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NOTE ON THE ECLIPSE OF TIE
SUN OF APRIL NEXT.

On Saturday, the 25lh, OF April, there
will he an eclipse Of the sun, which, although
but partial, even where largest in tho United
States, will without doubt he carefully oh.
served by every astronomer, ~ it will, also
be visible in Great Britain, and therefore of
grea, value for the determination of his long
i,udc from Greenwich. and as it will he the
last large eclipse that will be visible to us for
upwards of eight years, and the las, tina, will
be total in our vicinity until August 9Th,
1869.
In the English Nautical Almanac and the
French Connaissanco dcs Tens, the APP
preaching eclipse is called central and annu-
lar, it having escaped the notice of the COM
puters of those works, that although the tab
ular diameter of the moon is less than that of
the sun, it is so nearly equal thereto, that =
few degrees of altitude will render il sppa.
rently the greater, and consequently, the
eclipse where central total; but even where
longest near the Island Of Eleu,hera J tho
duration Of total darkness will not exceed 81
seconds, or the diameter Of The moons shad-
ow. % miles.
BY the following table it appears, that the
duration Of the central eclipse on the earth
will be 3h 3llm, and the length of it. path
about 9)GO miles. For %,,i,ieen minute. af-
ter the beginning, and ahon, seventeen be-
fore tho END, of the central eclipse. or for
about hall AN hour only, it will be "snnulsr
during the remainder OF the time, or for up
wards Of three hours, it will he total, but 81
small is the extent Of ldnd to which the
eclipse will he central, and 50 narrow tn,
shadow Of the moon, that SagUa Ia Grandr,
town on the north side of the island Of Gu.
ba, appears to be the onl, place of note or
importance on the earth that viii see 4 total
eclipse.
During the remainder Of the present CEN
fury. there will be bu. five %eclipses central in
any par. of the Atlantic States, viz. those OF
May 20, 1854, and September 90. 1S75,an
nular in Massachusetts. and that of October
10, 1865, in the Carolinas. whilst those Of
August Z, 1869, and May 80, 1909, will b,
total in North Carolina ard Virginia.-Sil.
limnm's journal.
The journal, in the article from which We
take the above, gives an elaborate table o.
tho path Of the central eclipse over the eartl
end tables Of the phases Of the eclipse at
number Of places in the United States an,
Cuba. We give the tables that apply I,
Boston and Cambridge.
The points on the right and lef, sides OF the sun, frs
lad last touched by The moon, or q, which the eclips
will lie Iin and end, are counted from the vortex, u
seen through an erect telescope. For q telescope tia
inverts, add 1902.
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ATTENTION.
6,c.

THE subscriber again calls the attention Of The
j inhabitants OF Burlington and vicinity, TO (plea,e
call and obtain a pamphlet, detailing particulars,
and giving cases Of cures OF The strongest possible
character, effected hy using the Rev. n. II. Down'>
h TABLE BALSAMlc ELIXIR. Notwith-
standing The papers are full OF advertisements Of
Cough Medicines, yet among the whole there per-
hap> j. no article that ranks so high and approaches
20 near a snecric for Colds, Coughs, Bronchitis, and
the whole catalogue Of Pulmonary symptoms, as thi,
celebrated f. ixir.
1t has leen observed from Name 10 Georgia tina
%consumpilye patients (aher having drank from one
TO twenty bottles ofWld Cherry, Hungarian ualsam,
Olosonion, and the thousand other aulcles) have leen
compe1el to use Doon's Bdisam, heiore any per-
maneni ard lasting en-, fiji TO the patient was visible.
In Burlington the sales have Leen principally TO those
who have wasted their money in pnrcha, ing Wild
Cherry, &c. sfgA fresh supply ha, inst been omen.
Ell, and pamphlets ready tor distribution at the Drug
Store Of HARRINGTON Il. BROTHER.
Feb. Sd, 1916 81
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Pure Bears Oil.

