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Removal.
A. ARNOLD & CO.,
IMPORTERS. JOBBERS g. RETAILERS
Hare Removed to their Nem Store,
No. so, Canal Street.
One Door East Of the Smnd they hare 50
long occupied.
Removal.

IN anticipation of this removal an exten.
4 sve stock of RICH AND FASHIONABLE
GOODS, suitable to the season. have been selected in
Europe by partner OF the House, a large portion OF
which are now i'll store, and others daily arriving
SILhS.
Superb Paris Styles in all the new designs of the
season. 81 and "A changeable and black Satin d,
Chine, A chaugeabe Gross d'Egyptc, 3-i and ii
chnngeabe Pouit de Soie "a and IA blcl, watered
silks Pumpadore and other rich STYLES for evening and
solTees, Marcc.ines, Satlns, and Millinery Silks.
iINO.
French aud British Cashmeres and Deaincs, in
small, medium a0d bold desl IHs. Plain Plaid, and
striped NledonnaS. Raw silks, Arago, Gala and 9th
er PIalds, Victoria. Cushmeres, Meiinos Thbe,s
Cloakings, French and English Prints, French anu
Scotch Gnghams.
ALSO.
French Cashmere Long and Square Shawls Rol
Roy tCan pattrrns,) long, square, and Misses szcs
rich Printed Tuklra Shaw Is Embroidered Casuer
Robes, Nsetes Manias, and CIoaks OF the urwes,
Paris shapes, cuored and black Nelves, ttcm halt t.
yard to two yards wide.
Also
Ladies, Gentlemens and Chillren's Hosiery of ev,
cry description Cotton, Nerino and Lamhswool I'm.
lervests and Pants Welsh, uushrnkable and dumes
tic FIonnels; Bath and Whiting Blankets coored
and white Counlerpanes and Qlits; A Linens Cot
ton and Linen Shettings Diapers aud Damask Table
Linen, Napkins and DOYLE Towelngs together with
general assortment OF housekeeping articles.
ALSO.
laces Embroideries, Lace Wells, Gloves, Elnbroid.
cred Grape, Robes, Evening Dress Goods and Fancy
Articles
n. b. Family Mourning of every description con-
stantly on hand, tor which separate department has,
been provided
No abatement made in this Establishment from the
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From Rev. Zacharlah Paddock, D D.


DEAR SR-llaving used personally, and IN my
family two or three bottles of your Prctoral Syrup |
feel myself authorized, indeed bound m duty to speak
III nigh terms OF the article. For hOarsencs- which
dable difficulty, | have never found anything like il
In diseases of the lungs, and Other parts OF the yoca
organs, It's ELECTS most grateful and salulary Its
remarkable Notwithstanding very little more OF
teilsve than pure honcy- consider one of ii, slna
lest recommendations In a word ] am persuaded
tina, lis virtues and its ooNvEHENcES known to
the public, il would have an extensive sale.
Very respectfully,
Oct 2j rs Wiling H. PaDDocK
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Tbs m d.clne was prepared by a regular physician
on" IS Tue result OF an extensive practice Of seyrra
years IN tiipur climate. Those who have used il
themselves or seen It's anutary effects upon Others
,rrd n" farther evidence OF It's great value. SINAI
1IedtSs on the causes treatment and cure of fever
aiih agnr and other diseases otbous climates"
Numerous crt iicptes from men of the highest re
tptchhlllly teStynG 10 the great efficacy OF his med
cine, may he obained glatis ON application 10 The
undersigned agent
~ .ale wholesale and retail by GEO. f. HAIR.
KlNGtON sole agent for Burlington and vicinity
Sept %, AS. Wilma
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Certificates.
From the Rev Mr.. Cleveland.
Fayetteville, (Onon Co J April 80. 1874
DEAR SlR:--The bottle of Syrup which you was
so kind as to send me- at the instance and by the
hand OF ou' brother, Deacon Munson, wrought ike
charm, and substantially cured my obstinate cough,
and weakness OF lungs, within about week
have spoken OF it iavorabIy to a number of my
neighboIs, and send this morning, in behalf OF one OF
our oldest and most respectable cllizens David Collin
ST. Esq, Tor bottle Tor his use. lie is much aict-
ed with soreness OF lungs. and especially OF the throat
being liable to pulmonary at tacks.
Very truly and gratefully Yours,
RICHARD =. CLEN GLAND.
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LII having unsettled accounts with the
II Undersigned will have the goodness to call and
settle either by note otherwise by the first day of
January next, or after that date will find them IN The
hands Of ii. Leavenworih for collection
T. w. LOWELL g. co.
Burlington, Oct 20, 1913. Whit
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Salt Rheum, Scrofula, Leprocy,
Erysipilas &c. &c.

