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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-12-27

WINDSOR COUNTY CouRr.-A small
suit about few nails, 2. B. Clark & Co.
v. Francis F. Holt, was decided 10 favor
Of defendant, on Friday, 18th. On Mon
day 10th, the case Calvin G. Coolidge v.
Calvin c. Sawyer, action of trespass and
involving the title of certain piece of
land, in Plymouth, was tried and result ed
in verdict the next day in favor of the
defendant, and damages assessed at one
cent! On Thursday 18th, Sylvanus Colby
was brought into court and plead guilty to
an assault on Edgar j. Allen on the 18th
day of August last, in Woodstock, and
was fined $50. Edward 0. Pelkey who
set FIRE to the house and barn of Benz. S.
Carey Of Hartland, Gan account of which
we published at the time) was sentenced
four years to the Reform School, on con-
dition of good conduct there, otherwise
ten years to State prison. The trial of
Williams alias Miller, the Ascutneyville
murderer, has been postponed to next
May.
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WATCHES.

A MEXICAN and Swiss watehes-a good assortment just
"A received which have selected for customers who
rant reiable tmekeeper will be sold low and warrant
"a c.H. ROWE, Chester, Vt.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-12-27

n. sLnIh W shhMoNI, The Prob cocftsn ara
sons interested In the estate OF Jamssl 49, $3.50
Rockingham, In said district deceased. frssts.s =.
VOU are hereby notified that Erastus r. -
u tor Of the last will and tsstsment, MI sss $50
will present his administration ACCOUNT ~ 5s, ss Sl
decide upon the allowance thereof ~ n s.sn s NJ,
court to be held at the Probate once NJ ~
said district, the lat Wednesday o. s,.rv i - ~
At which time and place you can be hear Z, sI
II vcu shall cause.
De,. 4. 1867. On pppv g.,
GOA
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j Matters.

,jRNING, DEC. ~, 1871.
I'll Matters.
~. being past. those VIII
I'M, can improve New Year
uolmes singing school on Wed
,a, was attended by nearl..
3 persons.
,o., for next weeks pape
rdsd in early, or we may 10
,st room for them.
I'm, in the new Episcopal
n a leased on Saturday nex'
p. NJ, in the church, for one
,..s subscriptions, or those at
b expire this week, should
lediately to secure the first
asr; year.
men of this town will be in
ne town clerks office in this
sa.. rday, Jan. 4, 1868, at 10
n L which time they will at
asiness as may properly be
0, hem.
o ,everalcorrespondents and
e -ors are appreciated. To
s,s ,een unable to give atten-
organized a smart lyceum
,rt and are discussing the
day with the gravity of a
4 ems, long since famous for
srprise, has organized a
with regular meetings and
i'll have a good one. ,
Ind Blake has handsomely
this week by a generous
Iiful perch, caught in the
oh caught there for the
I, be unusually good.
ers unclaimed at the Post
AIRY Brown, +. Beckwith, |
F. Chute, Geo. w. Nor |
? veil, E. Is. Perry, A. w. |
l. Z. Moon, Widow Char |
mes of South Reading re-
ue arm very badly, while
machinery in the turning
)lacs. 1t was set by DIR.
!. ! elchyille and is now doing
( Locke Of Rockingham,
\, efore Justice L. G. Hub
on charge Of adultery, and
he sum Of $500 for his ap-
nty court.
8a Mansfield, as she was 60
aher's home, on Tuesday
Don the ice near the house
aly injured her head. She
IS and insensible, till her
tracted by her cries, when
RE into the house. She con-
nsensible and wild state
1t, but was better on We'd
soon recover.
ay last at about 10 o'clock
On a fire broke out in the
IL sliA Prior, at Tyson Fur
irn was given and fortu-
ald was at hand to extin-
W. not till the roof of the
cen nearly destroyed, and
jury to the lower part of
furniture. The great ex-
present, and no air STIR
saved it from total des-
defect in the chimney.
rmer's Mutual.
lnow has been appointed
fayetteville in place of
resigned.
q two since a boy named
reichviiie, was tripped
g and fell, breaking one of
'erkins of Woodstock, and
al music, has two large
lille and South Reading.
we believe Of Prot. o.
10.
u inst, a boy named Will
lyetieville, severely froze
going to school.
a w. Willard of West
Gently had a narrow es-
SIG g a tree, which fell upon
KEY which he was obliged to
lie boy with him liberated
he fallen tree. He was
.4fsi but will recover.
HEY of Barnard, has re-
st damages in the Windsor
Ic' Charles Tupper for breach
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CATTLE MARKET.
TUESDAY, Dec. rs, 1867.
AMOUNT OF STOCK AT MARKET.
Cattle Sheep. shotes. Fat Hogs, Veal
dS54 I09z 2l00 90
1851 1227S 500 o
, 1865 $500 400 O

