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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-01-01

JonN Quincy ADAMs.-A Glasgow (Scotland)
paper contains the following noble tribute to this
veteran statesman:
wherever and whenever fraud has framed a
mine to subvert pillar Of the Constitution, or pow
err has meditated blow against the people, or a
gainst citizen, or against an exile, or against
slaye-aganst any thing in the shape of free socle-
ty or against any thing in the shape Of man, John
Quincy Adams, of Massachusetts,, has been seen
watching the design with eagle eye, and in the mo-
ment of the attempted preparation of the crime,
the conspirators e--the intended victim rose free
and safe--and the deverer unrewarded. and un-
thanked, sets himself again on his endless watch
over the cause of freedom and humanity"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-01-01

Slavery in Massaehusetts.-In old times, when
slavery was sanctioned in Massachusetts, wealthy
lady residing in Gloucester wns in the habit of Civ
ing away the infants of her female slaves, few
days after they were born, as people are accuslom-
ed to dispose of litter of kittens. One Of her
neighbors begged an infant, which, in those days
Of comparative simplicity she nourshed with her
own milk, and reared among her own children.
This woman had an earnest desire for brocade
gown and her husband not feeling able to purchase
one she sent her little runsling to Virginia and sold
her, when she was about seven years old.
Mrs ChikPs History of Woman.
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The only successful Remedy GoE
the Piles.

TIME VEGETABLE PILE ELEGTUARY, in
Il vented by DR.. Upham, distinguished Physi-
clan of New York City, (l96 DoweTy,) is the.ony
successful remedy for that distressing complaint, THE
PILES.
os-5- Mark this: it is an INTERNAL REM
EDY-not an external appcaon-and will cure
any case of Piles either Bleeding Blind Internal
externa and probably the only thing that will
There Is no mistake about it. II is positive
-speedy and permanent 1t is also a convenient med
icine 10 take and improves the general health, in
remarkable manner. Pamphlets containing testimoni-
ais of its efficacy may be obtained Of the Agents gratis
DAVID f. BRADLEE, General Agent for the
New England States, ll9 Court-street, Boston.
AGENTS Braileboro, BUTTON & CLARK
Bellows Falls, Norman Harris; Montpelier, Clark &
Collins. -r
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w. NJ. HALSTAL.
Unable 10 raise The h,

Unable 10 reise The hand 10 the head ~
SiR,-For three years, Scrofua had produced such
effects upon my constitution, that was unable 10 raise
my hand the bones in different places destroyed
By liberation, and feared il might reach the brain,
vital organs. My pains were violent; all medicines
recommended did no good. At last, ] took Lonane's
Vegetable Pills. which gave immediate reieI, and have
entirely cured me.
Respectfully your obedent servant,
JAMES COLSON, ESQ.
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AGENTS.

Bratileboro, JosEPH STKES; Nottingham, II. Good
enough; Leyden, G. c. Childs; Mortified, Mass,
b. b. Murdock Hinsdale, N. H., VIZ. Halle;
Chesterfield, O. Coolidge, A. Wheeler, o. D. Hug
gins s. CO.; Dummerston West, G. w. Emerson,
East, Roger Birehard, Centre, A. Knight; New
H. Williams; Winhall, r. & II. Kidder; Whining
ton, - Chiids; Puney, Isasc Grout; West
minister East, - Grout; Westminster West,
G. w. Daniels; Vernon, NJ. Withheld; Walpole,
N. II Il. Seaver & Son.
November, 1874 10
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SATURDAY, Dec. q, 1915.
SENATEM scvor in tho chair the reques Of the
president, who was absent
Mr Hnnnegan Of Indiana presented the cicdcu tails Of his
colleague, Mr. Bright who duly
from the House announced the sign ture by the
speaker of The joint resolutions for the admission of Texas into
the Union.
Mr. Ashley introduced bill establish perm tnent pre-
empton law favor 1T actual settlers upon the publ funds
Mr. Aiherton m for settling the claims Of New lie mpshre
upon the United States
Mr. Levy according he stated, 10 the wishes Of several
enis asked leave 10 withdraw HE resolution adysn the Pros
idont 10 negotiate the putohase Of Cuba Leave granted
The series OF submitted BY Mr. Achnsc looking
the establishment Of territorial government 10 Or and
proposing inquiries by several committees TO this eli ec
up In order and referred
Mr. Calhoun suggested the proprety upon grave subject
postponnq these resolutions future day bu.
being told Mr. Allen they would he rcpore upon
I'll after the holidays and with this understanding MI C. acqu
esced in the reference.
The spcnt few minutes in executive sess IN before
adiourning.
The House refused adjourn but Il srmned
take up question Of importance In Of
the absence Of so miny members.
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Marrteo.

