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A sELECTION OF Leading Cases uPo" Consmer'i'i
"A Law, decided by the Supreme Court of the United
States with Notes and Illustrations. BY James +. Hot
comb, author Of "Introducton Equity Jurisprudence
&c. 1 VOL, 1917, New York, -
Compendium of Mercantile Law. BY John William
Smith volume greatly enlarged from the third and last
London edition, by James p Holcombe and VIM. Y.
| Gholson volume, New York, 1877
Just published, and this day received for sale, by
June r. II. TAYLOR.
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PURIFY THE BLOOD!
GOODNyIN'S INDIAN VEGETABLE AND
SARSAPARILLA BITTERS!

NOR the cure orJAUNDICE, DYSPEPSIA, COSTlVE-
Il NESS, Bilious and Liver Complaint, Indigestion
drOwsness headache, cutanGOus and scrOnOs discusses
all impurities OF the blood and general debility. These
htters possess the merit Obeng entirely vegetable
in every component part Sasaparilla that most ines
Unable root, obtained from the tropical regions OF South
America, has long and justly been known acknowledge
ed by the medical world AS most efficient purifier Of the
blood III these htlerS il forms OF the essential
ingredients The virtues of the genuine llOncurus SArS-
puriaarc extracted on the most scientific principles and
ARE combined in highly concentrated form, with the
most useful roots and herbs OF the vegetable world in such
n perfect manner that their united virtues, embodied in
this preparations are brought to operate the stomach
and bowels producing thorough cleansing Of the whole
system speedily restoring its wOnted tone and vigor
As safe, pleasant and efficient tonic and aperient, MS
mild and gentle cincRcious cn,hntIc in all cases Of lam
gor, cnsvcnncsS general debility and depression spir-
its common in the spring summer and in all cua-
diseases, they will he found invaluable, cleansing
the somnch restoring strength and consequently purify
ing the blood.
Certificates can be shown and references given ndi-
vdnhs tesyins to very many remarkable cures by taxi
ing these bers. In one word try them faithfully, and
il not satisfied, the money will he refunded.
Prepared only by GEO, G. GOODWIN, No. 76, I'm
jon street Boston,
The following Hist rAgens for the sale ofGood-
wins Indian Vegetable and Sarsaparila Bers, and aso
OF DR.. kittredge's Green Nerve and Bone Ointment.
Woodstock, Charles Chapman--Wcst Hartford, Snm'l
Sec-Pomret, Otis Chamberlain and Nathan Snow
White River. NJ. French-Sharon Joseph Morrl-iIan
over, WIN. p. lIill-Norwch r. l.. g. T.. W. Ohls and
by all Respectable Dedlersin Merchandise in the state
of Vermont. 325.ly
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Going to Law.

Two Drtchmen, who built and used in
common a small bridge over little stream
which ran through their farm, had dis
pu,e concerning certain repairs which
were required; one Of them objected to
paying the expenses of two or three
pIanhs. Finally the agrieved party went
to a neighboring lawyer and placing ten
dollars in his hand, said, Il will give you
all dish moneys if you will make Hans do
Justice nit the bridge
How much will it cost to repair the
BRIDGE" asked the honest councillor oflae
determined ltigant.
We'll, den, not more as five tollar, re-
piled the Dutchmen,.
Very well, said the lawyer, pocke'ng
one OF the notes and handing him the oth'
er, "take this, and 90 and get the bridge
repaired; it is the best course you car
take"
"Yass," said the Dutchman, slowly
"dat ish more better dan TO quarrel mi
Hans" but as he went along home, h,
shook his head frequently, as ifunable at
ter all, quite clearly 10 see now he ha'
gained anything by going to law.
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PLUMBE
Nj TION.AL DAG UERIA.N GALL
AND PHOTOGRAPHERS
FIJI r N SH n q ID EpOT

