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DALLEY'S
AGICAL fAiN EXTRA CT q z

"A LII within five minutes from its application, re-
W move the pain tfom the severest Burns, Scads,
Bsters, Hurts, Iambs or Cuts. and will certainly cure
Gout, Piles, lnllammaiory rheumatism Sores
swelling OF anything that Is nilamed, such ms Fell
Ions, Runrounds, &c. In cases OF BURNS II applied
Immediately, will preserve life no matter how
may he the injury, unless a vital be burned 1t will
scar. 1t neutralzes and destroys poison from plants,
reptiles. insects rabid animals. il will wherever
applied, prevent u0rfyicatioR, and in old wounds,
when morlltcatIon has commenced, II Mi arrest the
disease and cure the wounds, when flesh has al
ready dropped away and will the part its
natural state. When the bowels painful, it will,
il well rubbed on, afford instant relief and cause
movement even when Castor Oil, .alap and all other
medicines lave tailed. It's is perfectly safe in all
cases 1t never can do harm. 1t will not conflict
with any medicine taken Internally. We have not
space III this publication 10 enumerate all the diseases
cured by DALLEY's MAGICAL PAiN EXTRACTOR but it
will certainty Burns, Scaids Bruises, Piles, In
Gemmafoiy Rheumatism htamed aud Sore Eyes,
Feiions Cb1ltiains Corns Blies, Sores aud Ulcers,
and instantly alleviate pans OF any KIND. Tie EX-
ractor has gained an Unprecedented reputation and is
esteemed the hest medicine offered 10 the public
But reader. you must be careful when purchasing,
you Will he imposed upon. The genuine Extractor
is 50 deseyedly popular that wicked men counterfeit
H. There are. perhaps, twenty different kinds OF
counterfeit. Some have Henry Daley printed the
II written with pen and ink, H. DALEY /; and the
writing is always in different culored ink from what
the wrapper Is printed with For sale by ii. DALEY
Co. No, 2OS Broadway New lotk.
Milo y, llolcoaIo Agent Tor New England, Tariff
vile, CT; IHEO A PECK, Burlington, and by al
most every merchant IN New England. %
March 10, 1918. 37yl
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LII having unsettled accounts with the
n 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 IL. LeayenworIh: for collection,
aa TW LOWELL & co.
Burlington, Oct. 20, 1913. WIFI
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Vegetable Certificates.
RENAREt Bile CURE or PILES!
THlETy WEARS STANDING r...
Mount Washington, Berkshire Co.. Mass
November 30, 1917

NoNelnDer ~, 1917.
.nsss,s.
Gents For thirty years have been afflicted with
Piles. general Debility. and Inflammation, causing
tuinors and proapsrs o the bowels and which had re-
sisted all the medical treatment DR.. Chapman and
others could give. The last three years of that time
my sulierngs defy description was confined TO bed
unable 10 help myself and last given up by my ply
scians and friends in despair OF ever gaming my
health in fact, tor time before commenced using
Dr.. uphnms Elcctnnry, was ent rely speeches. and
my burial clothes were made-But under the hencfi
cent mcrc,s OF Providence, and the use OF Dr. Up
hams Elecuary, though an OLD NAN have the plea
OF stating the fact to the public that my health is
will, to make known the virtues OF Dr. Upams Elec-
iuary. and to recommend it TO my afflicted fellow
creatures it helped Inc beyond the expectations OF
all who knew my case, aud can only say TO Others
that it is in my opinion the best medicine in the world
for Plies or any other disease Of the bowels and II
they wluse it according to the directions will my
self warrant IA cure in every case Yours with the
utmost expression Of thamksulness.
CORNELIUS SPUR.
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Children's Panacea,

medicine which is unparalleled for It's power al
the summer disorders OF children whether the so
n ach the bowels, the kidneys, .he skin, the gene
raj circulation. In Coierd Iatdutnm Summer com.
piani) DiGThTd, Dysentery, IVasfing Anay, Cos
tpeaess, IeefhiRg, &C. Nc, 1t is inialbe. No inmi
ly should be a moment without it. as its timely use
will life, and carry the mos, leehle children
through the summer. II is accompanied by caretu
"a.
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This m 'dicine was prepared hy regular physician
uni Is tue result of an extensive practice ol several
!eafs IN n billiunr climate Those who have used il
'hrnsei7 $ or sren lis salutory ELECTS upon others
rr-d u" iAIihrr evidence OF lis great value. sna
eHisse nn Inc causes, treatment and oufe ol ieyei
hni iFglle aRd other ui-cns,S OF bil.ions cmntcs"
Numerous certificates irna nru of the highest re-.
epeciabiiiy ,tcstying TO the great efficacy OF his ned
icne. may be obIamed grabs on application 10 the
undersigned agent
For sale whoesale and retail by GEO. T.. HAIR
NNGION. sole agent for Burlington and vicinity
Sept -, 10. Wilma
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NEW MEAT MARKET,

