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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-12-21

AN ENGLISH NoBLEMAN's SEAT.-Some
idea Of an English Dukes estate may be had
when we state that the establishment Of the
Duke Of Devonshire would occupy one of our
large counties The park Immediately sur
rounding the place contains three thousand
acres. The principal Parden for vegetables,
fruits, greenhouses, &c, is twenty-five acres
There are thirty greenhouses, each from fifty
to seventy five feet long. Three or four OF
these con'ain nothing tut pine-apples, others
contain nothing but melons and cucumbers
One leach tree on the glass wall measures
ffty-Une feet in width, fifteen feet in height,
and bears one thousand and sixty peaches
IL is the largest in the world. The grape
houses, five or six in all, are seven hundred
feet long But what shall be said of the
conservatory, filed with every variety of
tropical plants 1t is one OF the wonders of
the world. 1t covers an acre of ground, is
one hundred feet high, OF oval shape, and
cost $780, 600. 1t is heated by steam and
hot water pipes which in all are xix miles in
length. he apparatus consumes SIX hun
dred tons of coal in year.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-12-21

A Coon ONE.-During the first years Of
the war, when change was scarce and some
large firms were Issuing currency OF their
own, farmer went to store in neighbor-
ing town and bought some goods, and gave
10 the merchant five dollar bill. of which he
wanted seventy-fye cents back. The mer-
chant counted ont the money and handed it
over to the farmer. He looked at il a mo-
ment and inquired, whats this 7" "ItN
my currency" said the merchant. "Wal,
faint good for nothin' where live" said
the farmer. Every WE'LL" replied the mer-
chant, keep it until you get dollars worth
and bring it to my store and will give you
a dollar bill for it"
The farmer pocketed the change and de-
parted. A few weeks after he went into the
same store and bought goods to the amour,
Of one dollar, and after paying over the iden-
tical seyenlyfive cents he took out a handful
OF pumpkin seeds and counted out twenty
five Of them and passed them over to the
merchant. "Why," says the merchant
"whats this ?" "Wal" says the farmer
"this is my currency, and when you get
dollars worth bring it Cut to my place and
will give you dollar bill for it,"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-12-21

Dome SPRINGS WORK IN THE FALL
Work always crowds in the spring, and far
mers intend TO do all that is possible to be
done in the fall to tighten and facilitate the
labor OF the more busy seasons. A late num-
Der Of the Eastern Mail speaks of a method
of preparing corn fields in the fall which is
practiced in that part of Maine, and called
the Daniel Bunker system. The land is
plowed and furIowed in the fall and the ma
nure applied in the hill and covered leaving
nothing to be done in the spring but to drop
the seed and cover it.-N. r. Farmer.
We fancy the weeds would start ahead Of
the corn on land so cultivated.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-12-21

Hon CULTIyATIoN.-The Maine Farmer,
abiding to the subject OF" high cultivation
20 much talked of, and written about, says
la, there lie much more talk THAI improve
ment. man looks over his farm OF many
arrcs and finds that the whole needs aid, but
not being able at once to render it to all por-
ions, makes no particular effort to improve
any part. The night way-right because
alone pfacticable--is to commence with few
acres at time Get these in good heart the
first year, and the increased product from
them will aid in experimenting on another
section the succeeding year. In this way the
farm will soon become renovated, and proper
ly cared for, will not run down again as
long as grass grows and water runs"
Whenever it costs more to fertlize deple-
ted soil than to buy fresh land men, will gem
errally prefer the latter, though home com
fort, health snd desirable associations all in
yite to the former.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-12-21

