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hoursof darkness, and his prayers had
scared the evil demons from their prev,
"Listen to me, Mary" said the mis-
cradle man; s'isten to me as dying
man: ! am no murderer! A gambler
and drunkard lhave been; deserving
Of the heaviest sins committed against
you, Mary-against Our innocent child
-against the Roracles Of God within
my own soul, but never have my hands
been stained with blood. II true, i
was among the rioters; ] saw the tav-
ern brawl in which young Rivers lost
his life; but as hope to gain from
Heaven the mercy denied on earth, my
hand was not raised in the affray. :.
The witness who lied my life away,
struck the blow for which / am unjust.
y condemned; and had Inot been rem.
dered powerless by strong drink,
would have stepped between those who
were drunk with wrath. Do you not
believe me, Maryw W a'po1ia
al dol do-and / thank God for
this one drop Of consolation in my cup
Of bitterness" "'eH s'a Ie2s' oi%aia' '5d' ~
The convict took his child upon his
knee, and looked sadly and fxedIy in
his face. "Take him far away hence,,'
he gasped; "give him another name
lot him never be known to others as q
felon's son. But tell him Of his fathers
fate, that you may guard him from a
!alher's vices. Let him never forget,
that had | taken heed TO the beginnings
Of evil. i should not now be the wretch
am.'' isw e. slss, sai no y.r.y 3. t..s ...a,..
AT this moment sound of footsteps
was heard; the keys rattledin the heavy
lock, and the form Of the jailor appear.
ed in the doorway. Pale, cold, and
half fainting, the unhappy woman sank
ION her knees, with her hand clasping,
as il in a 'death.grasp, the cold fingers
|of the convict. 7s9lf'1os I''s"p' si'''ahnn
ia "Has the hour comes'' asked the
prisoner. "Weli, I am ready:" and
taking one las, fond look at his unco4n'
scious child. h" oendeayored ia extr+i.
cate himself, from, the boys. embrace,
What means that sudden pause? The
light Of q lantern CLEANS far, along tile
.vaulted passage, but shines full upon {
paper in the jailor's hand. The kindly
official knows every word oil its con
tents, but holds it closer TO the light, al
If coming it more carefully, in order
that the group within the cell may b.
prepared tor his ,idings. isaiido 10 ssoa
Vain caution "Pardoned, PARDON
[Epw1sThe shock is too great: the spir
| it that was nerved 10 wrestle with ago
ny, cannot endure the quick revulsior
Of feeling. With choked and gtirglmf
cry, Mary falls heavily forward: anc
the heart which has been overtasked BY
sorrow is broken by The sudden stroke
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IL-I .NTurF
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may 10. be, for his happiness Il il The life

.nay nos w W '''' - l'''e '''e
% come asa, ga, no, 5lsa, to.i i4a
ne d!es-lhe shock perhaps dePrIves
ner o. llle, of't not' she ives as cne! .Ve!
desola'e ana alone, anfx'ou'ly looking
lorwaIa % una. woI,a wnere sne may
meet her dar''ng ch''o' hever % Part
aga1n:: ayl yIgi
WIN equar snnP''c'ty ana eioquence'
me !enoe' a"ec''oh ~ nagar ior her
cnild y expressed 10 me Uio Testament.
- me "n1ernesS' neIsei' parcheu WIN
thirst ana iain'ing win Iatgue' she oe-
ho'os ner in'an1-her only comPanlon
laying rom wan' q nour'shment-
Inc wa'er-po'ne was empty RACING
nsF ooy oeneas : : ~ sl,.uo' aaa - moving
= sone s.a"Ie' Sne wv. M me
no. ~ Ssss sh1 ,L dsa.n u'M,y s".'G. &c. .ne
ny Io". wy - ~ "o.e ''es;
wo,c', nttu'o .o"pt's ne y supPol'
ano cnel,sni ~ no. m,'ne eyss WITNESS
lne s'aluoa. uePd'.ue =. un' args,
oPHn' 49, ~ Pe r'u "no, :
wy :o % S."' |. ~ ~ uy ue
cnnne ya's. !, "u s"o '''eu W nei
voice anu weptf Du. se was no'
leit cnlinless, lot "uod was WIN Inc
lad. s;f.es.
II we renect upon the lnestimable
value OF this parent, we can appreciate
the beauty OF the Psalmist's expression,
when he compares himself, labOring un-
der the extreme Of grieI, to one ssyho
mourneM for his mother" And was it
not in accordance with the perfect
character or onr Saviour. that Soma of
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The Senate Of Pennsylvania has cor
Cured in the House resolution ops1R
journ on the fftho Of April. sse
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Champlain Transportation Company.

