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Great Female Medicine.

Dr. Tnvp-rui. S,rsnp1rdl "rcsu and Hrry cure or
nclrcut Consumption Brrrmc,> Irncorrhn Wi'' ol'
u,t.I or difficult M'usrupn luouuururr nj rinr u,o-
Guarv thereof aud for the general p-tr"u "i tho
whether the result of inherent cause or a''
prn luceI by ire ultrts Illness accident
surprising thrn IT. 'lror'ting FL t, On
f uu frame Person. all weakness aud a>,itudr. rou HkI.
At one, become aud full Of urr IT. luilrucr.
Immediately ,oun'rir the nrrNeesr ol The female iihe
Which i, the great cats" al Barrrnnr's
win be- expected of IN of =" delicate anltlr' 10
,xLf certificates performed bat the nf
lctrI that hundreds of have been reported 10 rs several
families have been without children after using air'
,tc, of invaluable medicine, have been blessed VITA healthy
IMPRINT
rowSs-rD My wife being greatly distressed bv "e1kn'''
and rucr Debility suffering continually 10y aud bear u.
Down ftl. Womb with other difficulties and at! know
,,rs where your effected aud ais" hras
Recommended FIR such have described "hthlh'l
hottie yor Extract Sar,upurla and followed the directions
van o,y. me In short period ed her complaint and
tnrrL grateful for the benefit. size received
take pleasure acknowledging IL and reeonnrn I" tile
ubir. VI u
,I,uy Inrnst II IsIf Ger. OF Grand & H. diu. It's
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THEODORE A. PECK,
LATE PECK q. SPEAR,
APOTHECARY
Wholesale Druggist.
BURLINGTON, VT,

DUKIINUION, VI,
Is CONSTANTLY RECEIVING AMERICAN, ENGLISH
FRENCH, AND INDIA
DRUGS:
New Chemicals; Leeches; Surgical instruments !;
Mineral Teeth and Dental articles Saline or Mineral
Waters Genuine Patent and 1homsonian Medi-
clnes Pure Liquors and Wines Soda Fountains and
Syrups; Brushes, Perfumes, Soaps, Inks, Backings,
Fancy and Domestic articles Foreign & Domestic
Cigars Ground Spices, GLASSWARE; Dye-Stuif,
Camphene, Bird, Field, Flower and Garden Seeds,
&c. In fine, every article directly or indirectly con-
nectcd with this business.
From the advantage of receiving Mineral waters
Camphene, Lecches, &c periodically purchasers can
rely upon their freshness.
Individuals wishing Trusses Leeches, &c, will al
ways md person III attendance to apply them.
| Medicines dispensed at all hours of night
Y The attention OF Druggists, Physicians Ner-
chants, and Manufacturers is solicited with the as
surancc, that they can be supplied from this establish
mont as acknowledgements al the cliY nnrlA.is. 6
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Thr following Agent Railway by the Rev j.
n <SON Of the Methodist L. Churcl4ne of tho
OF
wonderful effect, OF DR. To"nscnds Sarsaplfila
FrrrNn PEARso>-Havn1 for
General Debility OF
and alarming irritation of the throat and Mnrs at
your instance aud consequence Of having Nc
leans decided testimony It, behalf induced Or Iowu
fr,mri Slrupnrla tried IT. confess the kops
han ia the proving efcncous hut bound
rnor nov acknowledge that had tried long b,or
IT. sllutary effects; and with
'4p,u Mclean that &c" would not be without c"ndcra
non" II ha, good hiy previous remedy e
tril and if TIN, dccmrd by importance,
,uu have M full consent to make II public
q TUSi>ON.
p,L,,gy tyrpsf
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DOMESTIC GOODS. ONLY
WIN, A. GUEST.