PRICES.
Prices Of Market BeeExtrs s13 90 q 10 So first quail
third quality SO 90 a $40 co.
Prices Of Store Cattle-working Oxen, y pair--sIGO
Mich Cows and Calves from fair quality, $50 ST5
extra, $50 q Sl00 farrow and dry S35 a. s. Young
cattle fol farmer, two years old s35 a $50.
1915 "
Fat Hogs-Per ID: u to &c., live weight 0 a O.
Calf skins, Is to 1Sc.
Iides-e "a Toe. Tallow s TO 8 y h.
kEAARks'-The market for cattle Is very dull, and
prices are lower Very few sales at l3c while good north
ern sold for ii to 13c Other to I0c Sheep
at about last weeks prices but dull Lots were sold
at Sl,3O, LIS up to So
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HEMLOCK TIMBER.

Wanted by the Subscribers at their Mill, at the
We mouth .of Saxton's River, near the Tannery.
about ene-half mile below b. +. village. 10000
PEELED HEMLOCK LOGS.
Persons having logs on hand cut and peeled will do
we'll to call upon or address
SANFORD. GRANGER & son.
BELLOWS FALLS, Vt, Dec 26, 1867. 80
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PROBATE COURTS FOL


p%.s. J. " w. snssos1 all whom !, sage
NOTICE Is hereby given that the r,su,,, s.,,,,,,
a. oosse Court IN and for MD district b ss,,n,
vt M yss, ensuing, win h held a. foliowe III n
a. nscs,, mass In Rockinghan, on the an, Wsan
vmcs IN Townshend ON the frss Wsdps,ssr N IA
T., Hp.. Say sno october. At the Inn Of Frsnsls y
Aae,,st sna On me nrst Wednesday Of FsSsaass
uiven under ny hand the "a dsv NJ ,,..r,h,y
Aoo'' ." A8IsHAI sToD0ARD, ~
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TERMS INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.
One copy, one year, 81 Single copies, cents; CLUB
RATES. Three copies or ono copy, three years.
so. Six copies, one year slzu1.
MORRIS PHILLIPS CO.,
No. l07 Fulton Street. New York
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-12-27

The TEMPLARs.-The Good Templars
OF the village had a very entertaining and
instructive session on Christmas Eve,
Tuesday evening. The question for dis
cussion was Ought public opinion to be
taken as the standard Of human rights ?"
A spirited debate took place. A. S. Clark,
T. NJ. Frost for the affirmative N. Gil
more and c. +. Eddy for negative. A dec.
lamation by P. M. Frost. Short speeches,
music, &c, were also the order of the
evening. and made the occasion highly in
teresting, and worth an effort on the part
of any one TO attend them.
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New Hampshire Politics.

We were anticipating letter from a
friend in New Hampshire on affairs in
that State, for this weeks paper, which it
appears has been sent 10 two install
ments, the FIRST of which has failed to
reach us, and as the second has come to
hand, and appears to be complete as to
subject matter, we give it below, as fol.
lows:l
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being past, those who
/, can improve New Years
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which he was obliged to
lie boy with him liberated
he fallen tree. He was
4 but will recover.
'h'ey of Barnard, has re-
damages in the Windsor
Charles Upper for breach
marriage. This may moi
q a warning to the defend,
lthless young men.
:. Flagg of Wilmington
'ols accident recently. Al
ON the ball in a hotel, h,
and was picked up fol
''ed and will recover.
Z ID, of the 4th Vernon,
q a meeting at Hyde Parl
OF giving up their arm
'aelr discharge.
Cd settlement of the rail
Bennington county hav'
the prospect of any sucl
q he dim distance. "a
aklll bank of Manchester
redemption of whose bill,
sht since, redeemed 1885,
amount issued before III,
, time prescribed.
or Of the internal revenu
Adams coal oil dis,ilIer.
week, for making, as j
lot only half the amour
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-12