Facts are Stubborn Things. Here is one among
a mass IF ohers.
NEWTON, Lower Falls May, 1913
Mr.. JONES Dear Sir,-If more testimony is
ded in favor of your valuable Drops and Pills for HUI
moIs you may add mine 10 the number you already
have.
Having been afflicted for thirty years with the Lep
rocy or White Scur and having tried all sorts OF rem
edes to no purpose, and having arrived AT the age o..
fifty had gwen up all hopes OF relief Accidentally
when, to my utter surprise was completely cured be-
lore had taken one bottle You are al liberty to
make any use OF this you please Tor your drops
are invaluable. Respectfully Yours,
WILLIAM CURTIS.
For sale in Burlington only by THEoDoRE A PECK,
and by many other Druggists in this and the adjoining
Stnies.
N. B. Nothing is so cheap, and nothing else is so
eficacious for all diseases Of the skin. Try ity it
THIuLLy-try II As pIREcTSp. wGyl
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n 'F.TFs
WI. RUSSELL, &c Caraiin..st


Tho annexed Certificate toll and utjf story of sufes.
and relief Thore thousands If similar this city
nd Brooklyn aud yet tA'c oaui, Of parents let hor
chllen die, for fear Of being hiI5t: el few hi
hugs.
B-oollla Sspf % ist7.
DR TowvsrNnI ,lhc pleasure IN hrnoh' II
,io-r whom it c'nrar, THAT dau.lcr two and
uuuIs OIL afflicted with General DEBILITY oHl lo,s ~ speech.
she lp past recovery by family PhysIran but
prtst ly Gded by friend SaIari,
Brrc having bottle she recovered her perch
bei 10 walk alone the establishment o an who acquaint
ed "ii the ccnm' aurr She quite veil and IN
ter health than she has been for eighteen mouths past
jos Gpii TAILOR,
N.1rL- Hmm LIN
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Children's Panacea,

medicine which is unparalleled for its power over all
the summer disorders Of children, whether OF the sto
ach, the bowels the kidneys The skin, or the gene
raj circulation. In C0icra MtdUtHm Summer com
pIainrl Didrrhga. Uyseatery, II'asfiRs itcny Cos
HreHeSs Ieethin9, Nc, Nc il is niallibe. No iam-
y should be u moment without ii, as its timely use
will save life, and carry the most feeble children
through the summer II is accompanied by careful.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-12-15

TSa remedy ofunrivaed beauty and excellence be-
l. ing elegantly put up, and very pleasant TO take
and conaing by very skiIiul combination, all the
most important medicines that ever used tor
and we, they have been purified and arranged MS to
deprive them almost entirely OF their unpleasant taste
that CMidrea and the most fashdious persons
will often AXE this BAEsAMIc SyRur, not only with
out complaint, but even with pleasure.
But its great excellence consists in the prompt relief
it affords to n CoUGH, and the with which it
enables to raise and throw of the phegm that
obstructs the breathing and also IN removing pain
and soreness from the head, back or limbs and in
restoring The roice as to enable to speak with
more Cleanliness and en.e
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DYSPEPSIA.