BOSTON Corners, " J., December q, 1851.
WH II. GREGG s. Co. Gents l freely give you
liberty TO make Of the following certificate Of tho
value OF Constitution Water, which can recommend
In the highest manner. Ny wife was attacked with
pain in the shoulders whole length ofthc back and in
her limbs, with paipaf0n ~ the hsart and irritation
ofhe bladder. l called physician, who attended her
about three months, when he eft her worse than he
had found her. then employed Of the best ply
sicians could find who attended her for about nine
months and while she under his care she did aot
suffer quito as much pain. Hehually gave her up, and
said her iHcurabie For" said he she has
such combination of complaints that medicine gireH
for operates against some other ~ her dcuities"
About this time she commenced The use of Cousttu-
ton Water and 20 utter astonishmont, almost the
first doee seemed to have the desired effect and she
kept on improving rapidly under its treatment, and
superinteEds entirely her domestic affairs. She
has not taken any tho Constitution Water for about
four weeks, and happy to say that it has pro-
duced permanent cure.
WM. NJ. VAN BENsCHOTEN.
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NO uiN bhOA NV I t. cor bletckeF stttt
No 6O3 klGtIH avenue, near Ihiriy-seyenth street.
No 205 FULTON street. brooklyn.cor Concord street.
Our Black and ureon Mixed Teas will give universal
subtraction, and suit all tastes, being composed Of the
best Foo Chow Blacks and Moyune Greens. bnRl-h
Breakfast Tecomuc' led, ptng 20 those who
have acquired taste for that kind Of ca although is
the huest imported.
Country Clubs, Hand and Wagon Peddlers, and small
stores Ut which classes we are now supplying many thou
sands all Of which doing well have their orders
promptly aud fithfg lily filled, and in ase OF ubs can
have eacl party. name marked on their packages as
directed by sending their orders to Nos 81 and 80 Vesey
street,
Our friends getting up ubs in towns through
the county, and for which We feel very graf f4l
some Of Clubs send orders weekly not often
viii Others keep standing order to be supplied wi a
gwen quantity each week OF a. stated periods. And m
all cats shtie sufcitnt time has elapsed) Clubs have
repeated thcr orders.
porues seuoing Club or other orders for les than $50
had better send = suffice TRAITS or money with heir
ders TO save the expense of collection BY express hut
larger order wi forward by express, to collect
livery,
We return thanks parties who taken an interest
L. Reuitg up ubs Aud when any Of them come 10
New Yurk We ,ha be pleased TO have them call upon
u and M X, Themselves known.
Hereafter we viii seud compliment AIRY pa ksge TO
the party getting up the club VI profits are small but
will be a. LIBERAL A. We can afford. We send no COM
dlimeDtaJ Tackage for Clubs Of less than $50
EVANSVILLE Wis Aug % 1866
TBR GREAT AMERICAN ia Co., Nos. 81 and 3S Nescy
street. New York city.
this day mail you another club order No 4 for Tea
md Coffee amounting to Sl62 50 You need no further
proof from Of the satisfaction your good giving
than the fact Of my sending you the fourth order In ttc
more tn, a month. Whtn this package is received
shall have furnished over two hundred families who
sati fed with The as being all you and others repre-
sent il TO be, and much cheaper Than il is sold here.
am, gentlemen, your o0edieni seyar 1
X. NJ. WHEELER.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC
Il. & IL. I. ANTHONY 4 CO.,
Manufacturer Of PhotoRTa hie Materials,
: WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
60l BkOADWAY, NEW YORK.
In addition main business Of photographic Ma
teriqis we are Headquarters for the following, viz
STkBEOSCOPkS sTEREOeCOPlC YIhMS
OfAmeroan and Foreign Cities and Landscapes Groups
StAtuary. etc.
SrEREOSCOPlC VIEWS OF THE WAR,
From negatives made in the various campaigns and
forming complete Phoogl aphe history Of the great
contest
sTEREORCOPIC VIEWS ON GLASS,
Adapted for either the Magic Lantern the SeTeoseOpe
Our Catalogue will be sent 70 any address receipt Of
Stamp.
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS
We manufactuT more iagely thar any other house
about 200yarieiis irom 90 cents 10 $50 each Our AL
Blu have the reputation Of being superior In beauty
and durability to any other.
Card Fh9togfdphs Of GsHeyais, SfafeneH Actors etc
our Catalogue embraces over five THOUSAND
different subjects including reproductions of the most
celebrated kngrayings, Paintings, Statues, etc. Gaia
logues sent on receipt Of stamp.
PhotogI ApheTs and others ordering goods G. y. d
will please remit 26 per cent Of the amount with the
order
" The p4ces and quality Of our goods cannot fail t.
atsiy. July SdAw
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Mis-. 1rAEGlLL c. LEvANwAY.

