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DIR. BUCHANAN'S GREAT TER
SIAN REMEDY FOR BE
TOOTH-ACLtE.

This mast C.ls5rcfed and IsfgllIi RcMctr Jv-
TOOTH-ACHE, TIC DOULOUEGUN. etd
HgaiEfUi GfCcti0Rs et Tie Fee GEd EGT, VS. e.
tanned by DR.. Buchanan, an emiLeEt Ersii>h
Physician, during lis residence at the Pe;si.
Court in 1885, as PhySiciantO the English Emf -
~. He found this remedy inscneral use, ;id
considered BY the Persian iLtellihle, ard tie EC-
ropean practice Of draWingieeIh a t9rteress A.ut-
htaiiOA.
In England i, has taken the place Of al otter
preparations, and may be found, ready for use in
every family, instead OF the baTt erCuS ITIH-A. -
which was estimated to have destroyed more teeth
annually than there were men, women aud chit-
drcn in the Empire.
Il. is now introduced INFO the United States IT.
Ter the immediate supervision ofthe original To-
prie,or.
The great distress which always accompanies
the extraction ola Tooth, together with the irccH-
veuieEcc il chewing and STcakiEg, ara deer
nifty occsionet bv the loss renders this rCT,te
ofineSiimalle value; aSthe relieflIUm pain Nl..b
follows lis use, Is faIMcfi1i- 0aG gC.noEfE tx
ce1tin eases where scasonable rrlicsi,r OF 30
remedy has been neglected until liberation Is J.
ready taken place. ThcsoreucSS ofILe zee b ;td
GUMS will he removed 50 that The defective iCcth
pain had been present. Instead Of eli iI.r1td
by the application, the teeth and gums WI. L.
dered more sornd and healthy.
DiTc~ii0aS--CleaGS the cavity, and isi5c;rc,d
4 small piece of Gotten wet with tie TtGcir, q i
aprly the same to The gems. 1.-THE fee q & ear
are inflamcd and painful, make tie arrl:c a. IL
rccily to The Tari affected. TRICE = cis
". P. Russell, Middlehury; A. T.
Roscoe c; II. O. Smith New Haven: Geo
w. Parm!cc, Bristol; w. r. Fi;al & y. C..
Smith Monkfor; L. HUNTINGTON. NcsecHrys
". S. Brown. Addison; Frost & Rider, C.
Sears &. Co, p. Fletcher & Son. Er.jlorI;
Wright Il Push, SEorchar; @. w Inn
ham, Linc'ln; b. F, Haskell, Cornwall
RcT5i Flint Haacecai Joseph Simous;
Whiting.
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NJ a rrie d,

In Addison, Feb. Sd, by Rev. C Miles. Mr..
Andrew Jackson of Panton, and Miss E.
Lorah eldest daughter OIL Clarke OF Addi-
son.
Also, on the 10Th, Mr. Ezra Smith and Cor
dilla NJ. eldest daughter ofE. A. GulIey, all
of Addison.
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AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

The meeting of the Managers of the Addi-
son County Agricultural Society is hereby
notified to be held on the second Thursday in
March next, being the 18th day, at the Yer
mont Hotel in Middlebury, at 10 O'Clock A.
NJ, for the purpose of offering premiums. and
all other business belonging to Them.
HARVEY BELL, Sec'y.
Middlebury, Feb. % 1916.
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BRIGHTON MARKET.-MoxDAr, Feb
ISfe
Reported for The ~ e. Farmer.

