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Food and Digestion.

The comparative nutrment contained in the va
rious articles of food used in the country forms so
important subject, that we are induced to give a
tabular view of the proportion in every 1000 parts:
Bones, $40; Mutton, 299; Chicken, go; Beef,
$50 Veal, $780, Haddock, $50; White of Egg,
1870; Milk, 70 Wheat, ESQ., Nuts, $50; Peas
(dry,) $50 Barley, 920; Morels 500 Beans
(dry,) 500; Rice, $50; Bread, 500 Rye, 792 t;
Oats, 742 Almonds, CSC Tamarinds $40 /;
Plums, 900; Pork, $40; Blood 2l5 Goldfish,
2l0 Sole, 2l0; Brain, 200; Grapes, go; Ap-
rcots, 260; Potatoes, 100; Cherries, ESQ; Peach.
es, 200; Gooseberries, 100; Apples. 100 Pears,
100; Beet Root, las Strawberries, 100 Carrots,
9e Cabbage, 70; Turnips. az; Melons, 80
Cucumber, 25.
Another element Of health, and consequently of
strength, is the facility of digestion From Dr.
Beaumonts Fables it appears that the following
articles were converted into Chyle viz. digested,
in the times indicated Rice, boiled soft, / hour
minutes; Apples, sweet and ripe, 80; Sage,
boiled, As; Tapioca, barley, stale bread, raw
Cabbage with Vinegar, poiled Milk and Bread and
Milk, cold, 30; Potatoes roasted, and Parsnips,
boiled, 2 30; Baked Custard, 2 AS Apple Dump.
ling, 80; Bread, Corn, Baked and Carrots, boil
ed 3 Is Potatoes aud Turnps boiled Butter and
Cheese, 3d. Tripe and Pigs feet, / O.; Venison,
80 Oysters undressed, and Eggs raw, 30;
Turkey and Goose, 3 80 Eggs, soft boiled Beef
or Mutton, roasted or boiled, 80; Boiled Pork,
stewed Oysters, Eggs hard boiled or fried, 8 80 |;
Domestic Fowls 10; Wild Fowls, Pork sailed
and boiled, sue,. 30; Veal, roasted, Pork and
Sailed Beef, s 80 London -Atheneum.
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lUuTs, UuIy,
FREDERICK B. SHAW.
Healthy FAMILIES,

ii EALTHf families those who the 'Resurree'
Il Ton or Persian Pills They keep the stomach clean,
e hver Tree, the blood pure the appetite good the mind
oIant IN word, the person healthy Those who have
saow or yellow conntenances may be assured that theH
ver more or less diseased and that by taking the Per
san rs requenty their skin will become clear and fair
tneir stomach will be strengthened, and they will have
seAtny now OF pure blood which will give the bloom
hea.h Those who are inclined TO fever and ague, dys
peps, eosnveness, OF who have unpleasant taste in
mouth N the morning, should these Pills. fof they
te stomach so efectuay that the breath becomes
Peleoty sweet Parents and all others should bear IN
mnd that they are eectual for the darIh9a No
snaen nave been known TO die of complaints who
useu 'hese pills from the commencement OF their ds
ease mark this Tor will you not blame your
ehldren die, that you did try the Persian Pills
,,y sold by BUTTON & CLARK, Brattleboro, Cone x
WinWchesieF Marlboro, F. Chids Il Co., Wilmington, r.
T. Chandler & Co., Putney. 26wl
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NOTICE.

TINHE Subscriber having purchased Of Mr. Chas II.
Il Cune. his stock of Stoves, Tin Ware, &c, will
continue the said business, at the old stand, IN the
Stone Building formerly occupied by Mr. Ashbel Dick
enson, where he will keep constantly on hand com
pete assortment Of
stoves and Stove Furniture, Tin
Ware, &c.
And having experienced workmen, will manufacture
to order, In the best at short notice, all or-
cles in his line, from Copper, Brass, Sheet Iron and
Zinc,-and Job Work done at lowest prices, and So
lciis share OF the public patronage
Russia Sheet Iron, Sap Pans and Tin Bathing Pans
for sale.
Peddlers can be supplied with the first quality Of
Tin Ware at fair prices.
Brattlehoro, March 10, 1876. so
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FACTS REGARDING THE
SUGAR COATED IMPROVED
Indian Vegetable Pills,

