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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-11-30
A VOICE FROM VERMONT.
TUnbrdge, Orange Co., VI, Nov %, 1916

BIT, SeIh w, FOWti
Dear s-i hereby certify that year ago last June,
violently attacked with cold and cough with lame
eide and free from cough during
Ia December following my cough Increased 10
alarming exten so that during that winter lost thirty
pounds Of hesh aud ysicuns with whom advised could
give relief Il thought by all that should
As good fortune would have IT, In March follow
ing uer suffering exceedingly through tho winter, heard
of the beneficial effects o DR. Wstas Balsam of Wild Cher
ofu friend who had received the greatest benefit
BY tie ofthe artcle aud induced by him make
tu Of mYself aud no words ekpess my Obligations
that friend or thus recommending the article
at the critical he dd had not taken one hotle
before completely cured, and from that day to this
huve troubled with cough cheefuily rec
oInmend IL to all being remedy Of geut value hoping
others nny be induced 10 il, and thus become convinced
ofs merits aud perhaps saved from the fatal grasp
sumption. FREEMAN MOVES.
None genuine unless signed I. BUTTS on the Wrapper.
For sale by :. p. REDFlELD, Aiuntpeor, VI. and Ly
II. X. sLAYToN, Calais, VII slsO, BY agents generally
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ADAMS NEW ARITHMETIC.
cviscd Edition.

bcNkSCN hNhakVhs
fINIIS valuable Schnu Book tho characteristics
of the former edition, ia soaty improved form with
such corrections aud additions the wants of the times de-
mand. 1t has been already very extensively adopted in
place OF the old edition, and is received with most unqua
fed approval.
Adhms' New Arithmetic is almost the only work A
rlthmoc used in extensive sections in New England II il
used every part ofthe United States and IN the State of
New York. is the Text Book in nneiy three of the
hundred and fifty five Academies which reported to thu Re
gents Of the University ei7 1t has been adapted to tho
currency Of, repuhshed Canada. 1t has been
lated anl published in Grcece Notwithstanding the
multiplication of Arihmecs, made up many OF them, of the
material o this work, it has steadily Increased in the pubic
ctyor nul demn
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There are rs banks in the Union, with cap
ital OF 2l0000,000. Circulation about $l25,-
10000. Specie $50,0O0,OO0.
The completest pun on the records Of lltera-
ture is produced in the following words, which
were Inscribed on tea chest: tn doceS, which
is The second person singular of the Latin verb
doceo, to teach; and when literally translated
becomes thou teachest.
ELoPEMENr EXTRAORDINARY. The Cincin-
natl Commercial says that young helress of
fortune of about million of dollars, in the
Queen city, lately eloped with an Irish coach
man.
Martin Lane, a member of the Philadelphia
Bar, has been sent to the Penitentary for two
years aud ten months for grand larceny, and his
name stricken from the roll OF attorneys by order
OF the Judge.
Tng WIFE. John White was lately arrest
ed IN Cincinnati tor an assault upon his wife,
with intent to kill. Heavy bail was required OF
him, and he was TO be sent TO prison when his
wife stepped forward, and 10 connection with her
sister, penf his bail!
GREAT Loss OF PRopERTY. The great dam
recently erected by the lladley Falls Co. at
" Hampton CITY," on the Connecticut River nine
miles north of Springfield, was undermined and
swept away few days since. The dam was
completed in the forenoon and swept off in the
afternoon of the SINE day. One Of the gates
was damaged IN slipping into Is place, winch
allowed the water TO escape underneath aud all
human efforts To stop proved ~ vain. Scarce
~ vestIge OF The dam remains IT was over
1000 ieet long, 80 feet high, and cost nearly
100000.
The OLD FOR TAYLOR. The Washington
Union complains that " the old men of the coun
try seem to have been more enthusiastic at the
late Presidential election than the young" In
the days of Washington ard Franklin this
would have been accounted an assurance that
the wisdom of the result is more to be relied up
OH than If ii had been the contrary.
1882 gave birth to the following distinguished
statesmen, who are therefore GO years of age
the present year: Daniel Webster, January
18th; J. Z. Calhoun, March 18th Lewis Cass,
October 10Th; Martin Van Buren,, December
5lh.
The people of Minnesota have held conven-
tlon, at which siXty-one delegates were In at
tendance, for the purpose Of nlemorialiZng Con-
grcss to give them territorial Governmrnt.-
ii. Ii. Slbley, Esq. was selected as delegate TO
visit Washington city, aud urge their views.
BEAuTIFUL.-Therc is nothing purer than
honesty nothing sweCier than charity; nothing
warmer than love; nothing brighter than virtue
and nothing more seadiast Than faith. These
united IN one ulnd, form the purest, the richest,
the brightest and most steadast happiness.
FlRE.-A barn belonging to Messrs. Jubal
Harrington and Charles Blum, ut the East Vii.
lage IN tnIs town, was burned at about o'clock
last saturday evening. 1t contained 20 tons OF
hay and about 200 bushels of oats which we're
destroyed. The fro Is said TO be the work of an
incendiary.- CdledOnian, 18TH instant.
Col. Bliss, it is said, is to marry General Tay-
loT's daughter.
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1flarkets.
CattIe Nuarkct--Nov. aa.