Reported for The ". E. Farmer.
Atmatket 345 Beef Cattle, 12O Sheep, and
760 Swine. 20C Swine have been reported
300 Sheep and $50 Swine unsold.
PRICEs.-Beef Cdttle.-Last weeks pri-
ces were fully sustained. We notice nine
beautiful Cattle from Westfield and Spring
field. price not public; We quote Extra S..
70 600. First quality $3.50 5, rs, Sec
ond quality ST. 5,25. Third quality S4,-
a4,75.
Sheep.-Dull. Sales from $500 TO 400.
There has been fair demand for Fleece
and Pulled Wool and prices remain unchang-
ed.
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Fxcie-. Ne. sept. 20 1916
This ceriifes that have ned The Of Wis
ars baam Of " id cherry dieases e the Lungs for
wOyeaTs past, and many bottles my knowledge have
5ecn used by my patients all with beneficial rtsuis In
two casts y hIe it thought confirmed Consumption.
had iakrh p!ac- tho Wild cherry, effected cure,
E. BOYDEN, Physician at Exeter Corner
No QuackcTy! No reseptiop
All published saiameus Of c" res pe.foed By his med
icine, are in every respect. rue
BeTdre Of Co|Herfts and limitations.
Tn unparele,d md astonishing e;feacyof DR. Wis,ars
Baisam OF WIZ cheTy in al the disr ses tor which i, is
Ieconmcndcf curing many after tic skin Of the
bs rhy seais was unavaug has fEtcrd llrge and in
eres.- demand for It. This iet has causfd several un
pfiuripe' eounerieTs aad miiaoTs palm oil spurious
inc tasam
Be careful AID get the genuine
DR.. Uestar's BaisaR Of U'id CherrH.
None genuine unless singncd hy Butts Adde'S all dcfs
10 Sch w. FoFie, Boston, slass. FOR sale by
gents.-Alidd ebury. DR.. Rnssel; Yer
gennes, F.HuDiingion Shorehan. Wright
& Bush; " hitting Joseph Simonds Corn
wall, B. f. Haskell Bristol, G. W. Par
melee New Haven, A. p. Roscoe; Monk
ton, T. c. Smith; Cornwall, |. G. Mead :;
Hinesburgh, Boynton & Burrett; Burlng-
ion, Peck & Spear; Brandon, Warren &
Bliss; Pittsford, Henry Simonds. They
are sold also by Druggists and appointed
Agents generally throughout the State.
PRICE, dollar bottle or G BEETLES
for ; dollars
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NOTICE..

The subscriber having purchased the en-
fire Stock of Goods belonging 10 Chas. F..
Crane, would say to the inhabitants of Monk
ton ard vicinity, that he will continue the
business in the same Store and hopes by strict
attention to business; and readiness 10 wait
upon customers, TO receive a share of their
patronage. GEORGE Ii. CRANE.
ISN B. Goods will be sold uncommon
" low by the subscriber for cashier ready pay
10 make way forSpriug Stock. CALL d. SEE.
G. B. c.
Monkton, Feb. 7lh 1916.
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Do made Clothing, and all made up ar
nt ticIes worn by men women andchildren; q
HoZier %
Silks %
Wines -
Rrandies and other distilery spirits 70
Sugars of all kinds o.
Molasses %
Coal
Coffee, Tea and Salt, tree
Such I-believe are the principal leatures
Of the bin. There are other things WISH 10
write about, but must reserve them lot 'he
morning mail. hi0hih1o'
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Rev. Mr.. Daily Twill celebrate Mass in
Middlebury, on Sunday the first of March
next, which will be the first Sunday of The
ensuing Lent. Catholics are respectfully in
viIed 10 attend
Middebury, Feb. %, 1916.
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1t is now settled thai the New York Re-
view is to be revived, under the charge of
Professor Henry, its former Editor, and MIR.
Hudson the lecturer on Shakespeare.
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I Barre (Mass.) Patriot.

THE CARBoNDALE AccIDENT.-Ihe only
additional information we have IN relation
TO this sad affair we find in the Wilkesbarre
papers of the 4th inst. The Farmer says
-. We learn that the bodies Of five of the
unfortunate men buried by the caving in OF
the coaI-roof at Carbondale, have, been recov-
cred One man was found with his legs
broken, but otherwise uninjured. The bodies
of the rest were so shockingly mangled as 20
be scarcely recognizable"-[ There are yet
nine men missing
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VGOTSCg.

All persons having unsettled acc'is with the
late firm of Needham & Dennis, can have the
privilege of adjusting the same with the Sub
scriber until The 18th day ofMarch next. the at
Post Office in East Middlebury, after which
time, they can have the privilege of Settling
with an Attorney
LEVI NEEDHAM
East Middlebury, Jan. 9th 1916.
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CIoaks and ShaWls,

Black and Cold, plain and figured Alpac-
cas- and Shawls, q Reip supply and mgch tolr-
En- than those bought the early part Of The
seas n. by FRANCIS.
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RAILS WANTED.

