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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR James CIarks's Celebrated Female Pills. Pre-
pared from prescription Of Sp j. Clarke w. H.,
Pdysc'op Extraordinary to The Queen
This invaluable medicine is unfailing in tho cure
of all those painful and dangerous diseases to which
tho female constitution is subject It moderates all
and removes all Instructions, and speedy
may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES it is peculiarly suit.
cd. 1t will in short time bring on the monthly
period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bear, tho Govern.
mcnt stnwp of Great Britain, to prevent counter
feits.
CiETION,--Th,ssP ,iL, ,hond NOT h, taken by
temalc, tuning the FIRST THREE MONTHS Of
Frequency, as h'y arc sur, 10 b1ag on Mscauage,
Int at any other hmotI,y ar, safe,
In cascs Of Nervous and spinal Affections, Palpi-
tation Of the heart, Iystcric, and Whites, these
Pills will effect cure when all other means have
failed, and although powerful remedy, do not CON
tain iron caomcl anthony, or anything hurtful
to the constitution.
Full direction, in tho pamphlet around each
package, which should be carefully preserved
sole Agent for the United State and Canada
JOB MOSES,
(Late l. G. Baldwin Goa
Rochester y. Y.
/ y op and postage stamp. enclosed to
any authorized Agent, will insure bottle, con
tanning 30 pills, by return mail
For sale by T. A. PECK, Agent w3 6mos
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NEW BOOKS.
SOTItE L.
NI. WESTON.

,-rurv7Y Ayu corSsrLLoR AZ LAW,
md Sol.t3r ~ Chaucuy.
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FATAL ATTRAN.

CrSCINNATI, Feb. l..
At indianapolis, on Saturday night, two
Irishmon entered liquor saloon, aud being
refused liquor, attempted 10 raise a disturb
with the persons present The har-kcercr,
named IIohl, and man named Castillo in
tericrod 10 prevent fight, when the lrishmcn
fired into the crowd Castillo was shot twice
and died last night lIohl was also shot twice
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NOTICE

This certifes that have given Edgar J. Hatch
his time during the remainder Of his minority, and
shall claim none Of his earnings nor pay debts Of,
his contracting after this date Jericho, Jan. LIST
1855. b, b. HATCH
HORACE c. NASH, Witness. feb w3w@
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KIDNAPPER CAUGHT.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Feb. Is.
\ private despatch says that V. b. Van
Tuyle, who kidnapped two free negroes at
Geneva, \, y, and sold one as a slave in this
State, has been arrested in New Orleans, aud
awaits rcquisiton from the Governor q
Ky.
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TORONTO MARKET REPORT.

Front street. Corn Market Square, Toronto,
c, W, February 9th, ISIS.
There isuo change Of importance to note in our
markets since last week, beyond an improved state
of our winter roads. The relief anticipated from
this change has but partially been experienced,
and although the farmers in the interior pour
Ing in their supplies livery freely, consisting Of
Spring and mixed Winter Wheat, yet most of
those in own immediate vicinity send every
thing else to market rather then accept current
rates for their prime white Wheat and consc-
quently higher prices have ruled for this latter
grade, rs also for primo spring, with very ac-
tive demand for local and eastern Millcrs. The
road, being now good it is confidently expected
that II few weeks more will them change their
mind, and our market will he supplied album
dainty a in former winters. In monetary matters
we have no improvement, notwithstanding the re-
ductiOn Of rate Of interest in London to per cent,
and the plethora Of money that appears now to be
tho only cause Of disquietudo of our ncghbors in
the adjoining States
FLoUR.-Thcrc have been considerable sales for
spring delivery and prices hrmer, particularly
for extras, for which grade also there Is good de-
mand for the Eastern States.
Coarse grain comes in in great abundance. and
sells slowly at quotations.
Dressed Hogs in better demand.
In seeds there several enquiries for the Fast
ern markets, but yet there is no stock here.
Prices will rule very low. however.
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lEMENT, a..

