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BOSTON ALMANAC.

TTNHE Boston Almanac for 1896 by S. N. Dickin-
IL son, will be ready for the public or before the
10th OF December. The new and splendid map Of
Boston will again appear in this number Also new
Map of Railroads in the Commonwealth Of Massachu-
sets. This Map shows at glance all the roads di-
verging from Boston. Along each line of road, the
stations depots, legby down. with their dis
tances from Boston. II also shows the route Of the
Long Island Road, and the course OF the Hudson Riy-
er as far as Albany. No Massachusetts ex-
anime this Map of Railroads without pleasureable
feelings. Al glance he these great arteries Of
business, life and prosperity all centering in the great
metropolis of New England The Miscellaneous De-
parlment Of the Almanac has received all due attention
The Business Directory and other local matters have
been thoroughly revised, and made, in all respects
perfect possible.
Orders to be addressed, as usual, TO the Publishers
Messrs THOMAS GROOM & CO., 81 State Street,
or TO the Proprietor, S. N. DIcKISsoS, 81 Washing
ton Street. II
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ECONOMY!
CLEANING AND DRESSING
SOILED CLOTHES.

yTyHE subscribers will Cleanse MI kinds of Wooden
i and Silk Notwithstanding all spots OF grease,
paint, tar, &c. and restore the original brliancy oil
The color of those that are stained or faded.
We have been engaged in this business four years,
and from the success we have had in giving saiisiac
ton in other places feel confident that both the
Ladies' and Gentlemen Of this town who may have
occasion to employ US, viii find their work faithfully
and thoroughly done. Every job we undertake VIII
he executed to the satisfaction OF the employer or no
nav will be asked We warrant our work TO be well
done in all cases. and determined that our prices
shall be so low that il will be object for all who have
garments that need renovating to get II done Coats
pants vests and dresses that perhaps lying about
in the garrett can olen be made to look almost as well
as new and do much service. "A penny saved is
two pence earned
IA we intend TO stop but short time, II Is necessa-
~ that Jobs be sent in Immediately to our rooms, in
Halls Long Building, over b. Rangers jewelers. shop
Main Street 49, =. .,,,,.r,,,
IS r.. 1. ~ Shll H.
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HEALTHY FAMILTES,

EALIHf families those who use the sResurrec
ton or Persian Pills They keep the stomach clean.
ls ver Tree, the blood pure the appetite good the mind
piahti IN word, the person healthy. Those who haye
saow OF yellow eountenances may be assured that their
liver Is more or less diseased and that by taking the Per-
smn RUS frequently, their skin will become clear and fair
helt stomach wi be strengthened and they will have
hea,y now OF pure blood, which will give the bloom of
healih' Those who are inclined fever and agae dys
pePsa eostyeness, or who have unpleasant taste in
ne NOUN IN the morning, should these Pills for they
cleanse the stomach eftutually that tba breath
persety sweet Parents and all others should bear in
mnd lhai lhey are an eecua for the dlarrhna No
nave oeen known to die of summer complaints who
ease mark this for will you not blame Yourselves II yon
children die, that you did not Try the Persian Pills
Sold by BUTTON Il CLARK, Bruttleboro. Gone a
H. Chandler Co.. Putney. 26wl
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We Invite the Attention