The Annual Meeting of this Company was
holden al the American Hotel, in this Village,
on Thursday the 9th inst. The following gen.
temen were elected the Board of Directors -
II. II. Ross, Essex, n. Y; p. DooLITrLE'
john PECK, Burlington; A. THoMrsoS' heese-
vile. n. Y: l.. BRAINERD, St. Adams j. ~
PoMERoY, n. b, lIAswELL, ). Il. HOWARD
JoHy BRADLEY, Burlington; PARIS FLETCHER
Bridport l.. MYERS, Plattsburgh, n. y; "
w. Corr, Port Henry; J. II. BoYD, Whitehall
N. Y; JAMES II. lIookER, Troy, y. y; l. H.
SMITH, New York,
We believe the Board is the same as that oil
last year with the exception of Judge FoLLErT
who, we understand, declined a reelection.
JOHN BRADLEY, Esq. was elected to supply his
place.
We noticed quite a number of gentlemen
connected with the Saltus interest," in town last
week, Mr.. GRANT and Mr. DoRLoN of Troy,
Capt. TIsDALE, and others, II is rumored that
definitive arrangement was made between the
high contracting parties" which, il true, will
tend greatly in our humble judgment, 10 promote
tie convenience, comfort and safety of the trav-
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d ie0,

In Essex, on the 9Th inst ELIZABETH, wife OF An
drew Ellis, in the S0th year OF her age,
In Ferrisburgh, on the LIST inst, WILLIAM HAZARD,
aged 81 years
After long and painful illness, which he bore with
uncommon iotiIude. He could get relief from the
most able medical aid in the country. H. disease
proved to be affection OF the heart, In his death
his family have lost kind and ndulgen parent-the
community an active, useful member Of society-ihe
poor kind-hearted and liberal EIud.
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1JOn Monday evening last, we received "A
letter which required to be answered by the
Tuesdays mail We took the answer to the
Post Oce at Is minutes before o'clock by
our own watch, aud at 10 minutes before nine,
by the clock at the American, (before a single
business shop in the Village was closed,) and
were very briefly and courteoaSiy informed that
the mail was made up, and that our letter,
(Which we respectfully represented that we
were specially DESTROYS to have nailed could
not 90. We have too much respect for, and
confidence in, the courtesy and accommodating
disposition OF the Past Master, to believe that he
would sanction so small and annoying a pro-
ceeding as this and as we suffer with other of
our business citizens, in the premises, through
the existence of an evil that has given rise TO
very general complaint, we have nothing for il
but to wait and thank Providence for the pros
pect, which similar misrule furnishes, that pc.
litical nuisances, in this afflicted country, are
about to be abated.
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ID Il Y G GODS,

- .A 4 a. IL; III, 80 ~ Az" A"'h' i"' -
rich' anu 'asl''o""ole s'ocA o'
ID IL u u ID ID ID >,
CONSISTING IN PART OF GREAT VARIETY OF
CLOAK AND DRESS GOODS.
W. ~ ru.L.. u..;lI c,~, go
n supiti laoe'' en,,'1 aiu Lyolese i.o.ns, ancy
iai.s Wii ~ plI So, 49, III d.;
! ~ n,on' gum, "tpe p'"p IAN
Cashmere, Nous. De Lame Dress Goods, and va
riety of other kinds, not here enumerated.
Broadcloths, Cassimeres and Vestings.
A large assortment of Black. Blue Black. Brown.
Green and Drab. German. English and American 80
also Black Blue Black, and Fancy Cassimcres and
Doesklns, variety oil Ken ana fancy Sesunss con-
slsiing OF PLAIN and fancy Satins Marsees Valencia,
ana various other KINDS, TOO numerous to MENTION
euA >A,,e
;,ci,'na AII'wnoi Cnshmere harL md ioncv Sin
Rrochn Vyus.d Donnsk Highland Plaid md othrr
styIs ol h.,yv WOOL and net SLo,ys Tar winter wear
Ti"'s anu "h"s"""s.
800 pieces Prints and furniture Patches, all styles
and qualities at very low prices; also, variety VI
Scotch, English and American Ginghams.
r.. .,,
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Valuable Books.

