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ENARMERS MUTUAL INSURANCE CO..
Il a. Granville, Washington Co. IN. York
over Twelve Millions (l2.O00,OU0) insured |!
aud are now inSuiug al the tate Of 20, ODO poll
81 per aehum II Large ash Fund on
hand This Company has beer, in exis, ence
three wears, aud their success Is wiIh"ul pa.
alltI IN the history of Mutual lnsuI ance.
Their Policies are made TN tdir aud equila-
Bile principles, giVlHg those insured an equal
chance win The COMPANY, heIdg entitled T."
the iuII amount nt damage. nat exceeding the
aTn"unt insIretl, wtn"uI deducIing ore ihnd
as il customvIy with some other companies
They are prohibited from Insuring in blocks
or exposed pats If villages, or taking ris&s on
Mus. Skars or N0chineIy. They are re
Spon~Ible for the cUrrecIneSs at all suIVt $
made by their Agents, ard agree 10 az IL re
GH Mdifets Ot difference ia The County q ieYP
the loss happens All lossrs have been paid
~ the satisfaction OF the claimant, and b. fnrr
due.
rhs increasing Cash fund warrants the b.
lief that no lax IN the Premium mates will b.
l.eceSsarN Tor long tenn Ut years; aud the
Directors assure The rnhIic that all lnsses will
b. settled with pTompiness aud hbevalny.
The following eTill"r'al n'dIce al the Conn
many, Appeared N the Albany Argus, If Oct
2lSt. lSl7.
verliSeInenl ii The Washington County Mutual
Insurance COMPANY. publish n our columns
Among the dirrCtuIS, the names at the H"A
David RuSSei, late memher II Congress, huM,
solomon :. Crwen, late Judge # Washington
Common Pleas, Hau. Curne.IuS l.. AtIen, late
District Alnrney oi Washington CunhlN, L.
". RiSMe,. ESQ late SarTeme (nuu Cnm,uis-
Sioner, Aenr> flslineS, preSiden, at the Wash
ingten County bank, George CLementS, ESQ,
Postmaster, kurt Ann. Joseph Y. Owls, II tue
firm ii Lockwood 4 Owls, Troy, N Y. Ondel
the direction Il Saeh Rlen, this hnurtshing ln-
Sti,unon seems de>lined l." extend l;Stlf te ali
parts oi the State. II appears they have issued
2,395 policies during the last three mnnl hS
which, we believe Is the largest nuinber eVeI
lsSurd BY a Mutual Cumpan, in ths same time.
Their plan Of hsurIng me bn, detached
buildings Of The safest kind, is at one. popular
and advantageous, and seems To b. decidedly
he most popular Ian ever adopted by a Mu-
tual lnSuI ance COMPANY"
The following is an extract from the Wash
ington Telegraph, "f July Is, Isis;
- HTa,b ar =, COuaig yM,tfuai fnSW zee
Compdny This Mammoth Goa, ,asly. aiser
having beaten The "ortd in mSn ance by l><a-
ing laSi year 4.0nU policies mere ihan was ever
hef re issued bv IA Mutual tt,Sur; nee CIln tdiiN
in oae year, appear To b. b,aitHg theEaS YES
his year. a. the> have issued 4,9s1 polic ieSdta-
ring the last thee months Comment apaearS
To br' unnec rssarv upon The business ! the
Company, AZ it is the largest atid m,Si A ar-
shing INSTITUTION Il the kind in the United
StareL
David Russell, Pres',. Arch Bishop. Sec'y.
S S Gwen, Tree
CURrrSs L. NORTH Meriden, General Ags-s
for Connec' icnta
FRANKLIN K. WILCOX,
L. f. VERB,
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Musical Instruments.
A, g. j. DAYTON,

