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LIVER COMPLAINT is generally accompanie

LIVER COMPLAINT is generally accompanie d
with pain in the rg SHE, exten ling up the top OF
tine siouilrr VARIABLE appetite, occasionally disor
dere stomach, yo.iow ting. otihc skin ana eyes, and
or a s~ .ns over tn. region OF the liver together
with nlay otIer symptoms oi 4 lolieI and corrupt
stata oi the blood.
Wusifs fai.da FesrtzNe Flil will be found one
OF the every hest Iicinfs IA tn. world tor the
Of all dcssasesof the Lrsr because they expel from
the body th)s, morbid huinors which, when deposited
uppa tn important organ, are the cause OF every
rie,y Of LIVER Compliant. From three TO six OF the
above nam ID Ind M Vegetable Pills, taken every nigh!
on going TO bed, viii, III sao. time, give such ntnl
fes, relief, that arr IN mt OF p:.disol Val nrces-
sary in luce p'rs .veauce N their u.s., until til"
liver is restored healthy action, and pain dis
tresI OF every k1l is driven from the body
Wrigifs Ldaa Tegeiub.e Pills also AID and i'm
prove digestion, ana purify the blood and therefore,
only crery restisc Of the Lirer Complaint
but, at the same time give new LIE and visor to the
whole frame
BEWARE OF CoCYTERFETTs The public are caution
ed against the many spurious medicines, which IN or
der 10 deceive are called by name, similar 10 Wight
Indian Vegetable Pills
TIE ONLY oEIoIvALAND GENUINE IsnlAN VEGETABLE
TEN WIZ PIN on THE Tor LABEL VI EACH BOX. None
otasr rs sTHuHe dad II counterfeit tlls as FORGERY
ONES devoted exclusively - thr sale OF ivTgttS
Ini!In Vegetable Pil.s wAolesaie and retail, 10.
Race Street, Ph,!aielphia: IS Greenwich Street
New \ ok AM i9S Ifenoat Street Boston, ana BY
PECK < SPEAR, Burlington, Vi.
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Dic0,

lnthis village on Monday the 9Th instant, Miss Har
rlet backus, OF consumption, aged ., years.
In Arlington, on the 18th ult, Sylvester Demng,
aged 81 years.
Also in Arlington, on the same day, Mrs Eliza
beth baker, aged 80 years.
AT fieuvclton, of Scarlet Fever, on the ID inst,
Lydia Jane, aged years, and Oh the Sth lust Charles
Dinel aged IA years, children OF Chiron and Susan
Spo,ner.
In Manchester, Jan 49, Molly Smith, aged 100
years and daya-one OF the mothers Of the rcyolu-
ton
AT Anton Hill, Canada, Jan 10, Gen. Sir Mar
tin Hunter, aged 80 lie was the oldest officer in
the British service and was the last OF the T. itish OIL
GERS that survived the battle of Bunker Hill.
Died at llincsburgh on the Goth of January, at the
residence oil his father John Wheclock Esq, HENRY
HAMILTON WHEELocK, Of the City OF Boston, in the
% year OF his age.
Mr. NHBrLocK, was young MN Of bright prom
Use, and his early death has thrown into deep aiilc-
ton family to whom, as son ard brother he
was an object OF the war,ses1aiection, and sundefed
another tic which, though not fully consunmated
had given his life precious value TO one whose youth
full heart is thus made to feel almost its first certainty
its bittercst sorrow.
The real yet unojirusrc exccllcnces of Mr..
NHlELocKs character render II difficult speak OF
him in the terms which surviving friendship and love
would dictate lie aimed but to do his duty, and
in this claimed no praise.
- At the age of lGhe made pubic his profession OF
religious faith and hope. and connected himself with
the Congregational Church in liinesburgh, and with
the Episcopal Church i'll Boston which he transfer.
ed his connection after his removal to ihat City
he remained TO the end Of his life consistent and cy
emplary member.
lie entered Nlidilcbury College in 1913. where he
remained III ardent and successful pelsuil OF knowl-
edge until the impaired condition Of his health COM
pelle him TO ielinquish his collegiate coulsc IIav.
ing sI5srq nifty in Il great measure recovered his
health, he proceeded TO Boston and commenced tho
study OF Law, in which he had mldc most cseditaalc
proficiency when the inside and fatal disease Com
SUMPTION which about to arrest his career in tie
morning OF its promise, again adnonished him tina,
he must abandon a iavorite pursuit He returned to
llincsburgh in the hope to find returning health, in
the kindness and atcona,c care ofhis fathers house
But alas the golden bowl" was brought TO the
fountain but to he broken,' He has been called
from lis bl'irias on earth. we may hun,bly be-
IeHeto an imp-rishabe crown in Heaven
As the sun sinks to rest at the closing Of dav.
ana lcaV'sa bilg"t glow on the calm evening sky
50 he passed in the bloom OF his manhood awav
o the blessed abode oi the iansOmed on hiuh
But no. the suns passing rav fades from view.
W III his memory fade from the sorrowng heart
ANA tine path he has trod will strive to pursuc
I'M We meet HIM where friends never sorrow MOI
part Com
Papers in Mass and y Y please roiicc.
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Notice.

