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Rubber under Mr. Goodyears Improvements ha, been APP
Piled has resulted greater benefit to mankind than
The production of overshoes and OF oil the kinds Of
overshoes hat have been maze has been found
which be obtained only the Goodyear Rubber Emro
rum, Broadway.
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NEW FANCY GOODs-FANS OPERA GLASSES,
~ &c.Frede.ick A. Woodwork, 325 Broadway, opposite
the Broadway Theatre opening goods received
by the Hsvre. among which large aud complete assert.
ment Of Opera Glasses comprising variety from the
lowest highest priced, including Of an improved
copst,ee,iOn ntrosucsd Also new assort%en q br-
naics Ladies' Retcues and Purses ncy Walaing Canes
Cigar Cases Patent Coffee Machines Bohemian Ware,
St., Gc Re-
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BROADWAY THEATRE MONDAY EVENING,
- jan 3is will be presented Shakspears's RICHARD THE
Third or the Battle OF Ellsworth tiedAichard H. Mr.
James Mallaek j.; Earl Of Richmond NJ, Lester King Hen.
me SIXTH MI t,sde',ck' Duke OF Buckns ham, Mir stark
queen Elizabeth Nlrs James Waack j Lady anne Miss
Fanny Walaek; duchess Of YORK, Mrs. winsansey To
conclude will the very aughabe Farce of BOX AND COX
Mr. Box, Mr. Halfway; MIR Cox Mr.. Chapman; Mrs Boun.
GER Mrs Watts Dress Circle and Pdguee SO Family
Cnces Is cents; Gallery IN DoVs open ha paat
DECENTRALIZATION On nt
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ID RUNSWlCK's STA1UARY-LARGE AS LIFE,
ID representing the VENUS DE MEDICIS aud APOLLO
DE MEDlCi5 Open from A NJ TO 10 p NJ at 396 Broad
way. Soppanis baths Abundance Is cents. Season
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ipsusflsssssss xsv EVERY sesslss,

pAnS THEATRE MNnsRs SANDS. LENTACO.'s
= hmsrlean Cneus sLAs Wtek bat One--stIll Anot her
Gano Change OF Psiiofm,nces-Noy.lty upon Novelty
fpgage ment oil Sig Gemin the celebrated
Esa First week OF the TONY RACES, performed one
hunored and twenty nighls M Astley oya Ami
London. First week of hous tenc the BOTTLE INF
Every attraction IN ono grand bill. Clowns Pentland La
throp and Gardner Dress rcle aud PaTqu-e So ceufs
Boxes % cents GALLERY 2h cents; Private Boxes. IS each
Children under 10 years Of when accompansd by h.
parents guardians. the dress circle half price Doo
open at Cl-pcrfomaEce 10 commence 7. N B-A grand
nc
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1O1 DIR. La MOTIFS FRENCH REMEDY FOR
private diseases, This elegant safe asd agreeable
medicine, celebrae ed IN Paris nfabe preparation
Those afflicted may obtain apeect ed speedy cure without
expoaue by applications fer The different remedies
trat prove unsuccessful This pleasant and
in few DAYS Sold only at i2l Fulton street. New York
Free 50 boe Orders from the country paid puncu
Ally tfsndsA To.
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ROWERY THEATRE-MONDAY EVENING JAN
- sst, viii be acted the SIEGE OF MoNrEREY-Gsnc-
raj Taylor Mr. w. Maha; General Woh, Mr. Davis: & ap-
tn Allen, Clarke; Gems raj Ampuda Mr. Iiton; senora
Adeia Ms Phips Bn1s Mr., Jordan; Pnyious to Which
head Mr. Burke Bob Lincoln Mr. Hell; Edward dayton,
with NlFE's FIRST LESSON-Coonel Freeloye Mr
Halls Lord Rivers Mr. Dunn; James Mr.. leIlamy; Lady
Elizabeth Frecoyc, Mira Philips; Mrs Davis Mrs Stckney
Boxes IS cents; PIT and Gallery I2. CENTS
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MINI
i lin, German Physician fifteen yeoIs resident pracu
Philadelphia The OF all diseases OF the sAi
maadies Of delicate and destructive HABITS you,h
still continues engsge DR. knkelns utmost aftfion In
vads whose complaints the most desperate c9ndtIon
depend beng always conducted by VI NJ hlnrei
with safe and treatment TO perfect cure
Strangers travelling. supplied na monens notice with ned
themselves the most convenrgt
pfivst. manner Ours warranted charge required Let
eys post pud viii prompt ,itsriion hast1rnra NJ w
ronss az uOa streets, half square naa rs
ahssss Dor MI svtieuiss, sss &th Of tbs Fhss
phs Is nl Of tss zi&se.