For Consumption, Colds, Coughs, Rheumatism
Dyspepsia, Fevers, Worms, Dysentery,
and Didrrhea.
ALSO, SURE CURE FOR THE PILES.
TESTIMONIALS.
HAVING been attacked some months with bad
IN Cough, Weakness in my Chest, and loss of appe-
te, used Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills, bat grew
worse with cold sweats at night could not sleep, and
believed was in a Consumption. ] procured q box
Of DIR. Smiths Sugar Coated Improved Indian Vegeta-
bic Pills, which restored my health within six days,
and believe them to be the best remedy ever used
GEORGE w. GRANGER.
have been afflicted for time with the Liver
Complaint having pain in my side, weakness in back
and stomach, and dyspepsia. | have taken one
dozen boxes of Wright's Indian Vegetable and Bran
deIhs Pills, but continued to grow worse, and
reduced that despaired of getting relief | then
tried DR. Smiths Sugar Coated Improved |. V. Pills,
and before had finished the second box, my pains and
dyspepsia had disappeared. My food now digests WELL
and am able to attend to my family duties. Several
of my friends have since taken the Pills for bad coughs
and have found great relief from them.
Mas. OTIS S. WHITNEY, 9 Myrtle st.
Boston, May 6, I945.
have been for four years afflicted with Scrolula
Leprosy and Deafness and have been unable TO obtain
any relief until procured six boxes Of Dr. Smiths val
liable Indian Vegetable Pills and in four months all my
complaints had disappeared contrary to all my friends
expectations. took these Pills for my Scroua, with
JAMES R. CHoATE.
MT vernon, henneOec Co., Me-, Aprll 10, lo45.
PERFECT CURE OF WORMS.
Our little girl, years DID, has suffered all the worst
stages ol worms and we have found eilectu.
al cure, until we administered DR. Smiths Sugar Pills.
which our little girl took without the least reluctance
in doses of two at time, and we never witnessed
such change in so short time. The Pills brought
away mass OF worms, and she at once improved
She is now in joyous health. We have also found the
greatest benefit from their use.
JACOB CARL0CK, Stable ST., N. Y.
pt We have many certificates of cures in cases of
WORMS.
Also, they warranted the best cough remedy now
in use never failing to the obstinate cough
or cold within 4s hours.
The directions and treatment of the disease accom-
pany every box. Price % cents per box
No Sugar Coated Pills can be genuine without the
signature Of the sole inventor, G. BENJAMIN
SMITH, M. D., President of the N. Y. College OIL
Health, upon every box. Office devoted exclusively
70 the sale of this Medicine, No. 179 GREENWICH
STREET, New York, and No. WATER
STREET, Boston.
JOSEPH STEEN, Agent for Bratteboro.
W FOR SALE IN ALL THE VILLAGES AND
TOXINS IN NEW ENGLAND STATES
N. B. Notraveling pedes are allowed to sell these
Pills.
CAUTION. As a miserable imitation has been
made, by the Of Sugar Coated Pills. il is nee
essary to BE SURE that Dr.. G. Benz Smiihs signature
10 on every box. Price 90 cents. %
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Hovey's Seeding
STRAWBERRY
(0f ehieh The largest berries are from five 10 sir
inehes in eireuH ference, and their quality not
surpassed. See Magazine Of Horticulture,
and agricultural papers generality

For sale by PHLErAs PHILLIPS, Middetown Point,
n. j., and Agents BUTTON CLARK, Bratile-
boro.
The plants ordered by agents will be forwarded with
the utmost punctuaty at such times to reach their
destination on the Ist 18th and S0th Of March and
April Purchasers, therefore, by giving the agents
dates can be ready TO receive their plants Immediately
on their arrival, while fresh and in good order.
sheet containing particular directions for the cu-
uvation OF this and other varieties Of the Strawberry
(chiefy extracts from the Magazine of Horticulture,
published at Boson) is furnished gratuitously with
the plants sold Price Of Plants 81 SO per hundred.
EehrunrN Is46
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j. A. PENNIMAN