In Dummerston, nov %, by Rev " Barber, Isaac N.
Knapp NJ D. 10 Maria n. N. Benham, OF Groton, Mass.
In Guiliord, Nov - by n, r. Chaplin, Esq, Mr. Inland
Sherman of DeerHeld 10 Miss Martha Ryther of Monia-
que Mass.
At East Guilford, Dec O. by the Rev. II s. Atiwater
Herman X. Yining, Of Hatfield 10 Sophia T. Beden, Of
Whately. Mass.
At Wmiogton on the 9th ult, by o. l.. shaher, Esq.,
Mr. Frames Barber to Miss Mary Haskell
In Jamaica, Dee "a by J. Holton, Esq., Capt Lewis
Bills and Miss Lestina A. Higgins, both of.
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Fortunes. Nineiynine out of every hundred Of
the fortunes which have been amused within the
space Of very few years, in regular business pur-
suits, may be ascrbed to the power of the press Ii
is the means of disseminating information through
out the country, and attracting customers from all
quarters.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-01-01

Som TnRoAr.--We have known several instances in
which this distressing complaint its stag,
has been Immediately ulevnted and spaedy cured by tie
following remedy Mix pennyworth Of pounded
phor with winegass oil brandy sul vuaniity
lump of sugar. and allow 1t dissolve in the mouth
hour The third fourth generally enables the patient
swallow with ease--.usdieal Journal
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uunr ron I.TFE auARANTIEp.

The Eleetuary contains NO MINERAL MEDICINE,
NO ALoES, CoLOCYNTH, GAMBoGE, or other pow
erul and irritating Purgave No fear Of taking cold while
under its influence change In diet necessary II taken
according to the directions A CTRE FOR LIFE is
GUARANTEED.
Pamphlets giving valuable information respecting this
Medicine may be- obtained of agents, gratis.
DAVID f. BRADLEE, General Agent for the New
England States, ll9 Court Street, Boston.
AaEErs- Brallebor0 DUTTos 81 CLARK; BELLOWS Falls
n Harris Ksene NJ n j. Bixby Woodstock, s. J. Alien;
AfenfaeIier Clark and Collins. Cows
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STATE OF VERMONT.

MARLBORO, So.
In Probate Court Dee. IS, 1885
The following petition is presented, 10 wit:
To he Hon the Probate Court for the district Of Marlboro.
lAANA BAILEY Administrator upon the estate Of
~ PHILLIP FRANKLIN, late Of Newfone in
Sud district deceased, respectfully represents that the
sud deceased in bis life tune under contract TO
d,,ed TO Eli Franklin certain piece Of land containing
alsOut thirteen acfes situated in Townshend in the
county Of Windham; bounded Narth BY land of Ed
III und Shattuck, East BY land Of Arad Hobrook South
by land Of Russell Bailey, and West by land Of viii
liam n. Harris.
And said administrator further represents that said
Decreased was In his life time under to deed TO
etavius Wo,ds certain piece of land situated in
said Townshend, containing abont one and nue half
acres, west OF The road the north side OF the farm
of said deceased on the line between said farm and
the farm of the said Woods for the purpose OF strait
ening the line between said farms.
And said administrator further represents that the
said deceased was also in his life time under contract
10 convey to james Franklin and his wife, being the
father and mother Of said deceased one hundred acres
OF land part Of the farm Of said deceased by way Of
mortgage conditioned for the faithful and comfortable
support and maintenance Of his said father and moth
er, and the survivor OF them during their respective
lives.
Wherefore, he prays the court to grant him license
10 convey such lands the said several persons above
meniioned according 10 the several contracts above
stated
DANA BAILEY. Administrator.
Newlane, Dec. e5, I545.
NHhereupon il is ordered that shd administrator mott
y oil persons interested that this will decide up
said application the session thereof be holden
at the probate office in Brattleboro said district
the last Thursday Of January next, by publish
ing copy of the record OF said petition, with this or
der thereon, three weeks successfully in the Vermont
Ph9nix printed at said Brateboro, previous TO said
time oil hearing.
A true copy Of Record
10 Attest, ROYALL TYLER, Reg'r.
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E. MASON.
Cael,ey, Jan. Sd, 1914.