The subscriber will contract for one thous-
and good Pine or Black Ash Rails, to be de-
livered on his farm 10 Weybridee Immediate
ly. II. BELL.
February Sd, 1876.
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The Congregational Society of Cornwall
being about TO remolle their House of wor-
ship, invite proposals, until the LIST of March
inst. from builders who may be disposed TO
undertake the work. Drawings and speci-
fcations oflhe plan may be seen at the Inn
Of Harmon Samson Esq. near the meeting
House
l.. Matthews
]. Ellsworth
II. Samson
P. w. Collins
II. Bingham
Committee.
Cornwall Feb. II, 1916.
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DsEEGAA Douglass's Patent ReyoIv-
3 GssaS % Ing Handle Pumps will
raise water any height not more than 30 feet;
are 81 made that the brake may be shifted,
making right or left hand. or siraig ht for
ward pump, as may be wanted. Another
great advantage over other pumps is, thai
freezing may be avoided.
For sale by II. A. SHELDON.
January g. 1916.
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WANTED,
By the Collins Company, at CollinsviIle.
Conn. 10 good Axe forgers,
10 common Blacksmiths,
20 Strikers. Grinders, and Polishers.
90 Common Laborers.
Liberal wages will be given and steady en-
ployment. The wages to be paid monthly,
in Cash. The Company will continue to hire
as above Though the Spring, Summer, and
Fall of this year. Any communications ad-
dressed TO them will receive prompt reply.
February I6, 1916. 44;3w
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PULMONRY ORGANS.
very important disease which this sBasam' ex
eris very powerful inhurncr, Is that ofa
TORN rr-r,D
DISEASED LIVER

In this complaint il has undoubtedly proved more cfica-
rious than nf"ny remedy hitherto employed and in 10.
meEuus instances when patients had endured and
sgf.Iing from the d'sasr without RECEIVING th,.
a nell ffIih various remedies. when y rcnf, his
been Dred 70 IN vain the OF ibis alsain has rtur-
cd the Liver to healthy acion aud in many Instances IF
ftcicd
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Acht " ri9hl ana Marvin Nnrth admins
traitors ofihc estate Of
ROBERT T.. HCNSDON
late Of Shoreham III said District deceased,
present their petition in wiring 10 said Court
pray inG for license 10 sell The real estate o.
;hc sai deceased for the purpose of payiag
the debts OF said deceased and The expenses
Of administration, and therein set forth the
amount o! debs due from the deceased, the
expenses Of administration, the value OF the
personal estate, and the valuation OF the real
estate, and that il is necessary 10 sell the
real cst1,e Of said deceased for the purposes
aforesaid. II is therefore ordered. that said
petition be considered by this Court. at he
session thereof to be holden nj the Office Of
A. G. Wright Esq. in said Shorcham. OF,
Thursday the 9Th day of March next. II: one
o'clock in the afternoon, and that said adj
miuis;ratorS rive notice thcreUftn all persons
interested, that they may appear and make
their o.,icci1ns faHy they may have, 10 said
license being granted, by publishing. a cerfi-
fed copy Of this order in the Nuriher Galaxy
newspaper printed ut said 7iiddlehurv
three weeks successfully previous to tic Time
OF said Court.
j. y BuslneH Resi>.er-
4 f~un ca,,4f NJ TooorJ
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MAKERS

The subscriber has now on hand, and will
make TO order, sheet iron
SAP BOILERS
2 feet inches long, &c inches wide and 6
inches deep, and will contain nearly 40 gal
Ions made in one piece without scam
which he will sell from 81, Soto $500. These
are without any mistake the cheapest and
best article for boiling sap which has ever
been offered. A. WILCOX.
MidIlebury, Feb. 10th, 1916. AZ 3w.
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TEMPERANCE
7 D A ? A R I Y

A Temperance Tea Party will be given by
The Young Mems Temperance Snciety of
MiddIebury, at the VERMONT HOTEL,
in this village, on TUESDAY EVENING, Feb
ruary 24th, at half past six o'clock. Speak
ers are engaged for The evening, and Songs
and musical entertainment OF high charac-
icr will be inierspersed.
~ The refreshments are TO be prepared
by Mr. Field OF the Vermont Hotel, where
Tickets may be had. or of each Of the Com
,.,ittnn -nd n | NJ Slade 4 Co, g Sinre
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stock and produce at 61y-seven-many OF
them having cargoes worth 100000. The
less of life incident 10 these mshaps who can
tell IN. o. Delta.
TERRIBLE SHIPwRECKs AND Loss OF LIFE
Accounts of the effects ofthe terrible storm
occupy the New York papers. to the exciu-
sion OF most other matters. There has been
a tremendous loss of life and property, as will
be seen from the following details. The
papers contain accounts of the loss oil SIXTY
LIVES from various vessels.
Row IN FIrcHBuRG, Massive learn
from person who was on the ground, that
the lrishmon employed on the Railroad al
Fitchburg, got into row on Monday evening
last. which resulted in the death OF one oil
the number 1t appears that there were two
or three among them who were Protesiants'
and these the Catholic portion undertook TO
convert to the true faith, by arguments IN t9e
shape of brickbats and cudgels. In their
earnest endeavurs one of the three was killed.
and the two badly beaten and driven from
the road.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers the following Hous-
eS and Lots for sale.
Tue house on Seminary street, east Of Ira
Stewards. now occupied by James NJ. Slade.
The house on Court street, nearly oppo-
site the new Jail, occupied by Cyrus Dor
rance. And the house on the same street,
next south how occupied Jacob Dewey.
He will sell these premises at a fair price
and reasonable terms given Tor payment.
MARTIN WOOD.
Middlebury Feb. 18th, 1916.
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TO THE PUBLIC

