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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-01-02
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From Chambers Journal.
The Years Twelve Children.

January, worn and gray,
Like an cid igrim by the way,
Watches the snow, and shiveritg slghs
as the wild curiew round him flies;
or, huddisd underue III IN,
Sits praying for the lingering morn.
February, bluff and bold,
O'er burrows striding scorns the cold;
And when his horses TWO sbreast,
Makes The ke n plough do It's behest.
Rough March comes clustering down the road,
In his wrath hand the oxen's goad;
Or, with rough and angry haste
Scatters The seed DER he darg waste
Apri, child, hall tears, half smiles,
Trips full Of little playful wiles;
And, laughing, 'neath her rainaow hood,
Seeks The wild yioiets in The wood
May, the bright maiden, singing goes,
To where thu snowy hawthorn blows,
Watching the lambs leap in the dell,
List'ning the simple village bells.
JdLe, with the mowers scarlet face,
Moves DER the clover field apace
And last his crescent scythe sweeps on
Ger spots frcm whence the lark has flown.
July-the farmer, happy fellow,
Laughs to see the corn grow yellow;
The heavy grain he losses up
From his right hand from cup.
Augustine reaper ceaves his way
Through the golden waves a. break of day;
Or, on his wagon pied with corn.
AT suns-t, home Is proud y borne.
Septem Der, with his bray ng hound,
Leaps f-nce and pale at every bound;
And Casts into the wind II scorn
All Cares nj dangers from his horn
October comes d woodm2n old
need with tough leather from the cold
Round swings his sturdy axe, and 10.
Il hr-branch falls az every blow
November covers before th= fame
Bleared erone forgetting heI own name
Watching the blue smoke curing rise,
And broois upon OLD me- Inorirs
Dece mber. IA nd rosy, str d=s,
His old heart warm well clothed his sides.
With kindly word lor young aud old,
The chserier FIR he bracirg cold
Laughing We come, open diugs
His doors, and as he does it, sings
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joshua rEWin.'s Estate.

III suisse rbers avin bee poin BY
DIS Probate Court he DistrIci sshincon.
hissioneTs toteceive examne Ind adjust all lams
demands OF all persons, against the lost
1"lhg late OF Barre, in said district deceased
resented insoiVent, and the of six
Jlh ddy 4 Dec $50, being allowed by said
creator. OF AID deceased to I and the
ptctiFe lain befoTeUs Givenotice u
70 the duties OF oGFaDpo Ee at he dwellin CHOU
the deceds- in s life ime, in Barre, said distrIt
the iohrth tuesdays OF Jan AMI Aprl next at ten o.
ID the loFenoon on each OF said days.
ALbERf JOHONNETT.\ ,.-,
JOSEPH a. PRENriSS, 0""'h'
Dec. 9Th, 4. ID. 1865. F5lw3
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THE PULMONIC SYRUP

is one of the most valuable medicines known 1t is
nutrient powerfully tonic and he ang itself 1t con
tans no opium yet loesens the phlegm the
tubes, ana LatuTe throws IT of with little exeItion
bottle frequently cures ordinary cold but il will be
wei. first to take lose of Schencks drake pills TO
Cleanse he stomach The Puimonic Syrup is readily
dsested and absorbed into blooG which imparf
lis healng properties 1t is Of he preparations OF
u IN IA use IL Is powerful toliU :; and
when the Sea-Weed Tonic dissoves the IN the
tomach and is carried of by the aid of Mandrake
90 iii .stio f,lIo
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Geaal Notices.
y. II. Pufmam,s Estate

STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Court, he.
WAsHINGroN DIsTKIcT.ss. Montpelier, within anr
said District he 18th day Decent A. D. 1865
lnstru Mt Tpori to be hei asi W il Ie>
n lament of John X. Putnam, late of Cabot, ID:
said District deceased icing presented to the Court
horace HaBes, the executor therein named for Probatc
by aid Court, thai persons
therein, be Motif ed ppea a
be holden at The Probate Office Montpelier The Il
day OF jan, A. D. 1866, and show .y
nave gain st he Probate Will; for which
itis ordered that o,he cord
De publIshe DIT ey the
ain Freeman, printed Montpelier. prey
appointed for hearing.
true copy of record,
SIrS o Al
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WIN EsTANn

| E'ARM AND FnUIT LANDS. II a mild ard beaIthfuI
L climate. Thirty mi s0uta of PhIladr phia bv
hai read, New Jersey, the line OF latitude
a Baltimore, Md.
be 81 ii Is nc and pre- ductve, varying fir ON a CLAW
70 81 d 10 m suitable Wheat, Grass Corn o.
bacco Fru Is Vegetables This is a great fruit
country FIVE bun II ed vineyards and Orchards have
eei painted by experienced
reaches, Pears &c, produce immense prof 8 VineIa nd
- Afeao one OF the most beautiful places the nl;ed
otde he entire territory, consisting fifty squa re
miles OF land, Is aid upon general system OF i'm
prov emen's The aDd only sold to ac nal settlers
/ win PROVISION Tor public adoDment. The place on
account CT It's great Doauy, wei
haS become the esoIt OF people OF 1t ha IN
ees hNe thousand People within the past three years
'hufcHes otcIes schools, Academies Societies Of Arr
anC Learning, and other ms OF refine ment spd
TUE have been Introduced eas of people Are
constantly setting hundreds of hous es are be,ng
constructed. Pr of Farm land twenty acre lots and
upward, SO per acre. Five and acre and Village
lots for sale.
Fruits and Vegetables rren earlier in this district
IMAM IA any other locality north OF Norfolk, Va I'm
proved places Tor sale "
openings Tor all kinds of business, Lumber Yards
AiauiactUrIe@, Fouudries Stores, and the like and
~teaIn ROVER, with room, be renred
or ptrsf n who desIre mid winters hea Ithtul eli
mate, and good SOIL country beautifully lmptoy
eo a1ouhding IN fruits, and possessing her social
vISIt. 'J VI
Letters answered and the Vineland Rural paper civ
ing ull lnforma lon and contang Reports Of SCION
Robiu sou, sent TO applicants.
Address CHAS. Is. LANDS, Vineland p O. Landis
Township, New Jersey. ~
From report of Scion Robinson Agricultural F5,.or
o. The Tribune: 1t The n ost extensive er
NJ tracts IN an almost level position and suitable con.
dltlon Tor pleasant farming we know of This of
the Western Prairies. - .4rSMe,, VI
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10 Make THE BEST SAUsAGEs Thirty lbs. Of
nopleu meat salt, eighs ounces; pepper, TWO
ana one nail ounces; Two teacup5 II sage, and
one ana a halt CO. If sweet marjoram Pass
tne Two last through d fine seive. If you prefer
Tor the latter
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-01-02

0ooD FARMING D A. L. Parker. Esq. OF
stowe, mas FatteIed and killed this season four
pigs which, when dressei, weighed 1881 lbs.
ana TWO hogs weighing 922 lbs AID from IL
cows ana heiieTs mas sod 1900 lbs. OF bul ter
asiae from lais u : calves and supplying ni5
family, consisting q SIX persons
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-01-02

10 DESTROY ARTs.-DIssolve as much COM
mon washing soda he water viii take IN
wash the warts with this for minute or two
ana let them dry without wiplng. Keep the
WAFER Ia ii bottle aad repeat the washing often
and 1t wIIl lake away The largest warts
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-01-02

PICKLE FOR BIEF.-To eight gallons of water
anu two pounds OF brown sugar, on quart of
molasses, four ounces of ltpetre, and fine salt
Till 1t will float an egg. Beef put up in this
way Will keep good without absorbing SO much
salt as TO make 1t hard and tough when cooked
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-01-02

The Commissioner Of Agriculture has receive
IRON the AinerIc n LygatI0n at ,Dedoo. Jan.n
several hundred varieties OF fruit and a -
SEED Indigenous to that country, many OF which.
the consul believes, may be cultivated 70 ad-
vantage IN this country.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-01-02

