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Al No IITIt IlITU EuNEW HUT II7E DON It VIND
"A could do more
Bath, Me, Feb. q, 1915.
DR.. Bradlse--xir-I take pleasure in giving you
statement OF the beneficial effects nf Buchans Hun
garan Balsam my daughter, who had been for
number Of years afflicted with bad cough, pain In the
side raising blood, and all those pains and troubles
which attend that insidious disease, CONSUHP-
TON | employed several distinguished physicians
ut great expense who AFTER visits and many
experiments, finally declared that
Then Could do no More
was then advised by friend to try Buehahs Hun
Raran Basam. did so, and the result has been most
astonishing. My daughter is entirely cured, and is now
attending 10 her accustomed duties paid Two Hun
dred Dollars for Physicians and Medicine without any
sort Of benefit while Six dollars worth Of Hungarian
Balaam has removed the disease restored the strength
and brought on a healthy action.
| am gratefully yours, JOHN YOUNG.
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DENTISTRY.

nR. FAREWELL would take this opportu'
~ nifty to express his grateful acknowledgment
to all those who have favored him with their pat
ronagc since he has been in Bratileborol by which
he has been enabled TO establish himself ~ an eN
tensive business During the last ten mouths he
has put in fourteen fiM ssfs Of foM on the Amos.
phcric principle, besides all his other Plate aud
Pivot work, filing, extracting Sc
lie confidently expects the success OF his opera
tons to be such as will continue 10 secure him
liberal patronage in the future Dr. + operates ~
every department Of both Swgioai and hechdnicai
Dentistry including operations upon the fALAIiNk
ORGANS. His terms will be found strictly uniform
and reasonable.
~ OFFICE, No Wheeler's Block.
Brattleboro. Oct. 20. ls4s eowlfl0
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CHESHIRE RAILROAD.
OPEN TO BELLOWS FALLS.

E O s aR' i sl's' P hDasny J1I,s
MA-will leave Boston in connect
with the Fitehburg trains, daily, at O'Clock. Al
and 45 p. NJ.
Leave Bellows Falls at 20 p. NJ and 20 Pr
Passengers by the first train up will proceed d-r
ly through to Bellows Falls and by first train dc,
directly through to Boston.
Passengers by last train up and last train dow
will remain at Keene over night, and arrive at b.
ton at 10 o'clock, and At Bellows Falls at oelo4
the following morning.
All the above trains connect with the trains ofy
the Sullivan Railroad, R0lc open to Charleston.
H., making n continuous Railroad line from BoSr
to that place. Also at Groton with the trains I'D
Nashua and Worcester, and Stony Brock h
roads, by which direct communication both w
without delay AZ Groton, IS established beiweenCz
cord, Manchester, Nashua, Lowell, IAwrence !,
the State Of Maine; Worcester, Providence, N,
York City and Albany; and Keene, walpole, B.,
lows Falls; Rutland, all Western Vermont Chanss
town, Windsor, and the entire lines Of the Ysnor
Central and Passumpsic Railroads.
Stages run in connection with this line frou
Winohendon to Rindge and JAffrey; from EizwH
IAN TO Richmond, Winchester, HinsdAle and Brai
tleboro.
From Keene to Chesterfield and Brattlstor
from Bellows Falls TO Rutland, Whitehall and b.
lington.
From the Sullivan Railroad at Charleston, L
Claremoni, Newport, Springfield, weAihershell AZ
Windsor, Woodstock and Hanover.
Passengers leaving Bellows Falls At 30 p
can reach New York City. via Worcester and No
witch, the next morning, at 5 O'Clock.
Freight trains will run in connection win
usual Fitchburg trains.
L. TILTON, Engint,
Keenc, Jan'y s, 1919. If q
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and England for the last twenty years, Is now and
has been for the last three years performing the most
wonderful cures record IN this country. II is
universally admitted TO be specific in the follow
ing diseases in Horses aud Cattle In ones, Heayes,
Chronic Cough and Common Codl Affections Of the
Bronchial Tubes and Glands, Horse Dstempcr, Found
er Of the Chest and Limbs Bolts and Worms. And
al where Inflammation exists also where general
Condition Medicine isneeded-n Cattle, Bolts, Cho-
e, Loss Of Cud, Janndico or Neows, Fever Staggers,
Horn Disiempsr, Dysentery, Scun, Scab Black
Tongue, Mia Fever Coughs, Colds. aud when Cattle
are out OF Condition. II has been also used with like
in the following diseases among Sheep-SeAb.
Saggers, Fever and Dfopsy. II Is also for
Meisies and Murain or Leprosy in Swine.
Give the article trial and It will recommend isel
UTCAUTION. We caution the public against all
"Heave Powders," or "Ilcsve Compounds that have
the written signature Of j. r. Grant the inside
Of each wrapper. BE sure to ask for DILLON'S
CURE and UNIVERSAL CONDITION MEDICINE.
Be careful and that you get It, is the only
edy that you depend upon to thoroughly eradicate
tie above dseases..i d
FORD g. GRANT Sole Proprietor, Albany, N. Y.
Price, % per package Read & Cutler, Druggists,
81 Chatham Street, Boston, General Agents for the
New England States.
Wholesale AsEsTs.-Boston, Reed e. Cutler,
Springfield @. G. Segur H. a. c. Brewer; Brattebo-
70, BUTTON & CLARK West Brattleboro, orlen
Pratt & Co. A. Dunkleei and by other druggists
Throughout the u. s. 26we6
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New Tailoring Establishment.

