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DR. SPEARS
so MUCH CELEBRATED
Indian Vegetable Medicines,

RE universally acknowledged be the safest cheapest
II and most ecctual Remedies for the various dsea of
Tie human sl sem offered to the public. They can
be relied with confidence all durable disc
1hcll action is immediate and thorough, eradicalng dis
in its worst forms. Thousands who have been pro-
nounced ncuabe by their physicians, yet live to testify
rhe virtues of these extraordinary preparations having been
restored to sound health by their
These medicines too well known To require exten-
sive MOTH Scarcely Wills &c exists throughout New Eng
land, where living witnesses cannot be found to tell of
iht ir inestimahle Vdne.
We will name here of The principal medicines and
their uses referring the enquirer after health to the Fam
lly Physcan"a work edited by Dr. s. Spear, where
may be found brief treatise the origin and nature of
the principal diseases which act humanity; directions how
To restore and preserve health, together with cerf-
Gates from highly respectable persons, esfying their
healing virtues and urging their Importance. This Book
can BIZ obtained of Dr. Spears agents, free
BALM OF LIFE Nus. and2-Fo Consumption, Dys-
pepsa Indigestion, Liver Complaint Debility Nervous Az
tucons, Phlhisic Asthma Papitaton Bronchitis, ETC.
CArARlll SNUFF.-.Fur Consumption, Cailuh, Cough
Headache cc this sa certain cure for Catarrh, and
passes any other preparation for cleansing the head
of Colds The LlNERWoRT PILLS, have been Tor a
long tine considered universal medicine. trial of
box will satisfy the patient that they the best pur
gatve known They remove the most severe coils coughs,
or fevers if taken in season. SCR0FULA SYRUP. This
of the most eecua agents in use for cleansing and
puryinghe blood. 1t removes-vrfs-I FsEss.sS , m
system whether of scrotuous cancerous naire n h
compound OF seventeen ingredients and of nnre ,a
table character For efficacy and saftv il cann", os
passed. CHOLERA MORBUS AND 6ySF%Pi Hpv SUI
DIAL, II used accordngt directions cure is Warranted
| IN every case for which it is recommended GERMAN
LollONIhs is warranted to cure the Salt Rhpnm in ;t
worst forms TONIC CORDIAL one Of the hest ,ni ,.s
ever discovered is the best female medicine IN b oh
famed. WoMAN'S FRIEND, for the falling Of the womb
ms Is the only remedy before the public for This
II oDVaes the necessity of r6song to instruments and ia
99imiqutsuohaOy most certain remedy EYE WATER
IIS Is ue best eyewater now in use. GRAVEL MIX
n4 inns VIII cure all cases of the gravel. For other
remedies, see Family Physician VI ''
All the ingredients Of the above medicines are furnished
ny nature herself, and combined in accordance VII
entidc Physicians ' '0u''u W AL Eel
lne,r merits have been acknowledged by thousands
ey nave 9ern tested and proved to be equal to tile cen
II iar ta fails to restore health so confident is tho
proprietor of their efficacy, that the expense of any Other
does not exceed one hundred dollars -
rfncPal ohcts $40 Washington street, Boston, Sold
aso 9y = NJ Collins, Montpelier, and also by agents thro
Wv "5 Dolly
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Metrical Grammar.

AlAC u ASSA@ III GGAAAA4AS~As
Three little words we often see,
Are articles, a, an and the
A Noun is tile name of anything,
As school or garden, hoop or Suing.
Adiectives tell the kind of Noun,
AS great, small, pretty, echite, brOs0n.
Instead of Nouns the Pronouns stand
Johns head, his face, my arm yO,u hand.
Verbs tell of something being done
To read, ,Crite, count, sing, jump, or run.
How things are done the Adverbs tell
As stOtCly, quickly, i'll or 1ceH.
Conjunctons join the words together,
As men and children, wind or weather.
The Proposition stands before
A Noun--as in or through a door.
The Inte1ection shows surprise,
As Oh! how pretty, .4h! how wise.
The whole are called nine Parts of Speech
Which Reading, flirting, Speaking teach.
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An easy lesson in Chemistry.
SIMPLE AFFINITY.