~ nysyENoRRHDN, OR PAINFUL MENSTRUAL roN,
AND suENoRmAotA, on rEofusE FLOWING.
Both diseases arising from faulty secretion OF the
menstrual fluid IN being too little, aud &C.
compaued by pain and the other too profuso
secretion which viii BE- speedily cured by the Consti
tuition Water.
That disease known as FALLING OF THE
WON -, which b. the result OF relaxation Of the
lgaments Of that organ and Is known by sense Of
heayinoss and dragging pains IN the back and sides,
and at times accompanied by sharp, lancinating, or
shooting pains, through the parts will in all cases be
removed by the medicine.
Thew 10 -r"th-- "i-4s nf svmpfoma. arising from
IRRITATION or THE WOMB, which physicians
call Nervousness which word covers up much yno-
rance and In nine out OF ten the doctor docs
not really know whether Tho symptoms tho dis
ease, or the disease the symptoms. We can only
cnumerae them here speak more particularly Of
Cold Feet, Palptation OF the Heart, Impaired Mem
DRY, Wnkefulncss, Flashes Of Heat, Lanuor, LASH
tudo, and Diuness Of Vision.
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agricultural.


Coon PIGs.-WHo BEATS Moses Hol-
den Of this village, purchased Of S. Morse, Of
East Montpelier, on the 2Sth OF March last,
pig about FIVE weeks old, and to-. day he
slaughtered it, dressing 423 pounds. April
Sd last, Jerry McEroy Of this place pur-
chased pig of Mr.. Morse, about four weeks
old, which dressed to- day, AIS pounds. Can
any one tell "bieger pig storyf" lfso let
us hear it.
III. HOLDEN.
Middesex, Dec. IA, 1866.
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BELlRF N TEN MINUTES.
BRYANS PULMOMC WAFE


IL The original Medicine established in 1881 and
first article Of the Kind nuudi cCd under the
Of puIMoHIU WAFEhs, in this any other country
all other fulmonic afeIs counteIfits. The genu
inc osn be known by the lame BRYAN being stamped
each wafer
These wa'ers have been before the public for nea rly
tlrfy years and the immense sale attained only in
America in foreign countries, fully attest their in
uinsic worth The sdoinal properties superior to
any Other article offered for the Of Pulmonary
bronchial affections and the quantity contained Ia each
ia nearly couble that VI the many WORTHLESS imia-
tons advertised
pRYAN's PuLMoNIo wAPERs
Coughs, ODDS, sore Throat HoaTsenfss, Asthma
CaAuh, Bronotus, Diiheu I Breathing, 81 iting Of
Blood Pains In the Chesl, Incipent Consumption and
relief bur Gheotng rapid and Testing and
anted 10 give satisfaction 10 every instance. They dc
nauseae like aohuholc CON pounds, the medic
ina properties are cumbil ed IN fom agreeable and
pleasant the taste that any child will readily take
them. One dose will always afford
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
To Vocalists and Public Speakers these Waters arc
peculiarly valuable they will IN day remove the
occasional hoarseness and their regular
fOl a fe day will at all times increase the power and
Hexblity Of the voice, greatly improving It's tone
pass and cesTness for which purpose they Tegurar
~ used by many professional voeAlists
The veIy great celebrity Of this invaluable remedy has
Induced imp ncped persons TO prepare base mtations
which dsappon the just expects tons of the purchaser
and injure the character Of the genuine medicine
see that the word " bryan" is stamped on eael
Wafer and also observe the fac smile of signature
Of the 6pTisior JOB AOShS on each wrapper I,
rfeit which is forgery Offending parties vii
be dealt with 10 the full extent Of the aw.
BRYAH's PvLHoHIo WAFEBs ave for sale by all Drug
gsts.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, y Corlandt St, N Y
bold in Montpelier, by n X. Brown and Bizby & Co
llidSweOply
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irritatc and drcnch the kidneys, and by constant
soon lead TO chronic degeneration and confirmed dis
ease.
We present the Constitution water 20 the nuhlic,
with the conviction that t has mo- equal n relieving
the class of diseases for which it has been found so
cmmcntly successful for curing. and trust that
shall De rewarded for our efforts in placing yalua-
bic a REMEDY in r. form to meet the requirements Of
patient and physician.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-12-21

