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4 Good Reply.

\ subscriber 10 the Montpelier Free
man ordered his paper stopped for the
reason that he could get the Tribune or
Journal for Sl.50 per year. the REGULAR
price OF the Freeman being -.
Mr.. Willard publishes the note of the
subscriber, with the following remarks:
I've wonder, however, if it has ever
occurred TO the very few persons who stop
4 state paper because lis price is 4 trife
more than the Journal or Tribune. that
no paper ont of the stale. however able.
can take the place OF one which giveS stale
news. Is devoted TO state Interests. and l.
thoroughly converS;,nt with all state at-
fairs. Four cents 4 week may b. an ex-
travasant price 10 pay for information re-
lating TO affairs in ones own Stale, and
those who think ii Is. will, doubtless. con-
slider If wise economy 10 save the penny
each week, and take the Journal OF Trib-
unc.
But those who do tins should not let
their economy stop here. 1t must be eN-
travagant folly for them TO pay five, ten
or twenty dollars for the support OF preach
ing in their localities. when volume oi
sermons can be bought for a dollar or Il
dollar and Il bali. ana can be reld at home
everp Sabbath, savi-.g both Sunday attire
and Sunday expenses.
There is no Use in explaining to those
who prefer city weekly because If Is fiji
ty cents cheaper, why paper which has
hundred thousand subscribers can toe af-
forded cheaper than one with three lhouS-
and, although the reason is tolerably ob.
vious
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An Excellent Speech.

Henry B. Stanton. an old abolitioniSt.
made a speech the other day in Pli.adel-
pima OF great force and power. We copy
single passage, embodying a witty reply
TO the advocates of mistaken clemencv 10
the southern rebels
"A southern friend of mine. whom |
met yesterday coming OH in The cars. tried
TO CONVINCE me that the north was too St
we're. and he called INV attention 10 The
parable ot the prodigal son and | have
since turned the parable over in nv mini.
lie sud, 'lou ought TO treat the south
like the prodig;l son was treated. You
seem 10 be a fair minded man. How
would you like TO DC out of con~ress "a
you now keep the south out ,. | said 10
him, If had, after taking an oath tn
support the constitution of the United
State, gone into rebellion. and struggled
four years &c break up the most bencficenr
government on earth. piiing up debt oi
three thousand millions. and sending un-
annealed and unannointed TO their laSr
home a halt million of men. and had fail
ed, | should think lad got well out of
the dlicmma with twenty-five cents IN nv
pocket, and an nnbroken neck Ny trend
still ciung TO the pro,ligal son. Ii Is Il
beanlitnl parable. and | have been ccn-
nng II over. 1ou recollcct that the son
demanded of his father his share of the
inheritance. and having got If. went into
Il tar country, and spent it in riotouS liv-
ln@ and otherwise. In thai | think the
parallel between the two c.l>eS i striking
The south demanded their share. They
took II without leave of the federal GOV
criment they went into "A far country.
and they spent ii in riutous living ami 9th
erMi>c- Bat when the prodie.,l MAS
brought to the hu>kS. Won remember. he
said, Il will arise, and 90 to my father.
and Will say unto him. Father. | have
>lnned against heaven and in thv si.hi.
and am no more worthy to be called ihv
SON Make me aS one of ihy hired scrr-
ants How striking Is the parallel in
that respect, Laughter and applause
The south come hack and >wa-~cr up to
Uncle S;im. and. >lapling him on the
shoulder. >;ry in rude tones. How 10 Won.
We fave been zone Had a pretty hard
time oi il since we left Where are Sic
vcll> AMI Summer Come. let iLcm du>i
up the chairs a, The capitol. AMI GET ihcm
ready, Come. hurry up The failed calf
hrim" out the ,ilnd> and lei'> eat. drink
AMI i'c merrv.' And oar Democratic :ricnl>
would have u> spread the public table,
with the i:,ircd calf smoking thereon. and
hayc Wade. and Hniier. and Cnii:lx. and
Phillips. and Greeley put on their aprons
and white jackets. and stand behind The
chairs. while Stevens a. head waiter.
would say. Mr.. Davis. would YOU like
Il slice of the veal well done or rare .
Laughter. Whcrempnn Seward hs:.in>
10 draw the cnrkS. and Grant 10 circulate
the cignrs while johnson, the humble III
divldual. "iveS the first feast: Our >uulh-
ern prolr.al> =, returned but not rcl,enied:
they Were lost and are found they were
dead. but are alive and kicking again =
Laughter.
| rather think our southern prodi.;ll>
will find that it is not precisely the enicr-
tainment 10 which they have been invited.
[ [Applause-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-01-25
nR. AMOS JOHNSON'S
IL EI l. [ G. I @ L -
ANFhIrA\ TOOTH POWDER