a warded the Gold and Silver Medals Four Firi
IN miums, and Two Highest llOnOrs, Mt the M
the Massachusetts, the New York, and the Penns9
Exhibitions, respectively, for the most splendid u
Dasncrrol!p pes and best Apparatus ever ENhhltetj
Portraits taken in exquisite style, without rel
weather.
Instructions given in the art
large assortment Of Apparatus ana STOCK alMI
hand ut the lowest cash prices.
New York, ISL Broadway Philadelphia, l36 Clj
Streets BOSTON, IS Court. and So Hanover
Washington, Pennsylvani Avenue Petersburg
Mechanics Halls Cincinnati, Fourth and Walnut, 4
Main ST Saratoga Springs, Broadway Paris, l27
Rue du Temple, Liverpool, SO Church st. 3l9,ly
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What our Volunteers think Of il.

w iluU VII IVluutbIIC lHlhN vi
Yhe Salem, Ia, Republican Of the 5h
inst. publishes the following extract of a
letter written by non-commiSsioned off
Ger of Capt. Dennis company of Salem
Volunteers, dated January Is, I847, from
the city OF Salulo, in Mexico. 1t shows
what our brave volunteers think of the
patriots at home who abuse their own gov
crnment and take sides with Mexico.
tWe have read the Presidents Mes
sage and say "Hurrah for Polk" He
speaks like patriot. He speaks of the
war as every American should speak--hls
words meet with the entire appreciation of
both wings and democrats here. But do
his words meet with the appreciation of oil
the Americans? We answer No! What
do you suppose are the feelings Of the
poor soldier who has LEFT his native coun-
try, his friends and relations TO hazard his
hte-to endure all the tolls, the periIs,
dangers and depriveaions in an enemy's
country? When he looks back and sees
his brother, or rather who should have
brotherIy feeling for him, denouncing the
war-caling the soldier thicf robbrr, and
applying all evil epithet to him that the
tongue Of tory could use?-doing every
,hIng in his power TO procrastinate the
war, and induce the Mexicans to resist
more vigorously, is il not almost enough
TO induce the soldier to face about and
retrace his steps, and begin, in his own
country, and drive all those wlite Next
cans ont of the land of the free and the
home of the brave" They are unworthy
10 be called Americans! or be allowed the
benefit of american protection. In the
days of Washington when y4,noM was de-
tected IN plotting treason he was chased
into the enemy's camp, and his colleague
in treachery was h,agi But in modern
days more Arnolds are allowed to do and
say every thing in Their power against the
war and soldiers, and are suffered to run
at large unmolested. would to God
that there was in the United States Ma
RIoN, just such one as Marion of old
was, with company of 'McDonalds' to
scour every town, hamlet and valley in
the State, and when they found any of
those wiite Mexcans, to serve them as
N arion did the tories on the Pedee.
"Excuse my bad writing and mistakes,
for was sergeant of patrol guard last
night, and did not get any sleep"
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MERCHANDISE TRAINS

Run daily ms follows:
Leave Boston at 8 LAP. NJ. ,andarrive al Concord
the same evening
Leave Concorda at l-2 M. and arrive al Boston al
~ the mex: morning.
Freight, FirstClass, SO Second Glass $3.50.
Freight should be delivered at Concord, Boston and
other depos an hour least before leaving TO insure de-
livery by the first succeeding Train.
AllPessengers Baggage shOuldbe marked and when
valued at more than $50, notice should he given and
ira charges paid, claim for damage or loss beyond
rschsum will be allowed. N.G UPIIAM ,Sup't.
Oct. /, 1916. 297-T
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A clergyman in Scotland desired his
hearers never to call one another liars, but
when airy one said a thing that was not
true, they ought to whistle.
One Sunday, he preached sermon on
the parallels of the Ioaves and fishes; and
being at loss how to explain it, he said
the oaves were no, like those nowadays
they were as big as the hills in Scotland
lie had scarcely pronounced the words
when he heard loud whistle.
Whats that said he, who calls me 1t
liar?
1T is !, Willy Mcdonald, the baker
'WecI, Willy, what objection ha' ye &c
what loIdye?'
None, Master John, only ! wanted &c
know what sort Of ovens they had 10 bake
those loaves in?'
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A NEW ERA IN MEDICINE
DIR. SMITHS CELEBRATED SU.
GAR COATED PILLS,
OR IMPROVED
LNDLAN IEGET,ARLE PILLS

LNDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS.
EAR SMITHS celebrated Sugar Coated Pill aretourl
superior toal other medicines discovered for
mpurity the blood, becausethey only cleanse the
stomach and bowels from all Bilious lIumOrs but also
promote proper and natural discharge from the Lungs,
SKIN and Kidneys. Thus by single operation of this
wonderful purgatve medicine the natural outlets the
system opened and all morbid and corrupt humorS,
the oiscase arceNrelled,n so-eusy that
the body is restored to health as iiby magic
DR. smiths Sugar Coated, orimproved Indian Veseta-
BILE Pills. aid a. improve Digestion Headache nnd
Dizziness Fevcrs SCrolum, Cancers Gravel inflammation,
Rheumatism, Pain in the head, side. back and stomach
Diarrhoea Dysentery and Collie. Papitaliou of the
Heart; Loss of Appetite of Spirits, Worms,
Bilious comp NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and other complaets
incident to women in which they have the most nappy
effects.
For worms the pills areinfnlible-mnny children in
New York hayebeen spared tohcirrnrentsON lifetime
Iy use of these mild and elicacous Pills.
Thisis the most pleasant and eicacious medicine In
the world ,andb being reerrom the usuaase oimedicns
does not produce nausea ordssust.
Prce25 cents per Box,
g. BENJAMIN SMITH M. d.
Prcslentor the New York Cullegeof Health isuponey
IN cry Box.
For sale bv c. CHAPMAN, Woodstock vt 2s7
Otis Chamhern, Pomret Wooster Downcr, Sharon
Morril George Co., Stanford, Hiram Barnes Thellord
Lewis S. Partridge, Norwich, j. c. Brooks, White Riv-
cr G.. Tinkham, QueChee. D. Tan & Sons Taiisvlle'
T.. NJ. Socker, TIartland. Walton Brown Fechville-
l.. Robinson, So Reading. Joseph A. smith, Trnctors'
vire Sam s. Wheeler, Plymouth. Edwin Element,
Bridpewaier. Jos Danforth Barnard. j H. L Nevans
Royaton. Jeremiah Foster, Tunbridse. Ward
! ucr MIndso J. u. Balcyi FsirIee'
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GOING THROUGH A CARRIAGE.-fion
Dixon H, Lewis, the Senator from Ala.
was, on Saturday last, in The act Of get,
ting into a carriage on Pennsylvania
avenue, when he broke out the bottom Of
the carriage with his great weigbt-his
legs crossing over the coupling pole, and
nearly touching the ground between the
wheels, the residue OF his person being
invisible inside the hook We can readi.
Iy believe that ii was a curious spectacle
TO the 'oulside barbarians,' to see a hack
standing by the sidewalk, with two sucl
substantial legs sticking through the bot.
tom, as those Of The honorable Chairman
ON Finance.
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SylnpatIlv.

Russell was singing the dismal song en-
titled "Tne Gamblers Wife" and having
uttered the words.
Hush. he comes not yet,
The clock strikes one
he struck the key to initiate the sullen
knel Of the departed hour, when rcspec'
lably dressed lady ejaculated,t to the amuse-
ment of everybody, "Wou|dntl have
fetched him home!" Ten volumes of Mrs,
Caudle's lectures were concentrated in
that little sentence.
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NOTICE

Is hereby given that have given my son AARON WA
TERMAN his time, during his minoryto net nnd trade
for himself ms shall pay debts Of his contracting or
exact any Of his wages after this dute.
sUPERAN s. WATERMAN.
Sharon, MAY 9Th l5i7.
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COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA AND CONsU
TION
GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

