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PEARL STREET HOUSE,
burlington VI.


Circumstances having rendered the control of the
above p emises necessary, would give notice TO the
pubic That the PeaH 81 House Is now open Tor the
accommodation of travellers and Others who may call
Being located in one OF the pleasaniest parts Of our
village, and commanding II does a flne view OF
Lake Champlain and the scenery about Burlington.
and also being near the University OF Vermont We
think it eau scarcely fail please the searoheI Tor
pleasure and recreation, while at the same time II al
lords those upon business a comfortable home,
Mr. Ii. \ Cole and Mr. II. q. Mason, late Of
lighgate Springs, will manage the House for us and
To those who are acquainted with them as CATrSFRS,
would be unnecessary 10 say single word IN COM
mendation. Suffice to say that eperp thing VIM pc
done TO make it agreeable and pleasant 10 an VINO
may wish 10 make II stopping place.
Believing that the sale OF Intoxicating drinks as
beverage To be injurious them who or do mol use
them, and detrimental 10 the well being OF s'Shv.
also in hostility the law OF the STATE, ana the
strongly expressed wishes OF majority oil the Zee
men thereof, we shall neither keep II Pubii'iy nor
cldndesfinely to be sold OF girea away .
suitable carriage VIII be proNiueo " '""e f
gers to and from the steam BOATS
An S'ases WI" ''N VIM. r WAS.
Nh ,sr NoRILo NoYE>,
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NATIONAL LOAN FUND
LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF
LONDON.

"A Savings Bank for the benefit of the Widow md
the Orphan"
(EMFowERED BY ACT OF PARLrANryr)
CAPITAL, 600 200 sterling, or 81, 800. 200
Beside reserve fund fTom surplus peinias) OF abou,
T. LAME MURRAY Esq George st. Hanover.
Chairman otthe Court Of Directors in London.
rhysicia"MI ELLl0TSQN, ~ D., RI s.
Secrctdry-F. +. CAMROUX, Esq
THIS INSTITUTION embraces important and
L substantial advantages with respect 10 life assn
rance and deferred annutles The assured has on all
occasions, the power to borrow, without expense or
forfeiture of the policy, two-thirds OF the premiums
paid also the option OF selecting benefits and the con-
necessity.
Assurances for terms Of years at the lowest possible
rates.
Persons insured for life, can at once. borrow hal
amount OF annual premium for five successive years on
their own note and deposit OF policy,
PARr OF THE CAPITAL Is PFRMAyEN0Ly INVESTED IN
the United States in the names OF three of the Local
Directors-as lrustees-ayaabc always 10 the aSsu-
red IN OF disputed claims Should any such arise
otherwise.
The payment ofpremums, half yearly or quarterly
at "A riillng advance upon the annual rate.
No charge Tor stamp duty.
Thirty days allowed after each payment of premium
becomes due, without forfeiture oipocy.
Travelling leave extensive and liberal, and extra
DlvlsIoN OF PROFITS The remarkable success and
increased prosperity the Society has enabled the D-
rectors, at the last annual investigations to declare a
fourth bonus, varying from 50 81 per cent on the
premiums paid on each policy effected on the prof,
scale.
UNITED STATES BoARn OF Local DlRrcroRs-t Chief
Office for America, ~ Wall-sr)-New- YUk-Jacob
Harvey, ESQ., Chairman John J Palmer, Esq Jo-
nathan Goodhue, Esq James Booman, Esq George
Barclay Esq, Samue ) Rowland Esq Golham A
Worth; Esq, Samuel NJ Fox, Esq, William Van
Hook, Esq. and {. Edward llabcht, Esq
Phiiadeiphia-Cement Biddc, ESQ Louis A Co
dey ESD, George Rex Graham, Esq William Jones
Esq.
man, Esq, DIR. J. II. McCulloh.
:, LenndeT, Starr; General Agent, and Edward T
Richardson, ESD, General Accountant Tor the United
States and British n a. Colonies.
Medical Lraminers New ork--J Kearny Rod
gers VI ID. 40 Bleecker-st.; Alexander r Uosack
N. ID, l0l Franklnst.; ;. 5. Keene, NJ b., go
Fourhst.
Medical Examiners attend at "a Wall.st aud No
IN bowery at ) o'clock I. VI. daily. Fee paid by the
:, Standing Counsel-Wiiam Van Hook, Esq 80
Wall-st.
Bankors-The Merchants Bank
Nohe,ior--Iohn Hone, Esq. IL Pine-sr.
cashier-llenry T.. Cutlip, Esq.
an Act IN respect TO insurance for lives for the be-
neht OF married women, passed by the Legislature of
New York, LIST April, loiO
Pamphlets, blank forms table Of rates, lists ofagents
SC. &c obtained at the Chiei Office "a Wal-st. 1874
powery or from eilher OF the Agents throughout the
United states, aud British North American Colonies
cinity.
LEONARD MARSH VI D. Medical Examiner
| ELoR'E T. louGnroN. Esq Agent 81. Adams.
NEWTON ii. BAlIou VI D. Medical Examiner.
| n , ST. Adams
burlington, 18th February lsi7. 3im3
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Root Porter.