WOULD inform the inhabitants OF Bratlleboro
w and vicinity, that he has purchased the lot
IN the corner OF Elliot end School Streets, where he in
tends TO furnish and keep on hand Granite Stone for
the purposes Of building such Underpinning, Door
Steps, ButtTesses, Thresholds, Window Caps and
Stills, Plnths, &c. Also, Fence Posts rough or ham
mered, at short notice, Gate Posts, &c. He natiers
himself that he shall be able to furnish this important
article in building of such quality and nj such prices
that people will find il for their interest to give him
liberal patronage, and that the wise master builders
now as in oden times, will see to it that their houses
are founded on the rock
March 0, 1916. 90
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The only successful Remedy for
the Piles.

NhE VEGETABLE PILE ELECTUARY, in
vented by DR.. Upham, distinguished Physi-
can Of New York City, O96 Bowery) is the only
S p1 remedy for that distressing complaint THE
=, " Mark this: II is an INTERNAL REM
4 not an external appicaton-and will cure
any case OF Piles, either Bleeding or Blind Internal or
srxlternaii and probably the only thing that will
speedy and permanent Il is also convenient med
clne 70 take, and improves the general health 10
remarkable manner Pamphlets, containing testnoni-
a o. us eIcscy may be obtained of the Agents gratis
NJ DArlp !, BRADLEE, General Agent for tho
view England States, ITO Court-street, Boston.
AGENTS Brattleboro, BUTTON & CLARK
C oI;Ns Falls' Norman Harris Montpelier, Clark
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A RARE CHANCE.

WANTED, several energetic and enterprisine
very splendid, and very useful work-ust published
and just received from Boston. Every one who an,
plies, with capital Of 500, shall be warranted 10
clear, on certain reasonable conditions, $50 month";
for year. With capital of $500, the applicant shall
be guaranteed 10 clear, on the same conditions. $50
month, for year, and shall have good security Those
without any cash will be employed, provided thew
give security for what they take, but viii moi be in
OF, Merchant, No. IS Washington ST. Boston. who
recently cleared in the business, $500 in eight
months For further particulars, inquire of The sSh.
scrlbeT at his residence in Guiliord, vi.
March 8, 1886 90
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TERMS.

a5 cents single copy. 25 for four dollars. SO,
seven dollars. 100 for 1850.
The work contains lis pages neatly bound and can
be sent by mail to any part Of the U. S. A. for cents
postage To place It in the reach of all, we offer to
every person sending dollar, to return by the
next mail, five perfect copies of The work. Thus it
will be readily perceived that persons at the remotest
part Of the country procure the work (by mail,
cheap as those calling at our Office.
To receive immediate attention. all orders must be
addressed to f. L. PRATT, 90 CoURr STREET,
Boston, Mass
Feb. 9, 1876 Smis24
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State Of Vermont.

In Probate Court, March &c, 1876.
TONES Polly Franklin. widow OF Phlip Franklin.
~ late Of New(ane, deceased, and moves the court
here Tor an assignment TO her Of personal property from
the estate of said deceased.
Whereupon, il is ordered that said petitioner notify
all persons interested that this court will decide upon
said application, at the session thereof to be holden at
the probate Office in Brateboro, in said district on the
last Thursday of April next, by publishing copy Of
the record ofths order three weeks successfully in the
Vermont Phenx printed at said Brattleboro, previous
10 said time of hearing.
A true copy Of Record,
50 Attest, ROYALL TYLER. Reo,r
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Latest intelligence!
So PmpprNRs WANTNp

So PHDDLEES WANTED
vUNO peddle Tin " are, Dry Goods and Yankee No
Il iions the ensuing season, TO whom good wages
will be given. To those who wish 10 buy their loads
remember and give call, (before purchasing. y
Our stock is mostly and purchased at the lowest
cash prices, that furnish them better as 10
quality, price and pay, than any other place in this
county. Remember TO call at the new Store situated on
Main street, at the head OF Factory street. and three
doors east Of the Baptist Church, where the sub.
scribers will be happy to wait on any who will favor
them with call
WILDER & LOCKE.
Saxton's River, March 10, 1876. swsO
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Attention the Whole !
rxrouTOR,s SALE.