ship under the name and firm ofPRATT & WELSH
take this method of informing the public that
they have leased the well know. 13akerv lately
occupied by Cyrus Russell which has lately IN
gone thorough repair. They would inform the
puhl.c that they have commenced the Baking bu-
siness in al its various branches & are determn-
ed to sell as low as can be purchased at any other
establishment
A share ofpublic patronage is respectfully So
hcited. JOHN S. PRATT.
MARVIN J. WEIGH.
Middlebury, Jan. 18th, 1876 80
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4 true copy Of Record,
AitestJ J. $. BissHea REGISTER. Al.
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TO THE PUBLIC
The subscriber is now TrePaied % cGcr yen q
fresh and splendid steel, of
Dry GOODS.

-AiSn-
FAMILY GROCER, Els
or choice quality-amorS which a,c Srar.
MolasSes, Coffee and Teas ofva rious kiu,s' . o.
lhyoi particular no;ice. likewise c;ni,7rl
srhcie Of Winter Sperm CI, C2s' CEFRy g..
inviiei. VlItE.TI,i,
|. October lSij.
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OPINION OF AREGULARPHYsICAN

aer every known realedy had fad produce this cs
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

Cornwall Feb. u, 1916.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-11-06

BROOKLYN, Feb. IS, le46.
commenced the acture of lndeble Ink in lS40,
both with and without the preparation very extensive
scale. sent my Ink all the United States II has
now well established repu alton 1t has been found
be equal superior any other Ink in II is in
all warranted TO answer every purpose II will pro-
duce ei black mark and never wash out, ii will not
spread and freely from pen Be particular that you
buy my Ink WILLIAM BAILEY.
Prepared wholesale and retail by VIM. BAILEY, at his
Pharmacy corner of Sands and Fuon.st BROoKLYN MY.
NJ None genuine unless siened.
For sale in Worcester by JAMES GREEN CO., and
NJ. b. GREEN. 3w43
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Real Estate Market,
Renooed to liz Broddacay, front room, I'd storg.
EXPRESS BIJIIDING

neM0oed 10 liz BrOGdaCdy, front room, I'd St0rY,
1sa EXPRESS BUILDING.
fs'.s3 a LII PERSONS who wish to learn where e,..A
vssS they can purchase good FARMS, al lotc L.sE
re ~ ~ 5a.e c alshs climate ofasy aezfs q
81 the ueryrst quality, in the desirable locations
less than half the Government prcesor any who
buy Water Power, with Mills or Manufactures; Pine
Timber; or Coal and Iron Mnes in short Real Estate
u any descriptions situated in any part of country will
ADDRESS 10 US REQUEST and we will furnish them
with copy 1.-THE American Real Estate Advertiser,
tanning Catalogue of the property which have for SALE
with the locations and prices annexed Shond par
cuar information I've desired by enclosing of they
will command our services
As specimen of the bargains which offer, take the
following:
l. A Farm in Prince William County Virginia miles
Brentvle the county seat and about 80 miles from Wash
ngton City, containing 1911 The land is producve
6OO acres III valuable timber, the balance in cultivation
with Dwelling house, and other improvements There
is good market for the timber Occoquan Situated be-
tween the extremes OF North and South the climate pre-
csey that which every should If practicable select
Tor the health and comfort of his family and his
prosperity as an agrcuurs The only objection which
any one has raised against purchasing this farm been
he pricewhch is so low that they conclude the title
be bad or that something must be the with
it We will however give the purchaser guarantee that
all is right, for two dollars
We have many other excellent Farms in the region.
For NEW LANDS of The best quality, in New York,
Penns} vana Virginia, and Missouri, ask Fifty
an acre-in Tennessee TWcntyfUe cents These
lands in Tennessee situated in Perry Co., Tennes
see near The navgabe of the Tennessee River and
there are no better lands or finer climate in the u States
In Lawrence Co., Ohio, have 220 of land, with
an ihexhaustbe waer power, on Symmes Creek at the
great tails, miles from the Ohio river, in the great Iron
and Coal region OF the south OF Ohio The improvements
consist of one large Flour Mill, Saw Mills, Dwelling
Houses &c DC This is unquestionably of the
valuable locations for building Manufacturing City which
the West af0rds-Price $1,000.
We have large tracts OF Pine Timber Lands, an Iron and
Coal Lands IN several States at prices differing very little
from free g and on such accommodating terms that
enterpsing men may TO themselves prnCely for
tunes in short time.
The quantity of Real estate which for sale,
almost unlimited We want purchasers Those who want
to purchase, themselves and their postery
heahtn pleasant and happy home, will do well to
and For further particulars inquire of JOHN MILTON
EARLE, Worcester or OF A. BUFFUM & CO.,
May q. # NetU York.
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UNITED STATES HOTEL
Farm for Sale in Rutland,

