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DIR. H. +. PEERTS
VERMIFUGE OR DEAD SHOT"
FOR WORMS.
4 Highly raluabLe preparation, capable. from
the PrOmPtitude Of ais action, Of ctea'-
ing the system in a .feIc hours
oferery 'cOrm.

Il IItgHtY CUuUOtc UHtPHUetO"f "a P""'' y 'N''
the prOmPttude Of ais action, Of ctea''-
ing the system IN a fec hours
OtereTy lrOTm.
The exceeding small quantity Of this Medicine
required TO test the existence of worms, or 10 re-
move every from the system, its operating IN a
few hours, together with its great certainty Of elect
constitute il one OF the most brilliant discoveries Of
the age. Ii seldom needs TO be repeated and new
TO be followed by any other purge. Therefore, IN
urgent ca"es, as those of FITS, SPASMS, OF CON
FULSlON-S, caused by worms, its unrivaled supe
riOrity is manifest. Few medicines are better cal
culatcd to improve the health Of children, even
when worms exist; it removes those masses -
crudities that line nd closely adhere to the stom-
aci and bowels, giving rise to symptoms that eow-
terfeit every variety Of worm disease A"n""eh
prompt and certain in its operation, and not I'M
plcasanto the taste, il sperectly safe, and adap-
ted to the tendcrcst age.
The following is an extract from letter address
ed to A. b. & ID. Sands, ION the Agent at Dciby
Line,
DERBY LINE, W., May 9TH, 1916
GEETLEMEN:
| received the box of 'sDead Shot" Vermiiuge a.
bout fifteen days since, and have only a few dozen
left ON hand, which will be gone IN less than zen
days. II seems do the work TO the perfect salts
fociion ofall who it. hear some great accounts
oft, where it has produced the expulsion oil from 10
or 20 TO IL worms from person, and nearly the
same number from children. or course you
think worms ofthe prevailing diseases IN Can
ada and Vermont Please send me another supply
as soon convenient. Respectfully,
I C.BUTTLER.
The foilowine is from an eminent Physician
JoSESBoRoUGH, Tenn. Dec, Sd, 1911.
DIR. II. +. PERKY-l take great pleasure in rec
omending TO the public your valuable Nermilusr,
(properly called 'Dead Shot.') have been ven.
ding it for two YEARS. Nothing Of the Kind have
sold that has given much universal satisac-
ton. There was ono case in my Immediate neigh
borhood that IL now recollect Of in which one dose
caused the expulsion Of $50 worms from small
child, as the parent informed after wards
Very respectfully, J.YANCEY, MD.
Price 25 cents per vial.
Preparedby DIR. II PERRY, and sold whole
sale and retail by A. i. & d. SANDS, Druggists,
100 Fulton-st., corner ofWiIliam Newly FORK,
Sold also by DIR. w. p. Russell.
and by Druggists generally throughout the United
States.
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Hartford.

I'HE subscriber has been appointed Agent
Ioi the HARTFORD FIRE Insurance CoxPASY
Ior Middlebury and vicinity, and will receive
proposal. for insuring property against loss or
eamage oy Fire. The long established reputa-
ION OF ms company, and the promptness
Characterised render il unnecessaryt
ihIng in its favor. All business connected
with the office intrusted 10 him will be faith
fully and Punetualiy transacted.
JONATR IN HAGAR
MidJlebury. Feb. &c, 1912 42;y Agent.
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Extraordinary Discovery.

DEAFNESS CAN BE CUREDi
COOPER'S ETHEREAL OLA prompt and
lasting remedy for DEAFNESS, also for pains anC
discharge Of mater from the Ears.
Hundred Of cnIes in deemed utterly HOPELESS
have firmly established Its superiority over every
fotmer Medical discovery.
This valuable Acoustic Medicine is compound Of
four different Oils, one of which, the active and prin-
cpa ingredienI, is obtaned from the bark of GER
tain saecies Of WALNUT, new and effectuaI
agent in the cure ofderfness.
6Person who had been deaf for 10, Is and even 20
years have been permanently cured by using this oil.
In fact, so numerous ard emphatic have been the
testimonials in its favor, that the inventor claims for
the distinction Of an nlalliabe Remedy, all cases
when the Ear is perfect in IFS formation,
For further particulars, and evidence Of its great
value see printed sheets, IN the hands Of Agents.
Fer sale only by w. p Russell Druggist.
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P Il Il | " THE BLOOD.
MOFFAT'S
VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS
PHOENIX BITTERS