THIS PORTER being manufactured from some of
L the most celebrated Roots of Germany and the
United States, acts powerfully as Purifyer Of the
ed for the cure of y YSP EPSTA The mos, free
and liberal use of this beverage, far from being fol-
owedby an unpleasant reaction, tends rcstoe iegu-
late and invigorate the nervous system The most
delicate females may partake of it, not only with inn
purity, but with the most sensible advantage
The Anti Dyspeptic Root Porter is composed en-
tirey vegetables, and as temperance beverage, is
not surpassed
The following Gentlemen have been appointed
agents for the sale ofhe above, and they will keep
supply constantly on hand, all orders. written or
verbal, addressed to them the Proprietor will be
promptly attended to.
W. ? Russell, NJ. D. Middlebury.
G. w. Parmelee, Druggust Bristol
Mcssrs. c. Il. & c. o. Stevens Vergennes
Manufactured in Burlington, VT by
w. G.. MUNSON.
For sale in bbs kegs and bottles sent to any part of
the United States
December, 1916 26f
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MOTHERS REIIEE

MOTHERS RELIEF
I'o MAkRlf.D LADIES the Mothers kcI,et n
L medicine which soohes the disagrcenble sensa
tion OF Females about to become mothers and insures
a safe delivery in all cases where mai formation mr.
some unnaturn circumstances do not prevent The
reputation thsnrtcle though silent has become so
extended as To produce immense demand A
pamphlet intended only for the eye of those directly
Interested and their physicians prepared for gra
tultous distribution where the Reflects for sale
G. A BARTIIOLIC g. CO.,
Rochester n Y.
For sale by PECK e. SPEAR
the authorized agents for this place and vicinity who
can also supply Druggists at the Propretors Whole.
sale price. October OH 1919 IA
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j. V.RANDAll.

Il AS Just received from New York a new assort-
- mcnt OF WATCHES, JEWELRY and Fancy
Articles Gold Pins OF the latest fashion, Gold Studs.
Gold Chains, Gold Pencils and Pens Silver Darts,
SILVER Birds, Gold and Silver Tooth Picks Shell Side
Combs Shell Back Combs with high tops Steel Beads
SBags Clasps Steel Purse Rings Tassels OF the lar
gest size Bead and Silk Purses Ivory Combs Guitar
Strings OF the best quality, Rogers Pocket Knives and
Scissors aud he Will keep constantly on hand a good
assortment OF goods that come fairly in jewelers. line
OF business
StroHgs' Building, College Sta
Burlington, March 1917 NJ
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP- The
- copartncIship heretofore existing, under the name
of WIN SWAIN Il son, was dissolved on the 2lst
OF July last, by the decease of the said VIM Swain
and the business is and will be in future conduct
ed exclusively by the subscriber, who has had the sole
charge OF the manufacturing of the Panacea and Yer
miiuge for the last fourteen wears
lhe fanacea viii he put up usual in round bot
Ties huted longudlnay with the following letters
blown on the glass -" S,rains Panacea Phildda"
and the only change made is the name OF JAS
SWAIN stamped on the sealing wax, and rriften on
the label covering the cork, and label for the
side OF the bottle, composed OF geometric lathe work
comprising nine ditferen, dies which have been turned
Tor the exclusive of the proprietor, by Draper X
Co, bank note engravers OF Philadelphia -Four dies
OF different patterns form the body OF the work, and in
the centre is portrait of the late VIM. Swain, sepa-
rated from the borders by two circles Of lathe work
The words Swaim's Panacea" are engraved con-
spcuousy on two turned strips and large sem-crcu-
lar die forms the upper margin. The borders
posed OF PLAIN ahe work STRIPS outside OF which isen
graved III small letters the entry OF the copy right
Philadelphia, Aug. 1916. JAMES SWAIN.
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SELLING OFF AT COST.
TIE MOTHERS RELIEF