OF the public to the following home certificates and
~ recommendations in favor OF tho efficacy OF the
"Patent Gavanc Rings and Chrstie's Magnetic Flu
id.n Coming as they do from people of undoubted
Representative residing in our immediate vicinity, they
cannot fail ofdong away the imputaiion OF 'Hun6ug .
ESQ justly applied 10 many patent medicines,) and OF
encouraging others to buy who have long been labor
ing under nervous affections, a class oldseases which
no medical applications have heretofore been able to
reach but whose doubts in the efficacy Of said Rings
have kept Them from purchasing.
During the last two months many others have pur-
chased the Rings who inform US they have obtained
relief by using lhem and whose certificates to that e
feet could be procured but we deem the following SUI
fcient. BY information from all sources, we have the
fullest confidence in the power OF said Rings and Fluid
to relieve all those whose complaints strictly nefv
MORSE & MILLER.
To whom it may concern This may certify that for
era years past have been severely afflicted with the Tic
dooreux and have been wholly unsuccessful in getting
any durable relief by any Of the various prescriptions
commended me, until induced TO make trial Of the
Patent Galvanc Rings and Christle's Magnetic Fluid,
kept at Morse and Millefs in this village had no faith
IN their efficacy until tried them, but now have, as II
has been about months since made the trial, and have
had attack from said complaint since. Therefore, for
the benefit Of those who are ahorng under similar com
plants, am willing 10 have my name 60 before the public
e. A. RICE.
BrattlebOro, Nov 3.
This may certify that have been greatly afflicted with
the Neuralgia causing pain IN the joints, aud was
unable to get any relief therernm, until tried the Patent
Gavanic Rings and Magnetic Fluid, the use o which has
had the desired effect.
Mrs L. l.. CLARK
Brauleboro, Nov 3.
This may certify tho, have been relieved aud think
cured Of the distressing pain in the head and lace eaed Tue
TIC Dolorcux by the the Patent Galyanic Rings and
Chrses Magnetic Fluid aud that cheerully recon-
mend them 10 others afflicted with similar complaint
4. MILLER
Bratilcboro, Nov 3, 1916
This may certify that have the fullest confidence in the
efficacy Of the Patent Gayanc Rings and ChrIsiies Meg
nec Fluid Tor the curing OF the nervous headache As
have been much afflicted with that complaint for the last
wears, and unable to get any relief from II until made
trial Of said Rings aud FLUID, with entire there
fore, recommend them TO others Tor the compliant
CHARLES HASTINGS, j.
Braltleboro, Nov. 3, 1916
This may certify that have been severely troubled with
the headace and have received great and almost
sudden eliei ~ the use ofthe Patent Gayanic Rings and
Magnetic FLUID. EMMA K. WARD
Battleboro, Nov. lsL II
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-01-08

The Law OF THE FINGER RNG.--Ifa gentle
man wants wife, he wears a ring on the first fin.
ger on the left hand if he is engaged he wears
and on the fourth he never intends to get MARI
ed. When lady is not engaged, she wears hoop
or "a diamond on her first finger if married on the
third and on the fourth If she intends 10 be
maid. When gentleman presents fan, flower
or uinkes to lady with the left hand, this, on his
part is an overture Of regard; should she receive
it with the left hand it is considered as an accent
ance Of his esteem but if with the right hand. il
Is a refusal Of the offer. Thus, by a few simple
tokens explained by rule, the passion Of love is
expressed,
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AGE -.

Braileboro, JosEPH SrrEs; Whtneham, H. Good
enough; Lcyden, g. c. Childs; Mortified, Mass,
B. d. Murdock Hinsdale n. H., WN. Halle;
Chesterfield, o. Coolidge, A. Wheeler, o. b. Hug
gins & Co.; Dummerston West, G. w. Emerson,
East, Roger Birchanl, Centre, A. Knight; New
II. Williams; Wnhall. F. x u. Kidder; Whining
ton, Childs; Putney, Isaac Grout; West
minister East, - Grouii Westminster West,
g. w Daniels; Vernon, NJ. Whitfield; Wapole,
n. II r. Seaver * Son.
November, 1874. l2
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REMARKABLY CURE OF A LADY IN
HoPELEss ooNsUNnPTloN.

EXTRACT or "A LETTER FROM MRS Sarah
B.4XTER, PEARL STREET, BOSTON,
To DR. d. =. BRADLEE-Dear SIR The Hungrl
Basam has performed miracle, indeed, in the d y
youngest daughter who has been positively cured
ed Consumption, by the OF only three bottles Of tbs
estmable medicine. She had beef in decline for neE
three years. and considered her beyond all hope Va
the Balsam taken. We had consulted numerous Is
ngnshed ply scians and tried all the famous prescriptions
for ConsumPton,-a Southern journey, the system
most consigned her, with breaking heart the grave
But the Hungarian Basam, under Providence has saVea
her life, and cannot refuse TO give you my evidence
this astonishing fact for the benefit of those who may
similarly afflicted 10 my estimation there cannot be
more painful spectacle, than that Of intelligent and e.
loved child, sinking, day by day, under this dreadful mi
dy, with hope OF relief and dropping into the grave
last at the very dawn Of life, while the ovelness
the unfortunate victim renders her condition tefb@
10 all beholders. Your grateful friend
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INSURANCE..

TTNHE ETNA Issuance COMPANY, Hartford,
IL Conn, will insure every species OF property
usually insured in the Country, from loss or damage
by fire, on the most reasonable terms.
This Company has been in operation for many
years, and its reputation Tor fair dealing is too well
established and appreciated to require any pledge for
its future course.
IrJs Persons residing in the County of Windham
and its vicinity DESTROYS of obtaining insurance OF this
Company are referred to l.. G.. MEAD, Esq. Agent,
BrattlebOro.
THOMAS X. BRACE, President.
S. s. LOOMS, Secretary.
Hartford, Nov. /, lS49. tito
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E. MASON.
CheLseu. .Lnn. Sd. 1914.