Sheep are not doing well in Illinois, many OF
Tue farmers having lost one-tourth of their
LOCKS since sheaIing, from the scours This is
ffoDaoiy OWING 70 the wes season affecti ng the
4eed. 80
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-01-02

where III etfeFs for advice business should
ed
lie Will be found here every Saturday, professionally
to examine lungs wih the Respirometer fer which
lee Is three d-llars all advice
Ia New York, at No 81 Bond Street every Tuesda Az
irem A. VI to ?. %.
In Boston, IS summer street, every Wednesday, from
= a M. to y. NJ
In Baltimore. Nj, los Baltimore Street. evsrF other
Friday.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-01-02
THE SEA-WEED TONIC

Is stimniant, and none other is required when il is
used 1t lisp ure and pleasant bad like whe
using Bourbon whisky. which disorders the stomach
iorpors the liver locks all the secretions turns the
sudd nIv
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THE GREAT CAUSE
Z~lsA OF
1ASsh.t II u III A N MISERY

Just Published IN q sealed Envelope. Price IS.
n 70 -. uure on the Nature, Treatment and
Ntlicai cure al Seminal Weakness or Sun-rua-Urf
ihdaeed by SELF Atuse Inxoluncsry Eas=io-s Iall-
tvacS Nervous Debility. and Implements To rarr-
eeneFshy Consumption, Epilep and Fits. Ni-a--l
am Ihysicat ineaPseity, sc. by ROBERT ) CI-iVts
y nl'i- n. IL autnor ~ he = tireen Book <c.
me "oTid-renouned author, In this adm {raS lee ere
clearly proves from his experience that The as1
OF self abuse may be efecjualiv
without medicine, and without ngerous sur-ca ,5T-
instruments, rings cordiaIS pom
h1oSe OF cure a onCe eff Al hv
very Souerer 10 matter what his coAdlt on sy be,
80 Alls1u ohespiy, priv2e ely, and TadicaiiY- tbs
oeht under seal, in plain envelope to any address,
dressing the publishers
CHAS. !. u. KLINE & Co
w "o-ery- New Fork Posi- GAic- box u.s.
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1T rs UNSURPASSED


From Re ERANCts LOBDEII- Pastor OF tine SoutI
cong e-ationai 'h1Ech, bridgeport, Connecticut
BRIDGEPORT, Janu9ry y, 1854.
Gen leEien - CONSIDER Il auiy which owe 80 sut
ferng humanity to cesr testimony the virtues Of II r.
"IsrAR : bAL1Am OF WILD HhEHN- have used Il
when have had occasion FOR any remedy for Coughs,
Co'ds, or Sore ihreat-fur Years aad
sng.e instance has 1t f2lel 10 Is.-.c and
nave frequently been Vey ICa use On Saturday, ana
looked fCI ward TO the deliver q The
ioi owing day with sd msgViEss, hut by iibe al use
OF The BslsaIn hoarsenesa has invariably 4
moved and have preacAef without difficulty
comm nd IT to M brethren IL the LntAI-try, Id to
public speaker generally, reIneuy for The
bronchial troubles 10 which peculiarly exposed
Entirely unsolicited, send ytu tA.- testimonial
winch you al liberty T. IL an way yeu choose
ferap. tie Balsam does affect al persons alike
but II always removes my hoafeenrss AMI TITS
tie minister hard working dav-tAe sabbath
Very truly yours, FRANCIS LOBDEIL-
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Rer. Il d HODGE

OF West Randolph Vt, no pIact5cIuE physician
veil e preacher, letter TO Dr p d4ted Mas 81
lsd5, says - und 1t an excellent medicine IN kz4l
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-01-02
BOURBON WHISKEY