WOLCOTTP CT,
CONTINUE TO MANUFACTURE SERA-
PHENE$ & MELODEONS. or the
veay best quafity of TONE
and WOtkmanShip
nnHESE Instruments are 40: infe.ior to any
made or used in this Country, They are
y well adapted TO hurch or Parton Music.
DaytOn'S Improved .MelOdian.
THIS lhslrumen, is IA combination nt the Ser
aphene AMI M-lodian; it mas all the advana.
ges Of the former aud vet is almost az po,ta.
b.. as the latter. They are of Rosewood
Black Valiant AMI Mahogany, and finished in
the hest manner
They ara admitted nv the most competent
Judges 60 be superior Ia any others now in Hsr.
All instruments made and sold by them are
warranted in every resneci.
00-The public are invit I'd 10 call and exam
inc them,
Instruments Tuned and Repaired.
Wolcoiti!le, Jan. 10th 1919, 1876
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Drugs, Paints, Ofls, and Glass.
HUMAN UDVyLES.
l37 Chapel st.
OFFERS FOR SALE.
OK 600 LBS. Bcl!ville White
HJNHS HNVO Lead

40 SB0pOA 49,
OFFERS FOR SALE.
Ok 900 LBS. Bcl!ville White
6 % UOO Lead
Is. (00-lbS A,laniIc do do
- bbls Spirits rurpeniine
1000 gals perm Oil 1900 Whale 90
100 e Lard Oh. l2DU do Linseed do
81; hbls Spanish White, 10 do Paris do
100 lbs Red Lead, 500 do I.itha,ge
500 Venetian Red. 5000 do Spanish
Brown
1900 F.ench Yellow, 1000 do Pa'en
IS bbls Lamp Black, 5000 lbs Sal Am
mnniac
- i" Glue, l000lbs Nader
200 g Dye WoodS, Sdo Alum, IL do Cop
peras .e
$50 lbs Prusiate Potash, 100 do Lac DYE
100 -" VerdieriS in halls, 100 do Cndheal
100 - Nulgalls. 500 do Sugar Lead
rs dozen Paint Brushes, 10 gross c. II
Pencils
500 boxes American Glass
100 6 French do. 100 do English do
12 jars Carb Ammonia, IS OF Salicine
10 bbIs Gum Camphor, 600 lbs Cream
Tartar
so OF Sulph Quini~g, 90 do Morphine
case Gum Opium
5 bhl< EPSON Salts. 5 10 Sulphur
6kegs Su per Carb Soda, 3 cases Tartar
ic Acid
2casrS Rhubarb. | bale India SIENNA
S bbls Alex SIENNA, 100 lbs Mere0ialS
5 lbSimiine. DO ilydrindaie Potassium
Liquolice Roo. 500 do do Extracts
200 Chamomile Flowers, 20 do Amcia
do
200 Oxalc Acid. I cask Chloride Lime
500 " SaleIaiuS. lG00 10 Poashes
80 carboys Acids, 200 lbs Gum Shellace
600 lbs Rotten Stone, 10 bbls powdered
Pun Stone
E4OO lbs Borax, 500 do Turkey Uumher
$50 - Chrome Green, l50do do yellow
1000 :" Mineral Green 40 do ASpkaltum
When the subscriber first established this
store. II was deemed an expe' imenl, and
himself as well as maLy OF his friends. en-
tertaiDed strong doubts whether such an es-
adjustment could be sustained. But the
success which has attended his efforts, has
clearly proved, that people will buy their
goods where they can lind FRESH Stock of a
QUALITY, aud at LON
PRICES. ..
In short, success has attended his efforts
o supply the people with good and cheap
articles. to such au ext nj. (notwiths and'ag
ombined opp"silion,) that he has heen I'M
Ter the necessity of greatly enlarging his
business, beyoad anything by him anlici>-
pated. The subscriber is now in The daily
receipt offreSh DRUGS and MEDICINES,
and all other articles in his line, purchased
al the very lowest market ra'eS. md viii ',e
sold at corresponding low prices, for cash
or approved credit.
Purchasers are requested to call and ex>
anime his stock. peiore purchasing else
where. rs his banner is again inf, lei TO
The hreeze. on which is inscribed LIVING
PROFITS, only.
L. COWLES.
New Taver, May LIST ,f-52
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Rheumatism.