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nR JACK9ONs PILE AND TErTEk EMbROC y.
~ ton has gained reputation beioe egu Ted bv
Dedicinc-ts warranted TO cure. Srsfpa Acoustic OIL u
Deataess Pain the Discharge Of Matter o the Ears &c
These medicines have cured theu all others
combined. For sale by A. r. d. Sands. 100 vii liam ~
Jayne, Philadelphia; Carter, Wilson Co Boston
F. w FULLER, Washngon city; Alex Jayne, PIshufg r.
.fAdsms. st. LOUIS and N Jarvis n Co. ~ Ofleans.
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CHATHAM THEATRE-SECOND APPEARANCE
~ Of Mr. WsrrsnI has evening Monday January 3lst will
be presented LOVES sACRFlCE-Math.w Emore, Mr..
WARREN 81 0, Mn Held; MsygaTe MIA wilkinson; Her
mimic Mrs hdleh; After which Comic Pas by Mr.. ..
L. Scott To conclude with the admired drama Of ALA D.
DIN or the Wonderful Lamp-Aladd n. Miss Hidreh--
kasrac the Dumb Slave, Mr. adds; Atpnazor, Megci4n
Mr. Brandon Princess BadrouIbadou Miss G. Wilson; the
Widow Ching Mustapha, Mrs. Way Doors open at G-per
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NOR NEW ORLEANS-LOUISIANA AND NEW
y York Line Of PacheH-Regular Packet Of Thursday
February 10ll-Very reduced Of ffeight-Tbe
aud splendid packet bark TIL ETls, Captain CIo,by
loading. and will positively ,a above her regular day
For freight passage having splendidy furnished
daors apply hoard Orleans wharf foot of Wall street
or TO EDWARD X. COLLINS, Sc South street Agent
New Orleans William Creevy, who will promptly forward
al goods his pocket bark GENESEE, Capt
Dillingham; will succeed the THETlS, aud sail regular
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q EnO CHALLENGE--NOTICE TO GENTLE
WOOO who want their old clothes to look ike new
Call the Taylorng Dyeing Cleaning and Repairing kstsb
shment at sc Gold street, where You can gee all grease
pitch glue paint extracted without selling your clothes
J. 3. NOAH, &C jold street. doors from Beckman N
BThe highest price paid Tor gentenbs LETT of wearing
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MASONIC BALL-THE SECOND ANNUAL BALL
WI in Aid Of the Widow and Orphans Asylum Fund of
III. Grand Lodge, will uks place Thnr,day Evening
February I'd at the Apollo Rooms Tickets Tn Dollars
admt.a gentleman and ladies', be had Of the Masters Of
LODGES; or Of the Commute, at the Howard House, 400
Broadway James Herring " lillian Willis, }. Hutton Ro-
gers. John Horspool, II. X. BOYD.
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lANVARD'S MAMMOTH PANORAMA OF THE
- Mississippi painted three miles of being
the largest painting world at the Panoram. building in
Broadway, adjoining Nblos Garden Open every evening"
lSundays eXcepted Admission so cents children half pfe
Ihe Panorama Ill ~ O'Clock
Afternoon exhibitions Wednesdays and Saturdays, atS
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n 2
" sage Ofce-New Arrang ements for lS8Tne subseri-
bes leave inform their rends and The public that their
arrangements complete for bringing out PsseIgeIs from
auppart the OLD Couuy he most moderate terms In
first clas Packet Shps, sailing from LIVERPOOL every five
days. And the accommodation of wishing to
with drafts at sight from to any amount
brought Liverpool Boston Phadelphia Baltimore
aud New Oeans by first class Ships sailing weekly and the
verpool Apply, fby letter, paid to M. p OHERN x
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yN ALNUT STREET THEATRE PHILADELPHIA
v-Mendsg ESysnng, Jan 3st 1913 WI be Performed
M,jsr Murray Mr.. Forester; John Duck, Mr.. hapman
Lady Someried, Mr., Rogers; Widow Pote Mrs. Tina,
Fatty Potle Miss Chapman. coacuce with cratic
spectacle Of OBJ EXON the Charmed Horn; tpro5uced
with entire scenery dresses and
Miss Chapman Sparkle, MILE Csleste Thstedown, Mss
81, Clair: Amand Mrs Rogers; SIR Huon, Air. Wheatley;
Forester; Fam-, Mrs Thayer
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A NTHONY J. BLEECKER. AUG TIONEER-DEsI-