10 TedrT Street, Ner TOrE
'TNIlE Domestic Warehouse, so long established in
l. Cedar Street, Is now removed to the large store
No l29 Pearl street und 81 Beaver st. where NAV be
found every description OF BLEAcHED and Blown
SHEETINGS and SmRTINGs CorToy OsvABuRGs Non
TIERN and SOUTHERN Y ARM, BATS, WIcKs, TwIyE
and WADDlYGs, at the rery forrest cash prices
The assortment exhibited for sale is very large one
and comprises every known desirable STYLE of the
above goods. Country Merchants are respectfully in
vted to call and examine the prices etc whether they
purchase tor cash or not, and learn the low market
prices for Donlestic Goods Ii
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JESSE GLOYDS, ESTATE.

WE THE SUBSCRIBERS having been APP
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
for the District of Chttendcn, Commissioners to re-
ceivc, examine and adjust the claims and demands Of
all persons against the estate of JESSE GIoyDs late OF
Milton, in said district deceased, represented insol-
vent. and also all claims and demands exhibited in off
set thereto and six months from the day OF the date
hereof being allowed by said Court for that purpose
we do therefore hereby give notice, that We will at
tend to the business Of appointment at the dwell
ing of SYLVESTER WARD, in Milton, in said district
the 22d day OF February, 1913, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ
on said day
Dated this 18th day of January A. d. 1919
GEORGE AYRES, I Commits
30w3 SYLVESTER WARDS sioncrS.
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MORNING. JANUARY % 1913
10 Wool Growers

Ssa3 AND BREEDERS OF FINE SHEEP.
sSs'srA.a during the last summer Rev. l.. g. Brg-
OF Hartford, Conn, s OF his imported Ewcs-l buck
lamb and his splendid Stock Buck the sire of the very
superior lambs which have been sold from this import
ed Hook during the pas, season. This Buck is one
year old last January, was sheared when lamb, Ang.
TO- 1916, and again Aug 10, lSl1 the third day after
washing. His fleece weighed IA lbs OF clean, fine
wool. lie is very large and uncommonly WOO led a
scss rare excellence have rented the farm and all
the stock Of Rev. l.. g. Bingham, and agrceably to
repeated selection, have concluded to pnt the Buck
to limited number of choice American Merino Ewes
at 50 each, to be paid taking Ewes away. When
It is considered that not one of the full blood lambs
have been sold less than $780, and on up 5000 each
the price above named must be regarded very rea-
sonablc. Applications must be made soon.
l.. G.. BINGHAM.
Wiston, Oct. 26, 1917 Is
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Amy Jloordmnu,s Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT,l The Hon the Probate
DsTRIcr OF CurrrNDEN, So. Court Tor the District
of Chittenden: To all persons concerned ~ me estate
of Any BoARpuAN, late OF Milton in said district, de-
ceased, -Grccting. ,...r.,
WHEREAS, Samuel t,oardman, administrator OF said
deceased proposes to render an account OF his admin
isratiou and present his account against said estate
for examination and allowance at session oi the
Court of Probate, to be holden at the Probate Office
in Burlington, on the 10Th day of January, 1878,
Therefore, you are hereby notified TO appear before
said Court the time and place aforesaid, and shew
cause, il any you have, why the account aforesaid
should no, be allowed.
Given under my hand at Burlington this 9Th day OF
January, A. ID. 1913.
2gw3 n RJXFORD Perisfcr
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DR.. j. NJ. Perkins.

NOW at the American Hotel Burlington VT
Y cures Pulmonary Consumption by a udicous
Gymnastic exercise, cold water bathing rubbing
&c very little, and in some cases medicine used.
IERMs.-Flrs examination and prescription $40
Persons who wish 90 through with a course of this
treatment will be charged by the week or month
Mr. Perkins received the beneficial effects of this sys-
TEN in his case. having been restored almost o
the 10 perfect health by this manner of treat
ment and as he has spent the last years in study
ing the lungs, circulation of the blood and the various
gymnastlc exercises he feels confident that he can
cure those cases OF Consumption Asthma, Liver conf
plants &c, which have hitherto been regarded as in
| durable.
n. Ii. Come before you too weak to bear the
exercise, and in fact you should come when Won have
felt Ithe first symptoms. = Remember that there
are many things that consumptiv- people eat and
drink that viii be strictly prohibited.
| RECOMMENDATIONS.
| have been very bad Tor many years with Asthma
which was fast terminating in consumption | was
! confined to my room three weeks ago when | sent
for DR. Perkins have strictly lived IN TO his direc-
ton, and am now able follow nv daily emplov-
menls. LORENZO W. SPAufDIyG
! Burlington, Vermont.
have been afflicted with the Pulmonary Consnmp-
ton Tor three years, and every thing that have tried
tor reliei tailed am under the direction OF Dr.
Perkins, and feel proud 10 say that am recover
ing Una PtTYAN
| Winooslu Falls, Vermont.
IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIc--This is to certify that
have had the Pulmonary consumption for five years
and every thing that tried for reie' failed As soon
as heard OF DIR. Perkins went 10 him, and stayed
! with HIM one week, and | feel much relieved, and
| hrnly believe that he will make a sound man.
,, EDWIN loFrNAGLE,
Wilsboro', Essex Co. New York. Is
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ASIIBELL WALKER.
=! Daniciss.