For the purpose of facilitating the transact
ton Of business with the Select Men of this
town, they will hold regular meetings at the
office Of John N. Pomcroy, on the LIST and Sd
Mondays of each month, during the year, at 8
o'clock A. NJ.
The several Surveyors of Highways are re-
qucsted to attend TO the settlement of their ac-
counts at the first meeting under this notice, on
the third monday, 18th of this month";
JOHN n. poMERov, .Sclcctmen
SAnuL Nichols, Of
Ii. Il. STACY, Huntington.
Burlington 8 March, lS47. 37w3
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Twenty years hence not one OF those Revolution
AIRY Patriots Of the cOnfiHead army that achieved oar
independence viii be left earth their dust will have
returned to dust and the Spirit to God who gave it,
We have been ca led the present week to follow to the
haven appointed Tor all the living anohc- Reyolu-
onary patriot-5TEPHENR RUS SELL, aged eighty
two years. wac died at his residence in this town on
the D. INST. Mr.. Russell a native OF Ashford
Con Al the ngr OF sixteen years he enlisted into the
service Of LIS country in l75l and continued in the
althiH! discharge OF his dIy until the peace of 1888
when he was houorably discharged at West Point
MI Russell composed one OF the vaient band who
mlichcd to Phiade phia to quel an instruction which
threatened the existence Of the Continental Congress
while sitting in that city After leaving the army he
returned Ia Connecticut, and in 1913 he Ioned his
brother David Russell esq late of this town. who un
der Washington appointed Collector OF Customs
tot Vermont. In 1890 he married Miss Mary Sham
Of Connecticut with whom he lived in uninterrupted
happiness until her denih, for the space o ioity- four
years, rearing W large and respectable family 1t
has been our melancholy duty for months past to ,c-
cord the death OF several OF valued citizens some Of
whom may have been more generally known than the
subject OF this obituary notice, but none haze p,ne
down to the grave more amcnlcd 10y those I, whom
h" was iamlilaIy ,quninted-n the caly settlement
o! t...s town Nh. Russell active and ,rus, worthy
in the discharge Of the duties OF Constable and Coec
/ tor Serctman, &c-scitling down upon his farm he
WIS ever found among the honest and industrious por-
tol of community until ill-heulth compelled him &c
relinqush It's lborious pursutshc lived 10 draw the
Pension due him on the ih Of March, and on the ST
he departed in the full hopes ola blessed immorinlitr
to receive the higher Pension ararded 10 he hu,
and faithful, in the Kingdom II Hearea The f.
neral solemnes were attended ly Rev NJ. CorI.
ner of Montreal on the sth and large concourse OF
mourning friends and fellow citizens, attended his re
mains to its las, resting place Con-.
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The Farmers

