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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-11
Reliable rtstimony

:, - NTTI ~ w y PM 20 T"I|-
Mesrs SEra v loWIL Is 90.
.hsItitmuu i-Sttirc numerous rerfif-siet In The
Name Farmer endorsing De mffiIs Of that r9t II
Lang Rtmedy, vi iAhs BhteAM ~ VII %
tHEkRl an induced, ard take great pleasure I1
giving publicity 20 the eat cure U 8ccumt i.shtd iu
my iamily, Ny son, Henry a. Archer now postnas.
ter At tai6cld, ooWet.e County. Me-. va. au4r ked
WIN ptung OF blood, cough. eaAut-s OF iurrs. aud
general debility 20 much 70 that family physician
declared him % have " .ca.eI c1I.Imp IIn.1 IT,
was under medical Treatment fora number %. months
hui received no benefit from u Az length was IN
duted to pufchsst one bottle Of WiSIAkS BALSAM
winch benefited him 20 much / obtained anothe-.
which ~ short tine rcsiortd him u As usual health
/ INNS ! can safely recommend thh remedy 10 0the 9
IN Ike condition, Tor Il g., / think all it nun mis- b.
he -Ihk GREAT LUNG Remedy FOR TIE fME,
he above statement fentemen Is my yo,uniar,
oHrng to you IN favor Of YOU haisam ana r 1t yunf
disposal. IS ever, y ours, ANDREW ARCHER
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TEE WHEAT PROSPER FOR 1865 SO far all
is favorable. The extensive and long continued
SHOWS Of the winter have well protected the wheat,
and II seems to be coming out in the finest con-
dltion 1t will be frozen on, somewhat in the
lower lati es, but in the ates north Of the 42d
parallel we think tie crop will be heavy. Indeed
south OF that hos the chances are in favor Of double
the yield OF last season.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-11

While on their way to Richmond, afer the I
capture, Gems. Crook and Kelly were offered, BY
an iri,hman, bunch Of cigars; but as neither
smoked, they were declined. Adlutanl Melvin
took the bunch, however, aud on opening h, found
hundred dos' grernback. The loyal Irishmln
took this mode Of evineins hi, sympathy.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-11

How TO MAsS OFT ruK C0vRR TOR BALI -
% Il straight line point of ne-half Of the
circumference Of the ball, then divide this into
ioor equal parts, without altering the compass
make point each side Of this inc at its centre
then open the compass 81 as to strike circle
through these points and the two ex,rame
points on the straight line. This give. the
piece one-hai the circumference. aud one. fourth
OF the circumIerenes Of the ball. Of course
tour such pieces viii cover the ball and make it
Just round.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-11

VHE Subscribers, having been appointed by the Hon
othble PTnbhte COuH Tor the District Of Randolph
commissioners 10 receive examine and adjust all claim.
md demands of persons, against the estate Of Polly
"akeht lac Of Randolph, IN said district deceased re
tec1ed BsolVent and the term of sI months he
dayot March 1860 being aowedby said Conn cred.
ors Of SAID Deceased to e1hbltand prove therespec-
before U.S. Give notice that we will attend 10
ne dhles OF our appointment at The dwelling house Of
James NJ Warner, IN Bfainlres, In said district on The
ht Mondays Of June and September next aten O'Clock
IN the forenoon, on each ~ said d'ys.
JOHN WAITE,
F.F. CHAPLIN, OO"mI
A., ID, rtl U
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NOTICE IS hereby given hat 1t Is the purpose Of the
franklin Co inty Bank 10 terminate It's existence on
the st day OF June 1865 In pursuance OF the proyon,
o. the act passed At the last session OF the Ief.aiure
asd all bills or notes Of said Bank not presented to aid
Bank for payment before the hrit day Of June A. d.
leo5 WIN not be redeemed or paid by sad Bank
BY order Of the Directors.
NV. BEARDsLEY, Cashier
St. Adams, Nov, 81, 1884 Iiose37ms
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Farm fnr Sale

TUE arm snoSn as the Hevts Farm In aiddlsser, be.
longing 90 the estate u the late Ue, mo. Heed 4
uAed oas mile and ahalf from Montpelier VILLAGE con
ssung Of one hundred aud thirty acres Of land ab ~
,iaay DIVIDED ees~esn PASTURE meadow and wood Ian
farm sell vslei, aud buildiaKs coed Pos.ssstun civ, a.
Immediately The stees aud tools soi with tic farm 4
dsArtd. cEu. A. 4 .!liAs A Hs.l1 as,.,..
Meatpeisf March ", lsts.
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1)oetrp.
The Wind Over the Chimney.