II Il. WALKER, from Boston, having taken
II. rooms over Mr. g. C. Halls store, would res.
pec;fnlly inform the people Of Battleboro and vi
tcmens garments in the best style of workmanship.
Having followed Cutting exclusively for several
years in the largest Tailoring Establishment in
Boston, he iiattcrs himself he can give satisfaction
to all as to III, finish, and style
% Particular attention paid to cutting for 9th
ers 10 make. All garments warranted 10 fit IL well
made up.
Good Ready Made Clothing
Manufactured, and for sale cheaper than can be
afforded IN the Boston Clothing Stores.
Bratieburo, Nov. |, ls4s. II
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BRANDY.
PENDER's
Marlborough Vegetable Salye.

IuIE above saiye is strictly what it says, Vegs-
Il table Save, and its intrinsic merit needs only to
be appreciated to place it in the most prominent
position among the most popular medicines Of the
day. Its cures in many instances are so immedi-
ate and eradicatiyc to elicit aiestatious in its
favor from the most unexpected sources.
II is highly recommended and sold by Messrs.
BUTTON & CLARK, Druggists, for the following
diseases, viz:
Burns, Wounds Bruises, Swellings on the Joints
and other parts of the body Scrofua, Boils Sprans,
aud in general, all cutaneous diseases. For Boils
and Burns there is no remedy equal to it.
Nov. 22. u
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Muffs, Muffs
WORTHY or NOTICE.

FItlIE public attention l. called to new and i'm
Il proved Patent Bedstcad Fasten-
ing, making the loosost joints fast and firm. Il
eau be applied TO new or old bcdsteAds with cords
Stats, 10 round or square rails. and there is no
chanec for bed hugs getting ont Of repair. These
Dedsicads can be put up very easy, and what is
impoFian, in Of Gre, eau be taken down in less
than one minute aud saved.
The simplicity and pereciness with which this
answers the end designed, places 1t high in the
iimatiou OF every one who has seen and used them
being better than any other Kind. For sale by
" A. VAN DOORN & SONS, Braitleboro.
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COMMISSIONER Notice.

UNHE subscribers being appointed by the Hon.
il Probate Court for the district Of Marlboro,
Commissioners 10 receive, examine and adjust nil
claims and demands Of all persons against the es.
tate of DAVID WOOD, late Of Brattleboro,
deceased, and also all claims and demands exhibit
ed in Offset thereto; and six months from the 9Th
day Of February, 1919 being allowed for thai pur
pose do hereby give notice that we will attend to
the duties of our said appointment ut the late
dwelling house OF said deceased in said Brattleboro,
on the first Thursdays of April and July next
from one to four o'clock p. NJ, on each Of said
days.
SAMUEL EARL, Jr, c..u;,.;.
BENSON JONES, 0'"''S''''"s'
Brattleboro, February 90 lsl9 81
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Mount Eagle Tripoli.

VNHE best article known for cleaning and bur
Il nishing Gold, Silver Copper, Steel, Tin, Brass,
and all other metals; also for cleansing Windows,
Mirrors, and Glass Ware.
Also, bristol Brick Dust. entirely free
from Clay, aud found TO do the work quicker and
easier than the Brick itself For sale wholesale aud
rotail by GEO. H. SALISBURY.
Brattleboro, Dee G, 1915 I6
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CABINET URNITURE

nF NEW and FASHIONABLE STYLES
" constantly on hand and making
Custom Work at reduced prices, by which
we offer saving to the public Of from 10 10 25 pea
cent.
ELEGANT SOFAS within the means Of every
family
Chairs, Lookisg Glasses, Sc, Sc,
large assortment of every vriaety, at wholesale
and RETAIL by
Brattleboro, June, 1913. -
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Notice.