OR FEMALE ENCENTRIS
THIS valuable and highly appreciated Medicine
was obtained from an INDIAN DocTRrss in the
Valley of the Columbia River, Oreron md since lie
IT duction into civilized life has been gilmore bene-
TIT to the human race than all other medicines ever
used. 1t will almost do away the curse enailet upon
delivery that no other medicine will except what the
red women OF the forest use, that is congena with ma
ture The patient will get about in half 1.-THE time
they do treated in the old way
II is sure preventative of Broken Breasts and
chldbred fever and the proprietor is willing to WAR
RANT cure To all who may have occasion for its
use Those who have been imposed upon by Quncks
ana lnack nostruins and have the natural fear OF u
second imposition can be referred to some of the mos,
respectable families in the town
All orders from distance, post pad willbe attend
ed to upon the shortest notice
- For sale Whocsale and Retail by the Proprietor
Agents.
Burlington Vt. Sept. Ia 1916. -
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DOCt. j. Smith

MAY be consulted at his residence on Cherry
~ street, three doors west of the Congre gaiiona
Church, al any time, when not professionally en-
gaged--a the false insinuafons and riLe rifnpera-
tons OF certain Knights OF the Lancet and CaiymeI
TO the contrary Notwithstanding, and he wishes his
friends and patrons To understand, that he is not in
the least disappointed or discouraged on account of
any opposition or even persecution he may receive
al the hands OF old school Physclans-ioi they know
their craft is in danger 1t is not strange that more
than three thousand dollars worth of Eclectic iatro-
lep,ic and Magnetic medicine, which he has dealt
out 10 his numerous patients in this vicinity in less
than onr years--curng mututes of cases given over
by the Medical faculty, wholly incurabie bv all
their "taliacies, should excite their fears and call
forth their tifferesf indignation But let the CALLED
Jade vince" True, they have, by calling TO their aid
old Opinions, old educational preudces and preju-
dices excited and kept up in the minds of the people
by the ioD cunning and craft OF Il swarm of hungry
DOCTORS whose Dread ana butter is IN danger, taken
some three or fur teUer patients from him. in as
many years, with no other apparent effect than TO
hurry them 10 their but in no case have they
been able To show the srporiorHy OF their treatment
by curing patient which he could not
To prove beyond all controversy and to the entire
satisfaction OF the Public, that what he has said
above is true, the Doctor offers the following trsti
mony OF ii. L. llubbeil, Esq, which will no, be
doubted by any who know him, as a specimen of
hundreds more which he might adduce, were it ne.
cessay
CERTIFICATE
This may certify that Doct, Smith, OF Burlington
Vt, has made very important cure upon one of the
members of my iamIly-beng an Tlcer involving the
whole ankle Jolnt and nearly the whole foot which
had baiicd the skill OF several eminent Physicians for
about four years, during which time the Ulcer con-
unued to increase and spread. | am happy TO saw
that, in my opinion the cure would do honor to any
Physician Surgeon. ii f. III'BBEI L. "
Fairfax, VI, Aug. Is 'i6
tV \. Is. Doctor Smith keeps constantly on hand
Medicines and most respectfully invites inyaids and
those who need TO call ,27u
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THE BANNING LACE.