AuS W lHu WEI lHe NuIuuegs
SIN ". LoNdTELLoW.
See, the fire Is sinking low,
Du,ky red the embers glow,
While above them still COVER
Wnie moment more linger,
Though the clock, with lifted finger,
Points beyond the midnight hour.
Sings the blackened log tune
Learned in some forgotten June
From a schoo-boy at his play,
When they both were young together,
Heart Of youth and sunny weather
Making oil their he liday.
And the night-wind rising, bark
How above there 10 the dark,
In the midnight and the Stow.
Ever wilder, dercer, grander,
Like the trumpets OF Islander,
All the noisy chimneys blow
Every quiyering tongue OF fame
Seems to murmer some great name,
Seems to say to me aspire /"
But the night-wind answers Hollow
Are the visions that you follow,
lnlo darkness sinks your fire :"
Then the flicker of the blaze
Cleans on volumes Of old days,
Written by masters Of the art,
Loud through whose majestic psges
Rolls the melody OF ages,
Ihrob the harp-sIrings Of the heart.
and again the tongues Of fame
Start exultiDg, ana exclaim;
" These are prophets, blrds and seersi
10 the horoscope OF nations,
Like ascendant consultations,
They control the coming years."
But the night.wind cries, Despair
Those who walk with feet OF air
Leave no long-endnriDg marks;
At Gods iorges incandescent
Mighty hammers beat incessant,
These are but the flying sparks.
"Dust are all the hands that wrought;
Books are sepulchres Of thought;
The dead laurcl. Of the dead
Rustic for moment only,
Like the wtbtred leaves in lonely
ChuIchYards al some passing tread"
Suddenly the flame sinks down
Sink the fumors Of renown;
And alone The night-wind drear
Clsmors louder, wilder, yaguer;
otis the brand Of Meeager
Dying on the hearth-slone here I"
And answer ~1hough it be,
Why should that discomfort me
NO eudeayor is in vain
Its reward is in the doing,
And the rapture Of pursuing
Is the prize the vanquished gain"
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"A THING on BEAUTY ISAJOT FOREVER
MARTHA WASHING
HAIR RESTORER.

This Ia the Firt AID only article ever broupht beor
The public that will restore 10th Hair and Whi,ken.
AWAY NOW WITH ALL HAIR DYES
who would think OF using anything 10 disagreeabl,
A. hafDye, II they could only mud anything that
would restore hair and Whskers 10 their natural color
WIN do al THIS ana not color the kin! No mistake
Try it, and b. convinced.
LIST II L. nota Dye. 2 It viii not col y the skin.
81. II Hill restore The Hair IRON Gray TO bsauii
iul Black, Brown uburn or whatever nigh have beer
rs original color, and oause II TO IS ume It's forme
beauty.
4h 1t will cure all dise,lss and humors OF the scap
keep the head cool, aud the hair from falling a. ant
promote a healthy srow III.
b'h AS Drsing ter tue Hair IL Of the best IN
market II will change dry, harsh and WHY hair TO
beautiful silk ike appearance
e;h Il VII ehsnss GRAY and Fad Whiskers to
beautiful Brown, and cause them 10 appsar more nat
ursl than BY any other application.
Mr.. r. Pease, New Bedford, Mass. ta,s:
" Inc Martha Washington Hair Res,ortr j. the lrsl
article ever had n my store. It's selling more and
giving better satisfaction than any Other
Mr. 5. W" New bedford Mass SAYS.
he Martha Washington Hair Res,orer supersede,
all he Ber y es aud Restores ever brought before TIE
public. None tqualsit
MI r. y, Bray : Onth Dauvcrs, Mas. saws.
nave sold 10 dozen bottles Martha Washington
llsit Hestorer IN this stetion the past iour months,
aud IN no case has Il tailed TO give saisiacti9nn
Mr {. {. Bxby, North Bridgcwater, Mae .avs.
" sell more OF Martha Washington Hair ties orer
than all oihers y
lad ' from Ch,l'ea Misi going West, Gays.
would give three dollars Tor one bottle rather
than go without or use any othern
AK L. Lane, Swansey, \ H., 1.-THE did not restore
hs grey hair ana whrktrs TO Their former beauty by
usug ons o9tlH o. Martha Washington liar Rerortr
Ak Mrs I biNby, South Dsnveis Mass II she lad
not been troubled with bad humor on her head ior
tne yests and spilled many medcine, but sot no re-
lief at ~ using one bottle OF the Martha Washington
Har kestoru her head was cur,d snd bsiors she mad
ued the second bottle the hsir had commence to start
So Fe'd head Of hair rs whcn afouth
tor sale by Wood Blxhy & Co. Wholesale and Re
tail Agents. Montpelier, VI rSvo
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nle0itilles.