his Sarsa .'' - with he most pei
i c, uccess in Rheumatic COMPLAINS 5, howeve
severe ar chronic. The astonishing cures il Il a :
erforned re indeed wonderful Other RENE
lies sometimes glveiemporarv relief: his en-
the limbs and homes are dreadfuIy swollen.
T Hear Mr. Seth Terry, one of the oldest
and most respectable lawveIsin Hartford. CT
The following is an extract of aIeiter received
from him:
Sarsapa rlla nd find il is excellentinits effects
upon rnr"nlc rheumatic pain to which an,
subject. from an Injmrym casioned several We RS
ago in public stage Please send me two bot.
Ties to the care Of d. Seymour. | have con.
versed with Two OF "urprincpal physicians, nd
recommend your Sarsaparilla
SETH TERRY.
rp.r..l Mo.oLlO,L 1oaS
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BEARDsLEY HOUSE,

VEST VILLAGE. WINS TED, I Z
THIS new and elegant House situated in
L tins finurishing village. will be- opened as
first class Hotel, ON the Goth instant. by MIR.
JULIUS PECK. assisted BY Samuel Shepard,
both favor ably known tothe travelling c"mnu
n,iy as gentlemen OF character and experience
in this business
The II use is new. and richly furnished, and
is to be kept on Temperance principles in a
style worthy Of the place, and in a manner to
suit the most fast,iIons.
Connected with tho establishment IL Urge
and splendid HALL. for the accommodation oI
pleasure parties.
II is hoped the enterprising proprietor will
receive the SUPPORT and patronage. to which
he is entitled.
N. B.-G"od sIablrg and an excellent Hos
tier IL attendance.
Winsicd, Feb l6, $780, Swat
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BOOkbi1ld ing.

m re suhscl lber begs 10 announce to the
Y Literary and Reading community Of Wa
t+rnury, and the surrounding towns. academies,
etc tina, he has opened Book B,NDERY tor
the binding Of Periodicals. Law Books. Music,
aud misce llaneous werks, etc. He will turn-
sh any kind of binding, cheap for cash, and in
As good a svle as can be bnund elsewhere.
samples IF different styles of binding may he
seen at the Bindp,y, No, 3, Sc"vill ~. General
patronage solicited. A. BRAUNF ELS.
Waterbury. Sept %, 1S4S. 2O-6m
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West Cornwall
Tin, Sheet Iron, Brass and Copper
Ware Mandatory,

NpPOSITE the United States Hotel. up
" stairs, where can be had any and every
article nsuailyiound in su h an Establishment n.
PA'llen'ar attention paid 10 Tin Roofing.
Fave Ir"nghs, &c. Orders Respectfully soli-
cited and promptly attended to nv
W. C. PArTISON.
The suhscriber would also take This method
of returning his thanks to the public. for the
liberal patronage with which he has heen "a.
vored during tha past wear, aad hores bv s,ic,
personal attention to his business. To merit ;
cJntinuahce ~ the same. W.C.P.
March Goth, ls4a. Al
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Railroad Store.
GOODS, GOODS.
WADiiAMS

II AS just returned from Nrw York with
Ia v@ry extensive aS@GTifneM. such A.
Black and c0IoI'd French Cloths. from 2 to
~,
800 wards N Prints AZ almost any price.
1905 ysses of Cioghans, mcu.lIn DeIanes.
and sS fertA.
Also. fne aSsettmsHt II Alpacas. Madona
STRIVES. Meriass, PiSe$ss &C.. Sc. %
500 yards CsfpetiAe. fem ~ 2to so cts.
\ 7R'1~h p 4a=keSU-- is
AtwholOssIe ~ FstaiIs SG00Toands NJ New
OrleanS and ~ Ct9i& Sugars.
40aO. poundECNI Batting E
100 Coatnni Beds, the only safe sTticlS IoF q
person 40 sleep on. ffs2
fh8etn sifsf Nsft ..sA1.SO--f 'sf"f ~
A large assovtment ii Ready Made CLOTH.
ING 1of tveVy AeaeviItlnnf =
Railroad Stores wolcoatviilS. Feb. 10. IeAo.
ew-40
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REM. L. GRAHAM, Esq, Of Salisbu'
Nv is authorized to receive payment Tor
newspapers and advertisements, on ac-
counts due this Office.
G. D. WADHAMs, Esq, do, Wolcottville.
LYMAN SMIrn, Esq, do, Bridgewater.
T. F. BR1NsMADE, Esq. do. Washington.
LEWIS SMITH, Esq, do, Harwinton.
LEVI S. KNArP, Esq, New Milford.
G. B. WALLER, Esq, New Preston.
Hon. LucIus CLARK, Winsted.
JOSEPH w. CoNE, West Cornwall.
Mai. p. w. MtLLs. Kent.
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Hartford, March 18th. 1915.
Plies. Plies. PILES