The only Beamhifer and Preserrer Of the Hair.
TNHE oldest writers on the subject Of The hair have
/ one and all alluded to The properties contained
in Genuine Bears Grease, as a preservation and
beauiifer uf"Nature's covering for the head" Hip
pocrales, the most ancient medical writer on the sub
iect, says in his ''Trealise on parts of The Human
Body" Tint the fat of the (Ursus) Bear, is very nu-
trllive in starring and preserving the roots OF the hair
of adults, when premature badness occurs. The m
ner membranes Of the flesh of the bear nearest TO the
skin, are covered with a shining fat which forms the
source from whence spring and originate the roofs of
the hair that covers them SO profnsely. This is the
law Ct nature, and It follows that the oil produced from
the fat of this animal is very useful 10 the human race
in leading 10 the recovery OF the hair when Prema-
turely lost.
Surely no greater proof can be adduccd as to the
value Of Genuine Bears OIL for the hair. For years
the pure article has been considered by the most emf
nent physicians, the best remedy for badness, falling
of or weakness of the hair, and all complaints con
nected herewith. Great care should be taken in all
cases as to the eenuineness and purity Of The oil. The
real article carefully purified and highly perfumed, fr
sale by Messrs. HARRINGTON & BROTHER,
Druggists and Apaihecaries, &c. &C., Church Street
burlington, Vermont. 80
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MEDICINES.

TALES Catharric and Vegetable Purgarve Loz-
L enger,, and the best and decidedly the mos, pop
ular article, not only for adults but for chlldrenol all
countries and climates, and in every conditionofllie
They are strictly vegetable, with a taste lneXpre>>Illy
delightful they caI.e no PAIN IN the uperatnn bul no
the contrary feelings OF pleasure, cleansing the >tom-
ach and bowels riole perfectly than any other purga'
tive. Their magic like operation surprises The most
eminent ply sician>, and they are rapidly taking the
place of all other prr.a'ivec compounds. Every irav-
elier should carry them, every family should keep
them, and every man, woman and child shonld take
FALES' WORN LOZENGES
Are a sure remedy, and children love them, they act
like a charm in removing the ~ nptoms, starting in
sleep, grating the teeth, palene>s about the mouth
and nose, sickness al stomach, precar,ous appetite,
swelled bowels and general fever; The child falls INTO
a quiet sleep, the worms are supplied and expelled IN
every instance as far As heard from the patient is en-
tirely cured.
FALES' COUGH LOZENGES,
For coughs, colds, bronchitis, ~lncipient consump.
ton, whooping cough aud Group, the most happy elect
is obtained IN a few moments, the symptoms disappear
and rh. d scas. i at once broken up. A single trial
is sufficient 10 satisfy the most sheptical.
FALES' DYSENTERY LOZtNGES
Cures dvsen,cry, diarrhGe and all bowel complaints
OF adults or children. Pay particular attention to the
directions which accompany each box and they are
not known to fail. Price % cents.
F.ALES' CAMPHOR ~LOZENGES,
For common and ,ick headache; also, mama, epr
lep>y, melancholy, hysteria, -. NI'u> Dance and all
other cases OF lanenur and oppression Of the vital
powers, they are perfectly safe for women or children
Ia oil conditions.
FALES' CYPRIAN UAIR TONIC,
I. now 80 extensively known t~hatcommenti is use
les. We can >ay, however, among thousands who
.ave purchased it in thi, and Other counlrle~, none
have complained, rnt ON the contrary expressed their
wonder aud ADMIRATION on beholGing IT. elect.
CLEAR L YOUR RATS.
The cnawi"g an antics OF 'he>c destructive crea-
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WI1R IaYR-N
WHAT CONSTITUTES A STATE!
ny sir WA. JONES,

ny sin wa. JONES.
What constitutes a State?
Not high raised Isttleneniso OF laborod mound,
Thick wall or monted gate.
Not cities proud, with spite> and iurrcts crowned,
Mr. BAYS and broad armed ports,
Where, laughing at the storm, rich na,ic> ride
Nor starred and s~pangled courts,
Where low hrowed basencs. waite pcrfum, TO pride.
No;-men, high minded MES,
With powers as tar above dull bruies endued
In forest. brake, ar den,
As beasts excel cold rocks and bromhle rude;
Men who their duties know,
But know their rights, and. knowing, dare maintain,
Prevent the long. aimed blow,
And crush the ivrani while they rcnd the chain
These constitute a State,
And sovereign Lsw, thai States collected will,
Der ihrons, and globes ,late
Sits empress, crnwnins good, depressing i'll;
Snit bv her sacred fr1Nn.
The frnd discretion iea vapur sinks,
Ahd en- N all-da2Z inn crown
Hides his faint rays and at her liidlng shrinks.
such, perhaps,
As have no slight or trivial inf icncc
On that best portion OF a good mans life,
His little, nancless, unr,membercI acts
OF kindness and If love"
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To h Deaf,