&600 will be forfeited by Dr. l.. Dix If failing to
pOOOeure in lese time than any other ph yuciRn,
more efeetualy and permenatly, with less strain
from ooaupati on or tear OF exposure 10 all weather
with safe ana pleasant medioints,
SELE.ABUSE AND SOLITARY HABITS
Their feet and eoneequencetj
SPECIAL AILMENTS AND SITUATIONS,
Inoidentto Married and Single Ladies
SECRET AN d DELICATE DlSOK DERs;
Mercurial Affections ETupuOnsand AL Diseases Of tn,
skin Ulcers OF the N ose, Throat and Body pimple,
on the lace Sweliing3 ot the Joints Nervousness
Constitutional aud other Weaknessein Outh and tn,
more advanced, OF all ages, OF
BOTH SEXES, SINGLE OR MARRIED.
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MrOitiuts.
DIR. TIBBETTS' PHYSIOLOGICAL
HAIR seEGEN EEsATOg
ITS .hODNS OPERA.NUI

Immediately bepeotb u,a s,oi, u,oro.,....... i,
/ bod,as "A 4 is,ds ~ ny N'I ,n'lp ny Nfiy bhM
har. It s from these Iard mat cvet Eo,r ftb a'
formed and secret.d AZ long ns tie lcalp a treD
from dseae these bodies are healthy nlo ami the ~ 4,
keeps its natural appearance and color Bat when I'M
come involved IN The sans al ease and The har gra n
ally turns gay. dry aud brittle SOou,r Or ater ia
hair commences to fall tn ana in many casoa N taf Ill.,
rested Will produce complee a ldne.s Of The scalp
To remedy this pathological eordit ion of be gs n,
ana create q new and healtbv nctiou the -c,
Hair ResOrer has proved perfect EirasnurI
II the only preparation vet known that can lo..
| OF such wonderfu ftsuIts w.
Unlike thousands Of other article. IN f uatket eo
tanning tilyer lime lead lthurqg tanuiu snirlur i
It will II properly applied esiore me- Lar
appearance and beauty
ali eases 10 prednee HE fol 5vig@ tspif "
l. ltsnota dive and win moi .teYr n single rartielA
IL contains no coorng matter Whatever ntd 4 nj IN
| the least INJURIOUS in itg nupIlcatiou
2 II will certainly resiore the Ia = from n gray to q
beau ifu black brown auburn or vLatfyer iaigbt
have been lis original color
D. It Will en, c.ually prevent tbe hair from, glips
scalp, keeping the head clean and cool and liz bn,,
so IT, glossy and OF a silkv m ppar4nce
il will promote uxuttaut rfoyyfb of now batr on
bald heads executing In extrena eases o I'D ase
! where the Glands haVe beoome disorgt sged W.
B. Iw1 cure The mist inveteyafr if.lirg ,ud non.
ralga the sea b. ana being Ay ptriumtd Il IF ordt
| A most dtljplftu article f,t' th. toiI, ''V
We have 4 great ab9ndmee Of te.t'mor, 40 proysbe
4 pojtyeS eertsin tbS ~ ycry oSt ae gi,
wor d defepufaliop ''' ''''
noun r,s.,,.,,,
HV'iH ~ i1ioS j. ma. ma ZOO,
Goreo,r.r ,, ,LS pfC ~, lsyJ,
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Notice.