THHE Great and only remedy for Colds, Coughs, H
J. ma, und Consumption, is the hungarian Basad
Life, discovered by the celebra ed DR. Bucan OF Lon
England, and introduced into the United States unIer|
Immediate superintendent OF the inventor
The extraordinary success of this medicine in
cure OiPulmOnary diseases, warrants the AmeriCanI
gent in soliciting for treatment the WORST Posi-
CASES that can be iOundIn the communicates
seek releiin vain lromany Ohhe common remedies OF
day. and have been giyenup by the most distinguish
Physicians, as confirmed and inCurable. The lluDg
Baisanl has cnroa snd Will cure the most despcra
cases. Itisno apack aostrum, but a standard EnS
medicine of known and established efficacy.
Every fnmily ID the United States should be supI
with Buchan's Hungarian Balsam OF Life, not On
counterfeit the eonsumpiVe tendencies OF HE elm
tobe used us preventive medcinein alcases OF
coughs, splitting OF Blood, Painin the side and chest
tati0n ana soreness of the Lungs Bronchitis, Diild
OF breathing, Hectic Fever, Night Sweats, Emacit
and General Debility, Asthma, Influenza ,HoopiHs 81
and Group.
| 0J'Sold, nlarge botles lat 81 perbotle, with fuI
reCliOns iorthe restoration OF henlih.
| Pamphlets, tanning mass of English and Ame|
certificates, and other evidence showing the uncq
merits olths Great English Remedy may be obli
of the Agents gratuitously.
DAVID F. BRADLEY ,sOleAgen flor tn cUnitedH
| ll9 Court street, Boston.
Agent Woodstock, G. CHAPMAN Montpelier,q
& COllins BurlingtOn Peck Spear; Bellows Fall1
Harris; Rutland Daniels and Bell; BrattehOro', ID
o. Clarke; Keen, n. Ii. John Bixby. 2o6-ly
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NOTICES!

A ILL., demands due b, w. Rice AS Agent, must he set
n tied and paid by the Goth of march next.
II. W. RICE, Agt.
Woodstock, Feb ns, lst5. sS4.C
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MISUNDERSTANDING WILD CHERRY
THE GREAT REMEDY FOR
e. a ~ G II NJ pr n

IND TIE BEST MEDICINE KNOJYNTO NAN FOR
ASTHMA ofcycry stage, Liver complaints, Bronchitis,
Influenza, Coughs Colds, Bleeding of the Lungs, Short
of Breath, pains and weakness in the side reast
Sc, and all other diseases OF the PULMONARY
CANS.
very important disease over which this'Balsam''ex
erts very powerful influence, is that Of n DISEASED
LIVER. In this complaint il has undoubtedly proved
more clfcdcious than any remedy hitherto employed,
and in numerous instances when patients had endured
long and severe suffering from The disease without re-
ceiyng the least benef from various remedies aud when
mercury has been rcsOted to in vain, the use othe Bal
sam has restored the Liyerto healthy action, and in
many instances effected PERMANENT CURES, after
every known remedy hadl4ilcdto prodncethe desired
effect.
Besides its astonishing efficacy in the disease above
mentioned, also find very eAectual remedy in AS.
TINA complaint in which il has been extensively
ed with decided success, even cases oyears stand
ing.
ii not only cmanatcs frOma regular PHI sican hut has
also beer well tested in all the comprehension which il is
recommended 1t is not my intention, therefore either
cloak it Ia mystery, or in any way deceive the public
by Oyerratng its virtues; on the contrary shall simply
cneayOr give hrieistaement Gifts usefulness ana
atter myse!fthat its surprising efficacy will enable me
10 furnish such proofs Gifts virtues as will satisfy the
most inoreduous that Consumption may and "CAN BE
CURED" ifthis medicine he rCsored to in time.
There is, perhaps disease with which our country
is affected, which sweeps Off annually so many victims
that fell destroyer Of the human eConsumptton-
Day after days year after year, the nsalate monster r
res the portals Olhe cold and silent tomb fresh added
victims to conquest. No walk OF lite is sacred from
its bghtingnnuence. No age is exempt from lis death
dealing shafts The old, the middeaged and the Young
all alike, are food for this common enemy OF manknd
The white haired patriarch, whose life Otcmperance ha'
rendered his system mpcyious to the attacks oio lers
and whose good deeds prepared hiior the enjoyment
o's calm evening, finds consumption fastening its fang
upon his ytals, and tearing him from world, cye
bright to minds which look complucently or days wei
spent.
Is there no help for the afflicted Noprcvcntive ofthC
dangers SIch heset us in our changcahe and fcklI
cImc' We think there may be. And 1.-THE allegations
Of those who are entitled to yeraCiy, may he be
Iieved, lheSc is II preventive and a remedy.
Wisar palsam OF Wild Cherry is offered to n suffer
Ing world rs such. 1t needs not the 'nvcnlous aid o
lis true value and intrinsic excellence sufficient
title it to the confidence of the public, and
"Waf; to famen
the name Ofitsinvontor heneac OF his species
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FRESH POND TRAINS