fluid medicine has been vhic>
resembles the gastric Juice saliva dccumpo,n. food ana
strengthening the organs Of digestion of sara.
PaL pos'e cures every OF by pcps however severe
1T ChroHtc = - WV
., BANK DEPARTMENT, fbdnp MAY 10. Is45
DR. IowNsfNp-ear Sir have Lec,r afflicted for several
years N Dyspesin IN It's forms
sa' loss n appetite extreme heartburn
!" all hs OF food aud fo secks. (ahat could eat) have
n,en unable To retain but small portion stomach I
ed me usual remedies but they had hut little
ing e compliant was induced since 70
Try Your Extract of Sarsaphrl, aud
nut amer using nearly bottles found my appetite
s"'u ahu ""uld earnestly
have been afflicted have been. iours 81.
W " VAN ZtNDT
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DALI EY'S
VI A GICAL PAIN EXTRACTO OR

Az LII, within five minutes from its application,
w move the pain from the severest Burns, Scads
BiisteIs, Hurts lambs or Cuts, and will certainly
Oiout, Piles luilammatory Rheumatism, Sores or
Swellngs, or anything that is nilamed, such as Eel
ons, Runrounds, &c In cases OF BuRNs, if applied
immediately 1t will preserve life, no matter how severe
nay he the injury, unless n vital be burned. Ii will
zeal i ns or Wounds, Ulcers ct any kind without
scar. 1t neutralizeS and destroys poison from plants
-eptiles. insects rahid animals. 1t will wherever
,ppcd. prevent u0rtifcdtion, and in old wounds,
~hen mortlhcatlon has commenced it will arrest the
sease and cure the wounds, even when flesh has al
tady dropped away and will restore the part its
natural state. When the bowels painful, II will,
/ well rubbed on, afford instant relief and cause a
movement even when Castor Oh, JaIap and all other
medicines have tailed. It's use is perfectly safe in all
'ases. 1t never can do harm. 1t will not conflict
with any medicine taken internally. We have not
cured by DALLEy's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR : but it
Will certainly cure BarHs, NraidS Bruises Plies, In
fammdtory rheumatism, h!tamed and Sore Eyes,
fellOHS ChHJtHiHS COrHs, Bites, Sores and Ulcers,
ana instantly alleviate pans OF any kind. Tie En-
tractor has gained an Unprecedented reputation and is
esteemed the hest medicine offered To the public
But reader, you must be careful when purchasing,
or you WI he imposed upon. The genuine Extractor
is so deserycuy popular that wicked men counterfeit
II. There are, perhaps, twenty different kinds of
counterfeit. Some have Henry Daley printed on the
written with pen and ink, ii DALEY aud the
writing Is always IN different coIored INK from what
he wrnpper IS printed with ForslIe by IL, DALEY
* Co, No, 2uS Broadway, New York.
Milo a llulcomo, Agent tor New England, Tariff
vile, CT; TllEO. A. PECK, Burlington, aud by al
most every merchant IN New England.
March 10. 1873. 37yl
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THEODORE A. PEEK,
LATE PECh 4. SPEAR,
A P 0 THEC AIRY
Wholesale Druggist,

10 = III No 7 ON, T.,
- 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 Ihomsonian Medi-
cInes Pure Liquors and Wines Soda Fountains and
Syrups Brushes Perfumes, Soaps. Inks, Blackings,
Cigars Ground Spices GLASSWARE; Dye-Smif,
Camphene Bird, Field, Flower and Garden Seeds,
&c. In fine every article directly or indirectly con-
nected with this business
From the advantage of receiving Mineral waters,
Camphene Leeches, &c periodically, purchasers can
rely upon their freshness.
Individuals wishing 1russes, Leeches &c, will al.
ways find person in attendance TO apply them
Medicines dispensed al all hours OF night
g The attention OF Druggists Physicians, Ner
chants, and Manufacturers is solicited, with the as
surance that they can be supplied from tins establish
nent as advantageously as at the city markets 6
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The compound Chemical
WHALE OIL SO APP