is recommended a-days by almost every physician
Many pats nts hat visit male ana
are peed with this poison The relief
ii they cough they take little whisky if they fee
weak ana feeble they take little whskey if they can.
n sleep, they take little whskey and they 20 on
IN tins way requiring and until they are boat
60 up ana imagine they getting neshy. Tne stomach
liver and digestive powers Completely DESTROYED
and lose their appetite Tor food No ever
OF consupmtlon by this process, where cavities have
been formed IN the lnnga little stimu frequent
y benencia TO consumptives, such pure brandy or
stout IN moderate quantities whisky hestens
on, IN tead OF curing consumption.
Inc Sea"eed IoDlc produces Tasting results
y lnvso: atlng the stomach and digestive system and
eDa ping ITO eliminate .and make :into healthy blood
the 1000 winch may be used!for that purpose 1t is so
nearly meal and little of IL taken before hreakfas,
VIII give tone which few medicines possess the powe
of doing.
THE MANDRAKE PILLS
may with entire safety by nd
producing all the good result that be
caomei or any OF the medicines without
out OF the system the ftcuent and ont matters
loosened and ds solved by my Seaweed Tonic and Pull
monte syrup II will be that all three of nv med
cines are needed IN most cases to consumption.
AGENTS.
BOSION-George G. Goodwin Co.
NEW YORk-Demas Barnes ca
BALTlMORE-S S. Hance.
PlITSBURGH-Dr. George II. Keyser.
CINClNNAII-F +. Sure & Co and John ID Part
en- AGO-lord Smith, and II. Scovil.
ST LEWfS-Collins Bros
San FRANCIS CO-Hostetter, Smith Dean
And sold by all druggists and dealers. F4yl
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PRICE ONE DOLLER 4 BOTTLE.

FEFrAREp
5 ETH W. FOWLE & son, IS Irtmoat =. Fso-,ep.
AND FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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90 HsViUg long known something Ct rtc valuable
medicine prophecies CT he Is hIte Pine, pre-
pared, on seeing advertisements yuur IS hike Pine
Compound TO give tbs m dicine trial u has been
by members II f-n4f.. -evcral wears tor
colds and COuSt-. q. -lr-l1s AtlrleE
difficulties, With excellent Fe~ut-- Several our
friends have also received BET
EamnH- y q intend 70 ke.l IL a W. u .-nu-
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TESTIMONIALS.

= very large number O. iIupoT4-- testimonials fa,e
already been received TON lLysiciaus. tlerr,fl ell.
Apoth-caIes, and indeed, from al Glasses oole,s,
sp sBi Ii Tie most teIfBg term 81 rhe Wlite Pr
Compound.
DE. y -chnl- If N-rtL.itall y -
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eszaz 5kss GSssss'@; and Su!ii-
van .saglrGaGs.
3 .sssz :ssssss::s .-s
Trains Goingsoutha AMI E.u.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT
CofstnsHc eng Deceo.5r 4fh, 1865.
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agricultural.

5 the Christmas King
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and al diseases orig mating in
BAD STATE OF THE BLOOD

OF accompanied bT debility a low state of
the system.
Being free from Alcohol in sny FORM is energiz No
effects followed by corresponding reactjon ht
are permanent, iniusing STRENGTH, yIGoR and NV
LIZ INTO all parts OF the system building up an
IRON CONSTITUTIONS. - -
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-10-30