Reported for the Tfuvellof.
At Market SO Beef Cattle $50 Stores, 500 Sheep, and
$50 Swine.
Prices. Bo,f Cete-Wo quote to correspond with last
weekc1tra s6,25 frat quality $50 575; second 2,25
$50; third $50 s5.
Storos-ln good drmnndYcorlng 81 10 two years old
Sl0a SIG; three years old IL s25
" orkine Oxen -sdcs at sos, 7s, % and Sis.
Cows and Calves-Salcs M 30, 25, % anl $37.
Sheep Sales from ,33 to 9 90.
Swine-Yotk Hogs peddlr 81 for and SC for bar.
At retail from | . TO D &c.
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REMOVAL.
SAMUEL ABBOTT, IcyyeIcr,
HAS removed TO the recently occupied by Wood
L 81 wit, first door East of Branch bridge.

rJHE Annual Meeting of Montpelier Village will be hold
en- at the Court House, Monday the 4th day Of De
cember next at O'Clock, r. NJ.
Per order,
Attest LYMAN BRIGGS yi1-c Clerk.
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TNesss ]. w. Burton K Co. Of Ere, Pa have forward
Cd under date ofSept IL, 1886, letter Doctor c. G.
Vaughan the following electromagnetic Pasos all well
known,
PgSS. STAFF, Sparta, Crawford Co.
Messrs. Burton & Co.. Ag' nts Tor Dc. Vaughan;
Gents Constrained lay al duty make knnwn TO
you the benont have derived from the ORD VaugbAn's
Lhontc Mixture. For three years past have had the
bind P,crl with dropsica swollngs Of tho feet aud legs
which, with adsofdored system had reduced low
TO despair of recovery Tho HAD baled the skill OF
our FIRST physician, and hnul trial nude OF tho
GTOa American Remedy contrary expecta' ion il
had speedy effect. YOu Dd hardly bllieue me that the use
Of tDO thirty bottles entirely cHied such the fact
tho plns trouble more hesh which had wasted
way, AID icii skeleton, has appeared ugin, now
we'll and strong and enabled attend business and my
solely by The oi this medicine. From sense Of
gratitude to Providence, aud fom the hope that th. tesno
ny WI, be by who needs such estontiye
make this statement. JOSEPH CULVER.
See columns-get pamphlet fom ugeuts,--tno Ad-
veIlisemenl Is headed GIoal Ame Ican kemedy.
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Adams Arithmetical Series.