or Chttenden and other Counties, are re-
minded that the season is approaching when ma
ny among them will require Agricultural I'm
plements, of which great variety of the latest
and most approved inventions may be found at
our neighbors, Ira Shattuck g. Co., on College
Street. For list of articles which may be
found at their store, see advertisement in an
other column.
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Instances like the following are almost OF daily &C.
eurrence and render super luous all alther comment
upon the efficacy of Wlstnr's Balsam.
Poughkeepsie, N. y. Sept Is, 1915 -Nr Seth w.
Fowle :-D:ar Sir The character OF WlstaI's Balsam
of Wild Cherry is so well established throughout the
country, AMI especially i'll the state OF New York that
any farther testimony woul seem TO be unnecessary.
Yet have derived so much advantage Tram II, that
an happy to communicate through you to the sic aud
afflicted what it has done for me- and consider it a
privilege and duty TO do SO have been troubled with
weak lungs four years had cough more OF less every
winter | was confined TO the house all last winter
with severe cough pain in the side and breast raised
blood several times. / consulted physician but have
never taken any medicine which has dome me 50
much COED as
consider IL the best medicine IN the world for
Coughs, Boids, and Pulmonary complaints.
WILLIAM b. SWARTS
None genuine unless signed |, BUTTS on the
wrapper. For sale by PECK Il STEAK.
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i.liam WOoI's Estate,

WE the subscribers having been appointed by the
w Honorable the Probate Court Tor the D.s'rict
OF Chitieuden. Commissioners, TO receive, examine
AMI adjust the claims AMI demands OF all persons
against the estate OF William y God late ol estiJrd
IN sal district ,utrd insuyent, andTso
all claim anl demands exhibited in offset thereto and
six months from the day OF the date hereof being
allowed by said Court, for that purpose do there
fore hereby give notice that we VIII attend 10 the bust
ness OF our appointment nj the dwelling of the widow
Hannah Wood, in Westiord in said district the
18th day OF Apnl next nj 10 o'clock, A. NJ. on said
day.
Dated this 2st day OF December i. D., 1916.
ANSON SOUhE, }c,,,,is
3jw3 DAVID 5 HASGLTON. O0'''''''s
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1ftnrric0.

In White Creek, on the LIST ult, by Dyer Pierce
Esq. David NJ. Back and Jane f. Dillingham;, OF
Johnstown, N. Y.
In Whitehall, N. Y an the 23j Feb by Bishop Is
bell Mr. EDWARD WILLIAMS to Miss HARRIET CLARK
both OF Ilnes5urgi VIC hronicle.
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30. ONION StrOny's Estate.

WE the Subscribers having been appointed by the
w Honorable the Probate Court for the District of
Chtenden, commissioners to receive, examine and adj
Just the claims and demands otaIl persIns against the
estate OF solomon Strong late OF lInesburgh, in said
District deceased represented insoveut and also all
clnns and demands exhibited in offset thereto; and
SIX months from the day OF the date hereof being al
lowed By said court tor that nnrpos, do therefore
hereby give notice. that will attend to the business
OF our appointments, At the dwelling OF Widow Mary
Strong in lincshurgh N said district the 18th days
oi March ma May next at 10 oc.ock, A. NJ, Oh each
OF said days
Dated, this 9th day Of February A. D 1si7
NELSON \ BuRitTrT, / Commits
1868 LEVI Il, BENEDICT. ! siuuris.
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Boston Markct..M March 8, 1917.


GRAIN. Duty - per cent
The arrivals or the week are about G5 900 bushels
Com ana another fleet being daily expected, with as
much more have rendered the market very languId.
and prices somewhat, lower sales southern white IS
u 9Jc prr bushel measure : AMI northern round, at
railroad depot, at 81 per bushe measure, equal TO
So g lbs the bushcl. North River Oats 46 3. 41c
do do No export buyers ut Corn al present prices.
WOOL. Duty, 30 per c.
Moderate quantities Of fleece and pulled Wool have
been eyed from the country during the past week,
and have been readily taken by manufacturers at our
quoted rates.
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CHANDELIERS GRAMMAR.
a New G.amnir o. Ia. English Language
EY .O-LIH Il. CHANDLER, Esq,
Elhr # the tnl'i ,Sa-s G1--N
PRICE aects