wrxauts vhs saF are sf~ ris ti
Gue@an nay 81 ard
administered i tlc people AID
aai Is aa msa - e ueh.
w8l ea faeF sfs b8e.t g. thifts
~ mlfe
Ih1 use 0 bas
racs fem u Ras ess t H
81 Tr ifssaaai Al Sc t @
have aaAt Ge5
asA "a
Yu faa6s v 8ne das
las ifase bu
en- ~ ~ Wah
tfis rear ad q makes -
Ilfegcnee 5 uaat tbc agent If
a. 81 her 81 Is boralHE
ga ilae nlgea ug through tbt m8
Fdsag ouAa ara e. deliver re- ds
bubs trea .Ae banf II the
Een1a
/ vuull recowmead. Gentlemen. ibst
yoa dsfaei yrmr ra Is pardon S iH
ielans ana rais. ale Wind IS s fcw more
counterfeit Q4eeabacks. + ters arpra
pfiab remuneration far thug who aid
johnson and hss committee s. their
treason against !usal Government
And ~ last resort, draw 81 lhe
"yahH~a tuiea Cln5 far q part - I'D
tho ~ The funds the. received ca exhIh-
itlnR Tfufr. III 4frH.aa. rodo.
inoniadssi. and No9ph,to Al orery
point around The circle as q deisch
meni fron she great. P6.isds PHO ~
ua9erse No gentlemen. you can have
no contribution u myself ~ friends,
but ypu can have The Post Office for
him who woni3 deny nis Lord and MaA.
ter ~ lcs than Jude did
] hayc sworn b. support the Cmsti-
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IT, Tic 3htsqHl ai HaH !. sastaHed by 3
cotilr8el asuar INA reaction # ibe biaoa; 'He
hotY i cHs'iua8Hy cfsEar -iH9 aus ftplsuth .4.
Hseftf tha Hadt nAea & eal Hd gshGH -
Y aei t's frfieui.A'ns .#0 g ile tsaau aHet-
asgellei hy fane a sesa aH la'o ihe faalea-
ssAing psNU ibe hNaY fe baaE mu.t baeuHe
ieeblr. continue % dersy ana cyeafuulir parisH-
tte remedy Ia % gYt ICES energy Is iha ne, aa4
ilat Is s.teir iiH br'f accomplished Or l6e ag-
eafioiia 1ee u litXh iste fts no medicine E
briief i# ile .1Hpe hai cfsa pnnaHs q tie best
"a beAiiH inas ass theH e.ih ihc 1e.t usu,ts ia tic
current " eeaeH .c altAa iacla. see aay1f
f4semeut.g
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I'D CoNsI AIpTiNEs.

ANs advertiser hafluG ltu restored "a tHit ln Few
seeks hy teg{ staple remedy. a.irf hafieE suffered
tr strfaI Years Aifh sever, Tong affection aHd iha
tress disease. oUsuaruHnis lsus is make known
o. tia iai'aH suntEtrs the nit7Hs ~ eu'y.
au al sa desra Il rs wiil fena a cops 81 thg pre-
ssrf.aa usea tree e CHARGE vib tle direeliaas ial
efeIafHe 9Ha astHg iic ssiut which they Wiii hua q
sgtf GtHE tr CuN.4 wFaiov. AsgHWA. EE0>CHiFis
suH@ Catus aua ali fhraat aHJ LHH2 5fariiohk Is
la enfr aatet If che stvpFtiset lH sending b. iNsrrp.
uaa e q Heaoni te afflicted apa spraaa Information
aarh hr esneEts 10 ba Mraiuaaie aua Ae hefs EVER
sa8rer si' u9 s femeiy Is 81 1851 cost thcla nuthiag
aHa mas fIate t.tssins.
taFtass mIsaus ths HrrferiattHs fafK d. rttBu uia
ai s&}nss Erg EDW AID s WILSON
81 @taia-Datst. kass Co., Nen IaFk
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TCoI. sale.

FINliE equal undivided onc-half Of the SAW-FRAMF
Il aud WASH BOARD Manufacturing Establishment
including Machinery located in the village Of East Arr
lingon, aud for term iyears successfully conducted
BY the late firm of Billings hudson CO.. viii be ex-
posed for sae at Public Nendue to the highest bidder
at the store Of JUDSON, DEMiNG & co. in said VII
lage, on the lst day Of January next NJ O'Clock A.
NJ unless previously sold at private sale The estab
lishment consists Of good Water Power, q Shop or
Factory building, In good repair, 30 by 30 feet three
stories high, with all he necessary machinery for max
ing Nashboards and Saw-frames; a quantity Of old
Cotton machinery O d0nhle tenement or dwelling
house, &c. The factory building was constructed and
formerly used for Woolen M aud can be readily
converted to such purpose when occasion may require
The Welearned reputation and good will Of this etab
shneni IN the principal markets Of the country win be
important TO the purchaser. Also win be offered for
sale a above unless previously sold "a Shares 426 per
share, Of Ae Capital stecl Of Washington County Na-
tona Greenwich y. u; 80 shares Of BattenkiIl Ma
hona Bunk Manchester, Va s25 per shares the equal
undivided ene-ha of ~ shares 500 per share Of Cam
bridge Valley National Bank and The equal undivided
One-haf Of 40 shares $50 per SHARE Of Batteuk Ma
hona Bank, Manchester vt.
T. NJ AYLsWORTH
Surviving Administrator Of Moses Billings Estate
Arlington, VI, Oct 10TH 1866
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The Providence Journal aatly CON
tradiets the caiumny which has been 90
ing the rounds representing that soma
Tor spraguo and Mrs spragae bad sep
Grated, 70 consequence Of gross minor-
ality on hls pari Tho journal says
the story i only false but villcut ne
iota of foundation 1hcrc n not IL the
country q mlnhappiut d ahodssegygs
70 bc happier ID his dom tie relations.
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EgCn,,,gOIlf0ti Eyuu K0udN.