A WEATHER GUIDE Two drachms of
csmphor, half a drachm of pure saltpetre,
half diacbm of muriate Of ammonia. and
two ounces of proof spirits. in glass tube or
narrow phial, will make a pretty sure wealth
er guide. In dry weather the solution will
remain clear. On the approach of change,
minute stars will rise up in the liquid while
stormy weather will be indicated by the very
DISTURBED condition of the chemical combina-
ton.
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ioOrtrp.
THE LIFE sTRBAM.


ny EDWARD A. jerks.
One April morning, when the spring
Released the mountain rill,
] heard the bafod winter winds
Retreat along the hill.
The father-sun came bending DER,
And tenderly caressed
The laughing praitlor. as he rev
His mountain-mothers breast
The rill, when tired Of reveliug
Among the fountains full,
Ran sparkling down the velvet slope
To sleep-a shady pool.
But when, as morning dawned again,
He peeped the margin DER,
And saw the beck ming buttercups
Fast marching on before,
He could not stay he turned and kissed
His sleeping muther-thon
Stole softly meath the lintels green
And rippled down the glen
As childhood in uneasy dreams,
Flies through the green aisles dim
OF some old grooming forest where
Iurk monsters fierce and GRIM
So fed he, as the stealthy roots
OF the gnarled and wrinkled trees
Came twisting out the loamy bank
The truants foot to seize.
In most fantastic windings lost,
In meadows dewy sweet,
To catch the witching birds that shook
Their music at his feet
lie wandered drcamily along
Till day began to wane,
And sighed" An, me | ne'er shall see
My mountain home again"
lie hurried down a rocky steep,
A wild and reckless stream,
And lay all quivering at is foot,
At rest--perchance to dream
of that long way he needs must wend,
The victories to be won,
Tn blessings waiting at the end
when all this work was done.
Day after day he travelled on,--
Grew broad, and deep, and strong
And turned the ponderous wheels of life
To Rhythmic flow of song.
And while in all the strife Of years
lie aimed to bear a part,
A white swan lay upon his breast,
Her image in his heart.
One golden autumn afternoon,
The traveller neared his goal
With hurried step and lb'ring breath
He heard the thunders roll
But pressed right onward TO the brink,
Nor summed the dread abyss
His hopes all fixed on realms above,
One last fond look on this.
Oh, transformation wonderful!
Above that gulf at even,
lowered a misty form Of grace,
ROBBED in the hues of heaven
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-Four years ago an agriculturist on the Isle
Of Man planted single grain Of barley. pro-
ducing the same year three hundred grains
These were sown, and the second years pro-
duct was about half pint, which were again
sown, and yielded fourteen pounds, and on 90.
ing sown again last spring realized this year
seven bushels.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-12-21

Tirmouth, Rutland Co., VT, May IS 1856
To the Gtea, dDericdn Tea Company.
81 and 80 Vesey Street New York City
Gentlemen The Tea hist | ordered you gives
good satisfaction, and send you anohfr ORDER
ing S2l0 10 which you will please fill and send to my
address, by express,
Please accept my thanks for the complimentary pack
age Respectfully, yours,
JUDAH II. ROUND.
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READ, READli REApul