RoSe-GHSS, Lelt-Ace, Sings, amt every o'her d.
scrptim If Insects upon Bushes Gwpe-
rnes, Peach, Appie and otter Trees,
Shrubberg, Grass Plo's, Tardps,
CabLdges, dyc. dc. DE.
PERMANENTLY ERADlCtTED.
'IlllS PREPARATION HAS DECIDED ADvAN-
tages over any other hitherto brought into use as
II not only destroys all the vermin parasli upon veg
etahes but a.o contributes to the rruy md cleanll-
ness OF the plants baTks aad roots OF tin ses.
1t may be considered inl,llbr IN its applications ;
and, account OF It's cheapness, very accessible Ia
any extent to Horculturists, Aqrcullursts, Farmers
and Planters.
Directions for Use.-A teacup full dissolved in
one gallon and pint OF rain water is OF sufficient
strength to sprinkle over the plonis aud sirubbery
morning and evening, until all insects have disap-
peared. Peach and other trees may be nolstened by
means OF large syringe, and at the same time the
bark OF the trees may be sponged with the liquid
Prepared by DIR. LEWIS FEuoHTwANGER Mo- Wall
Street, n. y, and Tor sale al Apothecaries Hall.
GEO f. HARRINGTON,
Corner Church and College SITS Proprietor
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JOTFTJ, INTELLIGENCE!

a NOIUEN LIE saved aleT tne DOOloR
~ could do no more.
Dr.. Bradlee-Sir-I take pleasure in giving you
satcment of the beneficial effects OF Buchans iiunga
ran }asam on INV daughter, who had been for
number Of ycars afflicted with bad cough pan in the
side rasua blood. and all those pains and troubles
which attend that insidous disease, CONSUMP-
TON ] employed several distinguished physicians
Mt great expense who. after numerous visits and many
experiments. finally declared that
I..t EoHH do no More,
was then advised by friend TO try Buchans Hun
cnrinn Basam. did SO. and the result has been most
astonishing my daughter is entirety cured and is
now attending to her accustomed duties. paid Two
Hundred Dollars Tor physicians and Medicine, with
ont amy sort of benefit, while Six dollars worth OF
Hungarian Bal=nm has removed the disease restored
the strength and brought on healthy action.
an gratefully yours, JOHN YOUNG.
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HALLS GENUINE
"A ID III r. SIV SAL We.

fkNtilS excellent Salve is now used and re.
L commended by many of the BEST PHYSICIANS IN
THE COUNTRY, for strengthening Piasters Burns
bruises, Fresh Wounds &c. Price only II cts per
Roll.
Just give II trial and il not satisfied with its utility
return IT, and the agents i'll every authorized
'oretund the money.
l.. c, HALL.
Sold in Burlington, by A. c. Spear Winooski
Falls, W b. Hatch, and by regularly appointed
Agents Throughout the State. "
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Hydraulic Ram.
w. Il b. Douglas, Patent.

- ing portion OF brook or spring 10 any required
distance elevation, where poporlonate fall can be
applied. The various uses OF the Ram are at once
obvious, viz For the purposes OF irigaling Lands
and supplying Dwellings. Gardens Factories Villages
Engines, Railroad Stations &c. WITH Il UNNING
WATER. For sale by
FEIRjE DtNEN &, co
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DR.. UphanM's Vegetable Flee.
fnnpV
THE BEST MEDICINE IN THE WORLD
FOR pILES.

THE BEST MEDICINE IN THE WORLD
FOR PILES.
TT is extensively used in England, France Scot
1 land Ireland, and other European countries, en-
,rely from its unc1uaed success in the United States
and for which disease, until this medicine was pro-
duced. there was no certain, speedy and permanent
remedy ever discovered. II has also found its way in
the West Indies, Mexico, and South America where
il has with the same salutary effects, established
name uncquaed by any other medicine for the
CURE or PILES,
EITHER BLEEDING OR BLIND, INTERNAL OR ExrER-
NAL and for ali Diseases of the Stomach Bowels
and Liver, such severe and hahitua Costiveness,
Chronic Dysentery, Dyspepsia, Palpaon of the
Heart, Pain in the side, Morbid and hillary Condi-
tons Of the Stomach, producing Sick Headache and
in all cases where Cathartc Restorative is re-
CURED,
DR.. Uphdms Vegetable Electuary
will be found superior to any other medicine ever Of
iered to the Public
Try 1T!
For it is the production of celebrated physician
DIR. A. lpham OF New York city, and the expert
ments upon hmseltin aggravated case of Piles, of
fifteen years standing. and combination of the above
diseases which produce Piles, that he effected cure
in his own case, aud thus asserts, with the greatest
confidence that is
CERTAIN AND SrEEDY REMEDY,
In all Gases, and under all Circumstances.
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NsiONIsIlIHg cures Of
co y y Il " u TION.
Two cases pronounced beyond the reach Of Med