V'HE Boost opportunity 20 secure . home MUD aud
hralAy climates SOIL suitable for al crops the BTsr
FGlGt LA6R1N IHE st0s best ~ markets being NUw
iYri aHJ Philadelphia lrum 500 70 5000 per acre
eeafed rom small truti lnrge population already lo-
htalHf su wafer. ed advantages Lands lUT sale@in
8hd aruatd De iaiuuls HammJntOa Fruit settlement,
a9 Wg. from philadelphia 4 large tract 81 moss diyid-
so into EirG ta smetnc artua settler Price FOR 30
rs ard upward from so 70 so per acre Five ana
aid ial aese ot Tor Sale Terms ibera title perfect
Foo ran Information address BYGSrs & JoNEs, Hain-
monitor, AeW Jersey Al letters answered
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TUE E&ANiIN ALTON or TEACHERS OF Common
schools for the t1wn Of Dorset for the coming win.
ter viii be held at the school House IN the 9th District
at East Dorset (near the church, on Thnrsday Nor.
already licensed who design to teach one of these
schools are hereby especially notified to be present on
this occasion Cleggymeu, licensed teachers school
committees, and friends o. education generally are cor
daily invited TO attend
Dorset, oct p, is6G-av22
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Throat Affections
LIQUID CATARRH REMEDY
SYMPTOMS.

The symptoms OF Catarri are at first very slight
Persons find they have a cold, that they lave IRE
quent attacks and more sensitive to the changes
Of temperature In this condition the nose may 81
dry Or slight discharge, thin and acrl, aferyard,
thick and adhesive. HAY enste.
As the disease becomes chronic, the discharge $
are increased IN quantity and changed ii quality
/ they are now thick and heavy, and are hagked or
coushed of. The secretions are offensive, causing
ba! breath the voice thick aud nasal; The eyes
are weak; the tense Of smell Is esseued or destroy
cd deafness frequcdty takes pIac1.
Another common and Important symptom Or Ca
tarh is that the person is Obliged to clear his
throat 10 the morning ofa slick or Shiny mucous,
which has fallen from the heap during the night
When this takes place, tie person may be sure that
his disease is on is way to the lungs aud should
loose no time in auesting it.
Tie above age but few Of the maay Catarr a
symWors. Write toour Laboratory for our pampa-
ie, de- crtbiug fully al symptoms; Il will be sett
FREE 70 any address Also directions where to
procure the medieiue
VS. are receiving letters from al paris efibe III
nm, aud also nune4ous Testimonials from those us
log /, bearing the evidence Of lis iniable merits.
r. l'is remedy contains no MINERAL or POE
soSOYs INGREDIENTS, bnt & prepared from
ye stable extracts EEcLGSlNELYi therefore it j.
PE8FEcIEY HARMLESS, even to the most ten.
der and delicate einld.-kg
evil FOR sEEDYEs cATAgRH REMEDY
aud taec no older. lfnoi .old by druggists "a tonr
vicinity thes aiI order Il tot yon Price 81 90 pei
bottle.
~ All persons suffering With any affection u
the Head Throat q Lungs should wfis at oaee
~ our pamphlets fuly de.eabhg al symptoms er.
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