\ViIKES' Exploring Expedition fine ed. 6vol s25.
w do do do cheap s do
Franklins Works, IS vols. by Sparks. Jeilcrsons
Works, 4 vols Prescotts Conquest OF Peru. vols;
Prescotts Conquest Of Mexico, vols Writings OF
Hugh S. Legare, 2vols. Alison's Europe,4ly Lord
Bacon's Works, 3v Lord Bongbrokes Works, 4
v Marshall's Life of Washington w. Sparks Life
OF Washington Theirs French Revolution States
mans Manual, Nv. !; Modern British Essayist, = y;
Encyclopedia of Science Literature and Art ure's
Dictionary OF Arts and Manufactures Websters Do
nestle Economy aud Housekeeping Cycloppdia OF
600 Practical Recipes; Groy on Weaving.
Jan ID. For sale by Z. Is. EDW AKDS.
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CAUTI0Ni CAUTION i!

oNmg to the aud immense sale of Dr. Tow nsouls
>lrsupara number of Who formerly A-eut av,
on-nred irsapurt Extracts, EAir Brrs EStracts
n yellow Dock, AcrAc They generally put u W IA the
bottles, CLAIMING that theirs fur Snd four
than Dr. Townsville A. hoping tcrrey TO dtceVn the
their 90
uuprnoprd publish oohuter certificates uhers haNH
brothers and other interested persons 90 ao" ME
name, which thoy Esquire 10 gave them resp t.
pU- makes mcdiclna and puts WIN reslNctsl Mans
hy Dr. Tow nsont saaparA publishes them -
urcl b. III. stui publishes the certificate OF person
styles VI ID. W1o mon shoes is w' and doetos
,or.- b tam. for livelihood They also publish ecrtdcas
tsn, I d-toi, nance, that they have used d Town
m .r.ipa1u4 aud t,i 70 injured them i'rs profess :" seh
,,,.r ,r. Tur variety OF other tcks
,p,4 h, tnas. dispose oitneH Uaa ne l, should
tit l0ok iu euuntetiaIts 'ne bottle Of tins
,,D~l, nv liln u.gcrt quantity oi N9tnr amt mnnscs.
i0o GALLONS of syrup Tar superior u that sold by these
R-prrson, nauns fn thi Medicine should not b. INDIE
IN hr ay other Druggists put up >itpagIa and o
rrf,r s-in ollc have purchased that Put W
n bottlr, because they make Frt7T Pre rcomm"rI
rr not deceived hy an!InSurc for Dr. Tow lds
M
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WANTED.
Rai1.1SOad Ties and SVb.SiIs.