Y o hos Who are trouble with Deafness, Ruzzing,
/ IN The Ears and \ Npi.e a. OF water falling, call
and procure u GOO! ar'u'e for ~ IL cents AT HAIR
RI\GrO\ Il BROTHERS., and not b. fuoll,hly
~, nj NJ dollars Tor aiver; isel hlmhugs.
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Shawls.

A y Amos, endless variety Of Shawls, OF beautiful
IA designs and patterns, among which may he
found, .riendd all wool Cashmere, Lyons Brochc
Damask, plain lie lame, &c., DC, offered al a small
advance rom cost, by n. LOVELY.
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TO PHYSICIANS.
DIR. Robert Thomrson's Uteri Abdominal Sup
porter and AbdOmidO Pelvic banda &c.

porter ana ADuOmldO I'eiviC bahua gee
VXTE have purchased the exclusive RICH, Of making
and vending the above mentioned instruments,
within the Counties Of Chitienden and Franklin, IN
the STATE OF Vermont and we now oier them 10 the
public, confident that they are equal IN every respect,
and in many particulars far superior 10 any thing OF
the kind ever offered. They have the unqualified
approla alton of the Medical Faculty IN almost all
parts OF the country where they have been intro
ductsl. HARRINGTON & BROTHER.
We have carefully examined DIR. II. Thomp,on'>
apparatus tor the rellei aud cure OF Proiapsus Iferi
dc. as well a. the testimony and opinions OF highly
eminent members ofthe Faculty, anu are of The de-
cldcd opinion that they are worthy the attention OF
the public, aud that they will ta>e a high rank among
inventions now before the Public tor the cure OF the
diseases for which they are recommended.
CHAS. HALL,
II. HATCH,
T. CHAMBERLAIN,
AM. ATWATER.
The above instruments for .ale by
HARRINGTON & BROTHER.
Dec. 3, l~Si5-27mS
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FACTS RIGA DING THE
SUGAR COATED IMPROVED
Indian Vegetable Pills.