NSn YORK. JniH - ISL
Dear SFor the last three years have been
rheumatic pains have been at tmcs tho
,rcac.t agony possible unable TO follow
attacks of the umbrgo read some ncou's
in the Strsaparla, and thought
would try it, aud could obtain relief The umiago la,
AMI experience Of Rheumatic pains Ny
been improving commenced with IT. for
which thankful Rni hope that will meet with tho
that remedy for these complaints merits.
Yours, Sc.
RICHARD JONES
No ID. f.t
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The following DIR ovcy. old and
he Pm, ,r,n IN Crecuhcd Mass The letter he H.
hre Or Tovncnd Sar,apaa all descriptions OF sores
Ulrcr. sc
rhr Sn,apar, meets with ready and good ssfac
nan a, far A. able learn. One gentleman IN our VII
., . been very benefited and voluntarily gave
certificate. which ,urin>. have already sold more THAN QUO
the quantity received tr'n y"d and shall want more AZ
short Yours ftspeeu"'A 49,, ,,.,-,y
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NOT only, Coughs but any Difficulty Of Bredthins
" and Paipitdtiono OF the Heart, with Pain in the
Breast Side, GALL indicating obstruction in the
Lungs are soon relieved by the use OF this highly
habc SYRUP No other remedy has ever been invent
cd, that is capable of exercising such hcahul and
restorative influence over all the organs concerned in
respiration.
Catarh and all bronchial affections and Hoarsc-
and Weakness Of the voice in public speakers,
are permanently cured by moderate and perSerering
use of this mild and pleasant Medicine
Spasnodic Affections, such ms Rising of tie Lungs
and asthma, are completely under its control when
freely used and that most alarming and truly dan
gerous disease, the Croup Rattles, is promptly
and certainly cured by it, t,yhen the directions are
carefully followed as they are given in the Pamphlet,
which may be had grauitously where the medicine is
sold! than by all other Medicines put together
IPhooping-t0ugh is another spasmodic disease OF
the Lungs that is greatly mgatcd i'll its severity by
OF this remedy.
For the last named complaints, it should be taken in
free doses There is no danger in taking any qunn-
iity that the stomach will bcar-for should more than
is necessary be taken it will be thrown of by gentle
vomiting, which in children often Just the thing that
needed.
Certificates.
was sorcly afflicted with n troublesome cough
hoarsencss and soreness in the lower part of my throat
with a structure across the breast, which had troubled
me for time past, in my frequent attempts at
public speaking. had tried several prescriptions Of
physanf without r ANY sensible lee effect ,v
of DIR. Foords Pectora Syrup, which believe has en-
tirely relieved me, and which consider most valu-
able medicine for that class of diseases
My partner, Aid. Meeker, who had a cold ut
the time was taking this medicine, was cured by n
few doses from the bottle which had.
ii. BUSHNELL.
Utica, Feb, 1916.
Evans Mill, Jeh. Co.. Aug 90, 1915.
DIR. FooRD,--Dear Sir:--l send you the following
which you Mt liberty you best, to
fall had bottle Of your Pectorai Syrup left by your
| Agent Mr.. Palmer Not long after that time, had n
daughter severely afflicted with the Asthma She had
previously taken, when attacked with the same disease
various kinds OF medicine effect and to
prise, when she began take your Pectoral Syrup,
she found immediate relief, and remained well until
the spring following, when by imprudcnce in singing
and going from warm room into the cold AR, SHE
had another attack, at which time tried TO
obtain another bottle, but did no, find it. hope you
will keep constant supply somewhere in this vicinity
and would cheeriuly recommend it 10 all who may
be afflicted with tina, disease, wishing that all may be
benefited by ii as well as myself.
Respectfully, yours,
c. w. CANDEE
For sale by Tnro, A. PECK Apohecary and Whole
sale Druggist and by dealers in medicine generally
throughout the State.
Dec 30, 1917 21m2
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DR., RICHARDS,