THE Subscribers wish to contract for 80 900 Rail
L road Ties, OF nmarack, white OF black oak, black
OF swamp ash, cedar, butternu or chestnut timber,
The Ties are required to be seven feet In length for
any wood specified, Excepting cedar, which must be
~ feetp and six inches square of good bearing of
six inches, top and bottom and to be sawed smooth
ly hcwn. ALSO,
One Hundred thousand Hemlock Plank,
To be three inches thick and eight inches wide and
fourteen feet in length, for SuB Sis.
We wish to contract for the above specified lumber
to be delivered on the line OF the Rutland and Bune
ton kailroad, between Burlington and Brandon, on or
before the first day Of September next, Address the
subscribers at Burlington
CHAMBERLAIN, STRONG SCO
Dec. 81 1Si1. 27tf
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cling community. and relieve the Lake from the
uneasy and disagreeable competition which was
fast rendering a passage through it any thing
but pleasure. We trust, therefore, that it is
true that there are to be, next season, two day.
and two night boats, running each day to and
from Whitehall and st. Johns, and that the fare
will be the moderate sum of 81. 80, as we have
heard rumorod. Such an arrangement, we are
persuaded, would give entire and universal sat
sfaction, and contribute both to the prosperity
of the old and excellent Company, who, it is
said, have brought it about aud to the enjoy
ment and accommodation of the public.
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A Lady in Troy, n Y, who had been given up by
her physicians, sends us the following
Troy, May Is, Isi6-Mr, Fowle-ln October last,
took a violent cold which settled my lungs and
produced hacking cough, accompanied with night
sweals, which reduced me very low A few days
after was taken employed one OF our best physi-
no better success, and finally third, still growing
worse all the while AT this stage OF the disease
was reduced so low to be unable TO turn myself IN
bed or sit up while my bed was made. Ny physi-
sumption, and that there was help for me. My
friends advised me to try IVistdrs Balsam Of Ipdd
Cheiry but the Doctors objected, said that II would
bottle, and by using three bottles was restored to
TO perfect health MRS SARAH LAWSON.
Be careful and get the genuine DIR. WISTARS
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. None genuine
unless signed by l. BUTTS. Address all orders to
SETH w. FOWLE, Boston, Mass For sale whole
sale and retail by THO. A. PECK, Burlington and by
Dealers in Medicines generally in Vermont.
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faoNuI from Dr. o.cv, old rcspcctr
Puy.Iitn Grcnnhrd MAJ The he seen at
DR. Townstnls rigItl all descriptions OF sores
l'uers, &c.
The Slrstparln ready sale good
non able gentleman IN our a.
.c by ,olunaril, gave
certificate which enco have already sold than on.
nall OF quantity received from shall 10
short Yours respectfully
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BIRLIN0iTON FREE PRESS, FRIDAY MORNING, JAM
SO Reward.

Is OFFERED for the detection and convic-
1 ton Of the person or persons who rolled two cal
dron kettles against the rear door in the base
inent ofnly store on Saturday evening, Jan. 9th.
Burlington Jan H. 1S4S S. w. TAYLOR.
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COURT CALENDAR.
COURT CASES. 80 cnirrENprv COUNTY. NOV. An, i,

COURT CASES. - cnlrrENDEN COUNTY, nov. ADJ TERM
" CT. Il. Il Co. o. George Clones.
AS'ni2St on promS'ory note. Plea, the general
issue me note was on It's face payable Ito the Com
mssioners OF The Vermont Central Kali Road Gonna
ny" The defendant objected for yorinnce br,,vnror
the instrument and the declarations and commended ,bn,
the action should have been brought by the commits
s'oners IN their individual capacity. Evidence was OF,
tered tending to show that the consideration movn1
from ihe corporation, the plaintiff in the suit. The
accordingly. ut
Platt and Peck for the PT
Charles Russell, for the Def
Samuel Page d Daniel Jackson
BOOK Account. Exceptions to Auditors Repori
Inc auditor allowed charge OF % cents against the
defendants Tor entertainment furnished his minor son
VINO hau Dcen sent by his father to the public inn OF the
Plaintiff, and from the incemency of the weather rr
manned there over night.
Inc auditor dslllowed a charge of $3.50 for stage
wagon, furnished by the plaintiff to the defendant, m
der an agreement to u.s. in his business so as TO give
tar AMI thorough trial. and it it should fail to re.
turn 1t, but II 1t proved suitable to bis purpose the de-
irhi9nt was to purchase It," The auditor found tina
the defendant used the wagon proper and suitable
manner, Tor period of six weeks which he report.,
was not an unreasonable time to give it a fair anr
thorough trial. lie also found that the wagon was
wholly insufficient and unsuitable for the defendant.
purpose aud that the defendant did not return il unit
about 80 days after the six weeks above alluded to- I'm
der these circumstances he dsaowed the charge to
the price oi the wagon, unless the should be
opinion that the subsequent retention, after the trial
was c. lnpleed. was IN law acceptance thereof lie
further allowed the plaintiff 500 Tor the use OF the wag
on ana also passed upon some other items not the sub
Jtctpi any exception, leaving balance in iavor OF the
plaintiff oil SIOOo. lie also found that the defendant
hadbeiOre the commencement Of this suit rendered the
pantiii the sum OF S29Ol, specifically Tor the use %
me NIgbn and without reference to any other item. -
The plaintiff commended that the contract between
himself and the defendant was a Sdle OF the wager
with the privilege Of return if it should fail and thai
this privilege was waived by retaining 30 days aite
n a
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Amy BOardman's Estate.