HEREBY give my son ISAAC A. WILLIAMS a
l. minor of eighteen years of age, his time until
twenty one; aud shall not he liable for any con
tracts he may hereafter make
SAMUEL WILLIAMS.
Marlboro, Feb. 10. ls49. 2w27t
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DOCT. SEYMOUR,S
RALSAuH Or WILD CHERRY,
GOTTPREY AND TAR

~. k.if osr.lliIes csa,ots. li-s5, =. psuunsss,
isiAna HhoopfHg Cough, Group, &c. DO
THIS Medicine combines all the properties Of
Il the Wild Cherry, Comfrey and Tar, which
renders it much more reliable and efteacous than
the other preparations Of Wild Cherry, and Cough
Medicines generally. 1t is prepared and put up by
Physicians Of several years practice, and the ut
most care observed 10 make il what il should be-
II is in fact the iuvalid's friend.
Prize 81 90 Bork--6 Battles for $500.
BUTTON & CLARK,
6mol7 Only Agents for Brstileboro.
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SAWS.

CAV MILL Saws. G, 6t and feet
~ Circular Saws, all sizes, for sale Manufaciur.
ers' prices
Cross-cut Saws, German and Cast Steel
Wood Saws, do. do do
Hand Back Felloe, &c, &c, in great variety,
just received and for sale low by
wILLiSToN & TYLER.
February |, ls49 30
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VEST INDIA GOODS
--AND--
Best Family Groceries,

At WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
--nY-
/ w. FROST, No Granite Row, opposite
y the Stage House. lie is receiving from Nrw
YORK and Bosros
70 lihds. Brown Sugar all kinds,
10 Bbl. White
6 lihds. Molaases and Syrps
90 Chests Green and Black Teas;
10 Bags Coffee, roasted and ground do.
Spices Of all kinds
10 boxes best Tobacco,
10 bbls Sperm and Whale oil.
~ boxes white and brown Soaps
10 boxes Sperm and Tallow Candles
Lorillard's, Maccaboy Scotch and Rappce Snuff,
Fish all knds; Salt, al kinds
Nails, Glass
Foreign Fruits, Nuts Sauces. Pickles. Extracts
&c; Corda-e, Mats, and Wooden Ware. Stone ware,
all kinds, &c.
Making the largest and best assortment 10 be found
10 the country, and will be sold low in exchange for
Cash or most kinds Of Produce.
qJOrders from adjoining towns promptly answered,
and Goods delivered at any part Of the village.
Oct. 8th Q
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Drugs and Medicines.

TUsTreceved by WiIlistOn a. Tyler a new
u and carefully selected stock OF MEDICINES,
which are offered low at wholesale or retail
February l. 1919. 6w2I
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scnenell,s PuImonic syrnn.

ToR the cure Of Consumption, Liver Complaint
IL and Dyspepsia; fresh supply just received
nnd for sale at
November %. ls4s. 10
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Connecticut River Rsi,ro,,

Connecticut River Railro.a
-.--- m PASSENGER TRAINS
$3.50 49, j. every day, SUNDAY, y
---n- ceptcd,) as follows.
LEAVE SOUTH VERNON.
For Springfield, at 8 A. NJ, and 4l5PM
LEAVE SPRINGFIELD.
For South Vernon, Mt Z A. NJ, and 2 s0PM
Passengers leaving Dmttleboro BY the sia0,,,
A. NJ, reach South Vernon In season for t6s =,
NJ. train and arrive at Springfield at 1920 A
and eau proceed directly by the Hartford and y
Haven Railroad and Steamboat 10 New Yo,
waiting till n T. NJ, can leave for Boston, Ws,.'
ter, Providence, Albany, Troy, &c by the tns.
the Western Railroad.
Those leaving Brattleboro by the stage silPp
reach South Vernon at 10 =. NJ, and Sprint
ai As 7. NJ, and can proceed directly to n N
city by the night train and steamboat.
RETURNING.
Passengers leaving New York by the New In.
Boat at A. NJ, or by the New York aud n,
Haven Rail Road at A. NJ, or Albany h n
Western Rail Road at II A. NJ, arrive in 'Spr,
field in season for the ~ p NJ. train for So vsrus
reaching the latter place about p. NJ, wher, n
ges are In readiness for those wishing to 20 to Bn
ileboro or farther north.
MERCHANDISE TRAINS run daily, tSuniiu q.
oepted.
JOSIAH HUNT, sot
january i5 ls49. M
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FOR SALE.