For Consumption, Colds, Coughs, Rheu-
matism, Dyspepsia, Eevcrs, Worms,
Dysentery, and DiarrhGa. also,
sure Cure for the Piles.
TEsTIM ONIALs.
TTAV1NG been attacked some months with a bad
l. l. Cough, Weakness n my Chest, and loss ofap-
petite, I used virgins Indian Vegetable Pills, but
grew wor. e, with cold swcats at night; could not
cured a box Of Dr.. smiih's Sugar Coated Improved
Vere a lc Pulls, which restored my health within six
DAYS, and I lelieve them to Ie The es, rymedy ever
u.eI. GfORGE w.
Cainh lige Oct loh 1884
I hay been afflicted fui ,oine time with the Liver
Complaint; having pain in my side, weakness in
lack aud 81 mach, and dy>pcp,la have taken
and Brand, e,f- Piil~, bur confined to grow worse,
aud wa 50 reduced thai | despairel OF ever gaining
relief. ] then .ried DR. smiths Sugar Coated lmprov-
cd |. V. Pill, and before had ini he'd the second
food now digesl> well, and I am able 10 attend 10 my
family duties. Several Of my friends have since Ia
ken the Pills for lad coughs, and have found great
relicffrom hem.
Boston, May 9, lsi5.
! have leen for four years afflicted with Scroinla,
Leprosy and Deafness, and have been unable 10 OBJ
tain any relief until | procured six boxes OF DR..
months all my complaints had disappeared, contrary
TO all my friends expectations. l took these Pills
for my Scrofula, without any expectation OF relief.
JAMES X. CHoArE.
Mt. Vernon, Kennebec Co., Me. April Is, lSi5.
PERFECT CURE OF WORMS.
Our little girl, 6 years old, has suffered all the wor>i
stages of worms and we have never found an etiec-
,ual cure, until we administered DIR. Smiths Sugar
Pills which our little girl took without the least reiuc
lance in doses Of two at a time, aud we never wit
messed such a change in so short a time. The PlNi
brought away a mass of worms, and she at once i'm
proved. She is now in Joyous health. We have alst
found the greatest benefit from their use.
JACOB CARLoCI, 8 Stable 81. N. Y.
irP We have many certificates OF cures IN case
Of WORMS. Also, they are warranted the bes
Cough remedy now in use-never failing TO relieve III
most obstinate Coughs or Colds, within AZ hours.
The directions and treatment OF the disease accom-
panv every box. Price 25 cents per box.
No Sugar Coa'ei Pills" can be genuine wlthoI
the signature Of the sole inventor, q. BENJAMll
SMITH, NJ. D., President of the n. Y. College {
Health, upon every box. Office devoted excl1slvel
TO The sale Of this medicine. No. l79 GREENWICH
STREET, New York, and No.2 WATER STREE
i Boston.
iGsFOR SALE IN ALL THE VILLAGE
AND TOXINS IS Ne ENGLAND STA TIES
n. B. No travelling pedlers are allowed TO sci
these Pills.
CAUTION. A. a mi>erabie imitation has lee
made, bv the name oi "Suaar Coated Pills. ii is NJ
ces,rry 10 be sure that DR. &. BEN. Smiths signaiul
/. on every box. For sale by PEEK q SPtAl
Burlington, w. B. HATCH d. Co., Winooskl Fail
Dec. !, 1915. 2Sliy
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GRANITE.

- +. ABBOTT, keeps on hand, at Barre, q large
IL stock Of superior GRANITE, for building pur.
poses. His quarry is that from which the stone was
obtained for the Stale. House, and he will fill 10 order
on short notice, any bill in The line, with an article
of superior excellence. Orders through agents viii
meet with MS prompt attention as personal applica,
ton. Agent, at Burlington
SETH MORSE.
-2?d January, 1916.
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Every day brings something
New"

THROUGH this is an old yet it i a true saying, and
L is constantly proved by the numerous cures Of
plmple-, ~irecklcs, hushes Of he face, &c. &c. per-
formed ly The far famed Il Circassian Lymph.' To
those who doubt i> virtue, hundreds of eases can lie
shown where the above complains. were efi.rinally
cured. Agents, HARRINGTON & BROTHER.
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Nice Table Vinegar
80 AT PECK g. SPEARS.
Potatoes
1OO BUSHELS in prime order, for sale by
w l.. 4 c. T.. FOLLETT.
Feb. 26, 1876. 80
Sperm Candles:

4 PURE and good article may be- found at HAIR,
y RNGTON 4 BRoTHER'S al the loves
c..h prire>. Also, Canary Seel, Yellow Bird Seed
aud Cattle Fish Bone.
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THE MOST
SOUNDING DISC0v Y!
A BLESSING! A MIRACLE!!
A WONDER!!
To cure Eruptions and Disfgurements Of
the Skin. Pimplcs, Firecklcs, Sundurn,
SAT- Rheum, Scurry, Sore
Heads, &c. &c. &c.

