headache aud duwno and Hvgots the whole system, and
mpart4 animation n diseased and del htaed constitution
re is nytuug TO ma- m dca It Is perfectly saf
aud extremely pleas ut, and has thing # the disgusting naucea
accompany ing the idea If swallowing medicine,
Prepared and sold ut No, South Third Street, Market
FhiId lPGiH.
For sal. bv $, p. Redfeld Montpelier, VT Al
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I'D II n Il A H..

OOMS over sorrs and Langdons, If Main and stte
~ Streets Montpelier, VI stu contnueso peri rm every opera
ton in DEN falls RGERY requisite fer the pres If
TEETH, the restoration Of diseased Gums To state If health and
purifying the breath where it has become of nsNc Also, ARI
Fl lAL TEETH othe Lest quality insert with pvots gold
Plates from full the may require, and
snaba be laned at the office Ct qahed
Dentist in the State Jun2 lo 1874
P.sFor sale Superfne article Of D@NTRlFICE, for the
9oth and Gums, 25tt
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Rsmedy for the MiiliOn
For all seasons.
DR.. PHELPS COMPOUND TOMATO PILLS


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ask napkin, and slept under the sun-lower quilt
wrought by the slender fingers of Miss Alkaline
Amelia Buterton But this was not ALL Mr.
Robertson seemed formed to please the fastidi-
GUS taste of the good people of Brookdale.-
His fashionable dress fitted with the neatest pre-
cison; his exquisite form was unequalled and
then his hair, that waved so gracefully on his
well-lormed forehead, it was irresistible. With
all these attractions, it was not strange that Mr.
Robertson made favorable impression upon the
ladies' particularly of Brookdae
Mrs. Butterton had two very pretty daughters
and was more than anxious to see the eldest
well settled in life She rembIed at the idea
of her Alkaline Amelia marrying mechanic;
therefore used every exeltion to keep her within
the circle ofthe Toppington family. Whenever
a bright matrimonial prospect opened, Mrs. But
terton would have deemed herself fool not to
have improved the golden opportunity to her
advantage. She therefore devised the follow
ing scheme, to catch the delectable Mr.. Rob
ertson.
My DEAR she said, as the family were re-
firing to rest I'VE will give Mr.. Robertson a
party
i don't see. nv love, what right he has to
expect it, being stranger, said Moses But
teron.
That's the very reason we will show him all
the attention we can
And get taken in for your pains
Oh, my dear, you are always so susp-
cious-old folks always are What harm can it
do?
1t will do no good, that is certain
We'll, yon needn't clap in your oar, Mr..
Buuerton; it is my business, not yours
Certainly, love, not mine, in course
We will have it on Thursday-no-let's
see, Thursday is washdaY it shall be on Wednes-
day
Very well, replied the husband, Just as you
please
Mrs Butterton saw that Mr. Robertson eyn-
ced desire to remain secluded but with her
usual cear-Sig htedness, she saw too, that the in
habitants of the village would permit no such
thing-so she considered herself safe, as well as
justi6abIe, in being the first to show him any
signal attention. The morning after the deter
mlnation to give Mr. Robertson party was
settled in her own mind, she made known her
design to her daughters The day being fixed
upon, the next thing was who shall we invite"
Mrs. Isabelle Toppington was was placed at the
head of the list; then the Misses Toppington;
next came the Fitz-Gordons, who had intermar-
ried until the fathers relationship to his child
could scarcely be traced. Then Mrs. Oliver
Seymour and Miss Georgana Seymour, who
were on visit from Georgia.
Mamma, said Miss Alkaline Amelia, shall
we ask the WilIis's? know they will expect
it; but then they are always noticed so by stran-
gers
yes. YES. you'll have to ask them; but I'm
she abhors anything like mechanic
Yes chimed Miss Josephine, we'll have to
invite them for they are always asked to Cover
nor Camden's and General Prescotrs. won
der what makes people so foolish as to notice
them? Frances will do well enough, but Eliza
is such blunt hirt of thing, and has such
VULGAR ways. She speaks to every BODY. no
matter who. and pIays comic songs for every old
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F. BROW Ms
sARsAP RILLA AND TOMATO
BHTT RS,