THE BANNING LACE.
/ H. smith. most respectfully informs the public
- that he has purchased of DR. Emery the right to
manufacture and sell DR.. Banning's highly celebrated
and invaluable
PATENT LACE,
whch far surpasses every thing OF the kind in market
And knowing that the article which has been used in
this section has been of an inferior quality causing
many failure, whereas, il good article had been
faithfully applied cure would have been the result
ne mas made arrangements fora supply from the orr
glna factory of Dr. Banning, that every Lace may be
perfect and every patient benefited by it. The Doctor
therefore invites all who need anything OF the kind to
give him call.
Let the invalid consider that the Lace is for the re-
net and cure OF the following diseases which come of
displacement or weakness OF the organs ot the body
viz:
Weakness of the breast shortncss of breath cough
and splitting OF blood ;palpation of the heart;
weakness OF the side and stomach ;dys-
pepsia costlvcnesS and piles ;pain
III the back with curvature; bear
ing down with weakness of
the hips and lower ex-
trcmitics; and lroop-
ing OF the body
peclaly in young
ladies and chill
dren.
The above and other analogous affections hive
hitherto batlled all constitutional treatment bu, since
they have been viewed as Mechanical and have been
e nov See hos, 'nf cases seemingly well or
well, or combined with real disease requiring mcdi-
cine, who cannot enjoy life or be cured upon common
principles of treatment and why because their
= house is falling down. and by binding them up
their pans vans and aiiicacy 10 internal remedies is
thereby given.
Iron an examination ofa Committee ofeminent
medical men, appointed by the American Institute,
Premium Diploma was awarded to this instru-
ment 2Itt
N. b. Those applied by the doctor he rarranfs to
Wnnd TO BENEFIT the patient but the may be had
al lfarrngtons, who also has assortment of Jerefs
.uedcine, at the lowest cash prices.
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Nv r ANDALL,
UrST ARRIVED From NCu

J.V r AND ALL,
HAVING JUST ARRIVED FROM NEW
IL York, with large and fashionable assortment
OF Watches Jewelry and Fancy Articles which he Of
fers tor sale at very low prices at his
New jewelers. shop,
In Strongs Building, College street, directly opposite
Cole Il Robinson's Store
The citizens OF Burlington and vicinity are respecu
invited TO call and examine his goods for themselves
HIS assortment consists, in part as follows:
Watches,
Gold, English Patent Levers, Anchors, Cylinders and
Leplnes Silver, English Levers Anchors Cylinders
Lepnes and Common.
Gold Pencils & Pens,
Gold Iockets, Guard Chains, Keys and Seals Specta-
cles, lhlmhIes, Beads, Ear Ornaments, Enainelled
and with Stone settings, Gold Bracelets, Clasps
Hearts, Crosses, Fob and Vest Chaines, and great
variety OF
Elegant Finger Rings.
Pins and Brooches OF the latest styles tor Ladies and
Gentlemen. Silver Spectaces Thinbles Pencils
Gold and Silver Tooth picks, Silver Butter Knives
with Silver, Pearl or Ivory Handles,
Silver spoons,
Warranted as good as the Coin. Pearl and Shell
Gard Cases Steel Bags and Purse Clasps Steel Beads
Purse Rings, with bars and tassels. Silver Plated and
German Silver Spoons, German Silver Spectaces and
Steel Tweezers, Cheap Steel Spectacles, Key Rings
and large assortment of
Cutlery,
Rogers Razors knifcs and Scissors Wade and Butch
ers Razors, warranted Chapman's Razor .Strops
Shaving soap, Bears Oil, and
Perfumcry,
Various patterns of Shell, Horn and Ivory
Combs,
Coral Beads and Necklaces Cloth, Hat, Hair, and
Tooth
Brushes.
Music Boxes Nolins, Bass VOL and Violin Strings Of
the best quality, Clarlonette Reeds, etc
All kinds of Watches, Clocks, Music Boxes and
Jewery, Cleaned and Repaired at the shortest Notice
Old Gold and silver taken in exchange tor goods or
work
November llth. lSi6 oO,,
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NJ. q. RatIlbun 4 Go.