~Ir n A RExARKABLE EACr
that the mortality experienced
on large policies Of lifs assurance
is less than on small ones. The
average amount Of each policy
issued by the Equitable Life A S
surance Society in 1886. was
81. $50. while the percentage OF
losses was but 1920. An aver
age policy Of the Mutual Life for
the same period was $3.50 ;
percentage Of loss 1894. Wash
ingtou, %, 400; loss 1914. Ger.
mania, q 500; loss 1926. Uni
ted States, $685.; Loss 2s,s7
All these are cash companies ;
and the rates Of some sixteen
nots companies exhibit . similar
commentary, showing greater
mortality on small than on large
policies. The cause is attributed
to the fact that the Weather
classes, who ars aba 70 assure
for the largest amounts, enjoy
those constant comforts and SAM.
tary privileges, and lead that
regular course of life which 20
materially promotes longevity
The Equitable Life Assurance
Society issues policies on a single
life up to tho amount Of 425, 900.
IN = Qau. Pad tsdsr.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-12

Dyepepsia y said 70 he ne disease Of America. Its
Victims nay b. found IL an saisns Of life. The poor
a. well o. he rich are sufferers RON it, 1ifedestroy
ing influence The sympto0s Of this disease vary
greatly 10 the diAsrsnt stsees Of the comptains.
cenaseily commence with eensat1on Of fulnese AZ
Ter eating, and changeable. diminshed. or lost :
petite In some instances the appetite IL vosAesous.
aud whcn-in obedience to its prcmptinRs-a large
portion OF food IL taken into the stomach. pain fol-
lows that regn, with general Distress
and naasea Flatulency and heart bun invariably
attend this disease. Fog all these symptoms
nosrETTERs STOMACH BITTERs
win be fousd an invaluable household remedy - IL
Alternative corrective and restorative properties are
derived exclusively from roots and plants the virtues
OF which arc acknowledged by phsrmaeesfses and
physicians. Separately they have oftsn been pre-
scribed by the profession but were never combined
until DR.. nostettse gave 10 the word bis
HEALTH RESTORING BITTERs.
which have proved sovereign remedy for dyspepsii
and ts attendant evils
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-12
OmaTUARY.

JUDoo JANss =. WAYxI.