Dlnriile, Pa, June, isf2.
DR.. WILLIAM II. GREGG. Dear siri In February
1s6l was afflicted with sugar Diabetes and for five
months passed more than two gallons OF water In
twenty four hours was obliged 10 get UP ~ Often
as ten or twelve times during the night ind In 1--WE
months / lost about fifty pounds in weight During
the month of July, isdi, procured two bottles Of
Constitution Water and in two days after usng it
experienced relief and amer taking two bottles was
entirely cured, soon after reganing my usual good
health.
Yours, truly, J. " L. DE WITT.
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LITE HEALTH STRENGTH,
LITE = HEALTH = STRENGTH.
LIFE nEIlIN NRElGIh.
Hundfe0s and tbUusalus annuHIII ule pTumaluTeIl
when, # they would give the Great French Remedy,
DIR JUAN DELAA AkhE'S


when, II they would give the Great French Remedy,
DIR JUAN DELLA AIRES
CELEBRATED SPECIFIC PILLS,
Prepared by 0ARANoIsRB 4 DUi ONT No pa lure
Lombard, Paris from the prescription Of DIR. Juan De-
amaIe, Chief Physical the Hospital du NoTd
LaIiboitiere fair trial, they would hnd immt date
tet and a short ume be fully restored to HeaAh aud
'trengh 1t is used in the pracuee Of inalJ hent
French ply siciAns. with uniform success, and highly
recommended the only positive and specific Ben eds
all derang OF the Nervous Forces Melancholy,
arts ~ from Sexual kxcesses Youthful lndiscetons
Loss Of Muscular Energy, Ply steal Pr srauons, New
business " eak Spine, Lowness Of Spirits Dimutss Of
Vision HysttTies, Pains in the Back and Limbs lmPo-
lency, sc.
No language convey adequate idea Of the i'm
mediate and almost miraculous change IL produces IN
the debAted and shattered system In fact 1t stands
untyalled ulfalms cure Of the mais dies above
/ toned
Suffer no more, hut The Great ftenoh Remedy
1t II effect where all Others fail, and, although
powerful remedy, contains nothing huTul to the most
/ delicate constitution.
Pamphlets, aiming full particulars and directions
for using in hnglish, French, spanish and German &c
company each box, and also sent free t. any address
! when requested.
Price one Dollar per box six boxes for Five Dollars
Sold by all Druggists throughout the world or will b
sent by mail securely sealed from all observation by
inclosinR specified proe, TO any authorized agent
fToI Tietors General gents for America, OSCAR q
MOSES < CO.. q CoItlandt st. New York.
Authorized Agent for NOM elier, Vt,
IL eop;wSdly N. X. BROWN
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WISTAR'S BALSAM
W | l. ID G. Ii Il r r Y
HAS BEEN USED Pom NEARLY
HALF A CEN URY,
WITH THE MOST ASTONISHING sUocRss1 IN CURING
Coughs, Colds HoMs,ne.s, Sore Throat,
lnhntnza, Whooping Cough. q CUP,
Liver Complaint, Bronchitis,
Difficulty Of Breathing,
Asthma aud every
affection Of
THE THROAT, LUNGS, AND CHEST.
CON u NJ p RIO N,
which carries Of more victims than any other disease,
and VIII oh battles the skill u the Physicians greater
extent than any other maady, often
YIELDS ft This REMEDY
Then all Others prove Intellectual
AS A MEDICINE,
RAPID IN RELIEF souTuNG IN EFFECT,
SAFE IN ITS OPERATIONS,
IT is NSURP AsSED
while p eparadou free rom ncxious ingredients.
pc sons or minerals uniting 81 ill., science and medical
knowledge combining all that is valuable in the yege
table kingdom Tor this class a. diseases 1t is
INCOMPATIBLE
and is entitled merits AID receives the general conf
dence Of the pubic.
SEYMOUR THATCHER, NJ. d.,
Of Herman, N. Y, writes as folows;-
"WIsTARs BALsAM OF Wild CHERRY gives univer-
sal satisfaction. II seems TO cure Cough by looseniuR
and cleansing tho lungs and alsying irritation, THus
REMOVING THE CAUSE, INSTEAD OF DRYING UP THE
coUGH AND LEAVING THE CAUSE HsiusD consider
the Balsam good any IL The Uest, Cough medi
cine with VIII oh am acquainted"
From X. FELLOWS, NJ, D, Of Hill Nh.
ent medicines can bit ssy In Just ice to DIR wisrAR
BALsAN or WIDC HENRY thai II is a rem edy Of supe
rior value for Pulmonary DiSeaies.
have made use Of This preparation for several years
and it has proved be very reliable aud eeacious in
the treatment Of severe ard long standing otghs
know Of one patient ia comfortable health, who
has tak,n this remedy. and who, but for It's use,
slider would not now be living"
UNSOLICITED TESTIMONY
From Rer. Francis Lo5deA Pastor Of the South Con
gregdtonai church, Bridgeport, Connecticut
bHr0EroHr, January, q, 1864
Gentlemen III consider il duty which l 20 suf-
ieriug humanity hear testimony 10 the virtues Of Dr.
" istqr's Baisam ot Ifiid cherry. [ have used it,
when have had occasion for any remedy TOR Coughs
Colds. or sore Ihfua-of many yeafs and never. Ia
single instance has il failed relieve md me.
have frequently been very hcafse Saturday and look
ed forward to 'he delivery OF two sermons the follow
ing day with sad msgviuss but by liberal Of the
Bassm my h0areness has invariably been removed and
have preached without difficulty.
commend 1t TO my brethren in the ministry, and
public speakers generally certain remedy for the
Entirely unsolicited, send you this testimonial, which
you are 81 liberty TO use in any Vsy you choose Per
haps the Balsam does not affect all persons alike but it
always removes my huarseuess and fits for the min
listers hard working day-the SABBATH.
Very truly yoprs, FRANCIS LOBDFl l..
PRICE ONLY ONE DOLLAR 4 BOTTLE.
rRsrABBDnY
SETH ". FOwLB s. SON, Is fremont st Boston,
AND FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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GRRAr AMERICAN TEA Co, &c.
6entiemet- Please ind another club order (S62 from
this place viii will show for itself how well your Teas
appreciate in this village Send before by expres
Cash delivery to
JAS. c. CHALMERS.
S, nth Adams Mass.
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late we'll informed writer says $500, OOO.-
0o0 year will not cover the damage done to
farmers in this country by insects.
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TREASURY MOVIES