1nn BBLS. Cement, Also, Western barrel
~OV Salt, Ground Rock Salt Cat reduced
prices,) Pork Tripe, White Fish, Mackinaw
Trout, salmon, &C., &C. in store and for sale very
low for cash by
VAN ,ICKLEN 4 WALKER
SEPT. rs, 1851.
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"NOODLAND CREAM" A Pom

"WOODLAND CREAM" A Pomade
for identifying the har--hghy rcrfumcd, supc
rior to amy French article imported, and for half
the price For dressing Ladies hnr it has no
equal giving it a bright glossy appearance 1t
causes gcntemens Hair to curl in the most
tural manner. 1t removes dandruii, always giving
tho Hair the appearance of being fresh shnmpooed.
Price only fifty cents None genuine unless sign
cd. FETRlDGE6 CO.,
Proprctors of the " Balm ofo Thousand Howo'."
For sale by all Druggists. feh5 do weUw.
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The main building of the new stone Insane
Asylum at Kalamazoo, was partially consum-
cd by fire last night, The building was
unoccupcd The damage is estimated at
about 232 900
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RARE CHANCE FOR AGENTS.

Ok CAPITAL will start You in a busjne.. a,
~ 80 which You can clear 500 to Si0a month.
Address t-tamp iuclosei) p. WlCKOFF, Bel
lows Falls Vermont Those over twenty-one pre-
ferrcd febjd3t&w3ws
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MH. FILLMORE FOR THE UNION.

ALBANY, Feb. II.
Hon Willard Fillmore was married by
Rev DR.. llaync, to Mrs. Caroline C. McTn-
tosh, of this city, at the Schuyler Mansion,
last evening
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FATAL FIRE.

FREDERICKsTowN, \. B., Feb. II.
\ fro occurred here yesterday morning
near the Barker HOUSE, which destroyed scy-
eral tenements.
Mr. A TAYLOR a wife wore burnt % dcnth
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LUMBER WAGON.

4 Second Hand Lumber Wagon in good running
= order, for sale cheap; also one good Single
Harness. Enquire Of
VAN sICKLFN 4 WALKTR.
August 10
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\ Bill was introduced into the Legislature
to-day for the incorporation of the Central
American Industrial Emigrant Company
with capital of $500, 900.
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\ LITTLE LATER FROM ETROPE.

NEW YORK. Feb. H.
The City of Baltimore brings London dcs-
patches Of Wednesday.
The Geneva Government has replied to the
felcral Council that the investigation which
has inst been made has brought to light no
flcts in connection with the attempted assas-
nation. 1t will exercise strict surveillance
oyer the refugee.
The daily news intimate that the amount
Of loan for East India Company will he
5000 ,ooo pounds.
RouE, Jan. %.
Tho Police have been exceedingly sharp
since the news of the attempt in Paris They
have, or pretend to have, seized number of
letters indicating that political movement
was projecting for the 18th of January, and
that the conspirators only waited the signal
for instruction. \ number of pcrsons had
h'cn arrested at Arcoli. They confess to hay
in committed 80 political assassinatons
rincc ls50.
L">no>, Wednesday, Feb 10.
LANES Shaw y Co., Of Understood
W"Ilcn Cloth Manufacturers, failed for
10000 pounds ; assets feared small
The Arrow has arrived from China
with 2S3.70O pounds of Tea
The Post says, :" we feel a, certain as be-
lief can make us, that the Government must
and will propose, on tho opening Of Parlia-
mcnt, measure for the punishment Of po-
ltical assassinS
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ALHANY. Feb. 10.
Tho Assembly to-day, hya vote of - tool,
passed resolution inviting Ex-Srcrctary
stanton to speak in their Chamber on Satur-
day evening Nineteen Democrats voted aye
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81 G. 4 RS.

IN Tons If Sugar this day received, Sugar
" has at last, come down. For sale by
VAN SICKLEN 4 WALKER.
September %.
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{ A r p ETH NG s!
l. NGLISII NELNETS

With rich MEDALLION CENTRES and Dor
DERS. NELNErS Of tho best fabrics and most
popular patterns,
TAPESTRIES and HRI-SSELIS
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FNHE Atlantic Monthly, Devoted to Literature,
! Art aud Politics. Now ready aud for sale
by
T. FULLER
Burlington, oct 29lh. 1897.
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THE GOLDEN PRIZE
ATEn IuIuTSTR ATID

Tho New FORK Weekly GOLDEN PRIZE Is one
Of the largest and best papers of the day. An I'm.
perial Quarto containing EIGHT PAGES, or Forty
coLrMNS, of entertaining original matter and I'll
rGANTLY ILLUSTRATED every week.
A GIFT WORTH FROM 80 CENTS TO $500 90
IN GOLD, WILL BE PRESENTED To EACH
SUBSCRIBER IMMEDIATELY or RECEIPT OF
TIE So BSCRTPTION MONEY.
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BARRE ACADEMY.