A BOUT 80 feet inch, LINE SHAFT, with
IN Gear Wheels, Pullies, Sc. Also, small loi
Of round aud square Bars of Iron and Steel, 3
lacksmiths Vices SC All at very low prices.
Dec 20, isls. ll9l j. STEEN.
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Crockery and Glass ware.

WEST INDIA GOODS of all kinds and Of the
best quality As many pounds Of Sugar, Tea,
Coffee, or any kind of Spices for 81 90 as cap be
found in the State of Vermont.
All who are buyng Goods in this vicinity will
find 1t for their interest to examine our Stock.
03-Every kind Of Produce taken in exchange, for
which the highest prices will be paid.
MILLER & WARD
Newfanc, Feb. ~, 1919. 70
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sfTUEP MARKINC.

NOFT RED CHALK, for Ssccp Marking, con.
- stantly for sale, in large or small quantities,
with an assortment of Drugs aud Medicines, by
JONATHAN p. HALL & co,
DRUGGIsTs,
ly34 No. Union .Sire,t, BOSTON.
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0PNEW ARRIVAL.
MILLER A. Ward

HAVE just returned from Boston with large
IL assortment Of Goods Of the best quality
5000 Yards heavy Shcetings
2o00 fine do, atpriccs which can
not fail to give satisfaction
4c0o Yds. Prints from IS to l2l cts. per yd., en-.
bracing every variety Of styles
New and beautiful styles Of Nous. de LANES, at
very low prices, 1sadora Stripes, Changeable Lus.
tres, Brocadcs, Brillianteens Chameleon Silks cle
giant patterns.
Broadcloths, Doeskins Cassimeres Satinetts,
Coat, Pant and Vest Trimmings large assert.
ment.
. Cases new style Hats; Cases Caps, Buffalo
Robes, Muiis, &c., 200 Pairs Ladies Shoes from
AZ cents to Sl75
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Head Quarters for Extra Teas !

Head Quarters for Extra Teas!
L,xTRA Old Hyson for as cts per ID;
IL Good Young Tyson" az " :"
Extra "a f." so
Extra fine 62
Extra Ming Yong AZ a."
Good Souchong III
The subscriber is agent for TIGER Mil Extra
RIFLE and SPORTING PowDER Confectionery oi
ali kinds, for sale Wholesale and Retail, for ready
pay.
G5-Coun,ry dealers eau be supplied with any
Of the above articles on the most reasonable terms
WESTRN HOPKINS.
Oct IL 9
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Mouth EagIe TripoIi.

A NEW and superior article for cleansing and
n polishing all finished metallic surfaces, such
Silver Plate, Brass Britannia and other wares
Also, for cleansing glass windows, mirrors, &C.
For sale in large small quantities by
BUTTON & CLARK
Brattleboro, Oct. IS 1913. 10
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Files and Rasps.

HORSE SHOE and Cabinet Rasps, Files-hai,
Ill half-round, round, square and square-all
sizes and best quality may he found at
WILLiSTON & TYLER'S.
February L. ls49. 20
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.ToNfN EmfeIIigemce!

A MOTHER Life saved after the DOCTORS
N could do no more
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Carpenters Tools.

pENCH and Ornamental Planes Augers, Braces
ID and Bit, Anger Bits, Hand Axes, Chisels
Levels and Plumbs, together with general assort-
ment OF Mechanics Tools, recently purchased and
for sale at good bargains by
WILIISTON TYLER.
February /, 1919. ~
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Pew for Sale.

TIIE Subscriber will sell at private sale the from,
l. body Pew in Rev Mr. Clapp's Church, in Brat.
tleboro belonging to the estate of Cynthia Kings
ley, deceased, and occupied by Dea. x. L. Dwincll
J.. G. MEAD, Executor,
January II, 1919. n
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ASTHMA g;flsI1l!N
ONLY SURE REMEDY IN TN
ITORIDt

A REMEDY has finally been discovered I'M
N der the name Of the fREscH CarnoLIcos which
will cure the Spasmodic Asthma, has been demon.
srated in hundreds Of instances that is longer
true Phy,oians have said that Il is ineufabe DIS
Let the public read aud isdge.
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AeEsrs.-DUTTON & CLARK, East BraiiebOi0-
A. DUNKLEE, West Bnttleboro. Also for sale BY
Druggists generally. 6mD
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