OF undoubtedly the best property in Franklin
county Ins Te EnTwn, ! lSSaIy celebrated, sno
q run of water, and a run of custom, unequalled in
these pars-sluated within few rods Of the pleasant
and Furnishing village Of Montague, by order Of the
Judge Of Probate; will be sold at Public Auction, on
the premises, on Wednesday, the 18th Of April next,
at O'Clock A. NJ, together with about one acre Of
land, and the adjoining large, new and convenient
Dwelling House; and out Buildings lately owned and
occupied by the late Joseph Root, deceased.
Also
quantity Of wheat, rye, corn, oats and potatoes
For further particulars and view the premises.
Men ol Industry, Enterprise and Capital, now il your
time ABEL BANCROFT, Executor
March 10, 1896 80
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What are you writing such laundering big
hand for, PatP
Why you see my grandmother dafe, and I'm
writin' loud letther TO her.
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WHERE Is TIE BEST PLACE
Boots and Shoes
FOR CASH!
THOMAS c. WALES STORE, BOSTON,

10 Broad Street, corner Of Central ST.,
4 s the only entire Cash Wholesale and Jobbng Boot
i aud Shoe Store in Boston. All the others buy
nearly all and sell mostly on credit, but Wales sticks
to the cash system both in buying and selling, and
consequently and at great deal fo,cer
prices than any other dealer either by the case or doz.
en-. Try him once, aud you will say as do.
--HE HAS CONSTANTLY ON HASD -
9A kinds of fashionable custom made BOOTS and SHOES
Manufactured expressly for retailing in the New
England States. Also great variety Of low price
Shoes. All Of which have been bought in dull seasons
for cash less than cost and will be sold in lots 10
suit purchasers at small commission the nett Cash
cost aud in many instances less than the Manuiactuf
ing Cost
Also,-Largc Lots on which he has advanced mon
ey, and which be sold for Cash I'm lots 10 suit
Go and see him, and you shall nerer repent t.
Feb l6. 1916 2m26
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STATE OF VERMONT.

District Of WESTMINSTER, S..
The Hon. the Probate Court for The Distrief Of
Wesiminsfer - To all persons interested IN the e.
tate Of JONATHAN CLAYTON, late Of Janiai-
ca, in said District, deceased, inte,iafe,
GREETIs0
TIME application Of Athena Clayton, the widow of
IL said deceased 10 have her right Of dover in the
real whereof the said ntestate died seized in his
right, set out and sscerained, by a committee TO
be appointed for that PURPOSE agreeaby to law stands
for hearing and decision at the session Of said court
be held at the Inn Of Abner johnson, in Townshend
in said district, on the last Wednesday Of April, 1896
JAMES II. PHELPS, Register.
Townshend, March 95th, 1876. 80
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PGtnfs, OIL, SC.

DUrPoNS 4 CLARK have on hand large stock
IN ,bs pr;aiNIS, OIL, &c., and every thing used
prices SUI al very low
March so, is4e. 90
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A PROFITABLE JOB!!

From to five hundred copies by little exeron,
be easily sold in every town in the Eastern, West
ern and Middle States. Thus offering TO any person
the chance TO make ten, fifty, .or hundred dollars
fol few days exeIon. This is a chance that does
not often occur Will some one in every town i'm
I,
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FARM FOR SALE.

TIME Subscriber wishes 10 sell his Farm in Vernon,
IL VI, consisting Of one hundred and thirty acres,
pleasantly situated near the middle Of the Said
farm is well divided into improved and Wood Land,
and Is well watered; has two Dwelling Houses and two
Barns well situated on said Farm for small Farms
Of sixty.fve acres each. The whole or part will be
sold on very reasonable terms. Persons wishing TO
purchase are requested to call on the subscriber.
p. S. mot sold before the 10th of April, the said
Farm will be sold Public Auction, on Saturday fol-
lowing, april lIth)
Sale to take place at O'Clock, A. NJ, on the prem
ises.
BARNEY L. JOHNSON.
Vernon, Feb. 81, 1916. %
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STATE OF VERMONT.