IheTseyi Jun sd, 1871.
SIR,-I transmit TO you an account Of my case for
publication, believing it to be my duty. have been
confined with the rheumatism nearly the whole win
ter have had some OF the best physicians OF Boston,
and could get nothing that would relieve me more
than temporarily. | heard Of the wonderful virtue of
Lorraine's Pills, had faith whatever, but took
them, and it is a solemn fact that when had taken
but eight pills! my Rheumatism had entirely ell me,
and have remained well ever since.
n. B.-I never took more than one pill at time
and that going 10 bed
Yours respectfully w. NJ. HALSTAL
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Busy BEEs.-Bee S in the Island Of Cuba are
kept with great success. They are not enerVated
by the warmth and perennial fruitfulness of the
climate, but work on accumulating stores, though
there is TO be no winter in which they will be want
ed Many of the Cubans have hundreds of swarms
All the owners do is, to furnish hives which only
requires them to cut large hollow tree into pieces,
three feet long, and laying them under sheds, to
fasten stick through the centre, upon which
the bees begin to build. The hives swarm frequnt-
y and all are, as we said, trained to thor ough in
dustry, and their industry is abundantly rewarded
among the fragrant Belle Flowers. When a hive
is full of honey the bees seal up both ends, and
60 to another so that the planter has only to take
away the rich stores from the deserted dwellings ;
for there is winter the bees are always laying
up and never consuming.-JOur Of Com.
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SiR,-For three years. Scrofula had produced such
effects upon my constitutions that was unable to raise
my hand; the bones in different places destroyed
By ulceration and feared il might reach the brain,
vital organs. My pains were violent; all medicines
recommended did no good At last, took Lorfane's
Vegetable Pills, which gave immediate relief, and have
entirely cured me-
Respectfully, your obelient servant,
JAMES COLSON, ESQ.
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Yours respectfully,
j. F.. f. MARSH.
Portland, Ne, Nop. IN, is43.

Portland, Ne, Nop. IN, is4S.
SR,-Please send Us one gross of Lonaine's Pills.
we have sold all we had last They have given very
good satisfaction, better than any other pills which we
have in our market. think in short time they will
take the place Of all Others. We have had no fault
found with them whatever; but on the contrary,
they have been praised loudly. think we could
have quite a number Of highly respectable certificates
ffOm our citizens.
Respectfully yours, f. MASON.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-01-08

Work OIEN.-Feed WELL provide them with
comfortable bedding, warm lodgings, and have
them curried and rubbed down daily, and your
work oxen, in the spring, will be in fine condition
to do your work in good heart, and rapid time.
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INCONTEsTIRLE PROOFS
OF THE EFFfC.1CY or THIS BfLSfM IN I'm
Worst FORMS or CONSCMPTIOX


DR. BRApLEE, Dear Sr;--The Hungarian Balsam d L.
yond all question, most perfect and admirable prepan,
for Diseases Of the Lungs have used it IN my hmlr
and in my professional practice for than two yei
with the uniform and entire success Of sg
Pulmonary Disease, and can conscenously Teeomust.
1t To all who afflicted, the most certain remedy
such diseases with which am acquainted
Yours Respectfully, FREDERIC T. STORER n
So Maine MAJ i-4l
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We mast have nav.

A ND expect every person whose account with US is
OF one years standing or over to call and settle
before or by the first Of January next We also woud
say 10 all those who have notes due u.s. that the nav
inns month will be very gratefully received, as our
payments THIS month and fore part of next will be very
"eaYy, we trust this notice will be sufficient
OWL DICKINSON, DAY co.
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Harness Trimmings, &c.

Id and Harness Trimmings; Patent Leather, Shoe
Thread, Morocco. Kid, binding and lining Skins, late
ly received from New York and Boston, for sale cheap
by WILLlST0N TYLER.
Dec. 8. Is
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To TAKE STAINS OUT OF SILK-Mix together
in phial, two ounces Of essence Of lemon, one
ounce of oil of turpentine Grease and other spots
in silk, are to be rubbed gently with linen rag
dipped in the above composition.
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From the Mirror
The Old Maids SOliloquy.