Leave Charltsiown al 6 and 10 A. NJ 2nud 81 ]. NJ.
" Fresh Pond at g Ia A. NJ. - NIB L2and IN NJ
$751; s. NJ. FELTON,, Engneer & supt.
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SPECIAL TRAINS

will run to Walam and Concord, rs follows;
Leave Concord for Charlrstown at G25 A. NJ.
Walllam for do at 81 and 10 LA. M.-3 ga p NJ
Chariestown for Walham AT . 20 A NJ, ? IL and
7P.M
CSurlcsOwn for Concord att p NJ.
ia Freight Train will run both ways over tho road
daily.
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CONCORD RAIL ROAD.
Fare reduced to Sl,7 from Concord to Boston

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
ON and after Dec. Sd, Passenger Trans will run
" daily (5undays exceptedD in connection with the
Boston and Lowell and NasIuuand Lowell Railroad ,as
follows:
Leave Bostonat7A III A. NJ. and 4 10 PM.
Leave Concordat IA A. M. III l-4 A. NJ, and3
M
Trains FRONT Intermediate placeswillruna as foows,vz
UP TRAINS.
Lenve Lowellat Ia AM, IL Ia pm and 81 Pm.
Nashville nt Ann, Pm. ANA 6:l'2 Pm.
Manchester 9 AS AM, l;15 p. NJ, and 7, 10 PM
ofimmediately on the arrival the cars from Boston,
. DOWN TRAINS.
Leave Mancheslrr $50 A.M., ll-50 A.. d 3;45 r.. NJ
nashua ut Ii45 A. Nj, 1915 I'm. and as
" loWciial e'3OA.M, / 80 r. NJ. and l-2 p. NJ,
Ormmediatey on theRrrvalo OF the cars from Concord
The second train from Concord arrive Boston in sea
son for Passengers otake the CLOCK trantoN York
The road connects with the Boston and Maine Rail
road, so that Passengers may pass betwx Concord Hu
verill Exeter. Doverund Portland either way ,lalv
STAGES Immediately the arrival Ofthe first train at
Concord leave by various routes for Newpor
CaremOnt and Windsor;for Lebanon and Ianoyer pix M
Ouh and Iaverh Seaman and Oxford; Meredith Bridge
Centre IarbOr and the White Mountains. On the sec.
ond day from Boston, Stages reach ROyalton MddcurS
Montpelier and Burlington connecting there with IN,
Steamboat line 10 Montreal and by Steamboat and Sale
to Ogdcnsburgh; Stages also from I0yerh 10 Sai
sieud connecting there with Stages to Montreal. Numer
other stages connecting with the Concord Rail Roa
run o the principle in New Hampshire, Vernon
and the CunaIus,
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OPINION oFAREGuLAR PHYSICIAN.