NJ. u. EtGthDUn Il 10.
MERCHANT TA1LORS,
II AVE Just received their Second purchase of Fall
IL and Winter Goods. comprising very large as
sortment of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VEST
INGS, TRIMMINGS &c, &c.
Also -
Shirts, Bosoms Collars, Cravats, Scars, Silk and
Linen Hdkis., Biz Color'd and White KID Gloves
White and Color'd Silk do, Suspenders, Suspende
Ends and Shoulder Braces
Taiors Measures and Crayons
NJ G. RATHBUN,
Z. +. WARD.
Nov 81, 1916 22w3
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SWANS CELEBRATED PANACEA.
For THE CTRE or
Scrotula, General Debility, White Smelling,
Rheumdtism. Diseases Of the Lire, and
SKIN, and all Diseases arising man
Impurities ot the Blood, or ne
puerfs nj ll,r,pu

ocrotutd, General Debility, Uhte Smelling,
hheumdt'sm. Diseases OF The Lire, AMI
SKIN, and all Diseases arising man
Impurities 0t the Blood. or ne
cgectS Of -l1omy.
SWANS PANACEA has been for more than
twenty five years celebrated IN this country ana IN
Europe Tor It's extraordinary curesior the certificate
OF which reference is made 10 the directions and book
(Which may be had gratisl accompanying the Pa
aCca.
1t has been used in hospital and private practice and
has had the singular fortune OF being recommendation
the most celebrated physicians and other eminent per-
sons. Among Others by
yersity,
Valentine Mott, VI D, Professor of surgeryN Y
University
w P Devices, NJ d Professor Midwifery, Pa Uni
\ Chapman, VI D. Professor Physic Pa University
~ farke, VI ID, Presiden, College Physicians,
DR. Del Vale, Professor Medicine. Havana.
Jose Lourenco da Luz, Professor Surgery Lisbon.
Chapman, Member Royal College Surgeons
London.
q W Irving, late Minister to Spain
Sir Thomas Pearson. Major General British Amy
Gilbert Robertson, British Consel, 81 &c
And also, the wonderful cures effected by Swam's
fanacea have Tor many years made 1t an invaluable
remedy. The fanacca does not contain mercury in
any iorm and being an innocent preparation il may
be given TO the most tender infant
THEkETAlL PRICE HAS BEEN REDUCED
10 One Dollar and Flhy Cents per bottle, containing
ALSO-SN AIMS NERMIFuGE.
4 valuable Family Medicine, beinga highly appro-
we'd remedy tor all Diseases arising from Debility of the
Digestive Organs, such as Worms. Cholera Morhus
Dysrntery Fever and Ague, Bleeding Piles Sick Hea
dache &c &c. See the pamphlet (Which may be had
GRATIS accompanying the Nermuge
AGENTS.
New York-H II Schietiehn Il Co.
Liverpool, Eng-James Watson
liayana-L & Meizct
Nalparalso-AleA Cross.
Buenos Ayres-O Hayes & Co.
81 Thomas-A II Rise
CANON Swords
Sandwich islands, l. Benson
Caculta-liunag Il Co
2ith Feb 1876 35m3
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
ftA THE Subscriber, being about to remove to
Xiii Burlington, offers for sale the following pro-
.-- perry, situated in and the village OF vii
Listen viz,
The Brick Store formerly occupied by Nichols
Chttenden and Co, to which is atiacheda large store
house, wood shed. smoke house, &c, and acre OF
land also the goods now on hand IN said store.
Also.-Ihe dwelling house formerly occupied by
Eli Chitienden, with the out buildings and 10 acres
OF land thereto adjoining.
Asa farm lying mile South OF the village,
containing SO acres OF land in high state of cuva
non, well fenced and watered, a good dwelling house
oarn and all the necessary appurtenances for carry
my IN the farming business, thereon situated.
ne above property will be sold together or in se.
Prs,e parcels, to SUIT purchasers.
wiIl.,o iS,'her particulars aPGIy to the subscriber
willis'on, Feb Is. is, All '"Nf'tIp
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PEDIGREE AND Description.