N ON TIA TER NTREET m
NsT A MASA DREW HAS OPENED
yTE - MEAT MARKET, in his
--42--.A- BRICK BUILDING, just erected .on
Water surel opposite the EXcnANGE HOTEL, wher'
he means To keep hrnd, for the supply OF The pub
lie all kinds ri MEAT which he will sell on the most
rens ,nil,e irrms His Ma kei will be open for Gus
o'"''ls ~ all tie business hours OF he day, hom
ncr"ig 10 asht, aud hr to provide for those
siu any palronze hin the best article in his line
e0ensss LhAI gan be obtained in the vicinity avn
Sesh mid TOT Poultry w
vsssgssN, July las sd&wtf
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Certificates.

SICFfU'tfHVS'
.ll From the Rev Mr.. Cleveland
= Fayettev lr, (Onon. Co J April 90, 1914.
DEAR SIR:-The bottle of Syrup which you was
SO kind as to send me, at the instance and by the
hand of gu. brother Deacon Munson, wrought ike
charm, and substantially cured my obstinate cough
and weakness OF lungs, within about n week.
| have spoken OF it invoraby to a number of my
neighhors and send this morning. in behalf OF OF
our oldest aud most respectable citizens, David Collin,
Sr Esq. for bottle for his use. lie is much aillict-
ed with soreness OF lungs. and especially Of the throat
being liable TO pulmonary at tacks.
Very truly aud gratefully vonrs,
RICHARD =. CLEVELAND
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The work will be published in monthly numbers, al
% cents each, and will be completed in ten or clever
about 100 pages.
The Study of History is the most entertaining and
useful OF all studies, therefore the selection Of an
author is OF the first importance. The history by Ty
TIER has been through more than One HUNDREr
t.DTioNs in England, is used in the Universities %
that country and this and takes the first rank among
literary works. Be particular therefore enquire fol
TYTLER'S UNIVERSAL HISTORY.
Remember that KNOWLEDGE is POWER
and il you have more knowledge than your neghbor
ully resist.
Published by T.. WILEY Jr,
20 STATE STREET, BosroN. and sold by Cheap Pub
lcniion Dealers throughout the United States
Agents wanted to obtain subscribers, who will b,
paid n very liberal commission
Z - Examine the frs, number. c. B. Edwards
Agent for Burlington.
Oct 10, 1913. wl5m6
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The Rev. .EOsasa Segfr

o'Irrey Ctr old and highly respectable clor-an of'ha
Banr-t Demonstration handed te flpvin certificate DR..
roNhs,nds Office, Saturday. speaks
Itself.
Dr. To6v~srNp-D,ar Sir: I constrained give
derived
doing shall runier heur. those suIc;
been. reluc1d for ny,lcpsil
much that il much leulty for to walk keep
also had which covered i3 part heud-nhrl
extremely troublesome and nlnos. srrn I
used unite rrmelirs for both cnainant- bu,
benefit tnpx
iruarh hc ndacs o osiience hp- than
usual health a. an enjoying hritcr an have
Der OF an 60 years Of age. Ibeir,e in.
vnu,ll medicine and recommend mnrru acguanau.
wiiei Is large as ha,r been ujlicr great many
hope this hlsiy sketch be you
medicine has 10 .lc
JOHN SEGrR
my H. ioio. Je.se! C.S.
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New Goods
y. v. R AND ALE