DIsTRIcT OF WEsTNISsrER, IS.
The Hon. the Probate Court for the Distrief Of
WeItminsier - To all persons inferesied in the es-
tate Of KEZLaH HOWARD, late Of Totsnshend
in said district, deceased, iniesiaie,
GREETIHG.
WHEREAS, Rollin C. Tuthill, Administrator Of
w the said deceased proposes rendering an account
his administration and presenting his against
said estate for examination and allowance Of the ses-
sion Of said court TO be held at the Inn of Abner John
son, in Townshend 10 said district, on the last Wed.
nesday of April 1896 therefore, you hereby noti-
lied TO appear before said court at the time and place
aforesaid, and show cause, any you have, why the
said account should not be allowed.
JAMES II. PHELPS, Register.
Townshend March a7th, 1896 80
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P0.r orrIer, Edgariown Mass, NAY q. lsll

PosT UFTIeE, LdgaFiown Mass, May q, lsll
Mr.. F. Brown:-SiR-Will you have The hpdus,
10 forward me, by the schooner Energy, now 10 b..
ton, at Central Wharf, opposite Messrs Heviu,k
Fishers store, six dozen bottles sasaparila and To
mato Bittes. A captain Of ship bound on ca,
Horn voyage, wishes more than now have on haM
to supply him with. | therefore send this TO be MAJ
cd in New Bedford, that you can send them % ~
the Energy. Should delay sending the order ust
to-mouow's mail, it would be too late 10 send by 10
Energy. BY complying with the above request, yos
will oblpe
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= TO " E = .
SAP BOILERS,
March IL, 1916.

n Bushels H. G. Seed extra quality
100 bushels Northern Red Ion Seed.
Northern and Southern Clover Seed for sals
oy q. TOWNSLEY a SON
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LIST OF LETTERS

LIS UT LII Il ILl(IS
Remaining in hs p at BrGtisborO H. pril Ist 1876
Andrews, Lewisw
a,,,.,, ,,I B johnson, w%R
Brooks, Charles Knight, Polly
Briggs, Fanny knight John
Bancroft, Charles Pc
Barrett Barrett, E PssiS Lewis Timothy
Beebe, Miller, Emery
bodget Jane NJ Moore, Joseph
beai, Benjamin Marshall, Moses
Bemis SabraV Merrill ] q
Barrett, Henry Miller Mar
Bailey, Augusta Morgan Marshall NJ
p p Ii, Gus Miller, George X.
ofauieyi NJ Martin, Jacob
Crandall, Ebenr Norcro,, Beai.b
Carpenter, David Nichols Samuel II
Collins e
Cole, Hollis Pollard, John
Chamberlain, Cyrus Parsons, AID
Greasy, Susannah Peabody Daniel
CoPelng, Harvey Perihan' Elizabe,h
Croeker,A
n,.,..o. d Robinson, Richard
lana lam, w Sargent, Roswell
nm ooiohoh Sterling, Adam
Darling, Edmund s,Sneb' RSx.
Oa"'' Sergeant, Marcia L
Eddy, George Sampson sampson H Hs"n,AFa
Fuller, Rev Joseph ssnsrwln' luke Luke
FT'nd' Mailer Of Albany siebbins, Elijah
Gould, Henry C s,ebhins Sn.,nn.hn
Seo,' S Us Sergeant, Esther
N"so'yi Ne9p,ge w
t,.a I..n Welman, d
uosysds Tsiaia Whitney, George A
Hastings Oliver Wbi,ns, A. a.
Holland, Maria l. '' N""
Harris, Susan Con,u,,, D.. o.. r.,
Hix, Joseph ,nonn F s.o'",'i"'e % FeT'
Harris, Windsor Som,,.2 S,asf,.sG M. :,
Henry, Nancy coanh, T.r,na,n, ""dAam
81 FRED. N. PALMER. p M
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Yours, respectfully,
SYLVANUS l.. PEASE, P. Ma,tei