THIS Work IS now in tn. h1l Is Of II, stHreotyp "
and % be --i'i 10y u, ; 's;.iht.s the II "a. a
Ap.i next lti-a plan, IalI.iltr, nat thI'od5I eA
u I-tluu Vi Eu-,-a (ainnar, alaptti to the tsc'i
con Int on OF our iangudg', and to the WAITS @! Va
Schools ot this count y and Is lcsiIleI moi 10 discus
tine sub Get with the ticncr but - cnauIr nIHI tu com
his pupils ihOS. who are acq uatll"d VIA VI
Chandler, either personally, or tlnough his wi!ey cs
cuitrd and important journal, wlh not hesitate t
admit that i; would be difficult to lad pcson bette
slicl 10 Tn task u! preparing such Il teali,t an
that II - be expected 10 be sjau.a!d wu X II IT
department. to be- OF eminent se.tire t. tn cause
c.iucai.uii, uuI reflect honor the school eGa
tugc vi AuiCuca
THOMAS, COWPERTHWAlT. * Co
PaJu-ir.s * booksellers,
2j3 .di,,et S.,est, P.!aIe,p !ia,
February Is. lsi1. 3aw.
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1flarkcts.
Brighton Mnrket.-.M Onday, March 8.

At mlrlIet. $40 Beef Cattle. yokcs Working Oxen
26 Cows an Calves 1870 Saerp about 80 Swine.
Beef Catte--Extra. q 50 first quality Sc - second
s. 25 third do 81 - 10 8 IS.
Working Oxen--Saes were made at $50, Soi and
GIG
Cows and Calvcs--Sacs noticed at 20, % % and
S3i
IS.
SWINGS ales were not noticed there being but few
in market.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOEsALE.

~ THE Subscriber, being about To rcnovc TO
i, Burlington offers for sale the following pro-
prtly, sltlatyd ii and near lie village Of WI.
listoa VIZ. "
lle Blk Store, formerly occupied by Nichols.
}m''eAheh ana Co., to which Is at,,chedn agr store
mouse, wood she'd, smoke house, sc ana acre of
innd '-1lso the goods row on ha.,d in shll g,nre
- Nlrl-I ne dwelling uOd-r formerly occupied by
I'm tmurnacn, witt the Cat buildings and 10 aces
of land th-'cto adjoining.
Ais1 y farm yiHG oAe mile South Of the village,
c"nal3i"g ST accs OF land in Il ns1 siate OF cnl,jyo
ton wen ltn'cd and wHt'.rj,a good dwelling house.
barn AMI all the necessary appurienances, for cary
M IN III" farming business. thereon siruaicd
Ii'r ABOVE property viii be sold together q in se-
perlte parcels To sui, purchasers
:, i"r further particulars rppy to the subscriber n,
NIuiSton' tbs. IT, CANtlELD
WIl.iston, T b. Il. lsi1 3,,f
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3. M. /.

The next Lecture before the Mechanics In.
stitute will be delivered on Friday Eve. March
10Th, at Strongs' Hall, By Rev. JAMES Douen-
xRTY.
Subject the causes Of Iroiand's su1crings and
the Remedies.
There will be no Lecture this cvc-diiferent
arrangements having been made since the nc
tice was given in the Gazette
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- The extraordinary GRAEFENBERG Pills
which are achieving unparal!cd triuinps in various
sections oil this codnliy,ar introduce into this
vicinity Let every sea person read the advertisement
OF the Gfeaienbers Company, which vii. be found in
another column. For sale at SnLRwooo's West side
Court House Square.
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j, v, RANDALL,

[IAS jus, received hom New York new a5sor,-
L L m,nr of WATCHES, JEW t.Lkl and Fancy
At.crs Gold Pans d the latest itshion, Goll studs,
i;oll Chains, Gold Pencils and Pens, Silver Darts,
tullts, Shcl! Back Combs withhl tops Steel Beads
SBags. Clasps Steel Parse Rings " iusses ul The lnr-
gtst SIZE, Bad anl SIX Pa IS, lyo y Combs, Gaar
strings OF Ia best quality, Rogers Pocket knives and
Scissors and he wal keep constantly on hand good
assortment OF goods that come 'airiy IN jewelers. line
OF business.
ShQhss' EuildiHg, College ST.
EulInnInn. A.nIrh- Is. Z q;
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APOrlIECARY'S HALL.

