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,IHE EXTRAORDINARY Work. AND ONE

Il wnct should IN. IN the hads Of every -HgFried
Person. MORAL PHYSIOLOGY or plainly wit
ten Treatise the Popu Question: by the Hen.
X; ID. Owen, with additions and alterations, by X.
Glover, VI. D.
To every person of sound common sense, this work
is one which will command the highest praise. 1t is
true few Ignorant people may condemn IT. but the
editor is fully persuaded tia, the high importance of
the subject OF " hich 1t treats w present itself Tor
chilly TO rejecting minds that must command respect
Were this book carefully read by every married per-
son. and It's advice strictly followed, are persuaded
that different state OF society from the present would
exist The t.rrors OF poverty and OF the prospect OF
family oil children which could but be poorly reared
prevent many prudent people from entering the rlui-
onlal state but here i work which will tell Won
important secrets which may obyia,c all such ohec-
tors to happy cWnubial relation, and which thou
sands OF mnrird people would give all they possess to
understand fully
The editor is allowed to state in public the char
acer OF this work in detail bu, he knows that il
is one which will with universal appreciation thu.
moment 1t becomes known among married teople
Persons wanting copies OF tins important Physolop-
zeal Work, by enclosing dollur to DR. Glover No
Ann st, or to Box lSJ2 New York post Office will
insure the sending OF the work in question. POSING.
on the book is five cents
a circular, descriptive OF the oIJErr will be crau-
ltousIy sent to post paid communications.
\. B-Shitabe persons are wanted as agents for
the above wo' k, and the article therein named
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across the neck on foot, despite the shower
of cannon shot, with whole skin, and met
Putnam who is said to have exclaimed in
surprise, "What, Pomroy, you here! III
be bound if you'd not break out of your
coffin, if you should smell gun powder. y
Pomroy took command of the left wing Of
the troops, and in conjunction with Prescott
and Warren, bravely maintained his posi-.
ton at the battle Of Bunker Hill, until eve.
~ charge Of powder was expended.
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oliver WARE. WEHAyE At AL, TIME.

- on hand, IN great variety, pure silver tea table
dessert cream, mustard salt, sugar, and egg Spoons
taoie dessert pickle ana chidens silver Forks -bu-
lin plates thunbles and all articles usually wanted in
the silver ware line. And We would remind pu,chas-
OF pure dollas Tor the same price thai rh,
alleged spoons sold by pedlers Great care and
pans taken To have our spoons made peii which
is very essential to their durability Spoons and THIN
BILE sold by US marked free.
BRlNSMAID e. BROTHERS
N. B.-Our Silver claw tongs, and spoons took the
Premium al the great FAR OF the American Institute
held at New York, 1916 The Diploma awarded to
us. can be seen at our store, right hand side you
tener
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(ARSPARILLA MEAD. TIE VALUE OF

~ this preparation Is now widely known and every
day the field OF Its usefulness is extending 1t is APP
proved and highly recommended by PHYSICIANS,
and is admitted 10 be the most agreeable preparation
from the tina, has ever been employed in MEDl-
CAL PRACTICE. 1t is not local in its operations,
but general extending through the whole system. 1t
neutrallzes the poisonous elements in the BLOOD and
restores healthy tone to the organs, which generate
that fluid. In scroiuas and all external disorders the
result Is the rapid decrease OF the same. In rheuma-
speedy removal OF the pain and IN all a renew
al III strensil-Aeepng pace with the retreat OF the
disease from the system.
The prop'etors are almost daily receiving testimo-
nais IN tho shape o large orders tesyng TO It's grra,
value as nedicne, and also as the most pleasant and
agrecabl, drink known
HARRINGTON & BROTHERS, Church-st Burlington, also
Winooskl Fails. "a
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BRIGGS PATENT FENCE MACHINE.