Salt Rheum, Scurry, Sore
Heads, &c. &c. DC.
EOUR years ago last August, the capital Of France
l. was astoni>hel in consequence of Il discovery
made by an Italian Chemist. Many doubted-it
seemed almost an lmpu>sblliiy that any thing made
by the hands Of man, could have such singular pow
eis as Ina, claimed by ANTONIO VEsPRISI for his in
ventlon. Many cla>sel hun and hi> invention as a
%humbus, land, alas many foolish persons without
trying, do the same now y al length, after testing il
in the hospitals, the MelIca! Society ofParis, Che bet
chemists in the world, delivered the following report
TO SIgnor vesprini: .
ave have now INFINITELY and carefully examined
the singular INVENTION OF Ve>prini. We have analyzed
us component parls-wr have usel II IN several cases,
and we hesitate not 10 pronounce II CThe Italian
Chemical Soap a. a great blessing. and a truly won
deriul remedy for any cutaneors eruption or distignre-
ment Of the ssIn. Ii inventor we consider the true
rhiianihropi,t Of suffering mankind.
Signed) LEOPOLD DuPREY, Pres"
Then comes the rcpor, OF the !" Societe de lIn>,r-
tule," oi scientific experiments:
I'VE are a>tonndei," eXclalin> thc age president,
"al tins singular preparation - Ncsprlnis liallan
Chemical Soap! Where, indecl, VIII science stop !
Here see have n preparation made IN the form of a
leau'tui piece OF sUap, which we know by actual
practice, 10 cure every clianrous ernptlo1, every DIS.
hgureincnt Of, and even dlscolored skin! here VIII
lis mage aud singular power cease: The Negro,
The Creole, The Yellow Race uf he East, AMI the Rel
Man Of the Far West, are alike under the lnnl ienre OF
lis extraordinary powers of clearing yellow or dlscol-
orei ekin, and making 1t white and bea'i'iinI' and OF
changing The color # DARK, or black, or brown skim
(Herc several persons were brought forward BY the
president, who had uscdlt in proof oi his assertions. }
READ THIS!
From the Inventor himself 10 The presen, Proprietor
PANS, Nov. 4, lS40.-In consideration OF the sum
OF S360U, | have divulgel to MIR. T.. JONES, residing
in the City of New York, ~. A., the whole process o.
manufacturing, together with a >t1'enent OF The IN
gradients composing my Italian Chemical Soap
He is 10 manufacture i, for sale IN the tinted Stale
only, and 10 have the privilege of naming It
"yONES'S ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP"
Witness, Henry J. H%oldswor'h.
(SigneN ANTONIO NEsPkINl.
There are pro- ably few persons OF intelligence
who, after reading the alto -, will doubt The q1aIltie'
OF JONES'S lTALlAHi CHEMICAL SOAP, m "rr
ing Eruplion-, lishgureinent-, Freckle>, Sal Rheum
Scnrvy, Erl,ypelas, S%unburn, M%orphew, Tan, yellow
or Brown Skin, &c,
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CONSUMPTION Of THE LUNGS, SPIT
TING OF BLOOD, COUGHS, COLDS. ASTHMA,
PAIN IN TIE SIDE, BRONCHITIS, =.
WHOOPING COIGHS AND ALL
PULMONARY COMPLAINTS.
I N the whole catalogue of remedies OF all Pnlmo-
i nary affections there is not one so universally
known and whose virtues have been so thoroughly
tested as TAR, and>as a cure Tor colds, Coughs and
~Consumption>, il l. understood 10 be without an
equal. LIVERWORT, the other principal mgredi-
ent in this preparation is also known 10 be equally eff.
iicious in relieving the primary and mllder stages loi
Pulmonary affections. In combining these with 9TH
er materials, the utmost care and skill have been cx-
crci>ed, and so confident is the pa oprieior in The efica-
cy of this Med cine that i, is WARRANTED to give
immediate relief in all complaints above specified,
and if after a trial Of twenty- four hours the patient
/ is not benefited, he may return the bottle and the mon
ey will he refunded. Accompanying each bottle are
directions for using, and recommendation from and
references to those that have made use OF the Medl-
cine.
The Subscriber has been appointed sole agent fol
New England and New York, AMI ha> a supply or
hand at wholesale and retail. Agent, will be sup
piled on liberal terms. Agents. HARRINGTON &
BROTHER. Burlington, J. NJ. STAPLE, Charlotte
JAMES PLAT, WinOoski Falls, LUcrus J. CHEsEy
Port Henry.
Dec. 3, lS45. 27m6
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AT BURLINGTON, VERMONT,
Villas g. MOVES.