Constantly on hand fo1 sale. suo al Lif5s a gao,
men' Securities prooursds
IMP RThNT r O THEA TCTFu
DIR DOW continues 20 De consulted - iiscsirs N-r
and kudcou street, B'ston. or 40 diseases ~
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE
~ long course of tudy and practical ozresnss IT,
Dow has nov he graduation of prcscnire fle urft
nate with remedies that have neer failed 10 cure re-
most alarming Cases u
q ONORRHQA AND SYpBlL{S
i"peath h. treatment All the horrors Of vftsssai
unpufeblctd, lmpotency, SfO'ula Gouor-taa Uia.rr
Pam or Distress 90 the regions o. pfocrcao lisau
nation Of che bladder and kidney II droceIf Abs ser
umor'' ffgluu sweliuFs and the long train cf hr5
Die sympt. attending this class Of disease aye uat
70 bee me SO harmless the sinp est aiings of ctl1
Particular attention given q he ireaimentcf
) b NJ \ a l. w h A X y ESS.
In ali !s forms and stages Fatenta Who visa 10 sstaaa
under D. Do~ treatment few days weeks. uii BE-
furnished with pleasant rooms ana charges sor bss
moderate
fe.-Ladies Who ore troubled with anr disease Be-.
Guitar 10 their system viii find SPEEDY relief - calling
on DR. Dow, % bis ihoe No. tudieott s.rest.