it still manufacturing at Winooskl Falls, BRGGs' Pa.
TENT PoRr FENCE, where all orders will be prompt
ly attended to-
Owing to the advantages derived in the use Of the
above improvement, he is enabled to afford and
beautiful fence for yards and gardens, at much less
expense than the same can be got up for in any other
way while for durability, it is not exceled by any in
common use This valuable Improvement was first
brought out in Western New York, where it has gone
into extensive use, and has received the appreciation
Of the Mayor Of the city OF Buffllo, with many hun
dreds OF the first agrcuursts and others in that part
Of the state also OF Governor Hubbard Doct Jarvis,
Judge Churchill and many others in New Hampshire
In fact, wherever it has been introduced, it has been
highly approved. As Farm Fence it combines more
advantages than any other fence used 1t can be
used ,chou posts and is therefore not effected by the
freezing and heavng of the ground, and is admirably
adapted to nervales, subject to severe freshets 1t
takes less lumber than any other kind OF fence is
certain protection against all kinds OF cattle is not liza
bic 10 get out Of repair cannot be bo,cn do,rn easily
set up, taken down or removed, without injury.
ty No farmer should be ,cithout at least q suffi
Gent quantity to throw around his fields OF grain and
stack yards.
Also, in connection with the above he has ma
chine for turning Broom Handles
Burlington Falls, March IL, 1876 Al
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" Il q N U l Il , ARE NOW REVIEWING
y from Boston and N. York their supply of Spring
Goods, which they offer at wholesale upon the most
liberal terms Oar stock consists of great variety OF
Prints, Nous de LANES, Lama Cards Colored Cash
meres, Repp deL1ines, Muslin Giaghdms, Summer
Wear, and large assortment Of other Goods,
Our Purchases were all made with cash and we are
encouraged to believe that our Goods obtained
at prices that will enable us to sell them very tc
those who may favor us with a call. a
BURLINGTON April ~. 1916
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1a4G.
MERCHANTS LINE.-.Lnkc BOnts.
A &sezzlllEg IL

"a :Sk1k
For the transportation of property between LAKE
CHAMPLAIN, Troy, ALBANY, New YoRK, and BosToS.
INSURED.
THE PROPRIETURS OF THIS LINE HAv-
ing increased their facilities by the addition of sever
al first rate Boats under the command Of experienced e.
faithful Masters are prepared to give despatch to all
property intended to pass between the above named
places, with which they may be intrusted, and hope
by prompt attention to the interest of their employers
to receine a continuance Of public patronage
Their boats are to be towed by Steam on Hudson
Riuer, and on Lake Champaign when necessary, and
complete perfect line to NeD York, as, Also to Tros
and Albany Lots of goods are kept together and moi
subjected to injury by transhipment.
- Proprieiors.
FOLLETT e. BRADLEY, Burlington,
NICHOLS ,BURTON Il CHITTENDEN, 81 Alban,
A. NJ. CLARK, 81. Adams.
Agents.
l.. A. JOHNSON, No. y, Coenties Slip, Ne,o York,
CORNELIUS LOWELL, Nep York i Boston Pack
ct Office, Long Wharf, Boston.
April, 1916. Al
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SILVER SPOONS--VILAS & MOVES, have
~ now large assortment Of Silver Table, Tea, Des-
sert and SILT Spoons, which they offer upon advan-
tageous terms The quality Of the article will be nar-
rdnfed good by us
Burlington, July 6, 1916. 2
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WANTED, At the Piano Forte making Business
w young man who is a good mechanic and can
come well recommended for sober moral and industri-
Gus habits, good wages and constant employment if
application is made soon.
JEHIEL MUNSON
Burlington, July IS, 1916 .6ws
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From the New York Sun.

We make il a rule never notice an advertised ar
tcle but from what have heard from several per,
sons respecting the powers OF Jones Italian Chemca
Soap, we do hesitate to pronounce il all il is rep
resented and can therefore, conscentiously recon-
mend il to readers who are afflicted with erup
tons marks or disfigurements.
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WINOOSKl FALLS GOING AHEAD!
n FLETCHER. FASHION ,BLE TAILOR. HAS

WINOOSKl FALLS GOING AHEAD!
n FLETCHER, FASHIONABLE TAILOR. HAS
~ removed shop near Barlow 4 Woods store,
where he considers himself permanently located. He
desires his sincere thanks for the liberal sup
port he has received since his commencement in bust
in the aforesaid city, and hopes by assluity in
business, still to merit share OF their patronage
Through study and practice in the art of Tailoring he
has discovered new mode Of drafting coats, which is
unknown to any but himself. A correct measurement
is acknowledged by oil the trade to be the only means
Of ensuring complete fits" The position Of the Gus
toner must be understood There is not Tailor who
can ensure complete tit" without this knowledge.
nv ;uSh,,hs u,od Nf cl.ansn o If
all colors and Of giving them the fresh and lively ap-
pcnrnnce they wont to have in their earlier days
CUTTING done to order. on the shortest notice
DRESSES, Ladies Kidiia Habits, made according
| to fashion or fancy.
| Winooski Falls, July |, 1916
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HEAVY HARD WARE. Log and Trace
II Chains. wagon and cart boxes, anvils vises,
spades shoyes Tor ks. hoes, scyhes and sathes black
smiths bellows, sedge hammers, narrow and broad
axes, augers, crobars. caldron kettles Wagon axles
steel springs brass kettles mill and circular saws wro
and cut nails iron and brass wire sheet copper and
brass, hoop iron, sheet lead, sheet zinc grindstone
cranks, oven mouths plow castings, etc.
June L. STRONGS & co.
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STKONES & Go.