The attention Of Peceptors of Academies Teachers and
in Common Schools, and all those in
tcrcsod in Education, invited TO The full series of Arth
metical works published Copies viii DO furnished for
examination application either of the publishers.
l. PRIMARY ARITHMETIC, Mental Operations in
Numbers; being Introduction 10 Adams Now AHthme
tic, revised edition.
ii. ADAMS NEW ARITHMETIC, Revised Edition /;
being Revsion of Adams New Arithmetic, frat published
1897.
III. KEY TO THE REVISED EDITION OF AID
AMS' NEN ARITHMETIC
w MENSURArlON, MECHANICAL POW Frs, &
MACHINERY. Tho principles OF MensuGaOn anal tcally
explained aud practically applied the Measurement OF
Lines fees aud solids also, philosophical expdni
ton OF tho Simple Mechanical Powers and their application
Machinery. Designed to follow Adams New Arithme
tic. TN Press
V. BOOK KEEPING. This work contains hicid
panntion Of the Of accounts, new concise and
common method of BOOK Keeping Sy Single Entry
aud various forms of Receipts Orders, Notes. Bohds, Mort
gagos, otet instruments necessary the transaction
Of Acrumpnnl with Blank Book for tho of
learners. Publishedby
j. ". PRENTISS& co. Keene, N II.
COLLINS * BROTHER, New York.
gG:Gw PIilL'.lPS & SAMPSON, Boston
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Dcatbs.

In this village, he 18th instant, Capt Roger Hubbard,
aged G5 Hartford Cuurant will plense copy.
Boston, at tho house of her brother, Miss Caroline Ia.
Cleaveand aged l5 Tho funeral and burial were in Roy
alton VI, her native place.
In Rovalton, Nov 9Th, Miss Emelno Young, aged 81.
At Morrisown the 18th ustant Mrs Cynthia, wlgo Of
Dea Horace Fletcher, in the 5)th year other
In Tunbridse very suddenly, August 81, widow Sarah
FELTON,, aged 70 years.
In Irashurgh, Mrs West, wife nf George c. West Esq.
In Greensbnrough, Nov. 4, Deisey g., wife of Geo. H.
Page, Esq aged as
10 Troy. Nov. 10Th. Mrs Mary Klmbali Perkins, wife of
Newand Perkins, Esq, in the d0lh ycai Of her age.
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OUR BOOKS
Geu. Parlpy Dnyis' Estatc.

STATE OF VERMONT,l In Probate Court holden Mt
Washington District, 50, Montpelier, in aud for said dis
trict on the Both day of November A. u. ls4si
DOYAL WHEELER and Geo. NoIthiuglon, Executors
Ia the estate Of General Farley DAVIS late of Aoupe-
her in sad district deceased, present their petition 10 ih
COut here in writing, praying Tor license sell much
OF the real of said deceased will be necessary
raise the of S22O0O. Aodeng that is necessary
sell much thereof pay tho deJls legace and
OF settling said estate, the personal estate being insufficient
for said purposes aud the same appearing necessary
Wher,up It is ordered that the be referred a
OF said Court to he holden the Probate Office in said
Montpelier the Both day of Noycmbrr eie O'Clock
II. NJ for hearing aud docsion and that notice thereof be
given 10 all nteresed by publishing the substance
Ofthe subject mater of said petition and the orders thereon
three weeks succesvey IN the Vermont Waterman aud
state Journal printed Monueer, all Of which be be
uIe said imo OF hearing aud decision that they may ap
pear ut said time and place. They aud give bonds
for the payment of said debts egHcies and expenses, the
statute provides TO pfevcnt said cens, being granted.
by tao Couft,
Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
tue copy oficcnrd,
OF Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
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CAPS.
Five Hundred Dollars Worth

OF Fur Caps at King's-consisng OF Otter, Seal Nutra
~ &c. which you al buy por pIof-nu
mistake Call and see. II. KING.
December /, lS4S %
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New York Wool Market, Nov. 81.