HAS JUST RETURNED FROM New
En- York with large assortment Of Watches, Jew
try and Fancy articles. He has now the largest and
BEST assortment OF Watches and Jewclry that has ever
een offered Tor sale in the State of Vermont and he
sill sell goods lower than they can be bought in
He has Gold ard Silver Watches of all kinds. Gold
Lockets oieverv 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
inc Gold Pins with glass and Box Setting Tor Nipea
lures, two dozen diiiirent Patterns of Bracelets and
:asps. Gold Thimbles, Beads and Chain Slides Col
Rings OF every description Prices from 25cs to S25 OO
Iar Hoops, large or small. Plain or chosed Ea
Drops, with Coral and Stone Setting, Bead Bays
Pearl and Shell Card cases Ivory Tablets, Stee
Beads Rings and Tassels Purse silk &C. &C.
Burlington, June l6, 49, w5l
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keeV. .lag. EEONlsi7ss,

oftr, rap Church kindly seut US me following certificate
He, Ike thousands Of oacrs, cured ri;toat knoing it
Nr- York. Mar l. lsi7
Dear Sir afflicted during wintsr it'll the Al,
.houm hands and aud tried things cure
= ~ last induced To strsaplril,
20 not positively II cured in justice
euer of my complaint from the taking it, and
catirely healed
Respectfully
C. }. HOPKINS
B.Efn If p,ti,.u -. ~
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NorIcE.-The genuine uphom's Elcctunry has his
written signature, thus q 3 A. upham, NJ. d. The
and is also done with pen. Price 81 box.
Sold,wholesne and retail by HEvsHAw & KErcHAM.
q Fnlton street, n. Y. A. c SPEAR, and GEO A
HARRINGTON, Agents for Burlington and by Druggists
generally throughout the L. 5 aud Canadas.
Burlington, July &, 1873, wlm6
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Ess2aiIls Ay'{S7T.

More than of Rirun.n At been by III,
of Dr. Townscnis sarsaparlii within tie last years
Il is used with the most perfect Rheumatic
plants ciirn1. The astonishing
has nod inlcrd wonl rft dies somamss
rrr; this entirely clileatcs system
WHEN the limbs anl hoars Dir "a fully swollen.
DR rowSsEND: was attacked with iircssin. hie
ont bal could walk without rru,cirs much
., the fnr obi red 10 keep bed N ID several remedies
bat iii relieve then called or first
cnis; dill help heard Of Sarsap,ria aud
tnei bottle AMI ia few days entirely cured el
well
ASlIBELL WALKER
Albany, Jan lis. ~ Dauielsst.
- Hear Mr. Terry of the oldest respects
bc lawyers IN Hartford Conn The following of
received from hin:--
Ia TowNs:vp have used bottle Of your Sarsaparlls
an fi excellent effects chronic rheumatic
which >neri from injury occasioned several years
IA public Pelss ,ni two BOTTLES to the of DR.
seymour have cohyerrd with of principal physicians
ani rceonn 'nleI your Sarsaparila -
SETH TERRY
iIuric,rl. Marri l. 1915.
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HALLS GENUINE
\ 81 II r. y Nv 4, SlHE.V E.

HNitlS excellent Salve is now used and re-
Il commended by many of the BEST PHYSICIANS IN
THE COUNTRY, for STRENGTHENING Piasfers. B,,rns,
Bruises, Fresh Wounds &C. Price only II cts per
Roll. 9.l
Just give il trial and II satisfied with lis utility
return H. and the agents in every are authorized
itretund the money. IIff
l.. c. HALL.
Sold in Burlington, by A. c. Spear Wmooski
Falls, W, h. Hatch, and by regularly appointed
Apeuis fh tho STATE
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Salt Rheum, Scrofula, Leprocy
30 Erysipilas &c. &c.

Facts are Siubborn Things. Here is one among
o. % a miss Of 0ihers.
NEWTON, Lower Falls, May, 1913.
Mr.. JONES Dear Sif,ATfnrore testimony is nee
ded IN favor of your valuable Drops and Pills for HUI
moIs, you may add mine to the number you already
have. u lIl liNe 'if lg H't 'tu fn d
iinvng been afflicted Tor thirty years with the Lep-
rocy or White Scurf and having triedall OF
edles To no purpose and having arrived At the age OF
hIy had given up oil hopes OF relief Accidentally
when, to my utter surprise was completely cured be-
lore had taken one bottle. You are at liberty To
make any use Of this you please or % your drops
are Invaluable. Respectfully Yours, =
WILLIAM CURTIS.
For sale in Burlington only BY THroooRE A. PECK,
Sties NJ .t7SN
N B. Nothing j. 10 cheap and nothing else is SO
eihcacious TOR nil dihrses Of the skin. Try -try il
vAirHfULLS-tTy il AS DIRECTED. w:yI
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To Coua''y Merchants. booksellers and MI
Dealers TO Stationery aud Fame, nOods.
~ DO Yor WISH To BUY GOODS CHEAP AND SAVE A
HAspsoME PROFIT : If so, YOU WILL CALL ON
A. Z. Marvin,

IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE RETAIL
os WUiiIa,. Opio lie Piau 81. Ner York
Nj HERE you find the greatest variety of good.
W snird 10 your trade, und which will pay YOU
good proii,
FANCY GooDs.-Con'bs Of every variety, Brushes OF
snch as Beads. Purse and Bag Mouitinqs. Sc. Sil
yer. Plnmlslird aud Britannia Ware
IL SrATIoyER S-EnAsh and American Dtawpg
Papers aud Blaids; Tracing and Tissue PAS
French and English Writing, Letter and Noir
Papers Music Paper Gold and Silver Fancy paners.
Portfolios. lI'ulk Boxes, Portable d. SKIS Dressina
Casrs, God aud Silver Pencil Gases God Pens
Cutlery, lnkslands Globes, Nialhemaiiral aud Duw.
ing lns.rumrnls, Steel Pens, Quils, Pencils, Blank
tcie in the line o Stationery which ure offered a,
a b. MARVIN.
90 William Street, opposite Plnlt. New York. :.
SEPT las wl5m2'
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. NEW YoRK, June IA. 1873
MEssRs kETcuAM 4 lIlNsHAw. Gentlemen ::
This ceriies that have been severely afflicted for
many years with the Piles but more particularly with
IN the last nine months. Having used all the remedies
prescribed by my physician, also having tried other
means 10 little or no advantage, became very much
discouraged and felt though must suffer long as
lived But providentiay was informed by Mr..
Mott Instructor OF the Public School at Staten Island
that would be cured by your valuable Pile Elecua-
y. Having confidence in his statement, inImeda-
tey procured some of the medicine and am very
lappy to INFORM you that am now perfectly cured by
me OF only one box.
Very truly your obedient servant,
GEORGE ROBT. CROSS
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Messrs.
Gentlemen--Undcrstnndi that you are the Cen
crnI Agents for the sale Of DR.. Uplam's Vegetable
klectunry for the O! the Piles. have deemed ii
my duty to volunteer recommendation in behalf OF
That invaluable medicine. | have been afflicted for
many years with the Piles and have tiled various re-
needless but with no beneficial effects. Indeed I be-
gan TO consider my case hope. IS. But about the
hlsi OF September last ! prevailed upon by
nlcnd 10 make trial of the above named medicine ;
took his advice and rejoice to say that am only
relieved, but, as | believe, perfectly cured. most
earnestly recommend to all who may have the mis-
ornnc 10 be afflicted with that annoying and danger
ods disease. Very respectfully, your olii sprvt,
ELY MOORE.
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P0PlllhR OPINION,

n popir opninn Is any criterion If the worth Of an
sftice. nvtc the ncedn'4us TO lonk a. NE .nwns
list nf Of persons WIN nave ncem outen ny Mehi~
isrEE'S AiIIiEAiING OINTMENT
II /, not loo much To say that this Ointment Is doing
great good here ard elsewhere. Inc various DIS
ease that ERE cured which were supposed To L. over
come ony v internal remedies Yield NJ once IN the power
of This Ointment The pr,ncipe an which 1t ever acts,
viz radical rotprgiiea @ the insensiHe Persp'ratisn is
In common cold induced by closing the pores upon the
surface it nows that ii by Hny means the pores he
rc-oned and insen>hle Perspration restored the
vile ard morbid hunors Ut the body wli escape, ana no
sIcAi.isrER's ALI.lIEAtLNG OINTMENT has now
been proved be the ONLY preparation known to effect
this result.
We would remark that of the following COM
plants have been Of long standing even twenty years
of forg Of them 1--we and ten years.
Such the sick headache. for nstance complaint
snpposed yield Only internal renieies have been
cured directly also rheumatism. Cold Feet, Liver Com
pl,nt Cnnsu,.,on Asthma, all Diseases Of the Chest
Sores md tho like have been cured while Others who are
taking sHrsapras balsams lille sugar can1 pills and
drugs yet suffering with little hopes of recovery We
speak these things in than in because
we and know that health and life dear TO every ono.
Persons should cease being blinded by these things
long there WIS no evidence of good. What WI not
a man give for his life
we here give the only OF the persons cured ard
their diseases This is but part of what we have besides
full Certificates in our possession Nay II we had tho
nnes who have been benefited cured by the III.
HEALING OINTMENT within the last six months NO
coud cover the whole hrondsde Of meeting house with
their number BIT know our friends will tel, 1t to
friends, and they, In turn viii whisper II to theirs
and thus the good thing will 60 ronnL while thus more
than thousand hearts will leap tor joy In tho good
received this Ointment Friends! cheer us IN in this
good speaking the whole truth to your neghors
and acquaintance, and let this great end ood medicine
find its way into every house, and gadden the heart oil
every soul in the land.
We have only to give small number Of names in
New York and Baltimore, now in our possession. Those
from Philadelphia Boston and other places we are o0lig
Oh IN lp typp II mi rpl
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Hydraulic Ram,