NORElGN \ DONE III HARD WARE.
SADLERY &c, offer, at Manu- acturers prices
$50 oss P!emium Screws
l5J doz Blakcs L,tches, assorted sizes,
$50 Door Butts, &c &c.
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BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITs.

= READ THIS
From the Inventor hrsef TO the present Proprietor
L sum Of $500, / have diyulged to Mr.. TT Jones
residing in the city Of New York, N. A., the whole
process Of manufacturing, together with statement o.
The ingredients composing my Italian Chemical Soap
only, and to have the privilege ofnaming it "JONESS
ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP"
-lSgneD ANTOO VESPRlNI
Witness, Henry J. Holdsworth.
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READ THIS

READ THIS!
From the Inventor himself to present Proprietor,
Paris, Nou I, 1910.
In consideration of the sum of s3JOO, | have d.
vuulged to Mr.. Il. JONES, residing in the City Of
New York, n A. the whole process OF manufacturing
together with a statement OF the ingredients conpos-
ing my Italian Chemical Soap. He is TO manufacture
il or sale in the United States only. and to have the
privilege OF naming it JONES ITALIAN CHEM.
lCAL SOAP"
Witness, Henry J. Holdsworth:
(Sgned) ANTONIO VESPRINI.
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The most astounding discovery!

A Blessing. Miracle! a Wonder To cure Erup-
tons and Disgurelncnts OF the Skin, Pmples,
Freckles, Sunbun, Salt Rheum, Scurvey, Sore
Heads, &c, &c.
Four years ago last August the capital oFrancc was
astonished in consequence OF discovery made BY an
Italian Chemist. Many doub,ed-it seemed almost an
mpossbiity that any thing made by the hands OF man.
could have such singular powers as that claimed by
ANTONIO VEsPRINl for his invention. Many classed
foolish persons without trying, do the sane now at
length after testing it in the hospitals, the Medical So
cety of Paris the best chemists in the world dcv-
cred the following report to Signor Vesprin:
ave have now infinitely and carefully examined
the singular invention OF Vesprn We have Analysed
its component parts-we have used it in several cases,
and we hesitate pronounce it (rhe Italian Chem
ical Soap as great blessing. and truly wonderful
remedy Tor any cutaneous eruption Disagreement of
the skin Its inventor consider the true phlanthro-
pist of suffering mankind
lS.gne,) LEOPOLD DUPRAY, Pres"
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NO OUACkERY; NO

All published statements OF cures performed BY this
medicine, are in every respect, true.
BEWARE OF CouNrERFEiTs AND LIMITATIONS. The
pnraleled aud ASTONISHING efficacy o. Df Wistais Bal
sun OF Wild Cherry IN al tn. DISEASES .or wch IT 5
recommended ing many alter tiIc skill oi the
best physicians was ulavallIng has etf-ct Ia ~
and increasing demand Tor It This TACT has caus a
several unprincpleJ ltcrIeters and in.tatos to
pain off spurious mixtures similar name ana appear
ice, tor the genuine Balsam
BE careful and get the genuine Dr. WIsJAEs BAL
SAM OF WILD CHERRy. Non. g.nriie uless slgied
by |. Burrs Adi,ess all orders to Sara W. FowLE,
Boston, Mass. For sale by PECK Il SPEAR, Bur
Hagton also by W b Hitch, IFmo1ssi FL l..
AiEyrs.-ti ,orge Ayres, VI TN; Boynton Il Bur-
rt, Hines1urgh; Can.icd, IF.!Lston Wnhsn,
Rhoads, Richmond; II l. Camp. So,ce; N Wires.
Cambridge 4; Curtis Il butcher, st 4 bans; ; p Red
field, .nyatpetier; Dickinson Il NobI., Chelsea; +.
HUI III lgton, Tcrgenncs: Dr. Russell, .Hdale5my =
Sold also BIZ DrIlrst. and Agcnts g.I.cIaliy. )
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HUMAN HAIR, IN THE FORM OF 4
Beautiful and Delicious Preparation, called
JONES'S CORAL HAIR RESTORATIVE.