SIMPLE AFFINITY.
Some Water and OIL
One day had boil,
As down in a glass they were dropping,
And would not unite
But continued to fight,
Without any prospect of stopping.
Some Perlash o'erheard,
And quick as a word,
He jumped in the midst of the clashing,
When all three agreed,
And united with speed,
And soap was created for washing.
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We cannot tell where we have read a more
beautiful, pathetic, and thrilling piece of poetry
than the following
On log sat frog,
Crying for his daughter,
Tears he shcd till his eyes were red,
Then jumped into the water
And drowned his-self-he did.
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Important to the Public.
Horse and Cattle Medicines,

DON'T permit yonr hores and cattle to die when the mean
of cure are within the reach of all!
The undersigned has spent several years in the study of
Veterinary practice in ''LondOn and Ednboro' he has
also awaited himself OF The researches Of ebig and other
celebrated men, who have contributed much tow ards
udICios treatment OF animals the principle of our prac
ce consists in the rejection of general bleeding and the TO-
tai rejection OF all medicines that experience has shown 10
be OF dangerous tendency These remedies act in har
mony with the vital principle, and when given according
10 the directions Whch accompany each article they are
capable of exciting and increasing the natural tuncions
without diminishing or destroying their power hence are
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PLASTER.

JUST received in the store,
$50 Tons Prime NOVA SCOTIA PLASTER,
Which is being ground at my mill, for sale cheap in
bulk or put up in kegs or barrels,
Purchasers depend upon getting prime article fresh
ground, of WIN. w. WELLS
Waterbury, Fen. 25, 1919,
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COMMISSION BUSINESS

COMMISSION BUSINESS.
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OJ bies "Marcy's" Wicking 90 RuXcs "IIunts" AXES
IVo irvine $50 doH. ScytIes.
~ Cotton Yarn, all nos. 80 " Lamsuns' Snaths
80 &C Cotton Batting 50 Hay Cutters
10 Cases Cotton Thread 90 Winnoyyinu MIs
Agricultural implements of every description
Fresh Ground N S Plaster
NE Subscriber has received nm agency for the sale to
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Saws
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Gap board Saws VeneGrng Saws.
any "thGr KINDS made to order and warranted
W CASH paid for Corn and Oats.
JOS. w HOWEs.
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CAUTION.

Be sure that you obtain MRS. L. KIDnER's CHOLERA
MORBUS, DfSENIERY and DIARRHEA CORDIAL
and you will get the only true and original article which
Throughout the whole country POW
1t is put up in bottles holding nearly quart intend, for
family use, and sold at One Dolllr ner hnttln
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Cholera HmGamfulap,

ance is most readily cured with this Cordial notwjthstn
lug they may be reduced to skeletons itimmedat
stfengthens, and Shortly restores tem to nerlct henth
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IMMEDIATE AND PERFECT CURE
OF THE
G. I'll O Il u R, A.
CHOl., {; IA,

Accounts almost daily reach US Of Tic ravages of the
CHOLERA, both al home and abroad and Of the little
which has thus far attended the attempts check lis
frightiul n"oads on human life.
such being the fact, it surely may be regarded
in modern discoveries that tdCne has been discovered
possessing the power Of checking the progress Of the Cho
era, and Graduating il from tie system
Mrs kdder would most respectfully cali the attention Of
the public to this invaluable medicine, known as her
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Royal Assent, 9th July, 1898. GA Savings Bank
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New YoRK.--C. Edward Habicht, Chairman;
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MARTIN AND wHITELEY's NATIONAL
TONIC

A certain cure for Agus, Fsrer and Dyspepsia. lin
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DIR. Martins syrup OF wild Cherry and sar-
saparilla.

TINE WILD CHERRY AND sARsAPARILLA.
Il which, on the basis Of this preparation, have
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THE MODERN STANDARD DRAMA.

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