ID EM0t AL.-ANy ONE WHO MAY HAVE
hi occasion to use any thing In the Dug ana Medi-
cine line, will ind arg, nul excellent assortment
OF the srine at The corner OF Church and College SITS
Harrington bail lIlg Having removed 10 the corner,
for the preservation Of the h'a.ths OF Nriglhnrs
ani Fcuow Citizens. GEO. l.. HAGRiNG TON.
Burlington, Feb. 20 3jN3
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Cautions.
A FELLOW. WHOSE NAME WE HAVE,

A FELLOW. WHOSE NAME WE HAVE, Il
"A tfavthal around cleaning Clocks, ami stating
GALS ely that he has work I'd tor US and cleaned
Clocks Tor as x 4. Il TO complaints were made 4"
his wUik We should not notice Uiln 30 one VINO Il
work II with Us travelling uuid cleaning Goo Is
= Caution. IL Is OF We yiWq1,nt occurrence thai
Watches are sol on the st.raLi OF tGs' staten 'Ii'
th1t 'tH'y were pu,th1s 'j o "a, ca"e tom "u' ShuI
Nc" 81 CAUTION poojiy rate ana poor q!ali'v %
liver Spoons are o.irn salI 10 the unssecihF ul't
ola,r, by n.s.ly statl9 "Ihlt thy came from onl
Sh,u ma. rs rood rs ous or "Cn .upcI than we scr
x &c Il Purchases Wlu Jns, ItlI ont me Truth o
81 IA statements jet,., they buy, AMI know by per
slna examination OF wttIhl, pigy AMI "nfh'iih7Hip
they can the better llig, uuavainS regrets dter par
chase can be saved by common p. udencc, and exam
nation OF OrE silver before putrnnsr.
It's no. truc that any one al i'srs us IN Svcr"arr
Watches Clocks .. other Goods 50 lar as we nave We
ascciancd bAiNsAAlb " pHo+HLHS
Feb II
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DISSOLUTION.
NOlicc.

THE undersigned having taken the shop heretofore
occupied hy Spaullug & Russell prepared to ex-
c ule all kinds OF Painting, Paper hanging, &c. SC
with neatness and despatch, cheap for Cash and from
well known experience trust 10 give entire satisfaction
TO all who may give them call.
s. IL RUSSELL,
J. LYMAN SpAULDING.
Burlington. February Isl les7 sarus
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Ne " 4 RIICLES.
FARM ITANTED.

SNY ONE POSSESSING 4 FARM CONTAINING
u from fly to hull.eI acres OF good land, pro-
p'ry dgil.I, with good hn.lliass, plenty OF pure
water. g., well stGlttl wtll tea Or II teen mics OF
the vline, Of Burlington, can hear OF an opportunity
10 dispose q. tn sl.u', il IN. terms reasonable
by applying al lit OH. o. tn Free P.c,s. JjN3
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SWANS CEhEBR ATED FANACEA'

tG4EFIH- I7tIT11TV'
R.eumatism Diseases Of the Lircr dad
san, and all Diseases arising from
Iny0ritlFsC Of The BtoOa, on inc
e6ects Of Mercury.
SWAINS pANACEA has been for more than
,y,n,vltyt yrars rcIebrTItcd IN tins county and in
rIrnn inr il: extraordinary cures-or the certificates
- ro.r,'r, IL made TO the directions aud books
t,,.I,.i,,,v he had rrat;sl accompanying the Pa
n,r,o
I, h,s bea,, ,se in hosDtal and private practice and
boshnJthe singular fortune Of being rccummcndcdby
the most celebrated physicians and other eminent per
sons Among ct hr.s by
W Gibson II d. Professor OF Surgery, ia, ny
yer,tv
Valentine Mott II D, Professor oi Surgery, y y
Unlye--!tr
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NATIONAL LOAN FUND
LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF
LONDON.