a--a CONTAINING one hundred and thirty five
G;aGA ~ of excellent Land nnder high of cuva-
cA&Astion, situate / one mile from the Meeting House.
The land is suitably divided INTO moving tlage, pasture,
and wood. The farm is well fenced. Good is
brought the house and barn through aqued1ct
never failing springs. On The farm is a good Dwelling
House, Barn, aud other oubuidinss, all good repair
The whole be bought together, the buildings and cS
OF rand called the Home Place" will best suit
he purchaser The above will be sold low, and any
wishing excellent farm great bargain will do well
% call and examine il. For further particulars apply
WIN. ESfABROOK, on the premises, or to WILLARD
BKOAD, at Rutland. d2aw wtt46 Noy
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THE PROTECTION ms. co.

Office No. s, Exchange Buildings, Nor1h If the
State House, Hartford, Gu.
THIS Company incorporated by the legislature of
4 Connecticut, with Capita; of ONE HUNDRED AND
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, for the purpose of effect
ing Fare and Marine Insurance, and has the power of in
ereasing It's Capital to Half Million Of Dollars.
The Company offer to insure Houses Stores Mills Fac
loes Barns aud their contents and all ohe nslrable
property against loss and damage by fire. The rates OF
premium ohered are as low as those of other similar
'un to protect himself against ravages OF this
oh element The course the Office pursnes transactng
hef business and in the adjusting and payment OF losses
Is prompt and liberal. ~
PERSONS DESTROYS OF obtaining Insurance against loss and
damage by hre in Worcester Vicinity are referred for
tnrther PARTICULARS TO ISAAC DAVIS ESQ., his Office in
Worcester WILLIAM (,onNrY Sac,v
Hartford, July IT., 1e44. ~
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To Teachers and School Committees.
CHASE'S ELEMENTS OF ARITHMETIC

TWO PARTS.
THIS work, which has been adopted as the
Il tett book in the Classical and English High Schoo
OF this town. is confidently recommended teachers
containing the following points of excellence any
other A. ithmec now in use.
l. Tie arrangement is simple and more philosophical
Inc work Is more complete, both text book and
book OF reference.
g. ithas been greatly condensed by dispensing with
most OF the separate rules for the Decimas
Fractions, and Federal Money.
f. In addition to all the ordinary Arlhnetical opera
tion useful principles introduced are to be
foundin no other work.
RECOMMENDATIONS.
WORCESTER, July "a, 1886.
haVlns made use of the second part of Mr. Chases
Arhjiic during the past year. we can recommend il as
re ~ manual haue seen. Ii CONF rises in short
spaces valuable information, and the exercises
arrahgef that class conducted faithfully through
edge of the science. The introduction of decmals con
necon with Enumeration, the solution of problems in pro-
portion BY the method of and effect, and other por-
lions OF the work, are new and valuable
ELBRlDGE SMITH,
Principal of Glass and Eng High School.
HASBROUCK DAVIS,
Teacher of Maih Department.
SALEM, July 81, 1916.
After using the second part of Chase's Arithmetic for
year ana hG my expectations in regard TO its merits
fully realized. know of book which, in my opinion
Is so well fitted to make thorough Arithmetcidns. The
arrangement is eminently ophca the rules and def
nitions simple accurate and comprehensive the ustra
tons direct, concise and plain the questions
pracca and happily adapted exercise the mind the
pupil RUFUS PUTNAM,
Principal of the Eng. High School for boys.
Tue WORK Is also highly recommended by the Principal
Of the Normal School at Newton, by the Public school
Teachers of New York and Philadelphia and BY many
others. URIAH HUNT g. SON Publishers
No. a. N. Fourth Street, Philadelphia.
For Sale at the principal Bookstores.
u school Committees will he furnished with copies for
examination, gratuitously, at LAZELL's Book store,
"Wcossef' sept. 81, 1916. IT