BITE RS,
Prepared from the Pure EgtrGct of Spanish Sar-
sapariHa and Extract Of omato, By an entirely
Nelv Process, achich ensures the whOie strength of
these most UoilabIe MEDICINES.
There are connected Nth the above tloo or three
others lie most Uatuabe
PURIFYING VEGETABLES.
The receipt has been eramined and approved bv
n,aay oflhe first Physicians.
u EAsONs for BROWNS sARsAPARILLA and TOMATO
N BITTERs often edectng Of long standing chronic
diseases after all other medicines have failed to give relief
st. The sarsapara Of which, made the genuine Spanish
article imported from the Bay fonduras by expressly for
3D. The virtues are extracted by an entire new process which in
aure the whole strength ofthe root without evaporation.
% fpi~ and Tomato Btes tb@ there is in I
dozen bottles of ordinary syrup, or extract
mixed with the pure extract of Tomatoes makes
ofthe mdet and most pleasing physics that be used and yet
thorough than oil salts, pills. &C.. which
very valuable in all bilious complaints.
9TH When dose operates thoroughly
bowels, without weakenngthG system
9Th when in small doses operates particularly on the
blood and whole SYSTEM creates an appetite strengthens the
ac assists dgeson aud, in fact it renews the whole debtated
many When coveness does not patient like
by us medicines costye than they before its but
It ing short mc it effects perfect andlasting cure.
say only requires person give short prove we
ThcLARGE SALE OF BROWNS sARs4PARiLIA AND TO.
MATO BTFERs another proof of its efficacy 1t about
been by distinguished physicians for many
years private practices since which the sale has steadily
ed and has beer sent for from all parts OF the country, where
was advertised but recommended by that have used it,
has been shipped to foreign ports, and found ready sale. that
lone would seem to b. proof enough Of utility.
How many medicines there advertised which SELL and
down. and are forgotten how dient with this! 1t
finds Already sale where has been advesed and its sale
continues increase in all places as it becomes known.
BE NOT DECEIVED.
Always remember Qyon wish to give Browns sarsapara and
Tomato BHcrs tral see that his signed full on the
Directions to counterfeit which wonld be forgery.
IMPURITIES OF THE BLOOD.
wish impress particularly On the minds Of those that
roughon by the use of mercury caome thatths sovereign
nm tnulpn he dfon
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The eyentful night at last arrived, and many
were the bright eyes and cheerful countenanecs,
that beamed in the neatly arranged parlors of
Mrs Buterton 1t was late when Harry Morton
and his friend Joined the circle; and when they
did, anxious chances were cast upon the stranger,
and various the conjectures as to who and what
he was.
You promised, said Mr. Robertson, TO pre-
sent me to some of your mountain beauties, but
before formal introduction takes place, give
me some insight into their characters and rela-
tive situations in society
TO begin then, said Morton--'there is Mrs.
Lawyer Toppington, las she is called,) because
one of our principal lawyers picked her up in
Baltimore, from some mliner shop, for aught |
know, married her, and brought her home, where,
ever SINCE she has termed herself one of the
Exclusives, and if you gain footing in her draw
ing-room, consider yourself made man. She
is continually harpng upon the attentions of her
superiors in point of wealth, which, according
to my view, shows consciousness of some hid
den nferiority of her own. Miss Mary Top
pington, the black eyed girl dangling fan, and
so constantly displaying her white teeth, is of an
uncertain age. She resides with Mrs. Lawyer
Toppington, but is free from the stiff arrogance
that characterlzes the latter lady. That girl on
the sofa, with such Madonna looking face, is
the granddaughter of Mrs. General Prescott who
resides here; she spent her early days in our
village, racing and romping with other children,
but her father holds some office in state now,
and she has grown to be a naughty, digniied
woman, and barely recognizes her old SHOOT
mates. The tall, sallow-faced being by her side,
is relation, immensely wealthy, and Of course
popular That majestic looking girl, with such
fine eyes, is the musical genius of the village.
Her father is bankrupt, but report says her
grandmother intends settling handsome por-
ton on her granddaughter. She may be called
belle That gay, happy looking creature in
the corner is Eliza Willis. She is rattle, and
can cure a fellow of "the blues" in less than no
time But see, there is Miss Alkaline Amelia
trying every way 10 gain your attention-that
pink satin is very becoming to her fair complex
l;or nv the If Won could hear the pedigree
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wish impress particularly the minds ofh0se tro
bed with impurities ofthe blood bad humor old ulcers deas
uugton by the Of mercury, alUme that this sovereign
remedy TITS wen known every hsica that Sarsapara is al
Hrc that be successfully such dis
and when pure of Tomatoes it has
been known such where Sarspala alone had no
This accounted for from the fact the Tomatoes
operate gently the bowels carrying off those impurities which,
ilHleW remain create dangerou and ncurabe diseases.
uofotc efficacy ohe Sarsaparila Tomato when
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