As the stock in market essens the inquiry increases, aud
saes have reached about 81 900 h Of all grades dec
ded advance quotations of last week Manufacturers
have in with much better ecng and taken such lots
as were offered, within range of prices
The stock hand aud coming forward is considerably
less than former ycars, with an increased demand.
We arc gra,ifed to good feeling manifested by
ma ufcturer and hope their an,cpaons be- realized
We advance quotations. and advised that sacs can
readily be efTrc. ed at these prices.
Saxony Fleece 35 70
Merno, 80 30
do 81 TO full blood, o5 %
Common, ~ 26
do Pulcd, No. l. 81 "a
do Pulled super, 26 %
Lambs "a &c
do Country Pulled, 2ia26
do do supcr, % 30
90 do No. 2, 10 10
Dry Goods Reporter
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Who buys Cottons Z?

A LARGE assortment of LONG and SQUARE tt.F.V'-
"a TER SFf.EEJ.LS-Hlso Silk and WOrsi ell Shawls
For sale cheap by e6 q. W. sCOTT.
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D1RNDp1DnS
FOR TAKING THE PILLS, TO
Care .7sMe g. FeEcr, or Chiiis
HtsE EIF,0,'JrInIIs

and EIirq,1r INNS and + e.
Yer, may be speedily and effec'ually cured, hy US
ing DR. MURPHY's SUGAR COATED VEG
ETABLE ANTI FEVER PILLS, according Il
the following Directions.
Each Box contains about Thirty. Fire Pills nd
Fire Of them are TeLiou Sugar Coqted PUrgqtire
Pi.ls, wrapped up in piece Of paper, separate
from the others. and designed TO at as a mid
catharc, to cleanse the stomach and DO els and
grown person must take dose Of these soon as
he Fever goes oil. From 3 10 free is dose for
grown person then commence taking the 9th.
ers about eight or ten hour, before the usual time
or the next chill to come on, and grown person
must take tno Pills at dose, every two hours,
until si1 doses have been takcn-aflerwards take
fcs Pills hight and morning for three or four
days longer, and you will find yourself cffectual.
ly cured. These Pills being coated with sugar,
renders them pleasant to take, and prevents all
The nausea usually attendan, on fixing other PIE.
The dose for children from eight TO twelve
years old. should be hafthe quantity FOR grown
person, as above recommended. Those from four
TO eight years, one quarter Of the quantity. and
younger children 10 proportion When children
cannot swallow the Pills, they can be made into
q syrup by dissolving them 10 warm water, aad
swee.ening it with sugar.
Inc dict generally, should be light and nour.
ishine, and such as is easily dgcsted but in mild
eases, no change from the usual mode of living
- necessary. The patient, however. should mol
nse any beer, ale, or porter.
Just received a, the Charlotte Drug Store and
for sale By las = fuuE s"u
Charlotte, Sept. 2, io47.
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Great National Work.
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BY CHARLES J. PETERSON. l
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CaHSes Of EcYeTS.

The immediate cause ofAgue and Fever, Chill
and Fever and Fevers generally, lie che effiaviI
Or niasma arising from decaying vegetable sub
stances, and from putrid and stagnaiing waters
This is evident from their prevailing 10 the great
sst extent in low, marshY countries abounding
with stagnated wafer :; and BY their proving most
fatal in all low, marshy countries where most
heat and moisture ere combined.
They may also be occasoned by ealing TOO much
nnripe fruit. BY poor wa;ery diet, damp houses,
evening dews, lying upon the damp ground, over
fatigue, depressing passions, Sc.
Persons of relaxed habit, WHO use un"hoe-
some diet, and take bat li1iie exercise are usual
" the frs, to be taken. Also. where the inhabi
,an,s Of high country remove to os one, the,
are generally seized with lntermitting tvvers
and TO such the disease IS most apt TO prove fatal
if due precaution is no, taken TO prevent II. BI
10 age, sex, or constitution however, are enIrelI
exempt from its attacks,
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$500 REWAgD!!!