"A bs rsidence on the south east corner Of Madison Ave
and 28h tAnthony Blee cker will sell auction,
Wednesday, Feb Cd at 2 o'clock, at the Merchants
change the three attic and basement house the
Of Madison and 28h and the lot in fee
house feet inches BY So feet Deep Including Of
2 deep, built the best and flashed
de sfxl NTH all he latei mnro
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y OUCH AND READY. TO HIRE-A GROCERY
~ Store, lease otl erwse. the West SIDE below
Murray either in West any good Stand for
Cash bn.ines., Would be willing smsl Stock OF
Goods, for Cash good chance for those having Store
let l,ns left IT this office, with directions
ing cav be had will receive attention. Address MERs
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NJ Office FROM GENERAL TAYLOR TO GEN
IN emsn wishing their Clothing Cleaned Pressd and Re-
paired style that "a Murray Of Washing
ton street the Head Quarters 70 get your Coats cleaned for
chilings pants ihiiiugs, whou cooVug-hc
General having brought the Of cleaning that Secon
OF late that he defes all
ed by the General or he can be found at In Hen
de zyous % Murray street. A. CORTISSOS
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DALLEY'S
PAIN EXTRA CTOR

w LII. within five minutes from lis application,
w move the pain from the sryrrest Burns, Scalds,
Blsers, Hurts, lambs Cuts and will certainly
Gout, Plies, lntlammatory Rheumatism, Sores or
SweilngS, or ANYTHING that i miiancd such as Eel
Ions, Runrouuds Nc. In cases OF Burns, ii applied
Immediately, It will preserve lite no matter how severe
may hc the injury unless vital be burned. 1t will
scar. 1t neutrnles and destroys poison from plants
reptiles. insects or rnbld animals 1t will wherever
applied, prevent N0rtifcatiOn, and IN old wounds
when mortcatlun has commenced, II Will arrest the
disease and cure the wounds when flesh has al
ready dropped away, and will the pant its
natural state. When the bowels are painful, it will
II well rubbed on afford instant relief and
movement even when Castor OH, Jalap and all other
medicines have tailed. lis use Is perfectly safe in all
eases II never do harm. 1t will conflict
with any medicine taken internally, We have not
space IN tins publication To enumerate all the diseases
cured by DiLLEY's MAGICAL PAS EXTRACTOR but it
will certainly cure Burns, Ncdids Bruises Piles, In
BdmmdtOrV rheumatism, Unframed and NOrc Eyes,
FeliOns, ChibldiHs, CJrnS BHcS. S0rcS and Ulcers,
and instantly alleviate pains OF any kind The En-
tractor has gained unprecedented reputation and is
esteemed the best medicine offered To the public
But reader, you must be careful when purchasing,
you vii be- imposed upon. The genuine Extractor
Is deservcdly popular that wicked men counterfeit
II. There are, perhaps, twenty different kinds Of
counterfeit Some have Henry Daley printed on the
wrapper to initiate writing But the genuine has on
II written with n pea ant ink, H. DALEY ; and the
writing Is always IN a different colored INK from what
the wrapper IS prn,rd with. For 10y ii. DALEY
< co, No. POS Broadway New York
Milo \. IinIcomo Agent for New England Tariff
vile, Ct; IllEO \, PECK, Burlington ana by al
most every merchant in New England
March ~, ISIS. 37yl
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This i- to Certify That have purchased and pu, in
one of Mes>rs, ". Il ID. DoUGIAS' Improved llY-
DRArLlC RAMS, on my Farm, and am pertecy
satisfied and well pleased with the operation OF the
article, and would recommend its use, TO all who
DESTROYS OF raising water from any spring or other
running stream or about their preInlecs. The
spring 10 which have applied the Ram, is fifty rod,
from my house, and seventy five feet below level OF
the point where discharge the water in my dwelling,
The size OF the drive pipe applied to my Ram, is one
and quarter inch caIlbre and forty feet long aud has
a fall, in running from spring to Ram, of ten feet.