HUMAN HAIR, IN THE FORM OF 4
Beautiful and Delicious Prepardtion, called
\ OTE--Among the educated, there few who
will doubt but that by forcing the roots and scalp
Of the heak to neathy action, can cause growth
AYE, da H. uxuIiant growth. The roots being heal.
thy, sediment called dandruff or souri, is discharged
from the scalp the hair now becomes soft and silky
Thus the roots strongly fastened in their native soil
proudly and spenddy display their beauty, as speci.
men OF diseased nature raised from death by the pow
eriul aid Of Science.
Having stated, as above, the actual true, and real
qualities Of Joness Coral Hair Restorative leave the
intelligent portion OF the public TO Judge Of the truth OF
its possessing these qualities by the testimonials OF the
following highly respectable citizens, editors publib
officers &c. They are few taken from host Of 9TH
1t has called forth this testimonial from the most
enlightened body OF men III tine world
From J. s. Baker. Esq, f. 4. S l.
The American scientific Institution has been favor
ed with specimen of Joness Coral Hair Restorative,
and report us follows I'VE have infinitely examined
and tested Joness Coral Hair Restorative and find that
it consists Of compounds decidedly favorable for nour.
shng, soitenng causing growth, curing dandruti, and
ties recommended by Mr.. Jones, which this soci.
ETY. finds perfectly true, and i'll virtue thereof, award
MIR. Jones this testimonial"
Signed J. $. BAKER, +. A. S. I,
From the London Times of October, 1910.
is briIiian We at hrs thought i, mere puff but our
better half says that its effects the chrens heads
is truly wonderful We have used it, and we speak on
honor, that it really prevents our hair from falling
out, and gives it beautiful, downy, soft, and black
appearance and honestly think it is causing old
hair 10 grow again in the winter Of onr lille
For sale by HARRINGTON BROTHERS.
Church-st., Burlington VT, July 10, 1916.
- The only true agents for the sale of my articles
in Vermont and Canadas, are Harrington Brothers.
(Signed) T, JONES,
5m3 80 Chatham-street, Wholesale Proprietor
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From the Northampton Courier
ASTORY OF OLDEN TIMES.IOO YEARS
AGO.

tCopy Of a letter of Seth Pomeroy to his wfc-per-
bdtim et liJcrtum.
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HOUSE furnishings. MINERAL KNOBS,

IL Pearl white face plate half plate and half bronz
ed-Rosewood do -Bmss and Glass do-5ell pulls,
bells and hnngings Blakes latches mortce locks butts
screws, cupboard catches and locks, window springs,
window blind trimmings hooks and hinges hooks and
staples, mahogany and veneered knobs hat and coat
hooks, etc etc, together with hull assortment OF
HOUSE FURNISHINGS,
amongst which house keepers may find great vare
" OF new, useful. economical and ornamental arti-
cles ut STRONGS & co.
June 4, 1876
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Opinion of a Regular Physician.