CAeisey, jan Sd, 1874.
Srn,-I transmit TO you 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.lemporafi.y. heard Of the wonderful virtue Of
Lorraine's Pills, had no firth whatever, but took
them, and il is solemn fact that when had taken
but eight piHsl my rheumatism had entirely leil me,
aud have remained well ever since.
n. B.-I never took more than pill at time
and that on going 10 bed.
Yours respectfully, w. Nj. HALSTAL.
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Brighton Market-Dec. %.

REroRrED BOSTON ADVERTISER.
Al market ESQ Beef Cattle, IS Stores, 1900 Sheep and
800 Swine. 200 Beef Cattle unsold
Prces-Beef Cattle-We quote correspond with last
week viz; y first quality 10 a 5; second %
4 so; third so a425.
Sheep-Sales of small lots from 25 TO 225.
Swine-Los peddle at 5 l.2 and Ice selected lot
? 81 and 3-ic Al retail from to 9 lie
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
~ been duly appointed administrator of the estate
Of MARY DENISoN, late of Leyden, in the county
of Franklin deceased, and has taken upon himself that
trust by giving bond, as the law directs. And all per-
sons having demands upon the estate Of the said de-
ceased, required to exhibit the same and all pcr-
sons indebted TO the said estate, called upon TO
make payment TO
CHAs. II. DENIsoN.
Dec. l6, 1916. Iss
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-01-01

Broom-eorn Paper. A specimen ofpaper made
from broom corn stalks has been shown in Phiadel-
phia The Philadelphia Inquirer alludes to 1t as
an excellent article, remarkable for its toughness,
fiexbility and body and another important matter,
offered at very low rate The manufacturers
deserve credit for their enterprise
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no pnARRxpD NAPLES.

Married Ladies almost invariably SUBJECT TO that pain
full and injurious disease, the PILES with consequent In
hammaon of the Stomach, Bowels and Spine, weakness Of
the Back flow Of Blood 10 the head &c The Electuary is
perfectly safe Pregnant Ladies' and the most useful
Caharlic that possibly be used as will not only re-
the Piles and all inamnaory diseases, WITHOUT
PAIN OR IRRITATION, but will ensure an easy time a
safe delivery, and sound conslltuton The offspring
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PorLiana. he.

Portland, .He., N0r. In, 1913.
SiR,-Please send US one gross of Lortaine's Pills,
we have sold all we had last They have given very
good satisfaction, better than any other pills which
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 n number Of highly respectable certificates
fiom our citizens.
Respectfully yours, L. MASON.
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SILVER WARE.

culver, DIttania and Plated Ware Solar Hang-
y Jog and Side Lamps Brushes, Combs, Perfumery,
Shaving Soap, Razors and Razor Slrnps, Scissors,
Knives, Cards, Dice, Chess-men, Back. Cannon
Boards, Cigar Cases, Pocket Books, Wallets, Purses
and Purse Trimmings Of every description, &C.. &c.,
for sale at II. d. BRACKETTS.
Dec. is. IT
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-01-01

JUDiciAL The admission of Texas will probably render
il necessary 10 create district which will require the
appointment OF another Associate Justice. The whole
districts to be remodeed during the present
of Congress- make districts of
Mississippi; for Texas Louisiana, and Arkansas, and
the other for Missouri, Iowa, and WIsc0nsn.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-01-01
ECONOMY
CLEANING AND DRESSING
SOELED CLOTHES.

TINE subscribers will Cleanse nll kinds Of Wooden
II and Silk garments,-removiug all spots OF grease,
paint, tar, &c, and restore the original brliancy of
the color OF those that stained or faded.
We have been engaged in this business four years,
and from The success have bad in giving saislac-
ton in other places, feel confden, that both the
Ladies' and Gentlemen of this town who may have
occasion In employ u.s. will find their work faithfully
be executed the satisfaction Of the employer or M
pay will be hsked. We warrant our work TO be well
done in all cases, and determined that prices
shall be low that il will be object for all who have
pants, and dresses that are perhaps lying about
in the garrett often be made to look almost well
as new aud do much service. a penny saved is
two pence earned
A intend to stop but short time, il is necessa-
" that Jobs be sent in Immediately to oOr rooms ia
Halls Long Building, over d. Rangers Jewellers shop
Main Street
IS +. & T. n. SMITH.
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RHEUMATISM, ACUTE AND CHRONIC.