Here is another recommendation from a well know
captain Of ship which sails from Farhaven Mass
chuSetts
Capt. Joseph Holley, (of the whale ship Erie) san
Browns Sarsaparila and Tomato Bitters, are invi-
liable to all seafaring men. They should never X
without il. No medicine is like it, OF half as good
diseases which sailors liable to- particularly dseu
es bro't on by living long time salt provisions |
have used it on my last voyage, and do know iroa
experience, on myself, that scurvy is almost mnai.
ately cured by it. Take my advice, and never got
sea without one dozen bottles Of Browns Sanapu.
lila and Tomato Btters, being on board Of your ship
READ AND BELIEVE.
person is very apt to say, we Of course wuVl
recommend our own medicine in preference TO anyOh.
er. For fear that remark may be made Of me, have
thought il proper to sublon few certificates and e.
ers from our agents, and persons that have been eu
by this most valuable medicine The following Cei
tifcates and Letters are from persons of the hrsi
spectability, and those that are best known in the
towns where they reside. Do not take nv word ioi
il, but inquire for yourselves; you will find all have
said is true. can publish hundreds, but think The
following, which have selected from different pars q
the country, sufficient TO satisfy any unprejuda
mind.
Ny agent in Bath, Me-, MIR A. G. Page, sent ne
the following few days since.
BATH, Me. May es, 1874
MIF. Rrown:-DeaT Sir-Having tested the vail
ne Of your Sarsaparilla and Tomato Bitters | tiks
pleasure TO give 10 you the facts OF nv case for you
own satisfaction and the benefit of Others have
been suffering with the erynpelas humor in nv SIDE
causing my hand and arm to swell very much, and 10
be painful; at the same time and for some time pre-
vious, have been troubled with weak stomach; most
ofmy food has hurt me, and there has been singular
faintness at the stomach, which has been increasing
and caused me much difficulty. After commenced tax
ing your Bitters, could perceive gradual and in
MEDIATE relief, and would recommend it with much
TO those who ale troubled with such CON-
plants. Yours, truly,
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HARDWA

10 ElvED new supply of Hardware, conpris
ing solutions to our stock Of Carpenters Tools IT,
Dal,s, screws, Door Latches, Cutlery, 80 making III
complete which we offer TO purchasers at low prices ~
Bra'teboro, Feb. II, 1886 Wv iLEh
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WIN. DoNNELL.
Barn, Me-, May 81, 1874

BArH, Me-, May 81, 1874
Mr. +. Brown;-Dear Sir-I have some time past
suffered much from Jaundice and Dyspepsia at the
stomach, loss OF appetite, and trouble and pain from
the least simple food, with pain in the head and Sides
slight cough, general weakness and debility Of the
system. Aiier using number OF medicines without
any rehel, was induced to try your Sarsapaia and
Tomato Bitters. | received immediate reefirom one
bottle, and feel gralifed for the great relief have
ceved, and would recommend It to all who are sol.
iering from similar disorders.
Yours, truly,
FREDERICK B. SHAW.
Address all orders to the proprietor, FREDERICK
BROWN, s. Washington Street, Boston.
AGENTS :--Dutton & Clark, Brattleboro; John
W.. Moore, Bellows Falls; II. E. Baker, Fayelle-
vile; Jason Stafford, Windham; William H. VIII
Iams, Wiiamsville; s. F. Thompson, Townshendi
homas Cook, w. Townshend; Sumner Brim-
hall, Jamaica; Pierce & Albee, So. Londonderry
A. A.. C,B. Aldrich, No Londonderry; Oregon Smith,
wilmington. For sale also by Druggists Agents
generally.
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PLOUGHS, PLOUGHS.
THE subscribers have on hand, and will keep con-
"Prouty & Mears" and Worcester Plonobs uh;ep
they w'n sell as cheap as -. No mistake. Call
and see them at Va"
Feb. IS, ls4e. on o.
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PUTNEY WOODEN FACTORY.

TINHE subscribers having their machinery in complete
Il repair ready to receive wool to manufacture
shares by the yard the most favorable terms. They
have hand great variety of plain and fancy Cassmeres
which they will exchange FOR wool, on delivery.
JAMES KEYES q CO.
Putnsy, June 2, 1916 IA
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SAP BUCKETS.

1000 SAP BUCKETS ofsuperior quality, for
wv sale by G. c. HALL.
March s. o.