BY MRS. y. MARIA SHELDON.
Do declare | think it strange
The men do not propose
They say the times are very hard
I'm sure they are for bcaux.
Each day I've dressed and waited here,
Ia hopes the gents would CALI
II seems to me almost year,
Since they have come at all.
I'm always cheerfhl--sometime gay,
And dress with greatest care
The stupid men will not propose,
And here's my first grey hair
Pa says he's getting tired out
Ofpurchasing Cologne,
And such hopeless case as mine,
Ma thinks was never known.
wish could the mystery solve
No calls how late it grows
When rm so very lady-like,
Why don't the meu propose
Jackson, Mich, 1915.
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Farm for Sale.

L. vINHE subscriber wishes to sell the
&N:!,k IL Farm in Hinsdale n. H., lately own
LILLE ed by DR.. David Wooley, consisting OF
Sss5sxty-ive acres, pleasantly situated on
the east bank Of Connecticut river, and about two
miles from Braiteboro village. Persons wishing TO
purchase are referred 10 l.. G. Mead, Esq, of
Brnueboro. FRANCIS W0OLEY.
July 10, 1S45. tl47
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CAMEO PINS.

YNHE latest style, splendid patterns; also, every
II other style Of Rich Jewelry, that can be found in
any market can be found at BRACKETS, on the
most reasonable terms.
Dec. Is. ~
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SILVER WARE.

culver. Britania and Plated Ware Solar Hang.
. 3 Jog and side Lamps Brushes, Combs, Perfumery
Shaving Soap, Razors and Razor Strnns. Scissors
Knives, Cards, Dice, Chess-men, Back. G ammon
Boards, Cigar Cases, Pocket Books, Wallets, Purses
and Purse Trimmings of every description, Sc, &c.
for sale at H. ID, BRACKETT,S W
Dec. is. ~
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Cloths, Cassimeres 81 Safinets
PUTNEY WOODEN FACTORY.

TTNHE 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 Cassmees
which they will exchange for wool, on delivery.
JAMES KEYEs a. CO
Putney, June 2, 1e45. Ia
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NOTICE.

TIME undersigned, Commissioners Of the Connect
IL cut and Passumpsic River Railroad Company,
House. in Newbufy, VT, on the 18th day OF January
ls46, ten O'Clock, A. NJ, for the purpose of organ
nng said Corporation, aud the choice Of Directors !;
aso for the purpose Of acting upon the question Of ac
ceptance Of the Act of the Legislature passed Novem
Der 5h lsI5 entitled AN Act in addition to Act,
entitled an Act To incorporate the Connecticut aud
Passnmpsic River Railroad Company, passed October
h
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SR,-i have sold oil the pills ! last had oil you,
please send another lot Immediately. The sale Of Lor-
rane's vegetable Pills is rapidly on the increase-they
are becoming very popular. sell more and more ev-
ery day. As a curative medicine and purifier Of the
blood, | think they stand unrvaled: One Tact nave
noticed that no one that has used them finds any fault
with them; they have wrought some very great cures
One LADY, who has been confined 10 the house and bed
great part Of the time, Tor toeniy years. is now cured
and able to WORK most Of the Time alter having taken
boxes only Of Lorrsines Pills! might maine ma
ny other cases where the cures have been as great
but have not time
Yours respectfully,
j. f.. +. MARSH.
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GOLD PENS.

A MOTHER lot Of Gold Pens Just received and for
IA sale al reduced prices, and warranted at
II. ID. BRACKETT'S.
Dec. IS. II
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MUFFS, IUFFS.

600 Black and Grey Mufls, for sale at great bar
AOO gains. CUNE < GOODHUE.
Brattleboro, Nov. IS, lS45. IS
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The amount of Maple Sugar in Leyerett Mass
last year, was 1873 pounds.
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JNo YOUNG


DR BRADLEF, DeaT SRI can truly say that The hgs
rarian Basam has been Of the most infinite service TO
have been cured of an affection of the Lungs which Wa
thought to be neurnble by all my friends, by the use
lew bottles One Of my children also restored 70 heil
after being pronounced beyond the reach Of medical aid
the Physicians and II is my constant resort in case
any difficulty the throat and lungs. have recommeat
ed this Basam TO great many persons and shall conulE
TO do So believe il 10 be the best thing in the world 1
diseases of the lungs. Yours truly,
Augusta. Me, MAY %, 1876. FRANCIS J. WEEKS
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ANorHUR LrrE sAvrnl