THE CELEBRATED INDIAN DOCTOR,
- ESPECTFULLY gives notice, that he has ia
IL ken up his residence in Burlington. Rooms at
the FRANKLIN HOTEL.
He has with him The Celebrated Mdian Tapor
Bath, ~ free and independent OF steam. 1A7 All
the patient will nhale is the medicinal virtues of
and herbs, suited to any disease with which the pa
tent may be afflicted
| Dr. RICHARDS is well known in many of the cities
towns and villages throughout the United States
Many hundreds Of patients have been relieved by his
skill He can speak undersiandngly in the French
language, two tongues in Indian, well as in Eng
| llsh.
| Call and see him
| Burlington, Dec. g. 1877. 23tE
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Musical Notice.

MIR WHITCOMB having taken up his winter
vi quarters at Mddlebury takes tins method OF say
mo 10 his friends. and the dancing community gener-
aiiy' that he is prepared to furnish good music fol-
Balls. Parties. sc on reasonable terms. ANY number
OF pieces furnished from two 70 hye, as the occasion
may reauire His Band consists OF Clanonet, Post
HON, Isl and 2d Nlohns, and Ophecyde.
Letters addressed to Il I, WnrooNB Mlddebury
VI will receive prompt attention. lPu
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STATUARY MARBLE QUARRIES.

DrHHdOH, vermont
THE above named quarres well known for fur
L nshng superior quality ofmarble, of fine white
and taking high polish are now being worked pro-
ducng quality Of marble, said to be unequaled in
America.
All orders for monuments, tomb and grave stones
marble slabs blocks pedestas or stauary from these
quarries, may be addressed to Knowles Taylor, Pro-
prctor, at Ticonderoga, city of New York or to
Stephen !. Goodel Superintendent Of the quarres at
Brandon Vt. KNOWLES TAYLOR.
September l. 1Si7 TO-
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CAUTION! CAUTION !!

Owing and immense s OF III I""'ends
,,n,rl, number who formerly our As"ns have
commenced making SaapHri Extracts Aifs bii"rs Extracts
of yellow Dock They generally put II UP ~ the same
that hclr ttf superior ah four tunes
sr than Dr. Towncnd 40, hoping thereby To deceive tho
,ui,. use ihcf
% publish connte" certificates Other, has-
induced brothers and other interested persons :" allow hs
nance, hcy put Esquire To give them rcspccta
, ono make. u medicine aud puff with respectable
,r,d by ung ToWuscnds >trsapurla publishes
,rcd by la. lie also publishes the certificate of person
Min, ,, VI H. who menls shoes Digs wells and doctors
-. IA, INN. h livelihood They also publish certificates
ynrd M hctitou, stating that they have used DR. Town
. Slr,,palla aud that injured them Others profess sell
hp,r article These aud variety ofotcr tricks
formed dispose of their trash The public should
nm hook bottle tins
Srsapar adding sufficient quantity and muasscs
gallons ot syrup far superior that sold by these
met ! the shops
B-Pcrson, mquiring Cor t medicine should NOT he Undue
ed take other Druggists Ssnpuru, and at course
prefer selling their others hpNc purchased that put up ~
small bottles and because they make grsOt' pri ''onmrh
houo he deceived by anynquTe Tor Dr. Io"nsSnds ana
AXE other,
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DONES'TICS.