This the Of all preparations for the tee h. and
is perfect luxury. Az ightfu ri,uth cleaner and
teeth preservcr has equal 1t has been used twenty
five ycar- by eniaent prof chcis ry and mcd-
cine, and thoIsan of others o; the elite in society.
These references be my Office ,3 ast Eth Il
y. Y 1t is free from IL deet ious ingr dents, being
prepared by den ist Of yeirs cxperieace.
This s the oily article hiCh is tool for quarter Of
century the test cf science and 1p riencc, md viii he
the stardsId for al COMM, time.
Price Snail bottl 81 cents: In ge bottle, double
qnsn Y, IS cents. Sold by all druggist. Geo. G. Goo
win \ Co. and Weeks d Pott r, Wholesale Agent, Bos
ton, Mass.
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it is probably copied by exchanges TO the
amount of nearly as many impressions
more. An audience of two millions, scat
tered from Bangor to the Gulf of Calitor-
MIA There is nothing like il in the world
The association owns the lot and build
ing If occupies, Oh the corner of Nassau
and Spruce streets. In 1868 it will erect
a new ediiice doubtless endearoring TO
surpass all other newspaper offices in the
couniry.-COnsrtgatioRahS
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-01-25

Would Fay to the inhabitants of this place and vicinity
that will sell goods for cash ady ay heaper than
any othec sfanty in this cnity. lcasc and
anime stock We wish it di tincty undes ood that
it is trouble to how goods, if you wi buy All
kinds Of barter wanted exchange for goods cash.
the highest market price.
Wcae also agents for She.mal's Improved Clothes
Winger-the beet wringer ia the ket for he price.
West Rurke, Jan. 1, le6, taprc7
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-01-25

A quiet family in the country wese
electrified the other day bv the receipt OF
telegram from Il daughter who WAS
teaching in a neighborinq city The de
~patch WAS passed round and greatly ad-
mircd. The daShing boldne>s of the Chi
rography came in for lis share of praise.
The old lady shook her head with IN
AR OF graiitie'l pride Us she said slowly =
"Ann Maria always did write like 4
man: guess she's been takin' writin' les
SONS this beats her last letter all holler.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-01-25

The late Judge Pease WAS a motel wag-
\ Young lawyer WAS making his first et-
fort before him. and had thrown himself
on the wings ot Imagination into the sew
enth hea, en- and WAS preparing for Il high
er ascent, when the Judge struck his rule
on the de>k Two or three times. and ex-
claimed 10 the :.sIonished orator. Hold
on. hold on, my dear >ir, don't 90 any
higher, for you are already out of The ju-
ri,,liciion of this court"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-01-25

COMPOUND CHARCOAL. BISCUIT. for pvs-
~ pep.ia An excellent remedy for tip, ion heart
bu acidity uctatons. ash and other forms OF
indige ton and for etd breath Very latablc and n
tritlou Nad only by James I. Sh nn Philadelphi l.
Joseph T. Brown agen. in Bos Sold ~ druggists
gen reilly. IS cents a box
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-01-25

Madder colors red This Is the rea-
son why the madler you get, the redler
You grow.
y western editor once wrote: a
correspondent asks whether the hattie OF,
Waterloo occurred before or after the
Christian era. We answer 1t did"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-01-25

ERANK MILLER'S Prepsred Harness Oil Black
ing, for oilirg nesse, !rsge tope &c. ready for
USE with directions for usie
FRANK MILLER'S Leather Preventative and Water
Proof Oil Bla king, for boots and shoes
FRANK MlLLER'S Pale Pre.eI Ivative expressly for
hdles gen iemehs and chidrens kid, calf and
patent athtr shoe.
FRANK MILLER'S Brilliant Jet Black Polish oil
Backing
For sale generally in the L. S. and Crnadas
FRANK MILLER " CO., Is % Ce ar ST Y
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-01-25
WINS PATENT HAIR CRNIPERS

For crImpng ami ny ladies' ha r. No heat require
in usIls them. y your sto,ckeepcr for hem If he
dee n keep tn m, WI te TO tn" facturc f. WINS
Six h t. Col "n.bil Ave-, Phil adclpEis.
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WINTER EMPLOYMENT.