SIR HENRY was bred by lanes Bathgate, Esq
OF Long Is land the breeder Of Mcdoc, Midas, Gyp-
s"yand other Horses, distinguished in the annals OF
the Turf liz, has taken more premiums, after closer
competition than any other American Horse hav
ing received, besides numerous county premiums, the
FIRST premium for the best blood horse, OF the n. /
State Agricultural Fair several different years the
last, at Auburn Sept Il, 1916, upwards OF fifty
competitors admitted To have been the finest show Of
horses ever witnessed, even in New ork He is full
sixteen hands high, and very muscular, weighs eleven
hundred and hall IN ordinary condition, is OF a bright
chestnut color; was never in the harness or on the |
Turi; l-a akably ioa gciter perfectly sound
and healthy and in the yigor ofiie. lie was got by
Henry the competitor OF Am. Eclipse in the great |
race on Long lsiand he by Sir AIey, and he by i'm
ported Diomed SIR HENRl'S dam--,he dam of
Prospect Sir Lowell and l., lninntry--was cot by i'm.
ported Ii, Infantry, "a son OF ENGLISH EcLlrsE) or
dam imp old MESSENGER, uhe sire Of the dam OF AN
EcLIPss, and celebrated ge,,er OF troefsl: o or
dam Bashaw &, 9. gr. dam mp True BRlrroN said
TO be the sire Of the original" Morgan" Imported Ia
Infantry was bred by Richard Gnison, Esq Of Clan,
don in Surrey, and was got by Eng Eclipse his dam
By Feather; sr. dam FLyING CHupERs.
The above pedigree may be VERTICALLY any one who
desires, by reference to the Eng Stud Book, or Am
Turi Register, both in possession oi the propricrors
SIR HENRY's colts are unriraled Tor speed botom
and style and command hi cher prices as road
sters in the markets of Troy, Albany and New VI
than those OF any other horse The following no,;cc
Of Sir Henry is from the March No of the Amrrican
Agrlculturis, edited by A. b Allen Esq, who is well
acquainted with both the horse and his stock
''SiR HENRy.-We have received circular from
Messrs Lucus Sanderson & Co, of West Milton u,
informing that this fine, well bred horse will stand
ut Burlington the ensuing season. Sir Henry has Ia
ken several premiums AT the annual Shows of the n
Y State Ag. Soc. Celebrated as the Vermont Horse,
already are think il duly patronized this superb
horse will leave a stock behind which will ad still
more to their reputation roads'crs"
Mr. Hodge, OF Cambridge, n. \. an experienced
and obiping groom, who has taken of Sir Henri,
for several years will have charge Of him this Season
Good pasiurage will be provided for mares from
distance but the proprieiors will not be responsible io
accidents or escapes
Refer to Mahlon Cottrill, Esq. Of Montpelier Ed
ward Long, Esq Cambridge, n Y, VIM. I. Porter
Esq Editor OF the Spirit OF the Times New York City
Charles Everest, Vergennes VI.
LUCluS SANDERSON & Co
NJ b. A printed circular containing Sir HENRY
pediaree and description more at length, with an ac
count OF his stock and certificates OF their character
and the Understanding from s2Ov to Sl0OO-a which
number OF them have been sold, may be had BY cal
ling on the propretOIs or addressing them post isiid
Burlington.
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ADAMS HOUSE,

81, Washington Street, BosToy
Il W. T.. ADAMS having opened this new
4. md splendid Hotel beg leave to assure the pub
he tina, nothing shall be wanting to make it equal To
any other IN the Union, and not second to any.
November, 1916 l9m6
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TO COUNTRY TRADERS,

THE subscribers, at their store corner of Fulton and
L Richmond streets, Boston. keep constantly on
hand, and offer for sale. the favorable terms
large and well elected assortment OF
W. INDIA GOODS ~ GROCERIES,
- iSO,--
UPPER AND SOLE LEATHER.
from, the best Tannerics in New England and New
York They also receive, and sell on commission
Country Produce. Traders visiting the city are re-
specially requested TO call and examine before MAX
ing their purchases. { y Reerto .uessrs. Follctt 4
Bradley.
DEXTER, HARRINGTON & co.
Boston, July 80, 1916