(HEETINGS. Is bales Rockland; 10 do.
- New York 10 do New Jersey 10 do Walpole
Is do NJ. NJ G..
SllIRTlNGS, bales fine brown ! do
do New York Mills.
TICklNGS, > eases Lowell, 5 bales
Lowell A--ALSO "a bales Attakapas mixtures 3
cases Log Cabin pantaloon stuff bales OF Plaid
York kremlins do striped do do; do plain do
do Is do Butts 10 do Wcking: 10 do Amoskeag
drills 10 do Globe do For sale by
JOHN BRADLEY e. co.
Burlington, Nov. 18th South Wharf.
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Escy. Wiz. Hopkins.

Ofthc Baptist Church kindly following certificate.
lie, like thousands of others cured ri't0H tHo-
Nrr i0rk. Urg l. l~tT
Dear SirI afflicted during the winter with ut
Rhcum hands uul tun-.
~ last induced your >arsaparla aud though
10 positively cured me- yet Justice
better Of complaint from the time commenced taAias ard
n eatir,ly healed,
Respectfully.
G. J. HOPKINS
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Il:,lllps,

WE have fine lot of Cornelius e. Co.'S, Stars
w Dei,z's and Jarvis best Paror Lamps which,
give general satisfaction
Dec. 1917 BRLNSliATD 4 BROTHERS.
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Watches, Jcwclry 4 Clocks.

E1A JV RANDALL has Just returned from
S&1& New YUk with large assortment OF
WATCHES, JEWELRY AND CLOCKS,
Fancy ARTICLES AND TOYS,
consisting in part of the following articles
Fine Gold Levers aud Tepincs Silver Levers, full
Iewcllcd and Verge WATCHES Gold Fob and
Guard Chains; gold Specks and 1hilnbles large
assortment of Stone and Cameo Pins, OF the latest
styles Stone and Cameo Bracelets Diamond Rings /;
plain, chased stone and scale Rings OF every descrp-
ton; gold Slides and Keys gold Lockets OF different
patterns large assortment of Ear Drops and Rings
gold and pearl Studs, plain and stone setting gold
Snaps OF all sizes silver Darts, Pins and Birds pearl
and shell Card Cases ivory Tablets bead and silk
Purses, silver Pencils steel and silver Specks Scis
sors, Knives and Razors tooth hair and clothe,
Brushes. And he will keep constantly on hand good
assortment OF such goods in his line and sell
as low as can be bought elsewhere,
Burlington, Oct. II, 1917 l6
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TO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS.

~~ THE Subscriber is prepared to furnish
El-Al Contractors with SOLID CAST IRON
4tss-5Ist WHEELS, for Dirt Cars, made from the
most approved patterns and OF the best MATERIAL He
is now making two sizes oi 20 aud u inches III diam
eter and will furnish them with without Axlcs. to-
pether with the Boxes Pueys and other fixtures neces-
sary for dumping Cars, fitted and finished for use, on
the most reasonable terms. -
c. w. CONANT.
Brandon, Oct I, lSi7 l5u
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FURNIT URE
Mandatory & Warehouse

THE subscriber offers for sale his Warehouse in
l. St. Paul street, near the of Pearl, few
doors North from the Catholic Church, large and
general assortment of
v r N U RI E,
suited to the people and the tmes-consisting OF Ma
hogany, Cane and Wood seated CHAIRS, BUREAUS,
DRESSING TABLES of all kinds and prices Breakfast,
Dining, Centre and other TABLES STANDS, BEDsTEAps,
French and other descriptions, &c. &c.
York prices.
All kinds Of FURNITURE made to order and on short
notice, OF the best materials and for reasonable prices
Also, on hand, and for sale TEN BARRELS OF the best
furniture and coach NARY1su
MAHOGANY PLANK, BOARDS, and VEyEERs also kept
constantly on hand and for sale
WANTED D. 20 900 feet of BAswooD PLANK, and
5,oOo feet Of HARD WOOD SCANTLING.
CHdRLES IL. NELSON.
Burlington Dec. "a, lSi7. 26f
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(NOLD PENS from two to four Dollars,
~ Levi Browns Premium Diamond Pointed, Albert
G. Bagey's, Benedict and Berarey's Henry's New
England, The Magnum Bonum, The Peoples Pen
The Victoria Pen and Congress Pens. at
Oct. 20 W. RASDALrs.
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Cheshire Railroad.
49, ssssszs ssss5:s. ss5ss.ss.:55 g.