The high and enyed celebrity which these pre-.
e,hent Medicines have acquired for their invaluable
efficacy in all the diseases which they profss ~ cr
has rendered the usual practice of putting not only
unnecessary, but unworthy of them. They are
known by their fruits; their good works testify for
men, and they thrive not by the faith of the credu-
lous.
IN ALL Asses
Of Asthma, Acute and Chronic Rheumatism
Affections Of de Builder and KidneDs. RI
iouS Ferers and Liver Complaints, DuspeDsjo.
Geqerat Debility, Night .Sweats, Nerrovs
Complaints, Piles, Rush of Blood 10 The HeoJ
ScErry, Salt Rheum, Sicellin gs SC.
For further information see Mofflt,s AID,,,.. ~
the Good Samaritan which may be found at the
Drug Store of w y pIrSSrI e
Agentfor MiddIebusy ''''"'
and vicinity.
P.S. Look out for Counterfeit.
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ROOT PORTER.

THIS PORTER, being manufactured from .nn
of the mont celebrated ROOTS Of Germany and TIE
United States. acts powerfully PURIFIER ct
the BLOOD, and is the BEST CATliOLlCON e'-
er discovered for the cure of DYSPEPSIA The
most free and liberal use Of this beverage 30 i",'
from being followed By unpleasant reacii'n' i'n'7
to restore regulate and nvigorat' The nervous 50.
tem The most delicate females may Paitake 81 u
not ouy with IMMUNITY but with the most senShie"'-
vantage
Tie Anti Dyspepiic Root Porter IL composed en-
tirey Of Vegetables and as temperance te'elaSr
surpassed.
ThefolIOwin gentlemen have been appointed agents
for the sale Of the above, and as they will Keep 'su
ply constantly hand, all orders written or 'Ia'
addressed TO them or the Proprietor. will be prompt
" attended to-
w. p. Russell, VI. ID. Middlbmy, VI.
G. W. Parmelee, Druggist Bristol, VT
MEssRs. &. T. s Co Stevens Nergennes VI.
Manufactured in Burlington VI by
w. G.. MUNSON-
For sale in Barrels, Kegs, and Bottles Sent 70
any part Of the United States. %
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X Y. z Y Z.

II T. SuDScriDer docs NOT pTetChu d
say that he has the
BEST ASSORTMENT
of goods in tie country, nor that he vii
sell them
CHEAPER
han can be bought in rho state; bat be
offers for sale large variety of goods u
sually kepti in a village store, which he m
tends to sell as low as his neighbOrs do Tho
are doing a legitimate business and liviHs
by their business. His only object IN sci
ling goods is to make money, and thereby
make liring; he intends however to 30 1t
houorably, fairly, and by selling at moder-
ate profit. He has now on hand large
quantity OfRelo DRY GOODS. GROCER
les, DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
&C., and will exchange them
for cash or most kinds of PRODUCE.
II A. SHELDON
Middlebury 30th Oct 1876. -
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PERFUMES

FOR the Toilet and Handl,ercbisc ,,h;r
q Saesay's Extracts; Patcbouly. Helioirone.
6 b OdenferouS compound; French extract of
rose use water; German Cologne; Otto of Roses.
-; Wyeth's milk of Roses; Bay Water, &C. &c
Can at the only store where the genuine impor.
Yea extracts and perfumes can be found.-F'irst
door south the Post Office. ''''
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STONE LIME

Kept constantly on hand and for sale By The
SUBSCRIBER hIln two miles east Of Middle
nnry village near David Boyee.s. The PUt-
nc may ne assured inpbe purchase OF Lime
TINS Nun that they will get a first rate article.
.equH' ~ all respects to any in the County and
J" "hiteness far surprising any other.
NELSON CHITTENDEN-
Aliddlebury Oct. 81 1876. -
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NOTICE..

The demands ofthe subscriber may be found
in the hands of Geo S. Swift Esq. and any one
having any unsettled business with me, may have
il arranged by calling on Mr.. Swift or address
ing me at Fond du Lac, Wisconsin.
Nov. Dist. 1916 3l:tf +. w. DRUR1-
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PERNANENT CITRES