OGlNlON VI a NEulLAK IHlSll IAN.
Exter Me- Sept. 80, 1916.
This ccrtihe- that | have recommended the Use of
WISTARS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY for diseases
If the Lungs for two years past and many hUtss to
knowledge have been used by my patients, all with bcnc
fetal results In two where ii thought con
nrmed consumption had taken place, the Wild Cherry
effected cure.
f. BOYDEN, Physicians nj Exter Corner.
NO QUACKERE! NO DECEPTiONM
All published statement of cures performed by this
medicine are in every respect TRUE.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEIr5 AND lMlTA
TlONS. The unparalleled and astonishing efficacy ofDr
Wisars Basam of wild Cherry in all the diseases for
which it is recommended curing many eases after tie
skill Of the best yscans unavnins, has effected
large and increasing demand for it, This fact has caused
several unprnciped conHeleiters and ima,ors to palm
oTspurious mixtures Ofsmar name and appearance for
the genuine Basam.
Be careful and get the genuine DIR. WlSTAVS BAL
SAM OF WILD CHERRY, none genuine unless signed
by |. BUTTS. Address all orders to SETH w. FOWLE
Boston Mass.
AGENTS Woodstock, C. Chapman, Windsor, A. SH
Wardner, Chester Joseph IiadIey, Pomlrel Otis Cham
berlin; Norwich, f. J.. f. w. Odds; West Bethcl, Smith
Il Blolseu; Quechee village. Chase Smith 4 Co.; White
River j. C.. Brooks Springfield, r. AN. Burke, Weston,
Foster Barker; PrOcorsvlle Joseph A. Smith, Felch-
vile. Eph"am Ross; lIarand, E. NJ e. s. r. stocker-
For sacaso by Druggestsund appohted Agents general
ly. 3l5-ly
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lie that would be happy for day let
him 90 to barber; for week, E2arry a
wife; for month, buy him new house;
for all his life time, be an honest man.
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In DECEPTION.


Not week passes away without We have to RI
some otthc most astonishing cures Oiong Continued
ma lncipiCnt Consumption, Bleeding at the lungs,
chits, Difficulty of Breathing, and the various disc "A
which the Lungs and Throat are subject, by sllERMi
ALL-HEALING BALSAM.
1t has proved Itself be the best medicine ever Offer
the public. Thousands have already tested its vil
and have never found it to fail IN curing the dseas
which it is recommended Nor do they have to wal Z
in order to know whether it will be productive of goE
ects, as they are assured that if
ON L BOTTLE
produces no good CDcctS upon the sufferer, twenty
ties will not, and it is not therefore, necessary that
should spend their money in vain.
BEWARE OF A SLIGHT COUGH.
Although ii is passed over as unimporant, it will Il
become seated-COnsumption follows in its wake.
heed to pain in the side and soreness IN the chsSt
ciay if attended with raising Of Mucous, streakedU
Blood. These are dangerous symptoms; hut thel
quickly and ellectualy overcome by the above Teme5
AK the sufferer from that distressing complaint,
ASTllM MA,
whit he thinks Of the OlOsaOniHn, or Alicang Bal
and he will tell you he cannot live comfortably with
| It relieves all that DWcpHy Of BrCathing, Cough
Tghtness Of the Chest, gives quiet and refreshing
her, and does for the Ashmatic what other rcmCl
the world will do. Witness the Of Henry JaCl
18th streets William Bond the well known Boston u
cr Baker, Brooklyni Mr. Wilkinson, Ilobokenj Mrj
MOrri>tOwn, n. j.; Mrs LuCreta Wells, 322 Pearl H
&c. Guwan. Woodstock, Ulster county; and Mrs
| ihald, 3j White ST.
RAISING OF BLOOD
is cncctually checked by this remedy, when all
| means have failed. Hundreds of might be re
where persons in the city have been given up, an
| nounccd as past hope, who have been restored d
| great remedy to the enjoyment Ct health. Mrs
bourne, $50 Monroe street; Dennis Kelly, 2G WAT
Charles Roberts, III Canal St; Henry Lisbon, l9A
ingOn ST. and hundreds Of Others who have used tht1
cdy, testify to the truth OF the above assertion.
| Beware Of using only
PALLIATIVE REMEDIES.
They n into apparent security, but the progress
disease is unchecked, and death ensues Resort a
| to this Great Remedy. and you will not be disappf
in your hopes.
For sale by CHARLES CHAPMAN, Druggist,
,tork - n n