lust received Chrslie's Galvanic Bands and Brace
- lets TO be used in connection with Chrslie's Meg
netic Fluid for the cure of Rheumatism ia all It's FORMS
Also, Chrisiie's Galvanic NGTHENING
PL.ASTERS, so highly approved in all diseases OF the
chest pain in the side, preventive Tor colds, gem
eral wrakness, &C. As counterfeit Gavanc PaseIs
are offered be and procure the genuine, which
have an outer covering Of pure silk.
All others worthless limitations.
The only place in Windham County where the
above articles can be obtained, is at
49, MORSE & MILLERS, Brattleboro
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"EooSoMY AsD REFoRH. Both Houses Of Congress
have adjourned from Tuesday Saturday nexthavin.
done literally nothing but admit Texas into the Union anil
squander away hundred thousand dollars Of the public
money upon the Executive organ, since the session
menced -Wsst. Jour.
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A Seeing Circle. Married, al Baltimore on
Fifth day evening, 4th uh at the house of John
Needles, in the order Of the society Of Friends,
William ~ Needles, Of Philadelphia to Eliza NJ.
Needles, daughter of John Needles Of Baltimore,
hreadbare subject. aat
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THE MOST REMARKABLY CURE
EVER RECORDED.
HAppoEFIELp, N. j.. A.

HADposFIELD, N. j., April 90, Is4s
On or about the 18th day Of October, 1871, | was
taken with aviolent pain in the side near the liver
which continued Tor about five days, and was follow
ed by the breaking of an ulcer, abseess, inwardl,
which relieved the pain little, but caused throw
up great quantity Of offensive matter and also much
blood Being greatly alarmed at this, applied 10 a
physician, but he said he thought he could do bot lr
for me except give me some Mercury Pills, which
refused to take, feeling satisfied that they could do
no good; many other remedies were procured by ny
vile anu friends, but none did me any good-and the
discharge Of blood and corruption still continued evcy
few days and at last became SO offensive that coull
scarcely breathe ] was also seized with violent
cough, which at times caused me to raise much moie
blood than had done beforehand my disease contn-
ued in this way, still growing worse until Februaf
when all hope OF my recovery was given up, and ms
friends all thought would die Off Galioping Con-
sumption. At this moment, when my life was apl,a-
renly drawing near its close, heard of DR. WisiaiS
Batsam Of Wild Cherry, and got bottle which re-
Lieved ne immediately; and by the ofony three
bottles OF this medicine, all my pans were removed
my cough and splitting Of blood and corruption en
tirely stopped, and in few weeks my health was 81
far restored as to enable me to work at my trade.
(Which is carpenteT,) and up 70 this time have en-
ioyed good health. THOMAS COZENS. p
GLOUCESTER Co., N. j., SIS.
Personally before me- the subscriber, one &C
the Justices of the Peace In and for the said county,
Thomas Cozens, and being duly affirmed according 10
law, saith the above statement is n all things true
Affirmed before me, on the l0th day Of April 1915.
J. T. CLEMENT, j. +.
Such is the unprecedented success of this Bnlsam,
NATURES FAvoRITE PRESCRIPTIONS
prescription congena to wants, is prepared from
chemical from substances which the Author Of Ma
has placed in land for wise purposes that
many who know nothing OF the mode Of lis repaaton
endeavorng reap peeunary benefits by selling ar.
Gle similar in name or in appearance, or by representing
their own trash superior to this BALSAM by putting
up mixture and soemnly asseveratnE that is imported
from foreign country, which Is not the An these
deceptive 20 show that Wisiars Baa IL known 10
the world to be THE GREAT REMEDY and thai 10 sIl
like it in substance. Ply ~ \ ~
NJ Believe not the cunningy wrought abfcation-and
take only the original and genuine Hsiars Baa of ad
Cherry.
NO OTHER CAN ne LIKE TT.
Address all orders 10 Seth W. Fowe No l3S Washing.
ton st. Boston.
AGENTS; BUTTON 4 CLARK, Brattleboro. O.
Smith, Wlminglonj H. f. Baker, Fayetteville.
May 80, 1915. 20w40
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InnpURrTrEs or THE BLOOD.

For all Impurities Of the Blood, arising from the impru-
dent Of Mercury other or all diseases Of the
Skin and Scroulous Aheetons in all where the
Blood powerfully determined the head producing dix
ziness and distress, DIR. UPHAMS ELECTUARY Is en-
tirelv unryaed
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-01-01