JuD0e JAxgs 4. wAyxI.
Hon. James n Wayne, for msuy years
an associate iustics OF shs rupremc court "
the United States, Who died ss his residence
in WAshi" gtoa OH the 4eh inst. vac born in
Savannah. Ca, and VAS educated as Prince
ton college, then called Nassau Hall, and
among hss classmates we're many Who now
hold leading positions in the union. Having
completed HE collegiate course, he begun
the study Of lev In HE native town, bui
6nishing 10 the north He returned, how
ever, 70 Savannah for practice. and soon en-
tered The d.ld Of politics..
b From quite san early age IN life he hsa
conssaotly occupied some public position.
He served two tsrms in the general asssvh>
bly, Of Georgia. and, rsfasing for q third
time 70 b. candidate, be Wss spou elected
mayor o. Savannah. Rssigning this latter
o4ce, be Us chosen judge of the superio,
court which position hs held nearly six
ysaes. il 1880 he was frat elected - Goa
erooo, whore be rc0Ained until the yea
1855. During ell this time be vas strongly
democratic in politics, and - an ardent
sapporsss Of General jackson, he received
an sppoint0ent to . seat on the bench OF
the supreme court. In the position he scrv,
ed thirty Two years And until the dav o'
his death.
Although far advanced In years, Judge
Wayne has occupied an influential position
Amoag the associate justices Of the snprsme
court by means Of his legallearning and
his clear judgement. As lawyer, he made
tho SUBJECT of admiralty jurisprudence his
specially, and his opinion on points conpec
ted With this subject ~ high authority
He 10 best known generally on account of
his loyalty TO the Union for, while he was
anative of Georgia, and had spsnt the grsa.
ter part Of his life IN the south, he persis-
tently refused 10 acquicsce in the secession
81 the southern esates, and xas strongly in,
imical 10 the course pursued by them. A,
good man and an accomplished jurist
there is much reason 70 lament the loss OF
Jsdgs Wayne and particularly at the pres
eot time.
LAZARUS ". POWELL
Our dispatches announce the death
Laaarue w. Possll, 1t Hesderson. Ken
tueky. Mr. Powsll YES born in Hendersor
oouaog, Ksntucky. in l643, cad was edu~.,
sed q s. Jossph's Collsee, Rsrdssovn. I,
1855 be was elected 70 ~ legislature q,
prsndonsiol slsctos in 1874; governor :
ksoaueky ftea 1851 - 1855 and chosen
: osnsaSe 10 eooeFssa, end sseised from Tho
pouieioa 10 1855, having besa succeeded b,
boa. james Guthrie lie Was . nan I
deeided ahilisv. and wss the Loader Of IN
AoDees0ka n che Uaitsd 0taess ssne2s aits
~ sseoseiou Of the south. Psrsenally b
wao aoiabls end popular.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-12

But il you want medicine that VII. cure chronic
mot iniiamatory) rheumatism. Mumps Sore Threat,
Swellipes Old Sores, Bruises. Toethache, Headache.
Insect stlngs Pains in 'he Back and Chest also In
tefnaily, Diarrhaa. Dyseatery. Collie. Groups, and
Vomiting, you have II in DR. Tobias Wonderful We
netian Liniment II never fails when used according
to the directions. Every drop OF 1t is put up by Dr
Tobias himself md he has done go for nineteen
years His medicine L. known throughout the world
the hest physicians recommend il. Thousands %
certificates be- at the depot 5s Cortsndt II
No family having Children, should be with out II n
case Of Group, Thousands Of children are saved by
II annually Tee it when first taken according TO The
directions. and you win never lose n child. Ladie.
will find I, valuable in Graduating pimpesaDd blotch
ee Only 20 cents and 81 per bottle. Sold by Al
druggi,ts throughout the United States ana IN Eu
rope Dep It, 30 Cortiandt street. New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-12
spgclAL NOTICES.
Proofs Of the Supporter Qaallty
OF THB
RICAN WATCH
MADE AT
xyo,.hasn, Mass.
vaa.lsesn. Mass.

W
IT,. ,,,.-,csr watch compsny, Of wa.tharr,, Mass
submit that their Watches are cheaper.
- -....... 1cs. complex. more durable. be.,er
.s.,.s g. ,,srera, use and more easily kent In or.
ra,.,,ra IA an any other watches Ia the mar
-. r. 40 simpler in structure, and therefore
- "a ,css likely TO be injured than the m A.
=, ,,-,tr, watches. which are composed ~
=. al ,seocs while IN an old En- wa.rh
,,,,,o ,,sn .ol parts. How they run under
49, -. rial watches can have. IL shown b, the
following letter n
nvv,c, nv rrr GE>raAL SvrrsrSrEspx.rl.
off''. ~ 49,. Pa. Is Dec 1885
Thr watches mauufsrtn,ed nv 49,
cis - - an this railroad for sewers, va. ~
r =. cns men 10 whom we furnish watches a. psrf
81 onr ean;nment There sre now some three hun.
IA y ~ ths,n carried on our line. ana we consider
urea On mem na rsisble ime-keepers Indeed hsr.
suen s.,sn,ion in saving your watches give ms Ice,
s.mti. I'd have worn and dc wear much lonoe,
without repairs than a., vo an we have ever had
~ W. y" 81 Of English manufacture OF arkno~f
,as 80 rcnutaiion: but ~ class they never Ken,
time a. correctly nor hsve they done good service
~ yours. ,s am s,,s,ainea
-. ~, Lewis. whose experience extended ovrs
. series OF years. Res EepwAkn n w,,,,
General Superintendent
Avrxo.S wArcn CO. "ALniM
Va. - now five different grades OF watehe,
named respectively a. follows
Appleton. Tracy a Co. "aitham, Mass
| Wa,tham Watch Company Waltham. Mass
P. q. Bartlett, "altham. Mass
Vim. Elery. BOSTON, Mess.
Uoue Watch COMPANY Boston, Mass
Al ofthese. with the eSception Of the Home wn,cl
comn.nx. are warranted by the American watl
Company to be Of The best material, on tn
mos, approved principle, ana to possess ever
requisite for reliable time-kceper Ever
dealer selling the-e Watches is provides
with the Company printed card of guarantee, whic
should accompany each Watch sold, 50 tina. bu,er
NAV feel .ure tina, they are purchasing the renuin
article There are numerous counterfcis and imits
tlous Of our wa,ches sold throughout the cou n,r
and we would canton purchasers TO be on their guar
3 against impo iiioi
Anv grades OF wal,hsm Watches may be purcha,
cd 81 Watch Dcslers throughout. the country
ROBBINS 4 APPLETON.
go us-n.. a vwpv N..- ~.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-12
ROBBINS Il APPLETON.
us2 broadway, Now York.