I' A Savings Bank for the benefit of the Widow and
the Orphan"
(EnP1wrEED BV ACT o. PAILGAMENT)
CAPITAL. & 100. 900 sterliug or g! 800 900
Beside ssreluad from surplus premiums OF about
Si~5.OU0.
T. LAME MURRAY Esq George st. Hanover
square.
Chairman ofthc Court Of Directors in Loadon
Thgsciah-I. LILlOTSON. NJ. d., +. r 8
AfuHy--W ; b. WODLHOUSE,E Esq f r. 6.
Sccretn y-F L. CAMROUX, Esq.
IITIs INSTITUTION embraces imporan, and
l substantial advantages with respect 10 lite assu-
rance and deferred annues The assured has, on all
occHsons the power to borrow, without expense or
orcitnrc Of the policy, tWo-thlrds OF the premiums
paid also the option OF selecting benefits, and the con-
version OF his interests to meet other convcnenccs or
Necessity.
Assurances for terms OF years the lowest possible
rates
Persons insured for lie can al once. borrow half
amount o annual premium Tor five successive years,
their note ana deposit of policy.
PAIr OF THE CAPITAL Is PERMANENTLY INVESTED IN
the United states. in the names OF three OF tie Local
lDireciOisas liustecs-ava'lablc always to the
cj IN case o disputed cIalns should any such arsel
ior Otherwise.
The payment OF premiums. half yearly or quarterly
at tri.lng advance upon the annual tate.
No charge tor stamp duty.
Thiily day allowed aijereach payment Of premium
be ones due, without forfeiture oi policy.
Travelling leave extensive and liberal, and extra
premiums on the most moderate scnic.
: D.visloN " PR1vlrs--il, renlr',a5, success and
inc ensed prosperity oil the Society has enabled the D-
Tet t. $ at the last annual investigation, declare
oufth bonus, varying from 81 - per cent. on the
lre.n.uns paid On each policy effected on the profit
scale
+. Uy.rrD STATES DoAED OF Local DIREcToEs-l Child
O.ncc Tor Anruca, ~ Waii-st = Nelc- lOrL--lacob
Harvey Esq Chairman +: John ] Palmer, Esq ..Io-
nathan Goo4hur Esq, james Boonnan Esq George
Barclay, Esd, samuel ;. l1wianI, Isl .,.olham A
" oit !.sq, Snma,l NJ. fu>, Esq, William Van
Hook, ..sq and {. Edward i.nbcll. Esq
PtlGae fh.G-C c.ntnt { B.dl.c, Lsl Louis ~ Co
Hey, Esq george Rex Graham, Esq. William Jones
Ia, - -
biit;inorc-Jonalhan Meredith, Esq, Samuel IIoiI-
maJ, I.sQ d. !. ii. AlcCui.oh.
e.. ] LonuGeI Stuii, General Agent. and Edward 7
Richardson. H. General Accountant, Tor the Unite i
. States ana brl.sn y. a Colonies.
gers, Nj. u. 10 ByctAcr-st Alexander =, ltosack
Fuurth-st.
l.ltdi al Exam ncrs attend NIL WnIl-s and No
i3i Bowe Az o'clock Z. NJ dug. Fee paid BY the
+ SUccty)
i M4ad.ug Ccunsc,-WilIiam Van Hook, Esq. ..
: Wa,l-st.
i, Hdahcrs-Thp Merchants Bank.
: H,iirito,--Johu hone, Esq. II Pine-st.
CiSAci-lI my l.. CuIllp, Esq
An Act respect to Insurance Tor lives Tor the be
nrnt % married women, passed by the Legislature o.
Newly OK, ist ApiIl, loio
Pamphlets blank forms table ofratrs, lists ofagents
sc. &c, Obtained 1T the Chic once u Wallet. ~
l}owery. or from either oI the Agents throughout The
tinted States. and British Norm American Colonies
JAMES W. HicKoK, Agent for burlington and VI
: cinIiy.
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FARM FOR SALE


The Subcriber offers for sale farm Containing
about 81 acres, large portion Of which is good plain
land and on which is comfortable house, woodh ,use
and barn all in good repair, and the farm in good
state Of cultivation and situated within mile of the
fourshing village of Milton Falls which will be sold on
accommodating terms. NM
BENJAMIN FAIRCHILD.
Milton, March. 10Th. 1917 37w3
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40 Dentists.

Stockton & Cos DP& tor ne scleef M'ner0
ics,h, BTiinabH, Fe"m NJ.
Constantly receiving supplies of Eicn'pld S ,
Molar, Pvo, and Pate Tec,h Also tpreep' pifs
Gold and TIN Fols ExcayRturs, Scalols Blrs' piils
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