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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-01-19

A BYLAW providing for reports and
duties Of Officers.
1t Is hereby ordained, by the freehold
ers and inhabitants of the village of
Middlebury, in open meeting legally
assembled:
SEC. /. The Treasurer of the village
shall keep in book for that pur pose an
account Oi ali his receipts and expendi-
lures, and shall annually, before II
o'clock at lioon, on the Monday next
preceding the first Wednesday In Jmf-
uary, deliver to the Auditors written
report OF his receipts ana expenditures,
the condition of The treasury. and the
amount Of taxes unpaid
SEC. 2. The Clerk of the village shall
annually, before II o'clock at noon on
the Monday next preceding the first
Wednesday in January, deliver to the
Auditors u written report, properly
classified az TO subjects OF expenditure.
of all orders drawn by the Trustees dur
ing the preceding year.
SEQ. 3. The Chairman Of the Trustees
shall annually, before u o'clock at noon
on the Monday next preceding the first
Wednesday III January, deliver to the
- FiittNii lJptt vi titl tlNlIDS
against the village corporation which
may have come to the knowledge of the
Trustees, and for which orders have not
been drawn, all property belonging to
the village, with an estimate of the
value thereof, the condition of the en-
CINE house, engine hose aud quantity
thereof, ladders, with description
| thereof, and any other information
relative to the interests of the corpora
ton which he may think necessary ;
which report shall be read at the annual
village meeting and kept on file by the
Clerk.
SEC. 4. The Auditors shall present at
each annual meeting of the corporation.
on the first "Wednesday in January. Il
written, classified, and detailed report
of its financial affairs. for which BUR
pose they shall have free access to all
its books and papers, and this report
shall be received by the Clerk.
SEC. .. The Trustees shall hold q
meeting annually, at least five days
| previous to the annual meeting of tile
corporation, for the purpose of abating
taxes, settling accounts, and drawing
orders.
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State Tempsr.nce Convention