after every known remedy had failed produce this dcsir
ed effect.
Besides its astonishing efficacy in the diseases above
MENTIONED, we also md il very efiecfua remedy in
ASTHMA, Il complaint in Inch ii has been extensively
used VIII decided success even IN Of stan
ding.
II not only rmanaes from regular Physician but has
also been well tested in all the complaints for which Il is
recommended ii is not my intention therefore, either
coax in mystery, OF in any way deceive the public by
oveTrang It's viftues the contrary, shall simply
deavor 10 give briei usefulness
ter myself that its surprising efficacy will enable
furnish such proofs of its virtues will satisfy the
incredulous,t hat assumption mny and ANBE URED,
is this medicine be rOsOrcd to in time.
There Is, perhaps disease with which Our country is
affected. which sweeps off annually many victims. as
Day after day. yea after year, the nsaiiae
rt TO the portals of the Cold and client tomb fresh added
victims 10 its conquest No walk Oflife its
bigilnh influence No age is exempt from its dca-deal-
ing shafts fh cd, the middle aged, and the young all
ankle are food Tor this common enemy Of mankind
Inc white haired patriarch, whose life OF temperance las
rendered his system impevlous attacks Of other ills
and whose good deeds prepared him for the enjoyment Of
e's calm evening, finds consumption fastening its fangs
upon his vitas, and tearing him from world, ev9r bright
10 minds which look compaccniy days well speht
Is there no help or the afflicted No preventive the
dangers which beset US in our ohangeabe and f;rklc
aline think there may be. And IL the alleea inns
those who are at least entitled to veraciiy may be be-
hevcd, there Is preventive and a remedy.
isars Basam of i'd berry is Offered a suffering
world As such. II needs not the adventous aid of
long string Of ciic0us certificates give noerrty It,
true value aud intrinsic excellence and sufficient TO-
ties ii to the confidence of the public. and
& alton fame
the name Of lis INVENTOR as bcneacure of his species.
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CLOTHS! CLOTHS!

English, French and American, BEAVER
& BRoADCLoTHs & CAssIMEREs. ALAR-
GER and better assortment, and a greater
variety of coors and quality, than ever off
cred in this vicinity. Also. Ves,ings ofevery
variety, at prices that cannot fail 10 suit
c. NJ. SIMMONS.
Oct. 10Th, 1916.
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IRON STEEL & NAILS.

English and American Tire, Round Squar.
and Hoop Iron, of all sizes NAV be found ar
SIMMONS.
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Pure Ground White Lead.

DAY AND MARTIN.
Day and Martins Blacking. the genuine art
Gle for sale 1T VALLETT'S
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Ready Made Clothing,

which were bought at COAX Hail. Boston.
concern which..has great many branches
in different cities of the United States, where
they get better prices Than they do at home.
John Wood, we understand, buys of the N.
Y. branch, We still say that we guarantee
TO sell ten per cent. lower, for cash, than John
Wood or his agent, w. S. Johnson.
Our Clothing is ''made TO SELL and II the
TT c-nt-e-n-d-o us Establishment under the
hill will sell ''25 per cent cheaper than any
small one they must sell good pants for
SI,67 l-2, and rests for Sl,O0
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ONION OF A REGULAR HYsICIAN
~ Exeter, Me-, Sept 30 1916.
THIS certes that have recommended The use Of Is
IAR'S BALSAM OF LID DERRY for diseases OF
the lungs for two years past and many bottles to- NV
knoiedse nave been ussd by PATIENTS all with benef
eia RESULTS In two cases whera it thought conir
med consumption had taken place, teII herrcy ehec-
ted
E BoYDEN, MUSICIAN at Exter orner.
E. BOYDEN, Physician at Exeter Corner.
No QuackeTy! No Deception!
AN published statements Of cures performed by this med
icine, are in every respect, True.
BerGre Of COunterfts and limitations.
The unparalleled and astonishing efficacy OF DIR Wstars
Baisam OF lid henry in all diseases for which il is
recommended curing many after the skin of the
best physicians unavailng has effected LARGO and in
cresg demand for This has caused several I'm
puepied counieTfers and mitators palm off spurious
inc Balsam. " 49, g.
Be careful and get the genuine
Dr. VlStGr'S BdLSGn of Wild Cherry.
None genuine unless sngned by Butts Address orders
10 seth w Fowle, Boston, Mass For sale by
CONGRATULATIONS DR.. Rnssel; Ver-
gennes, Huntington; Shoreham, Wright
& Bush; Whiting, Joseph Simonds; Corn
wall, B. F. Haskell Bristol, G. w. Par.
melee New Haven, A. p. Roscoe; Monk
ton, T. G. Smith; Cornwall, /. c. Mead:
Hinesburgh, Boynton & Burnett; Burling
ton, Peck g. Spear; Brandon, Warren &.
Bliss; Pittsford, Henry Simonds: Hines.
burgh u. d. Weller. They are sold aIso |
by Druggists and appointed Agents zen.
orally throughout the State. II
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PULMONRY ORGANS.