THIS !, to certify that have this day given my SOM.
TIM, during the remainder Of their minority and that
shall pay ne debts Of their contracting or claim any OF
their earnings after this date. BENZ " STILL
South Strahord, March Is, 1865 yI3g3
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fsoal Notices.


STATE oFYERMoNT, In Probate Court held at
RANDOLPH DISTRICT, IS. Brookheld win and for
sad District the 2sth day Of Marth, A, b. 1865.
"A lament Of Elijah Halves laK Of Br1ukf-ld In said
District, deceased being presented 20 the Court by Ju
Illus O. Lyman the cIecu or therein named for pobate;
ordered by said Court, that al persons concerned
therein be notified to appeafat q session our
0e holden al The Probate Office, IN Hf00kheld, On
The 18Th day Of April, A. D. 1865 and show cause it any
they may have Painstthe Probate sRidWil hch
purpose, II Is further ordered thai a copy ol The
record Of this order BIZ published thfeewerks
siyey In he Green Mountain Freeman, printed at Mont
pelier, previous to said time appointed for hearing.
true copy Ol rec nd.
rl4N3 Ateat-J k CLEAVEIANn Indee
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A hen that had been missing Eve weeks was
found by It's owner 10 Bennington, few dave
ago, several fee, under the hay 10 bis barn Il
had been without food or water oil that time
and was much enaoaled, but has picked up aud
quite q lsen again.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-11
FARM a,nR sAIN

IlL CHESTER Nis farm, - called, stuasl In ecr
In, On the easterly site tue head Of berlin Pond
ave ~ le, hom hohpeli Village Said farm conta nt
about - aor1 of 'Hcilent lAui we'll w.le.d has one
o. we ees. orchards Va .own, with iair bulinss and
ior pltAsantae. " location - rarely ,aaaIsd ION
rherAnlt portion OF hs purchase money can remain IN
A.. 80. ~. ". nEAroN.
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THE sEA.wEED TONIC

u abundant aud none other d required when II is
Used i.p ute AID pleasant no effects like when
using bourbon whi-ky which disofcers the stomach,
iofpos The liver, locEs up all the s,crtions, turns the
blood into water ctopsy SETS IN and the patient dies
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-11
THE PULMONIC SYRUP

is one q the most valuable medicines known. Il is
nuut powerfully tonic and he lliug 10 Itself II con-
tane NO opium c' lOU,eAs he phcgn ia the bronchial
tupes ana Laiufe throws u Of with little tNetton one
bonle frequently cure, Ordinary vold but Il will be
wei hrst " taAt doee Of ebtntks Mandrake Fills to
cleanse The stomach The rulmuuic syrup Is readily
dgesicd and absorbed uto blood, 20 wh.c Il mparts
healing propeuicat Il s one q the rreparat OF
Non IN wee ~ l. afpows.til tolie OF itsel { aud
when The Sea We'd lCuic diaoyes IA. muous m the
stomach, and carried OH by the aid OF toe Mandrake
nm healthy how OF gssric Juice good appetite, and
good diaestiau follow
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miscellaneous.
U. S. 7-3O BONDS

fuh SALE AT TIE
V Il IA MI q NJ II nA-NIx
S6O 0ln "a ESQ, slOo, s5ol. sud tlo1o gond, ON
VON,VoO hand for mmsdiate delivery, IAre,
supplies received wceky eau early. The pfe,ent loan
Convertible into sold bearing bonds IN tw aud one hall
ye' VII soon b. exhausted Cheeks on lesion or New
Nerk, anu all eutftn, monty, received nj par
N4lcht isd3 ,lt
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Gomt Business, 81
THE
Montpelier National Bank