cal aid
Auuustn Ne Nav 81 1915
Dr. Brod'ec-Sir-Tne Zimmerman B,snm has
bepn o the most intintr service tn me have been
cned of nm nirtinn of the Lungs which was ,hou ,ht
10 be ncurable hy all INV friends by the use of few
bot,les Onp oi nv children was also restnred tn
health, after hr.lr pronounced bevopd THE reach Of
1led;cal ail-Thjs medicine is now NV constant
resort in eases OF any difficulty IN the throat and
Lungs
Yours truly FRANCIS J. WEEKS
Belfast Me lime 1915
DR. Bradiee-Sir--Nr Clark of Pnimvra n friend
ofminc, was taken sick about a wear ago with bad
cough pain in the side, general debility, &c lie
consulted several doctors who prescribed for him-but
was finally told HE COULD NOT GET WELL.
lIe s;oprd taking medicine but continued TO rrow
worse until he was 50 weak he could scnrcelv sit mn
H., saw n notice Of the Hungarian Basam procured n
bottle aud continued to take IT ACCORDING TO the djrec-
,i,iIs-niid strange 10 say in few months he was
strong man. and as he believed permanently cured
1urs rrsjeclilllv
II q q. WASUBURN Bookseller
Ie... q H. i,enre Of Inc I,gc0,.D IF
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81 ~' ~, ',H" ,,. we ARE always ple" s.
e" ' ,at,.' m,,'' t Is ,;.y hsr'u'' n'a 10
a'm .yetn~' a. onf :ro" Norway. Me c'me
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"t.n, Ia'I "'ntlei o,a'nr' frIlueit IN me
i M'''' nun ','"' ~, al ',',',.ipu 10 MS oe,l ana
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nrai ,hn, he sh" Eave mini h. hs no T1 ,, W. ,;ns
tr m % al i ~ H. h"'' ~; ''lv, ,.
XII. H., TX u =, D " u III c,i'lIor
s y, ,L ,o,,ol.i ps, , t ,'''i ne CURES :
Which has resumed HIM en- yonr,,iu T ~,
,h iIi,i L I h, h ; ,u',' VIZ SHOW
, "'cu'ei'' nus oV'" 'l' ''S "ie'' OF ''e goo"
"o'A' p....n T.. &c ,o,,
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H., nd ,n wo, IN ',,,,sni,;o, of {, p .'
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New Goods
j. v. IL "A N ID ALL

HAS JUST RETURNED FROM New
Ill York with large assortment OF Watches j. w
elry and Fancy articles He has now the largest and
best assortment of Watches and Jewery that has
been offered for sale in the State of Vermont and he
will sell goods lower than they can be bought in
He has Gold and Silver Watches of all kinds Gold
Lockets every 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 and Box Setting Tor Minea
lures, two dozen different Patterns of Bracelets and
clasps, Gold Thimbes Beads, and Chain Slides, Col
Rings of every description Prices from 25cts to S25 90
Ear Hoops, large small, Plain or chosed Ear
Drops, with Coral and Stone Setting, Bead BAYS
Pearl and Shell Card cases, Ivory Tablets, Steel
Beads Rings and Tassels Purse Silk, &c. &c.
Burlington, June l6, '4S. w5l
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UNIVERSAL HISTORY
FROM THE
Creation Of the World.
BY THE LATE
Hon. Alexander Fraser Tytlcr.