Amy Boardman's Estate.
STATE OF VERMONT, I The Hon the Probate
DsTRIcT OF CulTrENDEN, S. ( Court for the District
of Chittenden TO all persons concerned in the estate
of AMY BoARDMAN, late of Milton, i'll said district, de-
ceased - Greeting.
WHEREAS, Samuel Bonrdman administrator of said
deceased proposes to render an account OF his admin
station and present his against said estate
for examination and allowance at session of the
Court of Probate be holden Mt the Probate Office
in Burlington, on the 10Th day of January, 1913.
Therefore, you hereby notified TO appear before
said Court the time and place aforesaid, and shcw
cnuse, if any you have, why the account aforesaid
should not be allowed
| Given under my hand at Burlington this Sh day Of
January, A. ID. 1918.
| 29w3 b. RIXFORD Register
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1913
of
more pn
quantity the being only 22 inches for December Sess have
be- nupd me,b
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1flarric0,

In this Village on the 18th inst, by the Rev II L..
Starks, Mr.. NATHAN BABcocK, and Miss CAROLINE
Dickinson, both OF Burlington.
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TIE BURLINGTON
S AVINGS BANK.

SAVINGS BANK,
INIIS Institution was Incorporated q, the hast srs
sion OF the Legislature for the purpose of rccei-
wing on deposit oil sums OF money offered, md man
aging and improving the same to the best advantage
tor the use and benefit of the deposors The whole
income profits OF the institution after deducng its
necessary expenses, are 10 be divided among the de-
postors.
The Corporations held their first meetings Oh the 18th
and 18th nst and have organised the institution BY
adopting n set of Bylaws, for its regulation and
elecng the following officers for the ensuing year,
viz
JOHN N. POMEROY, President
WyLLys LYMAN, Vice President
Il. A. STANsDURY, Secretary.
Board Of Trustees
DAv LYoN, Ciairman
John ii. Peck, Henry p IIickok
James Cook, VIM II. Wilkins Jr
Geo. Peterson, Charles d kasson,
JAMES W. liicKoK, Treasurer,
The Bank will be open for the reception of deposits
at the Treasureis office the lst Wednesday of
january 1913, from . till ) o'clock p W. And on
each "Wednesday thereafter, during the same hours,
until further notice.
Burlington, Dec I6. 1917. 25H
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Fire. Notice..

The Annual Meeting ofhc Burlington Fire Comph
n.y. will be holden at the American Hotel, on the Goth
day OF January lsis, o'clock r NJ for the choice
OF ten Wnrdens, Clerk and Treasurer, and for the
transaction of all other business required by the Char
ter and Bylaws Of the company
l.. CUMMINGS, Clerk.
Jan. l2, 1918. 29w2
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ntarkrts.

REPORTED FOR THE DAILY ADvERrl>ERI 80,
AT Market 700 Beet Cattle 400 Sheep and 100
Swine go Beef Cattle and $50 Swine unsoul Turs-
day evening. r., 49,
prices--Becf Ca,tie--In consequence OF the large
number mt market for the season, prices DEFINED
extra 80 first quality "A q 70 second 50 q %
q } %
Working Oren-Sales at SIS, and S92.
Ours and Caires--Sales at S22, S26, and S'So
Meep--Sniali lots ] 80, 63 and = %. Store fed
Weihcrs ) -, ) 10 and So.
S,cine--lso,s TO peddle 4!c for Sows, and SIC for
Barrows AT retail from > 10 G4c.
This day was the first Thursdays market, and ii
was well attended u very large stock was offered for
sale, consequently small reduction in prices was sub
mtted to.
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1J'No. ". of the interesting Letters of our
y. Y. Correspondent is in type, bat is crowded
out this week.
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Juiy II, l-ii.
FsPV. VIZ. ElODIsi.ss,

ofthr Baptist Church kindly thu following certificate
H. like aoJ.,J!s of otcr- cured Kihout kHoriRe
Nfr York, MdV l. 10.
po,- SI afflicted iu-lut the lat
;aeun In nv htrlS wr.t- tried cur.
A. last induced Sur,apurls mad hough
positively cured justice
complaint commenced taking
cutl.ty headed.
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rincipal Office, l26 Fulton
GsIesi5Ts AH'Savy.