PULMONARY ORGANS.
very important disease which this 'Balsam eX-
erts n very powerful influence, is thaiofa
DISEASED LIVER.
I'm this complaint il has undoubtedly proved more eica
cious than OF any remedy hitherto employed, and in
merous instances when patients had endured long and
suffering from the disease without receiving the
cast benefit from various remedies. and when Mercury has
rsorled TO in vain, the of this BaSnm has
the Liver 10 healthy action and in many instances ef
ectcd
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e@@DE RwsNs 49,
M!a!!Il!lglRlE HEATH PlM!

HAVE obtaincda
celebrity superior to
that Of any other Med
iciuc i'll the United
States. They hav,
been known as the
POOR MANS FRIEND
AMI will hemcctorIh lie
better eRtitled thar
ever to that apFeha
fiOO since in rms.
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THE PILES.
A Cure for Life Secured.
DR.. UPHAM'S INTERVAL IE eDY

o. For the Cure of Piles, Inflammation OF the Liv-
er and Spleen: inflammation, Soreness and u
ceration of the Stomach Bowels, Kidneys and
Bladder; Inhammatory and Mercurial Rheu-
malism; Impurity Of blood: WeaknesSand In
famation OF the spine; and for the relief OF
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ANOTHER PEOPLES
STORE
CHAPMAN q SON,

Are still ''Ardy up on The Ill.," where
they will sell goods as low as any one array
dorm under the Hill!
And we will now say that we have the
best and most stylish lot OF goods that can be
found la the county We do not make tins
assertion merely as an empty commonplace
remark. Let customers come, and II VIII be
verified by their own observation. In add
lion 10 our ordinary assortment. we have
brought into the market some articles oil
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TILE TARIFF.

Our readers will recollect with what yehe-
mence the Tariff of 1876 has been denounced
by the Federal leaders, because, as they SAID
it would not bring in as much revenue 10 'ne
General Government as the Federal farm OF
1912. Well, now, as matter OF COURSE 'he
new Tariff has been in operation but very
short time, and it is unreasonable to suppose
that il has had fair trial, but so Tar as 1t has
been ascertained. we have every reason to con-
graduate the country upon It's beneficial re-
suits. Mr.. Walker has laid before Congress,
in accordance with resolution Of the Senate all
the information he has been able to gather
relative to the operations OF the new Tariff
1t will be seen, by reference to our congress
sional synopsis, that the Secretary still holds
the opinion that it would be best 10 levy tax
Of 25 per cent on Tea and Coffee, as a war
neasure--to cease when the war ceases. For
our part we have never been able to see any
reason why Tea and Coffee should be exempt
any more than Moasses, Salt or Iron. II we
understand any thing, (and we are just vain
enough to believe we have some comprehen-
iion of matters and things of this sort,) we
certainly cannot see how it is that some peo-
pie-some Democrats amongst the rest-haye
we are infringing upon the appetites OF the
."old women because it has been settled that
these are articles OF necessity. Well, we ina
CINE that the "old women" would as soon
give up Sugar az they would Tea and Coffee,
for the one produces the necessity OF the other
But we believe the old ladies have as much
patriotism as the most OF people, and are, there
fore, equally as willing to share the burthens OF
theircountry. Itisactually doing them great in
justice to say they shall not help to pay thei,
coun;ry's expenses in any thing that is as rea
sonable and just az the proposed tax on Tea
and Coffee We have always understood the
Democratic doctrine in levying duties, tc
approach to free trade as near as possible
that every article OF importation that would
bear duty at all, should be made to pay
4Cd0DH6blE TAX w government w Heu ~
yield this mode OF levying duties, we at once
accede to Incidental protection. This is wha
We are opposed to- But as we said in tn,
| commencement, we have right TO congratu
late the country on the success OF the Tariff o
1916, so lar as lis operations have been ascer
| tanned In FIVE ports, says Mr.. Walker, iron
which information has been received, there
has been an increase OF upwards OF s7OO,O00
in one month and twenty three days, compa
red with the same period under the act o
| 1912 What will the Federal press say t.
this We know the Tariff OF '46 has not We
had fair trial, and doubtless the opposition
will contend thatthe increase has been causet
BY large importations. True this has beer
the cause-and tits Just what the Democrat
contended for We doubt not that when tn
Tariff shall have been in existence II months
every prediction OF Mr. Walker will be full,
| verified
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panions in arms that, at his urgent solicita-
ton, the Governor of Puebla has consented to
assist the garrison of Vera Cruz in its present
straitened situation with subsidy of $780,
600, from 90 to $25, 900 OF it to be paid every
month, and the first remittance to be made in
fortnight.
BY the way OF San Luis we have the Mex
lean accounts, undoubtedly, OF the recent at
tack upon the rear guard of Col. May, IN the
mountain pass between Monte Morelos and
Linares In a communication OF Santa Anna
to the Secretary OF War, he says that he has
received the following despatch from Don
Francisco Paula de Morelos, Governor OF
New Leon, under date OF the 2Sth December,
1876. We copy it entire:
" in my official communication OF yester-
day informed your Excelency that one hun
bred and seven Americans had proceeded thro
the defles of Morelos, and occupied Galeana
on the 27th. ] have now to inform your EX-
cellency, that al 8 O'Clock on the morning OF
the following day they resumed their march
in the direction OF Llnares, through the dehle
OF Santa Rosa The inhabitants OF San Pc
dro, however, irritated at the boldness of the
invaders, prepared to attack them on the march
at one OF those points which | am informed
are calculated to repel, with success, any enc
my. Accordingly, they attacked them to-day,
at / / O'Clock, A NJ, short distance from
the village OF San Pedro, having only force
OF twenty-five men and boys. With hardly
any arms but stones they succeeded in destroy
ing the whole party, as am informed. | have
not yet received full particulars, but eleven Of
the enemy, who retreated towards the town,
were apprehended by the inhabitants. and
these forward, under proper guard, to head
quarters"
This is the Mexican version OF the affair,
and , as we have stated above, we give it entire.
The Governors of the States OF Zacatecas
and Durango appear to be hostile to Santa
Anna, and have refused to comply with his
demand to place all the ordinary and extraor-
binary resources OF those States at his dispo-
! sal
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be tried Immediately by court martial More