mss oner Of Jusiicimy IN Scotland, and
former Professor Of CirH History, and
Greek and Roman antiquities in
The University Of Edenburgh
The work will be published in monthly numbers, a;
% cents each and will be completed in ten or eleven
months. 1t will make two handsome volumes of
about 100 pages
The Study Of History is the most entertaining and
useful OF all studies, therefore the selection of
author is OF the first importance. The history by rY-
TIER has been through more than one HUNDRED
EDIrIoNs in England, is used in the Universities OF
that country and this, and takes the first rank among
literary works Be particular therefore to enquire TOR
TYTLER'S UNIVERSAL HISTORY.
Remember that KNOWLEDGE IS Pow Err
and II you have more knowledge than your ncighbor,
you have power over him which he cannot success
fully resist.
Published by T.. WILEY Jr.,
90 STATE STREET, BosToN, and sold by Cheap Pub
LEGATION Dealers throughout the United States
Agents wanted to obtain subscribers, who will be
paid very liberal commission.
q Examine the first number. c. b. Edwards
Agent Tor Burlington.
Oct. TO- 1913. wl5m6
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NoTIcE.--'The genuine Upham's Eecluarv has his
written signature, thus q q a. Uphan, VI. d. The
land is also done with pen. Price. ST box
Sold wholesale and retail by fIEv>HAw & hrrcuAM,
l2l Fulton street, n. Y. A. c SPEAR, and GEo 4
HARRINGTON Agents for Burlington and by Druggists
generally throughout the L. 5. and Canadus.
Burlington, Iuly e, 1913, wlm6
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With Running Water.

'ur Stock.
f. ) PIERCE, c. NJ. DAVEY, J. B BISBEE.
MAY -. 1913 As
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To the Ladies',

DE- Towns"nds Snapars fayorite of the Ladies Il
"'cN them OF treat amount Of suffering and gives
eNons aud buoy sPi Mr, Parker has kindly
following:
South Broot'rn tug II, lsiT.
Or lowNsENrN-Sr: II gives pleasure @ lie
Ncnta, 81 chtr have experienced from the o
rL Nv very reduced by and gene
raj dcny and with variety OF female complaints
'erils and induced tut-y remedy
II restored htter Of hc tlth than hal
several Prcou, taking mo,l clccrfuly
commend valuable are adrted have
buyn. MRS PAkkER
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New Tin Shop.

Sheet Iron, Brass and Copper Ware House.
'NHE Subscribers have opened Shop in
L Church Street. opposite Chittenden Co House
Ior the purpose OF Manufacturing and Offering Tor Sal
every article mat may be wanted in the above line
which WI be made to order Peddlars and Mer
chants VIII be supple on as reasonable terms as al
any other shop in the country
JAMES A. SIIEDD & co
Burlington, May lSis 6wly
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Vegetable Certificates,

II ~
THIRTY YEARS STANDING
Mount Washington, Berkshire Co.. Mass !
November 49, 1917. !
Messrs.
Gents-For thirty years have been afflicted with
Piles, general Debility, and Inflammation. causing
umors and prolapsus OF the bowels and which had
sisted all the medical treatment Dr. Chapman and
others could give. The last three years of that time
my suicrings defy description. was confined to bed
unable to hep myself, and Mt last given up by my ply
sicians and friends in despair OF ever gaming my
health in fact Tor time before | commenced using
DR.. Uphams ElectuaIy, WIS entirely speeches., and
my burial clothes were made.-But under the beneii
cent mercies of Providence, and the use of Dr. Up
hams Eiectuary, though an OLD MAN, have the plea
Of stating the fact to the public that my health is
good, and hope to live many years, if it is Gods
will, to ma Ike known the virtues OF Dr. Uphams Elec-
tuary. and TO recommend it to my afflicted fellow
creatures 1t helped me beyond the expectations Of
all who knew my case, and can only say to Others
that it is in my opinion the best medicine in the void
for Piles, or any other disease Of the bowels and il
they viii use il according to the directions will my
self warrant cure in every case. Yours with the
utmost expression OF ihanksfulncss.
CORNELIUS SPUR