sco per month ad expenses paid mae or female sge,ts
10 introduce new and useful iventon # absolute utii
ty IN ev ry household. Agents prcflring % wok on
commission can earn from to $50 per day For full
iNtcu ars, elciose stamp, and add ess
W. G. WILSON d G :, Cleveland. Ohio.
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4 GENTS WANTED, TO canvass for the new and
"A popUl # book, -Four ears in the Old Wo ID" dr-
tined to become hc usehold fvorit sold by subscrip-
ton ony No competition. Great inducements otfe ed
to teachers nistc active dies and Others Apply to
Rev. ID. Il. MCKENZIE. Waterbury, VI
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-01-25

| )RUNKENNESS CURED. .-IphanIs Antldotc
Tor strong Drink is cure for drunk, nness
C'n be given in cotf liquor without the k owedge
c' the pat emf Price 81 hx. Sent by mai t. any ad-
Or ss, y. G. tPHAM, 5 South Eighth ST. Philsdel-
hia. C.:cuaIs sentfrce
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l27s 3D. per bbl Bacon, 500. per owt Lard, SIS g.
for American. Cheese. 6os psS0nk Tor middling. -.
Liverpool PpsIuca Market.
81. IA LvEkroor, May 3-Noon
Spirits Of pstrolegv. lid. Refined petroleum. i, a
Pot ashss. 50 SPIRITS Of surpentns sss u6~s.lss
q oon.a. :, = 3d. and IN: :. L. e lle~ ~
Ga I'm s..e Lvnfo0si, Nay aEvsnns.
Asass-rA ~. Rosin-common wilmington, IA
-. - Cd. per ewt Spirits Of turpentins, sos
for American. Petroleum Standard white,
Tho London Markets.
LONDON, May S-Noon.
No II Dutch standard sugar. 24a Scotch pig iron,
ga Cd Calcutta linseed, ess nseed OIL ESQ; sperm
oil, kls1; whale oil, ESQ; lnseed cakes. go I6s
LONDON, May 3-Evening
Sugar market steady. Sales No. II Dutch standard at
"a.
Iron-rhe market d nrm 1t 52s Cd for Scotch pigs,
mixed numbsn
Oils unchanged. Crude Calcutta lnseed, 65s per
quarter; lnseed cakes thin oblong, 60 16s per ton
Antwerp Petroloum Market.
ANTWERP, May 3, 1857
Petroleum has advanced to l3f Csc per Dbl. for
standard whita
ANTWERP, May 3-Noon
ANTWERP, May 3-Evening
me --latest quotations Of standard petroleum to-day
were u a. Dor Dbl
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FINE ART $.