The discharge pipe, beading from Ram TO house, is
half an inch cabre aud fifty rods in length, and runs
up an elevation of 50 feet and the water discharges
from the same IN my house, n perfectly steady and
handsome stream, without any interruption whatever.
ted with this new and truly useful invention, TO call at
my house in Durham, and witness lis operations
Durham, CT. Sept. 18th. SAMUEL q. 1lBBAlS,
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Salt Rhcum. Scrofula, Leprocy,
Erysipilas &c. &c.

Facts are Siu6born Thugs. Here IS one among
mass Of others.
NEWTON, Lower Falls, May, 1913.
Mr. JONES, Dear Silt more testimony is nee
ded in favor OF your valuable Drops and Pills for HUI
mors, you may add mine to the number you already
have
Having been afflicted for thirty years with the Lep-
rocy White Scurt and having tried all sorts OF
edles to purpose, and having arrived At the OF
fifty had gwen up all hopes OF relief Accidentally
seeing your drops advertised induced TO tIy them
when, to my utter surprise was completely cured be-
fore | had taken one bottle. You are at liberty To
make any OF this you please, Tor 10 your drops
are invaluable. Respectfully Yours,
WILLIAM CURTIS,
For sale in Burlington only By TmEOnoRE \. PEcE
and 10y many other Druggists i'll this and the adjoining
States.
y b. Nothing Is cheap, aud nothing else is Sc
ecacions Tor all diseases OF The skin. Try TRY II
FAITHFuLLY-try 1t As DIRECTED. wIYl
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New Goods
j. v. Ee A ND ALL

HAS JUST RETURNED FROM New
III York with large assortment of Watches Jew
clry and Fancy articles. lie has the largest and
best assortment Of Watches and Jewery that has even
been offered for sale i'll the State OF Vermont and he
will sell goods lower than they can be bought in
Montreal, Boston, or New York, OF the same guilty
lie has Gold and Silver Watches of all kinds Gold
Lockets ofeverv Pattern, Gold Guard and Fob chains
Gold Pens in Gold cases for Ladies' or Gentlemen
Gold Seals and Keys OF every Pattern, and great
variety OF Coral Cameo Iowa Stone and cluster Pins
fine Gold Pins with glass aud Box Setting for Mnea
lures, two dozen different Patterns of Bracelets ant
clasps, Gold Thimbes, Beads and Chain Slides Col
Rings OF every description, Prices from 2jcs S25 OO
Ear Hoops, large or small, Plain or chosed Eai
Drops, with Coral and Stone Setting Bead BAYS
Pearl and Shell Card cases Ivory Tablets, Stce
Beads, Rings and Tassels Purse silk &c. &C.
Burlington, June l6 'iS W5l
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AN UNEQu ALLIED REMEDY,
4 mi mn iI,uouor far 1919 Gr1,js
:.
VI No'us anu ItNeIis" iecliiHs ana PTcteht-
"S i'nncIS' - ..
zu-rof Astliha' Liver Complaint ana buIlous al
q J.; p., T. i.-.., ,,.,
o. ~ D.ariio''' ihuar stlon anu LoSSV dHc"e'
-Ior SostlveheSs m leihaIes ana ilaes nj
III ,,oli"rh hl'ecu?ns, DyspGpSla ana lies
20. e''"' G'f"tS az 1t Il ""t nuu !" 'uhe' "eo'
sETts p1 ana hfcr udceS one coStite
Vi, al esc .',.H1 Is "aIiall'tu ul',q'ae1 al'1
ul' "Io 90 nol h'u II 50 may return me oottie ana
go r t.e , MD%g' 10 ro,, .,, u,o.,,. 1.,,:..
pcan EnIlr J,,y - s'e"' ,,nra g., ,' ~ H..
.; @ N'N' 'P''0' III an -'''"''''N WI 1910
~ ~
HAIR Ionic o the Bald and trey-,f you wish
rlch' inNurIeht mead ct HAIR tree IRON dand and
scnt,, 90 no, 'a, 10 procure the genuine balm OF
Nonhba IN chs'S ct badness 1t VIII more thal eN-
rccu your expectations. Many VINO nave l"st their
hr 'ol .wcV year have had II rcsnfeo 10 lis on
En'"' p'i.'o.'o'i ny inc use OF ths nalHi Aee sh'e
or c"nul.o,i onpfnfs 10 be no obsthce WhaleVGr II
n.s" , , Ill.,, d'iu 10 no" WIN WnIcn Wy ueieau
i''! . = NJ w "'ich nc'iS 'hpueu""s
ha % -; ,nr AI'alc e1al' NV t,I .i' II
" ~ ~ "'liul S9or ny .lr Use vi mI H.