Twill give Fire Hundred Dollars 10 any person
who will produce. at less cost; better, more ia.
noceni and more pcrfec, cure for AGUE AND Fs-
vER. or Chi,ls and Fever, than DIR. MurPhy's
Sugar.COatcd vcstacblc AMti-Ec-
vcr Pills. Twill also give Ttro Hundred and
Fifty Dollars to any person who will show sin
gle case where any injurious effects hive attend
cd the Us. Of these Pills They are warranted in
all cases TO cure AGuE AND FEVER, or CHILLs AND
FrvEs, when taken according TO the directions &C.
sanpanyiug them.
WM. H. MURPHY, ". D.
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linbl are DISEASED, as the curative process pro-
cccGs. under the use Of these remedies, in one
and all Of the organs Ahd limbs at the same
time.
The gane'ioas C fte -i'3'e ro''i-ns or TIE
meek are connected with tic muscles Of tho limbs
and body, and the other. wi'h the organs. SC.
Fhystclsn. who are not well acquainted with
these magnetic symptems, are necessarily entire.
~ ignorant Of the proper remedies for them, ami
consequently should never be allowed 10 interfere
IN the treatment.
Tuucrcuiar disease Is cn'ailed on great many
families by the frequent change. Of temperature.
and by The abuse Of mercury, the faint or seed.
OF which ia uniformly dsstroved by the use Of
thee pulls, in SAFE and satisfactory manner.
For Gale at TIE UrAy slofe Of ]. l. Glln1nr
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SYMPTOMS.

The Symptoms of Fevers are, generally, Pam
in the IIead and Loins. Weariness Of the Limbs,
Yawning, Stretching. Gddiness OF the Head. Al
iernaie its Of Heat and Gold; The tongue becomes
white, and the eyes and s.in frequently apPe II
yellow. In Ague and Fever there is sometimes
great sickness and vomiting, and Is succeeded BY
Chills and violent Shaking--aiterwards the skin
becomes moist, aud prpiusc sweat breaks out.
which generally terminates the i,, or paro,ysm.
But all the symptom. of Fever vary according to
the season Of the year. and the situation .! the
person attacked.
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With large assortment uf diamond brpsstpio,
and diamond finger rings. which vii s,il nuc!
cheaper than any store in The city. With lsrg,
stock OF gold neck, curb and fob chains, earring.
ard every thing in The Watch aud Jewelry line
all Of which am determined TO sell cheaper than
can be bought elseuhere ! am sltisfed with
small profits and quick sales
As 10, my stock Of Watches, both gold and sil.
yer, defy competition; "a regards quality and
quantity. am prepared 10 sell them By the single
watch by the d zen or gross, so that persons can
be sure Of being suited with a watch on, Of nv
extensive stock Persons, by sending the amount
OF money which they wish to expend, can have
good. sent to any part Of the Unted States, West
Indies or Canada; or by sending The money 10
any express Office, the money 70 be paid on the
delivery OF The goods. All | ask i, trtal. to con-
vince persons IT will be much te their advantage
10 purchase from me. | guarantee all poods |
sell to be what they are represented or The money
will be refunded. L ease save this adyertlsemen,
and coll at
LEWIS LaDOSITS'
Alb MARKET st above Eleventh, North side
Philadelphia.
IJAll kinds of Watches imported to order.
April, leis. 6n
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KEEP COOL. KEEP COOL"