TREASURY DEPARTMENT
OFFICE or C0hrrRoLLzR OF THE CuGREEcFi
Washington, Marco 30, 1868.
Whereas by satisfactory evidence presented to the 10.
dersignrd IL has been made 10 appear hat
- IHE MONTPELIER NATIONAL BANK"
n the village uf Montpelier in the county u Washington,
and sta 0f Vermont, been duly organized under
and according he requirements Of TIL Act Of Congress
entitled An act provide National Currency, secured
by pledge Of Unite states bonds and to provide for the
circulation and redemption thereof" approved June .,
s54 and has complied with ali the provisions Of said Act
required 10 be complied with before commencing the bust
ness q banking under said Act:
Now, therefore, |, igdH hcauLLooH, Comptroller a
NJ Currency, DO hereby certify that TIE MONTE
LlER NAtl0NAL BANK" in the village OF hontIe.
er in he county OK Arlington and state OF Vermont
IS author led to commence the business OF Bank ing
under the Act aforesaid,
In Testimony whereof, witness my hand and seal Of
cihce this third day Of March, 1853.
HUGH MCCULLOUGH,
COmpl rnller u lha Gurre ncv.
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BOURBON WIllSKEY

Is recommended nova days by almost every physician.
Many patients that VISA mS foons bothmae ana female,
are snpcatd with THIS poison. The rcei T. temporary,
n they congh they take little whisky II they lei
weak ana feeble, they take little whikey II they can
n str, they take a lutle whskey and they 10 on
mlhWay requiring IN nc aud m1 until u ey are oat.
ednn ana na sne They are gttuag neshy. ne stomach,
Hfcf ana digestive powers ate completely q siroytd,
and use thdf sprtite tor lood No one was ever cured
oi con upmtiuu hl ths process, where cavities have
been urr in the luBga little stimuli nj Is FREQUENT.
lY beneficial 10 cunsumptise such as pute biAnat or
good wines, tn many cares. London porter or brown
foutiu moderate quanu but bourbon wh,ky hatt,p Ms
on, in'tcad Of curing con.ump ion.
Tho Sawed Tonic prutu Usastng rtsults q orouah-
~ nttso aane the oniach aud digestive system and
enabling 20 eliminate land makclinto healthy blood
Tho ood whieh may b! uscl Tor hat purpose Il is so
w0ndctQl IN lie Gtc that wine girw iuil will lnct
hearty meal ana little of Il taken before hreakiau
~ dung, wv"
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DIR. MARSHALLS
EssADACEhE a CNTARRH
@NTTE"

iphls ufhaa thoroughly 20 be ts,ta
uele e,sfk noEh Tor curins he CslaTfh. Gold ih ID
Head and Headache lthasbesh found an esceIsri rrn
edy 10 many casss 81 sors Eyt, Dsafnrrs has len ~
moved BY III aud Hearing hasaen been grsat improved
bytn ltpufees cut al obslfuctuus stttnrihens III
Glands and gives healthy action to Tue pArt affected
u res9lmenued b. macy ofths Lest sicans aud =
us.d With great success And sstsiarten everywhere
wore nan tNtnb hte ySata tApfltucs has proved
great Halue aud - ,hls nontnt stsnts hrhti tfaT
ever before.
beware OF CountsFfelts
az nmils el the tgnatars Of the proprietor CHARLIE
OWN Is o. fwry toule. selA b. Druggists tssrs
Were. trlri,.
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The mails irm Omaha, Nebraska, 10 Saera.
mento, California, are to be carried by camel.
aereafter.
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If any of your readers need a sure rem edy for
bed-bugs, they can have mine, and cleanse the
house of this troublesome vermin, with very lit
tie expense. They have only to wash with salt
and water, filling the cracks where they frequent
With salt, and you may look in vain for them
Salt seems inimical to bed-bugs, and they will
not trail through it. think it preferable to
all " ointments," and the buyer requires no GER
thcate as to it's genuineness. Mrs. h. c. c. IN
Penn. Yankee.
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Oid Eyes fEade New.