M. GiGneuxss New Picture.
n Ggnoux has just completed landscape differing
materially from the style OF his previous works. which
he calls 'The Lake and the wildsrnsssn II compo.
son rather than transcript though Of course made
up from actual studies The period Of the year repre-
sented is the autumn when the woods glowing with
the gorgeous ns peculiar that in climate
Unusual bodness 10 exhibited In the treatment OF the
subject but although the contrasts OF color vivid
- they can well be rendered such admirable harmony
pervades the whole that the eye continues to dwell upon
them with the most lively satisfaction In the handling
Of tho sky and water find the same subtle manipula-
ton We have in all the strength and delicacy which
the characteristics Of this artist What is most to be
admired In work Of such brilliant effects the entire
absence Of confusion in the details-a difficult thing
TO arrive ct in . landscape in which variety
and richness OF nts the principal objects aimed A.
n Gignoux In this charming picture TO have de-
sired to show that like Of his French contem-
poraries, such Diaz, he could not with the
tents Of his palette without damaging his reputation
for careful and well considered treatment.
We glad TO that this gentleman il receiving At
the hands Of the Paris critics the full tribute OF admra
ton to which his merits ente him. His Mount WASH
ington, the work which he has exhibition there, liz
ono we'll calculated 70 please foreign connoisseurs its
extraordinary boldnem both Of subject and handling,
being something unfamiliar to the European schools.
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THE PARIS EXHIBITION.
~~~~-~~~~~~~~S~~~>~~-~~~
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE or TINE HERALD.

Zine Weaeher-The BuildIng AssuminG Order
and . Coed Eject Outside-A Westsrn
schsel House and Planters Dwelling frea
the United Seasos-The Art Productions 81
Ameriea--A spIendid Display and Hsw Its
KGecs II speiled-The United States Cen.
missioner General &c. p..r. 49,, 10 1917
Thsrs d something in this almost summers sun that
snvsns and quicksus people and Ill things about tho
great Expoduon The weather has bssn delightful
durns shs week pas and every seems 70 have taken
hold Of shis with renewed vgoT and ssal me erect
Of I'll his swaksuing 10 apparent only In the various
galleries in ths Exposition, but in charming
grounds with their varied burdinss nom
every quarter Of the globe, that surround
The great gasonsssE s painter has taken The place q
the carpenter aad mason, and ID placing the finishing
touches upon the quaint edncss that stare you on every
hand Thsrs h consequently isD noise. lsss confusion
and 1sww pvnnlds u Isoss material lying about 70
distract your attention and weary your brAis.
me grounds have asssm1d shape and form and bssia
70 unfold thsk beauty grace end novelty Even thas
horrible sxhibssa Of Ne want of educational talent
and tasss embodied In ne Western school house ssas
iron nlinois 10 about hnishsA md sands with msIan
choiy and vulgar cir among ~ bssssn shs most lansn.
table exhibition BY which the United States
N aaAir was placed in the Univsrsai Expositiou,
leave others 70 conjecture We have abroad rspusa-
tion justly created, = dsvssns more attention 70 the
education Of the nasss than any other nation. The
being that ignonns and unsducassd b N anomaly in
the rspablio liberal education b v,assd within the
reach Of all Every one n Europe whs knows anything
Of country knows this fast Ana "a n ~ sos Of
the good name W bar. W sck up IN The middle Of
me grounds Of univsssai Exposiusn ss-eallsl wsss
sn SchooIhoussa bufIssqus Of architecture and taste
in brsn new clsp-boards and Aiaing skinglsa
what muss people think ~ charasssr Of the sduca
zion conferred IN ths. Ne bsss pscimsn, b naturally
enough supposed, u our sdsosasssal bnildingss a
square fr.ns budlng &c sssy hieh end lew = !has
ciap-boarded and snmysd. Win hnee Starring vtndews
rAsce elsrs II Tie sunlight emd al NE slsgnn 1os
ri and beautiful wos u aroAtecturs talent ne word
pubic buiIdlnga ~ r snly sqvallsd IN a thaa want
Ing IN grace ana beeug and comfort BY su-calle1
nspssr's House u ~ pns bsrs - skhfs 49,
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{ n alA n D

HrAgress Of tho Reform Bill-A Division
Against rho Cabinct-Outdoor Dcmonssra.
x1e0s, &c.
LONDON May 8, 1857.
In the House Of Commons last night division took
place the Reform bill, and the government was do
ssasd By majority Of 81 votes in favor Of the liberal
party.
ne government insists IL prohibition against the
holding Of political meetings in Hyde Park, and the
Hons esssssu's oAice has issued warning against the
Esfosn demonstrations proposed held in that place
sa Monday nsxt
Cesccssiens TO the Popular Voice.
LONDON, Nay 3Evening
~ Derby government has accepted the amendment
- ~ nssssm bill which carried By the liberals
- night
Ths govssnnsnt has concluded mot to interfere with
- mGusn meeting which 10 70 b held on Monday
asxt bat b swearing in special constabss 70 prevent
aay AistuEbancs Of public order.
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Army Aaairnmenfa.

Brevet Major General Candy, commanding Depart.
ment Of Warrington announces that Brevet Major B.
Campbell, Fourth United States artillery has been
relieved from duty at the Department Headquarer and
ordered to rejsn his company at Battery Rodgers Va
Brevet Brgader General Jos Roberts Fourth artillery,
has been assigned duty In the department az Acting
Assistant Inspector General Commissay Of Mustes and
Discharge officer
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j. w. BRADLEY'S