DR. Townsend's SarsapariIla is M less sue
cessfl in curing misunderstanding complaint, thai
for diseases OF the Blood. Dyspepsia, Rheuma
,ism, and Nervous Debility.
Principal Office, l26. Fulton street, New
throughout the United States. West Indies nd
Canada.
Nome genuine unless put up in square bottle les
which contain a QUAR-, and signed with the
writer signature OF SP TOWNSEND, and his
name blown in the glass.
~ For Sale at the Drug Store in Lite. ield
and bvTerrv and Porter. Plymouth
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NOTICE

MY wife Polly Leonard, having left my bed
IVl aud bard, this is to forbid all persons
from harhnr',g ar trusting her on nv account,
az shall pay no debts other cont, acting.
SiLAS LEONARD.
Kent. March 9Th, 1919 a.
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acres situated l-2 miles easl of the MecIin1
House, in No,inlk, near the Hartford Turnpike
and w:thiA about 50rods Of tho district school
house, afes =. fFasse f7 "a ia
said Farm ii well appottioned to, meadow
and pasture, with sufiicieD, weed lant--has a
comfortable dwelling ho.ise and good barn. with
! durable aeqDedDrt and we'll s3 rs,
The Farm will be sold 81 fair cash value.
and ! large RrOportion may rclnainaon moTI.
gage II Fequireds 4aa sg,@s =.
F0s further particulars enquire 81 lha sob
scrihoT q Wissleds Or Of ~. Hiram Mills and
Timothy G Gaylord, near lhs premises =. Nor.
6oIk. fuT wM- kAANkENCEya
Morg0lk, March 10. fs4a Aw-4S
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NH|V STORE!

4VA - ~ " AVAA
AT FALLS VILLAGE, opened on the
LIST of October, ls4s. by H. N. LYMAN
and A. B. CHAPLIN, under the name
and firm of
Lyman & CHI apin,
and they will sell all kinds of Goods cheap
.E' FOR
READY PAY
in CASH, or Exchange for all kinds OF
produce for what it is worth. e.
WASTED 500 pairs of Mems Mix'd
long and half wool HOSE Domestic
Flannel-Mix'd and White Wool Yarn.
FLOUR, by the load or barrel, for sale.
Oct. l8. 23u
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GOODS.

All persons who are in want Of Goods
IN this and the neighboring towns win do
well 10 call and examine them. as the
price and quality will not fail to please
the purchaser A lot of CALICOES
pot purchased this fall for sale ct cost or
Jess Y 10 e.gses 4 s.f .GJsl .ls agsssE
Nov. 6, lS4S.
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L. F.. VERB,
AZ Agents for Litchfiald Co.
Geese Feathers

mHE Subscribers have made arrange
men:s to keep constant supply of q
first rate article of GEESE FEA TIL
FRS-selecled and packed with great
care by ourselves. in packages of from
20 to 50 lbs and will furnish al all times
any quantity from 20 TO 1000 lbs, of quail
ity they will warra2t as good as the best,
al as low prices as can be purchased Of
equal qualify in the State.
S. g. L. HURLBUT.
Winchester, 1919.
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7BRANT7S- INDIAN
PULMONARY BAbSAM,