DR BRADLEE, Dear ou.-l take much pleasure 10 H.
ing YOU statement Of the beneficial effects Of Buci,
Hungarian Balsam, my daughter, who had been f5it
number Of years afflicted with bad cough paa 10 The a.
raising Of blood and all these pains and troubles wheh
tend that insdious disease, Consumption. | empoyet
physician who attended her long tine at great eIenv
and then advised the consultation Of celebrated phst
10 neighboring town, still greater expense, ssit
number Of visits from the advising physician and tie COD
tinuance for some time Of the family physician he dert
he could do no Tor her e had done all that he cos
and could see no benefit from IT, then employed B.
tanc Physician for some time who seemed DO her sos
good but did reach the root Of the disease Thea
advised by friend 10 try Buchans Hungarian Balsim
have used SIX bottles with most astonishing effect la
restored her strength cured her entirely Of her cough
pain in the side and she attending 10 her aeeus1
ed duties This may wonderful, but il is m5a
strange than true aud would advise all who have syn,
toms Of consumption to take this medicine in season
not wait I'LL all hope past although this hs
aied so fortunately. In this paid between sa
two hundred dollars for physicians and medicine vie:
any satisfactory benefit while dollars worth OF he HIS.
garian Balsam has removed the disease, renewed ih
strength, and brought 4 healthy action Of the System
Try il tor yourselves and you viii find the one hall has
been told You can this letter you think best
will do most good and wishing that your medicine MAJ
benefit many as much my daughter
remain gratefully yours, JNO YOUNG
Bath, Maine, Feb. -, l-4i.
r. s. would say further that about five years ago. a.!
daughter commenced raising blood which continued 4
times for three years. and sometimes very bad I'LL aso
two years. when she commenced taking the Basam. Ih'
frs. bottle stopped the raising of blood entirely and she u
never been troubled with It since.
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MORE HOMIE TESTIMONY +!

From .7itisoa and Gauit, Concord, " H-DR. BRlntIL
Dear SIR s-n the whole list of remedies for diseases
the Lungs nothing stands Me test like The Hungarian Bal
Il spoken OF in the highest by men of stand
ing in this place. Yours Respectfully,
Concord, N. H. April a. IS4i. ALLISON & GAULT
From Charles r. Farrell, CldremOHt, ~ 1.-THE Hun
garan Balsam is beyond all doubt the most perfect spe
&c for Consumption invented. am General Agen
for this medicine IN New Hampshire and Vermont, where
have sold large quantities of it, and daily hear reports Off
success, of the most astonishing character.
To DR. ID. +. BRADLEE CHARLES r. FARWELL
From Peek 4 Spear, Burlington Tt-DR. BRADLtr-
Dear Sir We could give you, II it necessary, the
names OF mutudes Of persons who have been benefited
the Hungarian Balsam. Yours, truly,
PECK ~ SPEAR, Druggists and Chemists
From HIM r. Preston, Portsmouth, N H.-DR. BRADIH
Dear Sir You will oblige me by sending another lot
Buehans Hungarian Balsim, as the last consignment ha
been disposed Of aud has given the universal and de-
cided satisfaction. / think remedy for Coughs has
proved 50 eficacious as this. Yours, &c,
WIN. r. PRESTON, Druggist and Chemist
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BUFFALO ROBES
STATIONERY.

A N extensive stock of choice Paper, Blank Books,
IN Steel Pens, Knives, Silver Pencils, &c, at the
10 BOOKSTORE.
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NVlICE Is hereby given, that the subscriber has
! been duly appointed administrator of the estate
MlNERVA DENlSoN, late OF Colrain, in the conn
y OF Franklin deceased, and has taken upon himself
tnal uusi ygiving bond as the law directs And aft
PERSONS having demands upon the estate Of the said
deceased, are required TO exhibit the same and ali
persons indebted to the said estate are called upon to
make payment TO F0" W
Dec. I6, Is45. - 20 90. ~
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All persons require Facts.
Remember in all cases that you are mol deceived 0y
things that appear 10 be facts.
TORR ATNE'S PILLS.

yuNUESE Pills are now acknowledged by thousands
that use them daily, to be the only medicine
that fairly takes the B,NSrG from all Others; They
cause no pain or uneasiness Of any kind in their opera
ton, and require neither change OF diet nor care OF
any kind. This medicine has actually done wonders
/, has estobished n reputation unrvallcd, on its own
merits without being pulled up continually in the pa
pers. ,ct. ud
The attention Of the reader Is respectfully called
10 The following highly respectable notices OF this IN
valuable and incompatible medcine-and II will be
seen lis achievements are extraordinary, us daily
experience speaks more and more remarkable cures,
where other medicine had entirely failed oil giving
even relief. -