Z. y v Y -.
IN and after October 18th, Trains will run over this
" Road as follows
Passenger Trains will be run to Winchenden in
connection with the Fitchburg Trains, which leave
Charlcstown ut Z A. NJ. ana 7. NJ.
From Winchendon at i5 A. VI. and 10 =. NJ.
connecting will. the second and the last Fitchburg
trains to Boston.
Stages from Western and Northern New IIamp-
shire and the State OF Vermont will deliver and
ceive passengers at Winchendon in connection with
all the above Trains
A Freight Train will be run daily each way in con-
nection with the usual Fitchburg Freight Trains.
Il. NJ. EDWARDS, President.
October %, 1917. l9u
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Iron, Nails. Glass. &c.

Iron, Nails, Glass, &c.
= TONS SHOE-sHAPE, VARIOUS SIZES 3 do.
~ Scroll Iron; 10 do Band do SO do Round and
3 inch Banks" best do: 10 do American Tire: do
do lIammond's do do . do Hoop do all sizes . do
Russia Nail Rods do Norway do do Crow Bars;
do Spring Steel, various sizes do Round Cast do
do do; Cases of Axes do do assorted do doz.
Anvils do Vices do Mill Cranks 100 do 'Ames'
Shovels; % do :. Fosters do; IS do Fairbanks
Hoes 100 do " Banchard's' Cast and German Steel
scythes; Is do do Cradles. For sale by
j. BRADLEY g. co.
Burlington, Nov 10. South Wharf.
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BELLOWS FALLS STAGE HOUSE.

.--..---.-- by NWSSCTI Hyde.
INTENSIVE alterations and improvements have
IL recently been made in this Hotel corresponding
with the Railroad tendencies of the day, and is now
in admirable order to accommodate and make com
Portable its numerous patrons and the travelling public
Bellows Falls, Aug, 1917. ST
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STRAW CUTTERS

A New supply just received at the Agricultural
q Ware house.
Sept 30. II
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BsEss,s-vg .ATIaN.
More 600 Ci.rs Rheumatism hiss brrn hs
- Dr.. Tuwn~rnd sar,npali within the last
II used with the perfect sucr'ss in Rheumatic Com
plants however chronic. The astonishing
has performed remedies sometime,
temporary relief this entirely ercates from ia. SYSTEM
sven when limbs anl bones ar drcaliully swollen
TowN,END attacked with dses.ii. hin
ont could walk without crtcicsi much
the time obliged keep bed, tried several ner4
did relieve then called Of hrt ply
.cans help heard of Su.tpiri aud oil.
tanned bottle, few day. entirely cured aud
we'll Is
AsIBELL WALKER.
Albany Jan. 2 lai1. =! Dunc!'s.
- Hear Terry of tho oldest aud re,pecia
Die LAWYERS Hartford Conn The following OF lot
ter received from him -
TOWNSEND: | have used bottle of Sar~apirlt
excellent upon chronic rh"unn. pain
INJURY ucclsioncd several
public bottles to the Of DR..
cnnvcrsrd with Of principal phyhcins,
and recommended your Sursapdrlla. - 49,.
SETH TERRY.
I,rtCrl March ,
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OTINNIITI'N W TT'II.TJT14Ni
Publisher of Holden's Dollar Magazine,

IUJ NnssaIU 81, NtW ] DIN
N.B--Couniry papers copying this advertisement
and noticing us edoraly, will be- entitled ioa copy ior
one year without an exchange Those dong so will
send one marked copy 10 lloldens Dollar Magazine
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Methodist CLERGYMAN.

G. J. HOPKINS.
Pastor of Bethesda Ban. Churr
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Jnly II, leiG.