Nu.uae III u.l cas's OF ie'ef II Will ne l"u'!d 'He
most Pensni'l WASH mat can be used rev appca-
uo.i9 Ji, ,e 10 Keep tlc Hair iToii' in's
ou 1ueuI..'.ns lle roofs II never His l" hlnf'
i'h s"n,S "llW :" 'icc' ni'u us P'Ilu'H' I"r U'
oiPl II Is un'quho II h"los three tunes as lnnch rs
9tfr l7ceu nun te'toratves ana Is more eiirctua
NE ne genuine ila.n'hcluf'd only 10y Colstoch N 60
: onIlln' -. Wv l ofh' ,,.. :.
,oNHhiS MAIcAL LAM hNrkAorot-l Is Bow BOW
T"l''u.u ny "'"I,"l ie', 'il C"i'ucI 'ihEc"I az,
fAtfhG'"f' hni'u'actuiru 10y ,oi'S'"'h " 70 ~
,"uttah" s., y . IN lf 9.enlrs' Wonu'r "' me ~
century US 'iec : are Uu'y hhg'cu'"u' =" P'l''
are removed from bn'uS' Sc"'ds &c. and all eNi'rnn
S"'S' III IT," minutes "''rr ~ 'PP',',"''. ''''','-
ilr same on th' H''-i a'irhi' >N' .'l',N"- mo scar
II lSeQ"nf 'e"'H',9 Il d" III "i Nu'''''''I,E I'll
s'ases suGn as sore Nipples ana Dyes SprhWs' lihen
teHll1'n' W me H"'''"l- auu ir'S bruises bu "
O''l'p'ai'S bNN'l|"s, PM ~ i,'l',I''' ~. W.
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This medicine was prepared by regular physician,
and is the result ot an extensive practice OF several
years in bllliour climate Those vino have used IL
themselves or seen its saiuary effects upon others
need no farther evidence of its great value small
Treatise the causes treatment and cure of fever
and ague and other diseases ofbiliious climates"
Numerous certificates from men of the highest re-.
spectahliy ,testying 10 the efficacy of his med
icne, may be obtained gratis application to the
undersigned agent
- foI sale wholesale and retail by GEO. f. HAIR
KIM ION, sole agent for Burlington and vicinity.
Sept %, AS. wllm3
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INSALU tI}II,
FAMILY COM MON.

GIN Lectures on Causes, Prevention and Cure OF
- Consumption. Asthma, Diseases OF the Heart, and
nh Female Diseases 23i pages, Is enGravings.
age 9 - cts.
Shoulder Braces and Chcs, Expanders, So Mail
TO any part, 80 cts postage. lnhaiing Tubes, Silver,
50 by mail, letter postage. Abdominal supporters,
perfect So to $40, Tor all Rupures, Falling OF the
Bowels and Womb, and Weak Back and Chest sent
by Express everywhere. For Braces Supporters,
or Rupture supporters give height from head TO foot
and circumference OF person next the surface, Just
above the hips II Rupture, mention which side.
Agents wanted for the sale OF the above goods Ad-
dress DR., ;. ). FITCH, 707 Broadway, New York
post paid.
March TO- ISIS. 31yl
THO. \. PECK, Apothccary and dealer in Snrgi-
cal lMsirnmems. 4 eMt for BmrLmg,nn and yirInlly.
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PRESS FRIDAY MORNING. November 10 Is4
CIV Tin ShOO

Get Iron, Brass and Copper Ware House.
VllE Subscribers have opened Shop in
Il Church Street. opposite Chtenden Co. House
Tor the purpose OF Manufacturing and offering Tor Sale
every article that may be wanted in the above line
which will be made to order Peddlafs and Mer-
chants will be supple on as reasonable terms as a
any other shop in the country.
JAMES A. SIIEDD g. co.
Burlington, MAY 1878 6wIy
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Lost her SDccCi,.

Tho ANNEXED Certificate tells simple story
nni relief There thousands Of similar city
md Ho1kyn ord yet there parent,
children die Tor fear Of being umbussed few shI
hHsH
ErcotpH, SEPT 81 1897.