o. There will be temperance meeting at the Baptist
Meeting House in Dummerson, the l7ih day of Janu
airy inst, O'clock z. NJ. An Address will be deliv-
cred by Rev. A. Newton.
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MILon Cows.-Recollect that, unless you pro-
vide your mich COWS with generous shops, or sue
culent food, you cannot expect them 10 yield liber
ally in milk cream and butter.
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WoSDER-Dr Darling, chemist in Of his
lectures at Worcester exhibited the qualification OF
Carbonc Acid Gas required pressure Of nearly SIXTY
The sensation produced by touching The sol
ID acid said to have precisely like that produced by
hot iron Thus, is said, may be severely LErNt
temperature OF l66 degrees below III Herald.
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
1 been duly appointed administrator OF the estate
MINERVA DENlSoN, late Of Colrnin in the conn
~ oil Franklin, deceased, and has laken upon himself
that trust bygiying bond The law directs. And all
persons having demands upon the estate of the said
deceased, are required 10 exhibit The same and all
persons indebted TO the said estate called upon TO
make payment to
CHAs. II. DENISoN
10, Dec. 1916 49,
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Railroad Meeting Serbrooke n meeting ofthe tzens
Of the Eastern townships Canada to promote the project
Of raroad from Montreal 10 the Derby Line in Vermont,
holden Sherbrooke the llth u December. Res
outons of encouraging character passed. and good
speeches made delegation from Vermont pre-
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Ar rnE Nav ESeLAsp FEsrvAL, in Washington, this
Of the toasts
permoni; Though she has few swamps she has one val
liable MARsH
This called up the Hon George 7. Marsh, the sprcsen
,ativc OF the Darlington district, who made his sknow
edgmenis in his hapPes manner and concluded by proPos
ing;
Hiram Poir,rs; The first sculptor Of the world Of
the East a nursling Of the West
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sIToH RipEJust as paper was going TO press our
friends from Winchester made their appearance here to
the number Of hundred They passed. up Main
street, made sweep round the common in fne style, and
finally alghied Capt Lords who doubt, W satisfy
them that good dinner is no mean item in seighng
frolc. "yerily, Winchester is great place.
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EXPERIMENTATION DISEASES.

Although the ELECTuARi was originally prepared for
the Of Prs yet has proved itself to be Medicine
far superior all Others in all diseases Of lnammaory
character, with determination Of blood to any particular
part organ. In inflammation and Congestion OF the
Of the Stomach Bowels Kidneys and Bladder in lnfiam
matory Meeual Rheumatism it is the BEsr Medicine
L.. IL
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We learn, says the Barre Gazette, that Mr. Asa Marean
Of Hubbardsion, who weeks len his home and
wandered TO parts unknown, was found in Pennsyvtna
with Of his relatives, in a state Of Insanity.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-01-01

UJsMr SAnuEL HoLLGSD ofNewfine, lately killed Pig
eight months old, which weighed 365 pounds.
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Removal.
Cutters New Grocery.

TOMAS CUTLER returns his thanks to his friends
- and the public for their liberal avors n pnst years,
and respectfully Informs them that he has removed
Esterbfouk. IN
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A Truly MoNpERruL CURE.

WAIERVIILE, Oneda Co.. n. Y, Sept. 10, IS4J.
Dear Siri owe it to the afflicted to inform you that
in January last was attacked with very violent cold
caused by working 10 the water which settled on ms
lungs, IL accompanied by a very severe pain IN
my breast and sides, and also distressing cough |
had in attendance all the best medical aid in our vase
bot after exhaustDg all their skill to avail they pro
nounced my disease n CONFIRMED CONSUMPTION, and
they one all gaze up 10 die. After much persua-
sam Of Wild Cherry, prepared by DR. Hfstar. pur-
chased Of the Agent in our place bottle before
using half Of which began to gain strength and it was
very evident my cough much better and nv
symptoms in every way improving. have now used
three bottles, and restored TO perfect heaLh.--
This result is alone owing the OF DR. Wisiars
Baisam Of JYild Cherryj and take this method Of
giving you the informalion partly 10 pay up the deli
of gratitude owe you, and partly thai oihere simary
afflicted may know where TO find Ieel.
Very truly yours,
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NEW ROCKS.

TUST received, for Schools, waren's Geography
- and Atlas, Pearls Book on the Mind, two works
in high repuie where they are used Creachers are
invited TO examine ihem.) Alsn, Bracklyn Swamp,
Dew Of Israel, Guests for Marriage Supper, Marion
Lyle Hufd, New BaHimus PASTORS Guide, Plea for
the Sabbath, Probation, Ratio Discipline, Mammon,
by Harris, Enlarged edition Of Great Teacher, Mem.
OF Boardfoam, Malanclhon, Kempis, Juski"s on
Atonemeni, Attachments Of Heaven, and large vnf-
city Of presents for New Year, At the
BOOKSTORE
Dec. IS, 1916. 10