Hes cured without the least shadow Of Doubt very
RGny OF the 6sgy developed of liberated
and deceased sHgs-such cases were never cured by
any other medicnes-Rnd which were utterly hOps-
less that the diseased were pronounced by ply
sicians and friends to he ACTUALLY DYING.
This Ba'sam Is n VEGETABLE compound. which
never Injuries any person when Is used for the cure
OF ChrOHc Diseases Il possesses sfr0Rg active. fURt-
FLYING and Alternative properties. and snch other
HgediaOnS as are Eventually NECESSARY to cure all
Coughs and to that merry destlcSl COUGH DISEASE
which is called by physicians and others and is really
considered to be- without the least doubt, ......
q Pulmonary Consumption.
elsewhere Internally, ecrtosHy aud easily that other
medicine which call "BRANT's PURIFYINe Ex-
acT" and heals ulcers e1t'rndy This BALsAM
will Mae of Cough and Consumption out OF
Ten, after all other remedies have failed to cure.
THOUSANDS OF CONSUMPTIONS
and Coughs having been cured by it, testify and provo
its unfaiiiag Efficacy in all diseases OF the LUNGS
THROAT, aud BREAST
We are fully If the very strong and positive
0ssriiOns which have made 0b0re, and would not
hGUe asserted had also been confident hGt the
resp cta6le Ieston, 0n"ersd Of Of The numerous
said Ia have iern effected by tbs BALsA fully sus-
tain and support in all hare GSsertrd-Gn we
CHALLENGE TIE PROPRIETOR Of any oth'r remedy, 10
produce respet table testimony Of Of mGny
HOPELESS DYING PERSONS. as zoe pubIi,h.
BRANI"S INDIAN PULMONARY BAIsAM cures
CONSUMPTION Coughs, Code. Splitting Of Blood,
bleeding at the Lungs, Pain the Breast and Side,
Night SseaSs Nervous Complaints, P0ItdtutiOn If the
Heart, Fem"le Weaknesses and CoMpl0n's Cholera In
fanfuNn. Dvsenke1v. and Summer CONpluinfS.
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The largest, best and Vhea-
pest
DICTIONARY,
in the English Language, is, confess
srdly.
WE TER,S.


the entire 'cork. Un0bridged. in uols.sne
Cr0a0n Quartz, 1852 pages, with Pnrlrai: al
the anlhn', Revised by Professor Goodrich, OF
Yale College. Price $6,
- The most COMPLETE. ACCURATE. and RE-
LIABLE Dictionary t the Language is the
recent testimony given to this work by manv
Presidents Of Colleges and alher Distinguish.
ed literary men :hroushou the county.
Containing three times the amount Of mats
ter If any other English Diclinnary comuiled
IN Tins country, or any Abridgement OF this
work, yet. ...
ITS definitions are models of cor1lrv s0/ioo
and purify. The most complete work ot The
kind that any nation can boast oC."-Hon.
Nm. B. Calhoun
ave rejoice that ii bids fair TO become the
standard Dictionary to be used by the sumner
ms millions If people WHO are TO inhabit the
United Sales."-Signed By l04 members Of
Congress.
Published by G. & C. MERRIAM. Spring
field, Mass and Tor sale by all The Booksellers.
August. IS.
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A Rare Chance.

TTAVlNG beea in business for moreihan
Il4o years, the subscribers have come To h.
C .uciusion ~ retire from the active melcanlilr
business, and are therefore, wishing to dispose
af their stock in trade. ami to rent their Store
fur term of wears some active, jndicous and
capable Young man. which will be done on the
must favorable terms.
ti,ving one Of the most capacions and con-
v-nient Stores in the County. located within
lees than miles OF the Nangaiuck Railroad
new contracting, With a good and Level road
leading 10 the same, aud being surrounded by
an extensive population "f thriving farmers for
cu&torn rs, who manufacture the best Cheese
mn .e in America. and having long establish
ed house in Baltimore and the almost exclu-
awe contract of that Cheese Market. and ma.
nv IL the hest customers in other markets: it
presents. altogether, y rare inducercent 10 a
young man &c correct business habits should
no suitable person Offer 10 purchase. we may
be INDUCED 10 receive Young man into pa,:-
nership. On very favorable terms. to transact
the entire business The htm.
winches,er Centre. Fch. ls4S. ,f4O.
ladies and Gentlemen :
TTIANrING 10 purchase India Rubber
Ivy Over Shoes, viii find good assert
meat Of supesjOF quality. AZ q, z ~
" az LYMAN j.. SMITHS Ssore.4
] LitehGsld, Jan. 2Sd, Is49. ~
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RAISED FROM THE GRAVE.