IMPROVED PATENT AND
Id VEN iILATED REFRlGERATORs,H
greatly Reduced Prices, warranted superior toany
now in use for preserving. perfectly cool fresh ana
clean, BUTTER, MEAT. EGGS. FRUIT, LII
QUoR, &C., during the summer season, and also
from Freezing during the winter, any article DC,
posted in it. They also contain Water Jar and
Lead Pipe in the ice chamber, by the arrangemsn n.
Of which perfectly cold water can always be had
without additional ice. (of which less is required
than any o,her) Also. Upright Refrigera,ors.
BUTTER BOXES, in which Butter may b'
transported with perfect safety by land or water
and my ceeb5 ated conductors OF hea, for coli
water, requiring but 4 lbs. of ice for "a hours;
thousands will testify. Thankful for past iavor'
we hope 10 merit a con,inunnee. Sold BY
r. BROWNING, 10 Commerce street.
! May TO- near Prs,t.st.. Baltimore.
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P0fetf .vsedicGted
INDIA RUBBER POROUS
STRENGTHENING PLASTER.

IN all cases where il is thought Advisable TO
q keep up permanent siimulant impression on
or near the organ diseased. these plasisrs all he
found highly valuable. In fact, all the bcneh,
that can accrue from continuous counter irri'
iant will be produced in the most etlcisD, man
ner BY then. As in Rhumstism. Lpmhago,
Govt. Enlargement Of the Joints, Chronic Dis
ease OF the Liver, Spleen, Lnrgs,or other inter-
nal organs, in short. in all other cases where war.
ming or ghcning plasiers are beneficial.
these will be fnurd 10 be superior to any now in
use.
! I Price - cents each. Fer sale By DR.. JAMES
F. GILnrR. Charlotte, n. c.
! January &c. le4e. l13ms,
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Milion b ~ s,s
From he Million hraniei.

FROM The Milton kroniei,
IAuRgL GRoyE. (near Million, jan. l5. lsil
Or. kuhl-Drar sir:
We have now been about seven yrar., Az,
for the sale Of your Res,orer Of the Blood /,
other Medicines. aud are happy 10 state lh,y /,
given in all cases general satisfaction, pafiir,,
" tho Abys.inisn Mixture vas given MN,
satisfaction, so that every one. who he, gss.
has received that relief, that you gusfius.l
your directions. Mr.. james 81 verass.
whom you recommended your Ars~stt
Haet. Tor Rheumatism. bought bottle II I
81 cents. aud Two emb'aestious eorei bin,
lircly. AID the dilesse has never Tstufas!
Yoor. Respectfully.
KIRBY & ANDlgsgy
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@DissOlution.

TIME copsrtnership heretofore .,i.,-
Il Bea,ies Ford, under the firm Of EI Ss Y
WRITER'S. is this day dissolved BY mo,n.,
cent OF the parties concerned. co.
Its our earnest desire to close the o,,.,,
business of the concern as soon as no..;s aaony
no pc. therefore. that all these who ors "
come forward without delay and make SETH. VI
w. B. WRITER'S will remain g, r.u
the old stand 10 make settlements, wbe,s an
cerned will make early application. ''a
! We here take occasion TO return nm, .;.
thank, TO the friends and customers xLo ta a's'
literally patrorised us. and would solici, e.
successors, Me,srs. II. II. Iielfer & ca a. W gu
generosity extended to ". ''1'
ELMs & WRITER'S
Bea,ies Ford. Feb. q. 1913. or
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The Form and Terms.

The form viii De sQUAkTO, Of sixteen pageR,
al Of hich viii be illustrated, making at the end
OF the year nsgt i6cent volume, worth ten times
the price of subscription; and it will be publish
ed al the los piice Of TWO DOLLARS per an
num- invariably in advance.
EXTRAORDINARY INDUCE VENTS TO
CLE3S AND COMPANIES
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by THEIR USE.

The weak will become srons the pale 10.
Gus complexion Re restored To a per rciIl
and healthy onl0r, all The bad :. mp'0m' vi.
BY ono dsapfeif.
In short. these Pills are en- inooLcsn1
vance upon any other medicine ever hsiet
ed 10 ihc public. a TEisL WILL sA1lsFr AZ
% rms.
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