CELEBRATED DUPLEX ELLlPTIC



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a great Improvement the old styles and especially
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Tho best sRlc.. which has yet been used Bradleys
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Mr. Bradey's Duplex Skirts slze cha snnRH
Bradley's Duplex Sklrts recognised In TINS chg
New York a the only skirt 70 be worn BY
Lady's Book for March. 1857.
The most acceptabs Hoop Skirts are j. W Rrsdieys Du
plex EIIpiic. -Petors0n's Magazine for April 1851.
Il useeo speak Of the general merits Of the Duplex
glc SHIT Sysr ~ 0ISs1 claimants 70 .sss 1svo
For sa in all hs nrst class stores in the United stated
and elsewhere.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-04

An Unreasonable Snow Storm.
The very unusual and altogether unexpected phenom
enon Of storm visited this city and vicinity at an
early hour yesterday morning For some hou-s pre-
vous tho wind had been blowing from the aorthward
and the mercury in the Thermometer fell to about
thirty degrees indicating charge or twenty
degrees in twelve hours The fs.s OF snow was very
light and all traces Of II disappeared few hours after
sunrise.
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Rsvsls tionary Rising In Catalonia.
LONDON May 2-Evenng.
Dispatches haye been received which state that ris-
Ing Of The republicans in Catalonia SPAIN has occurred
Nothing has trausprsd tho proportions Of the in
surscsion.
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Severe Frost In Ohio-Damage 60 Fruit Trees.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, May 3, 1867.
severe frost experienced throughout the West
ern Reserve last night AT Cleveland the water froze TO
the thickness OF quarter Of inch Al several points
on the lake shore the peach injured. No dam
age IL reported the interior Of the State 1t hoped
that the grain crops and fruits not badly damaged.
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FIRE At FOND Du LAC, WISCONSIN.

FOND Do Lac May 8, 1867.
fire here this morning destroyed the Lewis House
and other buildings The loss Is $50, 000 which u
fully insured. The cause Of the fire is unknown.
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yrvHR ANp AcuE ExrtNcursHEp.

Martyri 70 Ipssrhitssnt Fever word with YOU The rs-
sponsbity fof your suffering upon yourselves Just
surely e yoI shake tcds4 q w shass % mcsroE
extingush the disease under which you labor Had
taken this genial tonic ~ prevenvs ycu would havo
Al mssmatc fever But Mnce you negecsed !he precau
sorting q the only reliable fsasedy Break the chiis
With HOsTETTER,s BITTERe. and they win r.
WIN b. yours Qunine e slow means q relIsf e nau
emf the eject OF the Bitters Their curative action Il
entirely hsrmless but lend Inevitably 2 strengthea ne
confidently assumed that they fad In any case
OF Fever and however inyeterste In M character TO
ed with Intermittent Remttcut Fever simply 70 reject
safety and court disease sold BY all druggists Now York
onlce 50 Dey strecL
Address.--(senuipe Meerschanm Goods Man
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.Eu R 0 Pc
Prussia Accepts the Naturalization Of
Luxembourg and Peace Assured.
-Osslaia'i'l Of Earl Derby, Marquis do Moua'
tier and Cont BiSmarsk.
--~--~-~
REVOLUTIONARY RISING II SPAIN.
An ENGLISH REFo'RM TRIUMPH.
German Consolidation in Ducal Hssse
and Saxony.
xhs Situation Of tho Last Of the
Dourbons.
-. DO. DC.
By THE CABLE Te s .ai s
r- r~->..--,>~-,~~~-~~--
The PEACE CONGRESS.
German Censelt datien in Ducal Hesse
and Saxony.
By TIE CABLE Tee "a: ..f s.
The PEACE CONGRESS.


Anxiety N to the Rcsult-Earl Derby's State.
ment and Hopes.
LONDON, May S-Evening.
There s considerable uneasiness felt in financial cir
css both here and the Continent ato the result Of
the forthcoming Peace Conference.
Earl Derby says officially that plan has been GER
tanly nxed upon the basis Of settlement Of the Lux
embsrg question, though he hopes that permanent
peace will be the result Of the deliberations Of the con
greA
French Omcial Assurance. or Ps-.ca.
PARIS. zsy s-Evsnng.
The Marquis de Moustier, the Secre,arv Of Foreign
AnAirs stated in the Corps L. satf to-day that the
basis which had been agreed for the negotiations
q the Peace Conference ~ ures the peace Of Europe
Ha Aceopts TIE Naturalization Of Lux.
emburg.
BERLIN, May S-Evening.
IN 'ns RUSSIA Diet to-day Prime Minister Bismarck
nosncso - the government had accepted the propo-
@soa ioS - naturalization Of Luxembourg
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GERMAN CONSOLIDATION.

Prusse-Hessian Alliance.
- ... R.slgi Nay . 1867.
treaty Of alliance has been concluded between
Prussia and the Grand Duchy Of Hessa
saxsny Approves che New Censtitution.
BERLIN, May 3-Evening
ssxosy approves Of the constitution for the North
Gsrmu CQnfederatiQn.
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xsg sss /, $,,ss ss
10 Aston House; Caswsli, Hazard Co, rifth Avenue
Hotel j. O. Rushson, Broadway Twenty NTH street.
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A. KaIdcnbsrg a. Son have the. Finest stock
real Mccrschaum In this city, and the only manufac
In the United States Pipes Holders, repaired Ac
Nos. and John street, up stairs.
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water I'm N, ,s,sy .ss,. w we.
ana Ssssafni scsasry, pcw open FonnAmpson' sss
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Attend 10 the First Symptoms Of Cepsunp-
ton, and check the disease In It's ncpIency by using
JAYNE's ExPECToRANT safe remedy for all affections
Of the Lungs and Bronchial Sold everywhere