ES1EEs ID AESsW.
Nor" than 300 Gees of Eh.Iuiui-n tr.u euro,
80 Ut Dr. Town.fns Strstptrt Witu re- last year,
II J., used with tho mast perfect sji,,-s tn Rt,uua,c e..
'atts, ho"rv' severe cWol.. T o. nsnu.i,s ,u-r.
performed ilo,l wou rfl Oter re ,i,, .ourti
Temporary relief this enrrv rrtl on Ii. s,,
wl'1 the limbs an ! hplrsr-r lrfrlfiiy swollen
D2 TowNsEND: was Httic, ted viii Distressing IN nv
1n bal thu coill walk N,p crut.ie.. AMI mt.
tho time igc1 to keep bod tried rom. . .
they dit r'leVr me tisl called
citts; h" did not help heard of S1raplri .ui
tnoI bottle AM d day entirely cured iui
veil now
ASiiDEi.l WALKER.
Albany Jan. ,, ISIS. :. I-.I-...
- Hear Mr. Seth Terry Of the oldest md tr-i
be lawyers in II uord Ccnn The following
lived from him:
Di lows have u>r1 bottle Of your Sir.sp,r.
al fil excellent effect, uol chronic rlcuunc p
subject from INJURY occisinncd several ynr,
public PLEASE ,eul two bottles TO the
rouycrsrh with principal physical
yul recommended your >lrsaparilla.
SETH TERRY
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+. 4 E. LY MAN

OU ID RESPECTFULLY INF0RM'TIIEIR
w friends, and the public generally tina they have
taken the stand formerly occupied by the Senior Part
ner corner of Church and College streets, Wickwarc
Building, and have OH hand, and are constantly re-
ceivng direct from Boston and New York, large
rich and fashionable stock of
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s2,7l9,iG2

Cons, CoUGns. CoNsUMPTIoy &c.-lt should be
remembered that u cough is always an evidence that
some impury is logged nhe lungs which II not speed
lily removed, will 50 rrItate those delicate organs as
to produce inflammation OF the lungs disease which
we all know is the high road to consumption.
Wnghts Indian Vegetable Pills are an easy safe and
certain for colds and coughs, because they carry
of by the stomach and bowels those morbid hnnlors
which, If deposited upon the lungs, are the cause OF
The above dangerous complaints. \ single twenty
five box OF said Indian Vegetable Pills Is gener-
ally sufficient make perfect cure OF the most OBJ
stInate cold and at the same time digestion is I'M
proved and the blood 50 completely purlhrd that new
life and vgorare given to the whole frame.
BEWARE OF CouNrERFEIT.-TH ONLY ORIGINAL
AND GENUINE INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS HAVE THE SIG
NATURE OF WILLIAM RIGHT WRITTEN WITH A rE.'
on the Tor LABEL OF EACH BON None other is gen
uiac, and 10 counterfeit ms Is rGrGERY ,,,,
Street, and THEODORE \: PECK, College Street.
sole agents for Burlington Reuben Ferguson; Essex
J. Il. Dyke, Huntington w; Rhodes, y. Richmond ;
llnderh llgrlbut & ilodges Wilsion K. San
dcrson, aud &. Ayers, West Wis,on J Lyman,
jericho W. b. Velie, Ilinesburgh; W. 5. q II. P.
Wood. Wes,ford Staples a. Lyon, Charlotte John
| Simonds, Shelburnc X. Richmond Barnard aud a,
the New England Branch Office and General Depot,
l9S fremont Street, Boston,
! Barn, Me, May 2s-Mr f. Brown Dear Sir -
Having tested the value OF your Sarsapaila and To-
mao Bers, take pleasure 10 give to you the facts OF
my case Tor your own satisfaction and the benefit OF
others have been suffering with the Eryspelas hui
NOR in my side, causing my hand and arm to swell
very much and to be painful at the same time, and
| for some time Previous have been troubled with a
weak stomach most Of my food has hurt me- aud
there has been singular taintness at the stomach
which has been increasing, and caused me much diff.
! Guilty. After commenced taking your Bitters
/ could perceive gradual and immediate relief, and
would recommend it with much confidence TO those
who are troubled with such complaints.
| Yours, truly.
| WIN. DONNEI.L.
Bath, Me-, May 81, 1874.
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