rE'HE Spring Term will begin on Thursday
1 Feb. Is.
4 full board Of competent teachers will be en-
Ployod.
Application for board should be made Immediate
lv. to j. :. SPAUIplNG, Principal
Barre. Jan 20, lsjS. w3lwi
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WIRES q SHAW,

WIRES d SHAW,
Arror2rYs AN0 C0rSsrttons Al Law,
AMI Syh-Vlr, N Ch1nsery.
Office over Commercial Bank,
Bul7yf5a, Io"ont.
SALMON WIRES. WILLIAM C. SHAW.
Burlington, February l,t., 1858. lmtw2m
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COMFORT FOR THE AGED.-Th


Montreal Transcript, speaking of Wistars Baisam
Of Whd Cherry, June 10, says,-"We believe it to
be generally recognized as useful medicine by
medical men, and we can state, with perfect truth
and sincerity, that in case with which we are
more particularly acquainted-that of an old gen.
teman, at least eighty years Of age, residing few
miles from this city, and who is troubled at times
with an asthmatical complaint-the most decided
relief is obtained whenever he makes use of the
Balsam this at the advanced period of life which
he has arrived at, may be considered an unanswera-
bic proof Of its virtues"
Look out for limitations.
None genuine unless signed |. BUTTS on the
wrapper by agents everywhere T, A. PECK
Agent w3Oml
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STATE OF VERNON

CIiITTENDFN COUNTY.
GEORGE TpNrNrs.l
y.
ions GODDARD IN CHAS c L h y,
IlIRAN Y. BALLAD
md MtIIl-AM ImuRr-
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AGENTS \. C.. Spear T. A. Peck, t. B. Ben
ton, Burlington. DR.. /. storrs, Winoosk, II.
Hodges Richmond, L. L. butcher Il Son, st. Al
bans, W. q Sprague, Vergennes
V. B--Lnrge bottles ten times cheapest
To Merchants.--Agen,s wanted IN every town
to sell Smiths Electric OIL apply to Fred f.
Smith, General Agent, Montpelier
w33ly.
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[ iLENDAh FOh bob

April 2lst-J July 9Th
TUITION
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Gents Furnishing Goods,
ST. ALBANs BANK BILLS,

D ECEIVED in exchange for Books and sta
IA uoucry at the Book Store Of
SAM HUNTINGDON
Corner of Church and College street
u.t.u.r 10, 1897.
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FIRE IN HARTFORD.

HARTFORD, Feb. IL.
\ fire broke out in the North Middle School
School House in this city during the session
Of the School this forenoon Tho fire was
discovered coming ny through the floor in the
first department No great damage was done
to the building. In the various departments
were about 100 scholars and no one was hurt
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HINEsBURGH ACADEMY.
BOARD or TEACHERS

BOARD or TEACHERS
A. Z. LEAvFVwoRTH, A. r., Principal.
Mrs. MARY 7, LrAvENwoRTH, PreceptrosS.
Miss HELEN L. FISH, Teacher OF Music.
CALENDAR FOR ISIS.
Fall Term, September 9th - December 22d
Winter Term, December 30th April 18th
summer Term, april 2lst July 9th.
TUITION
Tuition Per Tenn, Z 90
Music on the Piano, 100
Use Of Instrument hours per day, 90
Ornamental Branches at the usual rate.
NocXtra charge for Language or Mathematics
aupG WY
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GREEN MOUNTAIN ACADEMY.

The Spring Term will commence Feb. 18th.
Teachers the same as heretofore.
For Board, reference may be had to NJ. Wires,
+. Woodwork, or NJ. Bronson.
j, ClLLEH, Principal
Unlerhill Center Feb sth lsjs. w3w.
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ANTIpIILOt:IsTIC SALT.--For One