DIR TowSsrNpl take pleasure in for the benefit
those whom that daughter
months old afflicted with General Debility speech
She by family PLY
frtunt y recommended by friend
Before having used bottle she recovered
enabled to ak alone the astonshmcnt OF all
ed with tho circumstances She we'll
ter health than she mas been for eighteen past
JOSEPH TAILOR,
LIS lo,-sI Brooklyn.
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[. ABRAM
DYSPEPSIA.

No fluid medicine has hrcu
resemble. the gastric Juice saliva accompanying food ana
STRENGTHENING the r:un' OF Digestion preparation of Sara
pira tpo'ey cures OF d. peps however severe
tAronlC,
hANk DEPARTMENT. i'bdrH. Mdp 10 ISIS
nh IowNSrNp-p'ar SIR: have b,cn afflicted for several
'''s Nl u s'Pa u At, forms atcu led IN sourn-ss ~
'"r To- "i appetite extreme heartburn great a,rr,ios
Al kinds e" foot and lot c.ks lNha could catl
'.'i unable To r'tun bur small portion stomach I
fN tie u,nl r'u"i', but tlrv had bur l. effect
MOVING - '"nIIuut l", iJiuc'l
ry 'our Ettr of >lrsapail AMI mn, v wish lido
l'A'' bal 4't'F usn- nearly BOTTLES found appetite
;" hn Would earnestly the tuose whs
'"'e been afflicted As have Lecn lous Sc, -
W W VAN ZANDT
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TWO CHILDREN SAVED!

Very few families iudced-n heard of on.-tL,
used Dr. To"n>'nts Sarsaparla in time Lost children
past while those that did sickcnrd died The
certificate publish below conclusive
anI l. on. another instance of the lives
DIR TowNSFND-pcar Sir; had children hy
>aparia OF the summer complaint and dvscntrrv;
teen months old and the other They
reduced and expected they would die vcu IN
by two respectable Wien the Doctor
y" must lose them resolved Sarsapsria
beard much of but had but little confidence there being
much stuff adv Hrtsod that worthless but thank
At did for unlonlr1l, both write ia n
that Others may be induced to
Yours, respectfully.
JOHN WILSON, yr.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-11-10

Nm ana alter Saturday. July lst, the
~ Passenger Trains will run, in connection with
follows:
Leave Boston at !, 4. NJ, and ., p NJ
Arive at keene at II, A. NJ, and 6, p NJ.
Leave kcene nj :, 4, NJ. and 2,P NJ.
Arrive al Boston at II, A VI and 6, 7. VI.
Stages will run in connection with the Trains, as
follows From Winclendon, Tor Rindge and Jalrcy,
on the arrival OF the morning Trains up, on Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays, and returning on opposite
days.
From Fitzwilliam, for Richmond, Winchester
llin.dale and Brattcboro, on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, on arrival OF the morning Trains up,
and returning from those places the opposite days
to connect with last Train down being the shortest
Railroad and Stage Route from Boston 10 those pla-
ces, Also, from keene to Chesterfield and Bralte-
boro, on same days, on arrival OF afternoon Train
from Boston up, arriving at BrattlebOro same evening
and returning on opposite mornings 10 irst Tram
down passengers will arrive at Boston at II, A. NJ
At kecne Stages will connect with all the trains to
aud from Wapole, Bellows Falls, Chester, Caven-
dish, Ludlow, TO Rutland and Burlington Dews-
ve ,Aislead Charlestown, Springfield Weathersield
S.aremont Newport, Windsor, Woodstock, and
Montpelier to Burlington.
Tins line, m connection with the Fitchburg Rail.
load' ma the Stages To and from hccnc, forms di-
Wcl ilNe ct communications between Boston nn1
Noiuieth Vermont and Northern New Hampshire
ana 'lit shIftSf aud most direct line between South
/ ,rn, mlHdlr, and WrsterR Vermont aud Weston
New Hampshire and Boston and also i'm connectior
W,'n we "t'srs nom Wmchendon aud Fltchburg Il
! w ofccsler, aud the Worcester and ProyId-nce h. n
G'u' ''e mos dIrrci iIur between those sections o
vermont ana New Hampshire aud Worcester Coun
~ and the state Of Rhode Island; and IN couuect m,
with Stages from Lucton, Mass To Lowell n ,ir.c
communication between the snInr Portions of New
! Hampshire aud Vermont aud Lowell 'N'
Freight trains will run daily, 10 and from, Ros,o,
IN connection with the regular Flchburg Trains'
L. VI. EDW ARDS, President.
TlLTON, Engineer.
keene, June 80, 1913. VS.