Messrs, Pratt & Foster merchants Of West Corn
wall, Conn. called us at New York, April 2l-t ls47;
and said Branfs Bnsom had effected of such hope
less cases Of Consumption in their town. that
other co.sh medicine could be sold there that il he'd
,ossd If from the erane-sOme that physicians
and all the friends said must die. One gentleman. in
particular was so FAR gone that his pycian told hi
IL useless to take any more medicine. He then.
when hope ie;f hegan to take B'anrs Balsan.-
got well-and : now as well as he ever was.
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MORE THAN ONE DAY LONGER.
HIS LUNGS BIED-IIE Mt-sT Dir.

MIR. u. = Terry merchant. Byron, Genesce County.
" wrote, Aug. "a. 1915 Romt's Nsdiriae is doing
III The phys'cians had SAID must die. When he com.
menced taking Ranta Medicine. h. could not has
had TO hi! head h. bed At fh~ lungs and every symp
tom seemed TO indicate that he must die: hui. aston
i.hing to ALL he is able to labor and rides all
the county He used only fire bottles will also show
you, when visit the city Of New York in the spring,
what great things Bront has done Jo' me- 1t has also
cured young lady Of Consumption in Orleans county
which her father says doctor coud cure.
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UTTON BEDS.
ME- subscribers, as a"eutS fT he Alan
l. ufaclurer. will sell COTTON BEDS
Of the Lesl quality. al the Manufactures
prices. These Beds are on many accounts.
better Than Feather. and much cheaper. 70
persons afflicted with Rheumatism they
are particularly recommended
26-3w G.. ADAMS g. CO.
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BLEEDING AT TAg LUNGS.
SIZE COULD NO1, SLEEP LN BED.

Mr. James WINS merchant and miller Of Kirkland,
Lake Co. Ohio. wrote, Sept lsih 1919, that BRANT's
PULMOaaRy BALsAM tfccting astounding
cures in That vicinity in particular was the
wife OF his head miller She had been diseased for fOEr.
teen years and her husband had spent almost an his
earnings in paying doctors and in trying all kinds of
medicines, but to purpose She had not laid slept
but after using few hotties Of Bronfs TuE
monary Raisa. she could lie and eajoy in her bid
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BELIEVED IMPOSSIBLE TO LIVE,

Messrs. f. b. CaldreH 4 TO-. of Fast GscesD. Os
pego 10 " y respectable druggists wrote !" ~ May
oh, lsie: We have ju-t heard through Mr. Whitman,
respectable citizen vi this place OF an Important care
of Consumption. which BRANrs INDIAN ; uLmnNARY
BALsAM liza, produced on the wife Of acquaintance
OF lis, who resides in the town of Palermo, i'll this
county. She had iIceR long confnta 10 her he'd ard
was dangerously dsea ed that her friends tes0sd it
impossible for her to hue
MORE THAN ONE DAY LONGER.
Bat when al Other hope u rig foi!es she conn'rncsd
CIV has raised her from q dei.y he'd so thar The is
going alont and attending her domestic household
affairs and duties She 81 kn0wlsdges, ma! il IL very
evident that she is indebted B,anis Bulyam for her
recovery from long severs and dangerous srI ncs.
and her friends aid neghbors consider that medicine
invaluable.
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FEMALE WEAKNESSES & coMpl AlN1s

No remedy offered to the public has ever he. half
as certain and ecis'i in restoring IL the incidental
aknesses and irregularities Of the sex, BRA>T's
PuLMUNARy BAIsAM. 1t makes difference whether
the derang he suppression errsss other ak
ness-it INEQUALITIES ALL, by 81, snsihr"iRg the sys
tenn equoli:ing the tsIcaI0foa and SOOTHING and AL.
LAYING NERVOUS lkRITABlILTY. See PampAlets.
CHANGE OF LIFE.
From the Girl to the Woman and the Womsn at mid.
de oge-the is 1cceterafed and the other
radHay suppressed to prevent any of the fatal dis
that frequently arise in consequence Of such
change.
Nervous Diseases and arrangements
Cured without fail DYSENrERY and SUMMER
COMPLAINT, in children and odnlts-and
CHOLERA IETAESTUIM.
No mother need ever mourn the death uf her child
by Cholera Infantun1 while teethng, If BRANT'S
PULMONARY BAlSAM he administered. lt
should be- for such cases. given in larger than the ord
nary doses. ..-