a perfectly simple aud affective machine for for
cling portion Of brook spring amy required dis
tnuce elevation where ? oportlonnle fell can be
applied. The various uses oi the Fam are obvious,
viz: Tor the purposes OF irrgaung und- and supply
ing dwellings, gardens, factories, villages engines
Inlrnnn etAIlnus A r.
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With Running Water.

Farmers especially invited TO call and examine
our Stock
J. ) PIERCE, c. NJ. DAVEY, J.B. BISBEE
Ma, %. 1853 iS
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-.- Rocking.

HULK HS.
= Y'DS wide bocking--also Oil Cloth for
- Table Covers, just received and for saIe low by
Corner Store, Oct 6. is.
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CORNELIUS SPUR.

Egramont, Berk Co., Mass, Nor 90, 1917.
The above certificate tells simple and truthful
story OF suffering and relief Of which, as physician and
witness III the case, | cieeriully eudolsc
DIR. CHAPMAN.
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New Tin Shop.

D. New Tin Shop. Z
Sheet Iron, Brass and Copper Warc House.
VllE Subscribers have opened Shop in
L Church Street, opposite Ch,enden Co. House,
Tor the purpose OF Manufacturing and Offering Tor Sa "
every article that may be waited in the above line
which will be made 10 order. Peddlars and Mer-
chants Will be supple on as reasonable terms as at
any other shop in the country, t.lar.l
JAMES A. SIiEDD & co,
Burlington, May lSiS. 'g Tu01 6wly
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-12-08
l9UeGG e ale
From the Philadelphia Saturday Evening Pc
THE VEEHagJE2.
y TIE or REgL LIFE.
(Conc33ea)

Years flowed away. Efr. Ford resided In Phil
aaelphia. and by his means. from time to time
heard but vaguely, however, from my family
My heart bid me return, bur rernorse, shame, and
perhaps, mistaken pride, forbid my meeting
- much beloved, and So deeply injured.
The affairs of the house prospered, and be
came rich, far above nay hopes. Though absent.
Y was not unmindful Of those I had deserted. ]
! kept viii duly drawn in their favor. II was for
M1nany years my annual resolutions TO fcturn; but
&.leav followed delay, until severe and Prouacted
illness admonished me that my days were feet
|S1ns While merely convalescent, and whilst ar
r. Ranging my affairs for my RETURN Of our ships
fame 10 port under the command of Henry Eol-
9<ombe The name revived friendly recollections
\ <nd on gong on board, found my old school-tel-
sow, his wife, and this little sailor. | need not
Ian took 4 passage with them, and our voyage
z6rogressed pleasantly though, from the preva
fence of northern winds, We're waited into a
bore southern latitude, than could have desired
e were, nevertheless, borne towards our port on
u e wings of the winds, when at once our hopes
ere blasted. We were chased and captured by
V spirats-an armed schooner / was still weak,
4 my hardships soon forgotten II
r~ern for those of nay friends. Amongst his
pcious crew OF blood. and by far the most n
pnan, was the pirate captain. Why could
surmIse. this monster seemed 10 regard us
N peculiar hate. We had been for some days
Mined in indiscribable suffering. and every mo
icorabe and myself We're heavily ironed; but
flieve, on the eighth day, in the evening. one
bur captcrs came down and removed our irons
s man had often observed and could not but
astonished that such countenance could be
y associated Whilst removing my manacles
the tears fall on the iron, and one fell warm
nv hand A ray of hope was enilindlcd bat
effort to speak was checked with silent but
ressive look There something most
y5 eiy distressing in the conduct OF our captors
his occasion Captain Holcombe had been
this time rigi6ly confined, and so cramped
his limbs that it was with much difficulty
Filtered on deck
few moments of mysterious qu!etness IN
sed my fears that something horrible was to
", and my bitter suspense was soon dlspelie'
pingled screams and curses. Above ali, rose
eaven the rending voice of Mrs. Holcombe-
husband my husband for Gods sake. car
ny husband!' These piercing explanations