PAMPHLET dlsesinE hos 10 speedily restore sish,
and tifs % 'pscsclss, without aid u doctor o. msd
- y \. FoOrE, ND,
hNH9ms lis1 Broadway, Neu loft.
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AK EASY AND SmPLE YEAsT.-Take Jar or
quart pitcher, and mix in 1T flour and warm
water with d little salt somewhat thicker than
batter, and about half full Then set the pitch.
er IN kettle Of warm water, about the same
temperature, which must be kept up by adding
warm water occaslonly. 1t must stand thus for
FIVE or siI hours, and DO stirred now and then,
until 1t begins to rise. 1t will at last fill the
pitcher, when it will be sufficient to make two
or three loavos of bread, by being mixed with
more -four and warm water in the usual way.
ltyou use water half Of which is boiling, mixed
with half quite cold, it will give you the prop
sr degree of warmth. One great Recommended
ton 10 this bread is that it never turns sour with
age, and ia very easily made Working Farmer.
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Spring Disea SEES.

Any housekeeper would be considered demon
ted who would keep up as fierce o fire on the
hearth in the spring as in mld-winter % the
contrary as the days grow warmer, less and less
fuel is used, until the fire is not klndled at all,
One OF the two main objects OF eating is 10 keep
the body warm and 1t need not be argued that
less warmth is required in summer than in win
ter but II we eat as heartily as the spring ad
vances as we did in cold weather, we will burn
up with fever, becfose we have too much heat.
The instincts OF our nature are perfectly wonder
| iul. 10 our shame is it, that we not only do
not heed them, but oppose them, fight against
them with an amazing iaturity. As the warm
weather approaches We are all conscious of
dlminutlon OF Appetite and we either begin to
apprehend that we are about TO get sick, or set
about stimulating ourselves with topics, and
bltters, and various kinds OF teas with view
Of purifying the blood. How many swlls of
sassafras-tea has the reader taken to that end
No such publications would be needed, # we
would follow natures instincts, and eat only
with the inclination she gives US, instead Of ton
ics to make us eat more, when we actually re-
quire less
Observant persons have noticed as spring comes
on, there is less relish for meat of ali kinds, and
VIC yearn for the early spring vegetable, the
greens" the salads, the spinnage, the redsh-
es and the like. Why? Just look at it
meats have more than fifty per cent Of carbon,
Of the heating form principle. Vegetables and
berries have ten per cent, five per cent one per
cent, OF heat Potatoes have eleven per cent
turnips three per cent, gooseberries only one.
Literally, incalcuable are the good results
which would follow practical attention to these
facts. Those who are wise will take no tonics
for the spring, will swallow no teas to purify
the blood, nor imagine themselves to be about
getting SICK, because they have not in May as
vigorous an appetite as in December but will at
onoe yield themselves to the guidance of the in-
stincts, and eat not an atom more than they have
ali inclination for to the end 81 joyous spring
time and summer Of glorious hoalth while
those Who will eat, who will stimulate the stom-
acb with tonics, aud " force their food must
soffer with drowsness, depression, and distress
ing lassitude; and while all nature il waking
up to gladness and newness of life, they will
have no renovation and no well-springs Of JOY
Gus and exuberant health.
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THE MANDRAKE PILLS

TIT VI NNUNAkE HILLS
may teaken I'm entire safety by eli ares and eonilos,
producing The good result hat can be O. ed from
falont % any 0i the merouria incidence aud without
anN VI helr turtiul uf inintions results They carry
out or gltm the oal, 10 aud worn. out matters
Toe" ned and "a solved ny my served Tonic and rul.
monte syrup twill be ieen that all thres N nv edi.
che' ale needed IN IN ~ eases 70 care coniumption.
AGENTS.
nDSrnG-6eorrs Goodwin "a
hkW YORK --Demu nssfes Co
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