Disease Only! Instead Of being a panacca for
all malade-. DIR. COGGSWELIiS SALT is pres.
crbod for but ONE MALADY- has but ONE
AGM-accomplshes but ONE THING, viz: SIN
DUES EXPLANATORY DISEASE, Whatever be it.
form or locality, whether in the head throat, chest,
abdomen cxtrcmities, or skin. Inflammation is
caused by partial obstruction Of the fluids, and
this Salt removes that obstruction and sets the
fluids in motion again. Every form Of innamma-
tion (but no other diScssc) is subducd by it a.
easily as fire is eXtinguishcl by water l. taskcd
how it does this? Simply by restoring the lost
balance between the fluids and solids |, does lust
what it claims to do--no more, no less-eaualizes
the circulation.
NO AGENTS Sent by mail to any part Of the
United States and foreign countries.
Acute Packages S2-Chronic do S5-Familv do.
s.. To be had at Office, Is Winter street and
through Box 1922 Post Office, Boston-(free Of
chargc.) Office hours, 10 to Il, to 3.
With general practice, Dr. Coggswell gives spe-
cial attention to diseases Of the Lungs, Heart,
Liver, Kidneys and Womb Consultations at Of
fec, with medicine, So. To invalids abroad des-
cribing their maladcs by letter, with 50 enclos-
ed,) advice and appropriate remedies promptly for
warded. w3m'
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and is not expected to live. There il much
excitement in consequence Of the affair, and
Lynch Law is talked Of Ono Of the Irish
men was arrested.
TAMAQuA, Pa, Feb. IL
Edward Barnes. Supt of the Little
Schuylhill Il. r., and Duncan Weir, minc
agent were suiloratcd in the roa mines here
N,rlrrlnN. Ihrir b ilins Mcrc rccnN.rnl-
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MICHIGAN LAND OFFICE.
l.aty Chief Clerk u. L :. surveyor Genelai
Utice)

tt'' ~ . III En-
lat, C4ief Clerk T.. I. :. surveyor GeneIai'
OGoe)
a GENT io- tho ,clcction. sale and care # lands
~ in every lart If the state. Choice farming
land, entered 40 Government price LHAd war
rnuts located upon splendid farming lanus' II
district Of country uuotualed for health ana oesu'
tv. having an abundance OF tho purcst water, d
,ol easily titled, and adapted 10 raising all xmas
of grains, grasses, vegetables, and fruits elh d
good market for every kind OF farm proauee'
Lands entered on time for actual settlers. Taxes
rau for non-rcsidents. Examinations made OF
wild land. in every part Of the state and full re-
port. given Of their character and value Settlers
and others furnished with valuable information
relative to the locality, character and SELECTION Of
the most describahle public lands.
Having a knowledge of all the different quail
tie. of soil and the various kinds timber through
out the greater part Of Michigan, gained from
practical experience in the woods ana from a scr
vice of twelve years in the |. :. surveyor "on-
erals Office am enabled TO offer TO the public un'
usual iacilte, for the transaction of all business
relating To land in Michigan.
Address,
GEORGE W. THAYER.
Detroit, Michigan.
or apply at the Office on Griswold Street, opro'
site the Howard House.
REFERENCES.
Hon. Levi, Cass Washington, u. {.
Hon. Robert McClcllaud, late Secretary Intssl'r-
Detroit, Michigan.
c. c. Trowbrdge, Esq, Detroit Mich
Edward Lyon, Esq, Detroit Mich
Jacob : Farmud, Esq. Detroit, Mich
Hon. Alphcus Fclch, Ann Arhor, Mich
Loaul,r Chapman, E-4., late I. :. Surveyor
General, jackson, Mich.
Charles Noble, Esq, formerly l. :. surveyor
General, Monroe, Mich.
John Wilson, Esq, late Commissioner General!
Land Office, Chicago, III.
Amo. + Hall, Esq, Treasurer Chicago Bur,
Quincy Il r., Chicago, H.
W H. French, Esq, Burlington, VI
ban Lyon, Esq, burlington, Vt
Hon. Sidney Lawrence, NORA Franklin Co
New York
+. Atwatcr, ( Co, ! . and "a st. Nicholas street
Montreal C. L.
israel Coo, Esq, 50 Bcekman Street New
ynrL dAwGm.
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Or apply at the Office on Griswold Street, opro-
site the Howard House.
TO ORR PATRONS.