Important for lnvalids.
The weakness Of lie stomach, and Its family PEI
forming i,s offices "a only occa-ioncd BY the debility
az the STOMACH and their various branches BY
being pa.tercd up with ph'cem and acid drses
,.d,se.,p,e meals. offensive drinks or other matterv
which remaining toolcng assume corroding quality
pRANDRETTs PILLS
Cleanse the stomach and bowels Of all unhealthy &C.
examinations. and purify and invigorafe the blood,
and .houd be used Ny those who having lost, are 10
pursuit % health
The Hon. Demss Barnes ssys:-"l cell more 81
Brandreths Pills than oil all Others put kethes.'
BRlNDRErIrs PILLS are sold by all druggists
and q. the ~s.s ;ers n
government stamp on esch oox.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-12
No ClrRE. ALL.

SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS RESTORED ~
Ri MRorp's EXTRACT Brcur feb5 d&wiy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-12
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS
rHR GREAT FEMALE REMEDY FOR IRRE0U

These Drops are scientifically compounded nuid
preparation, and better than any Pills, Powdefo. o.
Nostuns. Bsins liquid. their aetisa n 1lrses AID
positive. ssadssine them rslisbe. epsedy ard Ger
tain specific scs the cure Of ell distractions and Sup
pressioas Of nature. Their popularity 10 Indicated By
the sct that ovcs 10000 bottles annually cold
and consumed by TIE ladies' Of the United Stsecs.
svssysnes1 wAsn sDeak n the stroaGest terms Of
psaise q their greet msto. TAsy - ssoid1 saAing
shs p,acs fsvssy othse Sunale Remedy. Andass01
sidsssd By I'll who hnow s1ght Of shs0, - IL sufe
sassst, end most inlses psepasss,sa in The wssao.
for the cure Of ell female complaints. The removal Of
iii distractions q nature anA ~ promotion d
heath regularly md stssaetA xxplict directions
shading when they NAY b ssed. and explaining whoa
sna NJ tAss shssld not nse IA - - sssd With
out producing s9bco eoasfasy 70 natures eAossa
laWs, Wl - lbsnd carefully 1oldsa Round - ~
", Mn ~ wsittea sienns.s u Jom IsLHonjW ~
OF whleA Doas ere eeanano.
Psspased By D.. JOFlNL. LYON, los Chapel q.
Rev havsn, Conn., Who - be consulted eithss pes.
ecoally. q - 0al. (ene3gsonG sesnpl ee0eoeoI ID
pgiva1e diae6aea and female Wea1noooeo.
Soid By nsu1yoo sves1whsseA,~.
0sassal Assnss ~ ~ Q. .. aad CaaaAas
Ane Aeodk v1y. 49, -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-12