to be tried Immediately by court martial. More
full particulars tomorrow.
We have also received letters from MIR.
Halle, who is with Gen. Worth's division, but
which the lateness of the hour prevents our
giving this morning His last letter Is dated
:: On the Rio Grande, near Palo Alto" on the
9th ult, in which he states that Gen. Worth
is quite unwell, but still able to give orders.
He has between two and three thousand men
with hirl-the pick of the army.
Gen. Scott and staff still remained at Brazos,
but it was thought would sail in few days
for Tampico The news brought by the M'Kim
that Gen. Taylor had returned to Monterey is
confirmed.
The vessels with the 1st Regiment Penn
syvania volunteers on board, had arrived of
the BraZos--all well. They have been order
ed, it is said, to Lobos.
From Tampico, we have dates to the 26th
ult, brought by Major Morris. He informs
US that Gen. Patterson arrived there on the 23d
with $500 men. Gems Twiggs, Qultman
and Pillow were along-troops all n good
health
The steamer Cincinnati was lost On the
night of the 22d ult. about IS miles 10 the
northward of 1ampico She had on board
two companies Of troops and two 9 Founders,
and was bound on an expedition against Soto
la Marina. Two soldiers and the two pieces
of cannon were lost The vessel was sold as
she lay high and dry for $50.
Trade atTampico was described as dull, and
the market overstocked with most kinds OF
merchandise.
The above is all the news we can find room
for this morning
FROM TExAs.-By the arrival of the Nc
Kim, we have Galveston dates to the 2sth uIt
The German barque Virgin Mary, Captain
Zosteliet, had arrived from Antwerp, with 11O
emigrants on their own account. The Cap
tain informs the editor of the News that he
| left two other vessels taking in emigrants fol-
that port
| FROM TIE BRAzos-The schooner Maria
Thomas, Capt. Thompson, arrived at this port
on Saturday evening last, having left Brazos
Santiago on Sunday, the oath ult Gen. Scot
and staff were then at the Brazos awaiting
the arrival of the Alabama to convey them tc
Tampico.
The U. S. Quartermaster and his deputy ar
rived at BraZos on the 18th ult, from Port La
vacca, on the steamer Dragon.
The schr. VIM BRYAN has been chartered
! by the Government to take Government store:
and horses 10 Tampico.sand sailed on the 23c
ult, from Brazos, for this destination.
From ANTON L1zARDo-The schr Loredo
Capt Thomas, arrived yesterday from Antor
Lizardo, having sailed on the 10th ult. The
news by her is unimportant, but we learn tina
on the day the Loredo came away the U. S
steamer Princeton went into Vera Cruz, with
Lieut. Raines on board as bearer of despatch
es, and sixteen Mexican prisoners, who hac
been taken at the mouth of the Rio Grande.
The frigate Raritan was lying at Anton Ii
zardo; the rest of the U. S. squadron were a
SACRIFICES.