TO OF fAIKONS,
Owing To- the limited demand Of late for many
style, Of
u RY @ u u S
especially the finer qualities, We shall give you
an opportunity to select FROM our entire stock Of
rich
u RE SIS C o o \
LYON, yclycts, Cloaks and Materials, shtsls
Embrouyriys and Laccs,
CURTAIN MATERIALS,
and all kinds Of
NO I'm O l. D Il + Y n
Random PIces,
We hope this will be sufficient apology i'r i,v..
atins from our customary prices An ercSlleut
opportunity i now offered to purchase uicful gift
for tho
II l. D \
All in want Of any kind of Dry Goods invited
to come and Sc what
RANDOM MEANS AT THE
e NV E
Terms Cash Only.
Respectfully,
DIV y. PECK, JR., 4 ca.
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Flour. Fine p Dbl So 80 to $3.50
No Supcrfno do IL to 3 %
do. do. 3 50 to 3 60
Fancy do. 3 20 to 3 so
Extra do I, 90 to 10
Double Extra do. 30 to 50
Wheat. Prime White Winter co III o IS to 90
Fair average do do, 50 to 81
Oats 80 Il ?5t Barley IS b" - to 80
Rye, sc ID j3c Peas go Ii so to 0 90
Bank Drafts on New York pa par - to IL cent
premium.
" Boston par
FREIGHT FROM TORONTO BY RAIL, FOR FULL CAR
LOADS OF 100 Brls. or $50 Bus.
u, Per. bl, Per Bush
Boston, Bellows Falls,
Bratueboro, Vernon
VI, Greenfield, Mass l2Oc, Sic,
Lebanon, and Clare
mont y. II.
Portland, NJ, Rutland, Vt. llOc. 33c.
Ogdensburgh, SOC. ljc.
New York, ll5c. 40c,
Rates to Island Pond, Northumberland, Danvillo
Junction, are to Portland; and to Bangor
and Waterville 1875 cents per Dbl.
To Concord, Manchester. Portsmouth, ,oo $500
Nashua, Kccnc, n II, Lowell, Fitch p ,Sp &c,
burgh, Worcester, Groton in, ,r ~,
Mass, F'
CHARGES on WHEAT are &c. per bushel, which
covers commission for selecting, purchasing, stor-
ing, bagging andiputtng Cars, or may remain
stored till spring without extra charge except for
Insurance, which will be about per cent more.
CHARGES on FLorR-purchasng and putting
on Cars, per cent; storage till Spring, Sc per b.
which puts free on board in Spring, Insurance,
extra, per cent, The above are the charges
with funds in hand Warehouse receipts given
when required
T. VI. CLARK,
PURCHASING BRoKHH
| And Consular Agent for N, Inued State.
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Atso AGENT for LIFE AID FIRE Iysun4StE
a Comranics Office Nos. 2 and Peoks Bie;K'
altoly occupied by WESTON SHAW.
Burlington, February lst, 1906. dlm"2m
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from the best nufactories in EUROPE and AMERICA
with STAIRS and RuCs to match. OIL CLOTHS
Of Patent Euamoled fnih and the latest patterns.
coo A MATTINGS and MATS of all sizes.
NiPERS, EXTRA FINES, FINES,
Unions, COTTON INGRiTNS, g..
:E-CHURCHEs, HOTELS and other Public Build
mgs, furnished at short notice, Carpets made to
order and laid in the best manner.
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interest. They know that the most exalted in.
tellects, male and female, are earnestly en-
ing in the highest classes, and amongst the
very elite OF society-and they look forward to
It's future development and advancement as an
element which may control the destiny of this
great country Some Of the most sagacious
minds already foresee this In a recent num-
Der oil the New York Herald, in a shrewd and
able article on this subject its present position
was presented, and its future foreshsdowed,
with kind of Scotch second-sight. Spiritual.
ism was proclaimed as "already poacer IN,
me land" And You may rest assured "when
the wind is southerly,' no man "knows a hawk
from hand-saw," better than James Gordon
Bennett. Let the honorable gentleman look to
1860 for further developments.
N. p. TALLNADeE
Poughkeepsie, N. Y, March 25, 1858.
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BRAIN FEVER IN CHENANGO COUNTY, n Y
The Chenango papers mention. several deaths
that have occurred i'm the towns of Columbus and
Sherburne. The physicians have no name for
the disease, except fever and that far its vic
Tins have be persons of the strongest constitu-
tiOns. They are comparatively in the dark con
corning its nature and origin. IL has been OBJ
served that no two cases have been alike in the
hrst attack, and the symptoms have varied mate
the pulse is low, soft, and feeble, another is cha
racterized by full, strong and Iapid one On
one point all physicians agree, that the only time
10 hep the patient is In the very early stages of
the disease. The early symptoms are cold chills,
sometimes attended with vomiting, and violent
pain IN the head, particularly at the posterior
base of the brain.