Now for Revolution.
Don't be startled. The contry'e ese. Nevertheless
immediate, instantaneous revolution IL impending.
DON'T BEAT THE DRUMS,
for this 10 silent revelation. 1t Il now going ON
IN EVERY STATE,
nclutirg the married state. the single state. and all
etates Of the human hair which are not In harmony
with beasty. OF whatever undesirable tin2e woman's
rinalcts q an'a lochs or wh'rkers may be. the evil
10 semedied instantly by
CRlsTADORO's HAIR DYE,
which Il hannlees wster and ce-tain n produce
natural blacA OF brown In 1ve minutes. MannfactuI-
ed By ). CR lSTADORO. 8 Astor House. N. y.
Sold by a Druggists. Applied By Ill Hais Dress
css
MANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL vl0OR are so-
salned 6v BsiuDcap,e Rx4aAC4 6ucDu. ftbd6W1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-12

II = said thats volcano Mas been discgos
cred 10 the Cedar Noontsiss Of Csaoeode.
4 voarms Of steam eight inches 10 dianseeo
iseues from it, ssotes.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-12

Sehsrs,ss,;s.a SSsSwrSds Tonie q ps ~.
deipha. IL inessded 70 Dissolve the ford md maoe Il
into chyme. the hrst process Of fieeetion, clean
pine the Sfomach With Schenck's Mandrake Pills, the
Tone soon restores the appetite sad food that
not BE- eaten hefore usinQ Il vii be earily AiReese4
Consumption cannot be cnfed ~ Schesck's Pnimo-
mic Syrup stomach and liver Y made healthy
md the sdpctt vestorcd. heaee the Tonic and Pille
are required m neasp esrsy Aae efeNsNum pticn.
half doseA bottles Of the SEhWEED TONIC ard
fhree or fous Miees Of the MANDRAKE PILLS VII
cuse any ordinary caae II Dyspepsia
D. ScRrscK make professional vtsits IN Nsr work
Boston. and st HE principal Once In Philadelphia
evesv wesAL See dai papevs of esch place. ~ eis
pamphlet ON consumption FOR his da,s for visitation
Please obaerve. when purchasing that the two Ike
ncspes II the Doctor. one In the last stage o. Con
uupeson an1 the other ~ he now 10, In pesfce1 health
ere a. the Government stamp.
bottir or q ~ the half aossn All lNeters foe adv
should b addressed 10 NJ. schenrks Principal Omce
/ No Is North 6tA Street. Philadelphia, Pa.
| Geneva Wholesale Agents: De- Barnes Co.
=. Y: y. 8. Hance, Baltimore. Nd. John D. Pork
Collina Broe,, 81. Louis, Mo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-12

CHOICE FRUITS & 6FICE~.
Are creating quito . sensailon AMONG Lovers Of
Choice Flavorsevssywheie os their delicious Fsvoss
Strict Pufi snd unrivalied strength. Those who
wish the best and those who wish TO economise seek
them Colton's Pnre Vanilla Flavor 10 souRht BY
many who appreciate that Rich Flavor In ts Purity,
very 6elike the many vaniilA Extracts in masket)
RxGov JAM T. SnrrH. OF PnovfpHScR, r. l., sAys ::
Mywile prssounees them superior 70 any FIsvof.
ING kxtrscfs she has ever used.
Ex-Cov. WI. A. b ''cKINoHAN, OF CoNfEcTic-r, says:
For long time We have used them. and find them
HOLLAND, Crimothy T1tcomS) the we'll known
author OF Springfield. Mase., says: "They are the
Standard in all this vicinity.
DEALERS TREBLE THEIR SAL8S WITH THEM.
Such list Of References is seldom given; Sec
Circulars with Dealers Sold BY Gr0cers and Drug.
gists Prepared by J. ". COTTON. Proprietor OF
O6Rfon's Toilet Article No 3, To Heal and Beauty
the skin. eold,by Harrison 4 Stalks, and Parks 4
| Hosmer, Davenport, Iowa
chicago Wholesale Agents, FULLER. FINCH
FULLER, 81 Market street. for all Cotton Prepafa
| t,ons. Sept. 25-d1y.
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