V now received their Fall and Winter supply
IL of Goods. We have added a number of articles
(Which have been much cnquired for) to our former
stock, such as Cotton Yarn, Colorcd Wadding, Bat
ting, Wicking, &c. and we can now accommodate
Merchants with almost anything in the Staple Dry
Goods line.
We would modes'iy say TO all who may wish TO
purchase at Wholesale, that our stock of Goods is
now the largest and most desirable ever offered by US.
Our success so far in jobbing goods has induced Us to
make larger purchases than heretofore, and we hope
by selling al low prices to be enabled to dc justice 10
ourselves and 10 the purchaser.
We have adopted the Cash System IN making oil
belief that our goods are obtained at the very lowest
prices. Buying Cheap will enable US to sell low to
our customers, who will please call and see for them
selves.
Burlington, Nov. 10. ls45.
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New Goods.

received at the Variety Store, a fine assort-
j ment Of Steel and Jet Buttons, Steel Beads and
Purse Trimmings, Steel Bags, CLASPS and Gold Brace
ct Clasps, High Back Combs, Ladies Gold Pins, to-
scther with a general variety of fancy articles.
80 BRINSMAlD " BROTHERS.
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LIVE Houses in Burlington Village, with small
L lots of Land for gardens with Out Buildings and
of Water. Also, the Shop on Church street
now occupied by Mr.. Jas H.. Plat as n shoe shop
Possession will be given the hrsi day of MAY next or
sooner. ISAAC
Burlington, Feb'y. &c. 80
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Cheaper than the Cheapest.

DEST Cologne in quart lottlc> for 5O,ts, excel
ID lent tor the Ioiiet AMI for use in shaving. &c.
f.. 40 HARRINGTON d. BROTHER.
DI Express, a fresh lot e Wi>tar> Balsam OF
ID Wild Cherry, for Coughs, Cold, &c. &c.
10 uARRINhTON 81 ERNrHERS
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There are pro' ably few persons Of inieNIcencc,
who, after reading the ahoj -, will doubt he qualities
OF JONES'S lTALiAHi CHEMICAL SOAP, IN "pr
ing Eruption, Hishgurefnent-, F~reckle>, Sal Rheun,
Scurvy, Eri-ypelas, Sunburn, Morphew, Tan, Yellow
or Brown SKIN. &c.
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Bath, Nc. MAY 81, ls45.
Ma. F. BRovS,-Dear Sir:-l have some time past
suffered much from Jaundice and dyspepsia ri the
Stom ach loss ofappetl'e, and tronl le AMI pain from
the least simple food, with pain IN the head and side;
a slight cough, general weaine>s and dehiiny ofihe
system. Alter Using a nIml er OF medicines WI houi
any relief, | wa> lnlio-l to Try your Sar>aparilla and
Tomato Biiter>. | received immediate relief rom he
use Of one Bottle, and feel gra' fed for tn. great rele
| ha We received, aud would recommend II to all who
are suffering from similar disorders. Yonrs, trIly,
FREDERICK q. SLAlD.
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Utica, n. Y. May, II, 1916.
Ma. +. RRowN,-Dear Sir 81 am again on, Of your
Sarsaparla and Tomato Blter.; II - an article that
l. much thought Of; an Old lady from Frankfort, Her
kimer County, >ay> she has been contnei to her house
tor seven year,, and This ha. enabled her TO gel Out.
Several in til en- say that 1t Is The best medicine hey
have ever taken.
Please send ne a fresh supply soon, a. ! have rot .
bottle in the store. Yours with respect,
J. L. WARNER, per. II. F. RAY.
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Falmouth, May 70. 1874.
To Mr.. Brown, Chemist, Boston.
certify that my wife ha> leen afflicted with a VERY
bad humor ON her face, and at her stomach, for fifteen
past. After using varou> medicines recon,-
mendei for her compla inis WIKI lrtle or no benefit, she
usIng by The advice Of Mr.. Edward Ma
son, Apo hecary, your SarsaparIlla, and Tomato Bit
tiers, and she s now in e,,.r health, than she has e.
fore enjoyed tor the last fifteen years; and | would
caeertIlly rccommcud to all and eyeryhun ne who 10
aillicted with any OF the complaints whice this medi-
cine Is re commended for, to use il in prefer nee 10 any
article now IN use, Yours res ectiui,,
J. b. LEACH
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Wholesale and Retail Agents for the town or b.
lngtnn. HAKRINGToN q BRoTmEA