Exeter Me, SEPT. 80, 1915.
This certfies that have recommended the use Of
WIsrAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY Tor diseases Vi the
Lungs tor two years past, and many bottles 10 my
knowledge have been used by my patients, all with
benehcai results. In two eases where 1t thought
confined consumption had taken pace, the W Cnsi-
ry effected cure T. BOYDtN
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process Of manufacturing together with statement of
tne ingredients composing my Italian Chemical soap
only and TO have the privilege ofnaming it"JONES'S
ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP"
,, .!sgne6 ANToO vEsPRlNI.
Witness, Henry j. Holdsworth.
THE MOST ASTOUNDING DISCOVERY!
A Blessing! A miracle! :! A ,conder
To cure Eruptions and Disfiglrements OF the Skin
Fimpies, Freckes, Sunburn, Salt kheum, Scurvy
Sore Heads, etc. etc. etc.
-Four years ago last August, the capital OF France
was astonsed in consequence OF discovery made by
an Italian Chemist Many doubted,-it seemed almost
man, could have such singular powers as that claimed
by Antonio Vesprni for his invention Many classed
nm and invention asa humbug, land alas! many fool
after testing it in the hospitals the Medical Society OF
Paris, the best Chemists in the worldly delivered the
following report to Signor Vesprin -
We have now infinitely and carfdlly examined the
singular invention Of Vesprni We have Analysed Its
component parts-we have used il in several cases,
aud we hesitate not to pronounce it 1.-THE Italian Chen,
cal soap as great blessing and truly wonderful
remedy for any butaneous eruption or Disagreement OF
the skin Its inventor consider the true philanthro
= (sgned5 LEOPOLD DuPREY, Pres"
Then comes the report of the "Socete de lnstitute,
Of scientific experiments
1--WE are astonished," exclaims the aged President
lat tins singular preparation - Vesprnis Chemical
soup w HNIt, lueeu, viii SclcnCe sup ilcie VT
have preparation made in the form of beautiful
piece of soap, which We know by actual practice, to
cure every cuaneous eruption every Disagreement OF
and even discolorcd skin Where will its magic and
singulaI power beasc Tnc Negro, the Creole, the
yellow Race OF the East, and the Red Man of the Fal
West. alike under the influence Of its extaordinay
powers vi bearing yellow discoored skin, and max
ing it white and beautiful. and of changing the color o
dark, black brown skin" Here several person.
brought iorwa d by the President, who had uset
it, in proof Of his assertons.)
There are probably few persons Of intelligence, who
after reading the above will doubt the qualities o
Joness Italian Chemical Soap. in curing Eruptions
Disligurements, Freckles Salt Rheun, Scurvy, Erisyp
elias, Sunburn, Morphew, Tan, Yellow or brown skin
&c. Should there be such persons, perhaps the follow
ing recommendation as well as hundreds from Others
may convince them.
From the N. Y Sun.
We make 1t rule never to notice an advertised ar
tcle but from what have heard from several per
sons respecting the powers Of Joness Italian ChenIca
Soap, do not hesitate pronounce 1t all IS repre-
sented and eau therefore, conscentiousy recoininen
it to readers who are afflicted with eruptons
marks, or disiigurements. -
HARRINGTON BROTHERS,
Only wholesale and relai agents Tor VI and Canada
Church-st., Burlington VT, July 10, 1916. 5m3
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There are probably few persons ofintelligence who,
after reading the above will doubt the qualities Of
JONES ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP. in cur
ing Euptons, Disagreement, Freckles; Salt Rheun,,
Scuvy Erisypelas, Sunburn, Morphew, Tan, fellow
or Crown skin, &c Should there be such perhaps
the following recommendations, as well as hundreds
from others, may convince them
From the New Orleans Sentinel
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James Ethan, painter, in Jersey city, was cured
Of carbuncles and pmples which he was afflicted with
for many years, by part Of cake OF Jones Italian
Chemical Soap.
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lS,gned LEOPOLD DuPRAY, Pres"

Then the report OF the 'Socete de lInstitute
of scientific exp .rmcnts
ave are asioandcl,' exclans the aged president
Eat this singular ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Italian Chem
ical Soap. Where, indeed, will science stop Here
full piece OF Sap which we know by actual practice to
cure every cutanrous eruption every disigureen of
and eve, dscolorei skin The Negro, the Creole
the Yellow Race ofthe East and the Red man of the
Far West are alike under the influence Of its extraor-
binary powers OF clearing yellow " discoored skin
and making it white and beautiful, and OF changing the
color oil dark, or black or brown skin" Here several
persons were brought forward by the president, who
had used 1t, in proof OF his assertions)
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One Of our subscribers, Mr.. IL Leonard, informs
us that he has been cured of old scay Salt Rheum OF
eighteen years Standing, on his beard, fingers and
hands, by cake Of article much advertised lately
we speak of Jones' Italian Chemical Soap. lie al
so informs US, that he has tried its effects on his
female slave, Rose a yellow girl, much mark
ed with sun-spots, and he found in Two weeks her
skin much clearer and winter,
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lNSEED OIL. VLss& MOVES ARE NOW
Z manufacturing at Winooski civ Dure .r,o,. =,
Linseed OIL Merchants DESTROYS Of obtaining soo'j
quality Of oil will find il for their interest to can sron
Us at our Store ~A "s"''
Burlington, June q, 1876
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HE ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY. of
Hartford Connecticut with capital of e25O 600
continue to insure against losses by fire, on The most
reasonable terms GEO II SHAW 1s.n mss
Burlington Feb 6, 1876
The Columbian fountain., 1846-10-26
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