At the State Temperance Convention
held at Mortified last week, the fol-
lowing resolutions were unanimously
adopted.
Resolved, That the use or traffic in in
toxicating liquor as n beverage, uttelY
disqualifies man for holding any office
in church or State.
Reso'rei That we pledge ourselves TO
use all our influence in conventions and
at the polls, especially to prevent the
election of any man in this State to the
Office of Grant Juror or States Attor-
uey, who will not sterlly enforce or
temperance law
The following officers Of the society
were elected for the ensuing year;
President Hon. L. ID. Warner, OF
New Haven.
Vice Presidents-Rev. p. II. White,
oil Coventry; Rev, l. McAnn, Rev. y
p. Foster, and Miss Lucy j. Bradshaw
of Montpelier.
Corres ponding and Recording Sec
retary-Rev. ". w. Atwater, OF Bran
don,
Treasurer-G, W. Scott, of Montpe
iier.
Audltor-Joel Foster, OF Montpelier
Executive COMMUNICATION. C.. NJ
| Willard ~Castleton WIN, A. Burnett
Rutland A, u. Hagar, Proctorsville
Rev. VIM, Sewall, Norwich l.. Brain
erd, Jr., ST. Adams f. p. Ball, Spring
field: o. b, Douglas, Brattleboro,
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Daniel McDonough, boarding house
keeper for the Whitehall aud Platts-
burgh railroad company, ut Port Henry,
was shot through the heart and Instant
ly killed last week, by ono Charles ii
Foote.
"A very important question will soon
demand the decision of Secretary Roll
Inns. 1t Is. viii man who hires vel
ocipedes be compelled to take out q
livery stable Keepers llcenseP
The ugency Of the Bank of Mon
treal at st. Catharlnes, Ont, was rob
bed OF S5O,UJJ one night last week.
In order to project nc: dlewomen In
London from excessive labor, the law
provides that the employees In dress
making establishments shall cease
working at four o'clock on Saturday
evenings. The owner of one OF these
establishments was recently fined about
twelve dollars for an infringement OF
that law.
Mrs Anna Barry, mother OF Father
John L. Barry OF 1T. johns Catholic
Church, OF Concord, y. H., died IN that
city yesterday morning,
Maria Christina, Queen Isabella g
mother, suys her uauenter's uethrJne-
ment Is her own fault. she advised
saoella many years ago 10 have ser
rano and Firm COurt-martialed and
shot, and she positively refused to act
upon her mothers humane suggestion.
Prince Amcdio. vino has been men
tioucd in the cable dispatches as Il pos-
siplp candidate for the spanish thToue.
is - second sJu OF King ' lctor Emanuel
of tally,
Mrs. Elizabeth p. Birncy, widow Of
the late James Z. Birney, who was tho
Liberty partcy's candidate for President
in 1914, died Oil tuesday, ut Geneva,
y. Y.
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iusly.complnins that The laws which are
made by men are for men; though more
dependent than men and in more need Of
protection, no class in community is so
poorly protected. In great cities men
clash and struggle and "resilc rudely with
each other for tho means Ut ltc, They
IRE vigorous and verse IN the way If the
world, aud yet have found 1t necessary ~
protect ihemse,es 10y stringent laws.
Woman il also compelled 10 enter the
arena 10 toll and struggle for Der daily
bread, white nearly every avenue Of ems
ployment Il closed against her, md, in ad.
diiicn to Der constitutional infrmlics, she
is hampcrcd by customs and so-calei
proprieiics, AMI unprotected by !aw Ia the
few calling9 sLe IS permitted 10 engage in.
The curse Of labor has fallen more henv.
y upon lior than upon mln, reaching. in
mary cas-. 30 the exlrCm,tics OF huui II
endurance Daily, the Struggle for life
grows iioictr and tie competition more
desperate, and the wonder is that more
do not Close the terrible alternative Of
crime and iguominy No wonder that
she says, II an weary Of the cant about
gnllantry and wolnan's sphere l recog.
nize the beauty of the theory know
that domestic life is the happcst and the
hrst for me but for me the blessings OF
this life scom TO be put farther off every
year, and while am compelled to work
fyr my living, am debirred from the
wodhier work Of huin nifty"
Society insists that woman shalt 1--we
respectfully aud present pattern Of mors
ally whieh mao takes no pains to sci her
and yet denies her the i-ht 10 engage il
two thirds Of the cmpoymenis by which
man isss to prosperity and power.
Who shall say that woman has nc
reason to complain! These condition.
may not apply to every woman. Many
have happy homes and all that heart car
wish. For these we do not waste oui
sympathies, Bat by condemning woman
to the drudsery Of life, by compelling hel
to work for low wages and excluding hei
from occupations in which she might pro-
fitably engage, we are pcrpetratlnn grosi
injustice upon those less favored Bd,
how shall tIe;c evils be remedicd Con.
ferring the light of suffrage upon woman
will be long stride in amelioraiing her
social condition. Ii is an excellent start.
ing point. The reluctance with which
the favored daughters of luxury and cir
cumstance will accept the trust, When
offered to them, is not an element to be
considered. Right is right whether wei
come or unwc!comc,
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The Union Paci fic Railroad.

1t will be seen by ths pew pa, ''i.e
ment Of the Company in sTo,h-r 'oioAr,
that $50 miles Of the Union Pacific
Railroad have been completed and put
into active operation. For 120 miles
more the track ia graded. and the iron on
the ground ready for laying. More than
four hundred miles have been built in
the season of 1868, and with less than
400 miles now intervening between the
rails of the Uuion Pacific and the Cen
trail Pacific Companies, every indication
guarantees the opening Of the entire line
to the Pacific 10 the early summer Of 1869.
The earnings for the year ending June
30th, were more than four million dol.
lars, on an average of Az miles in oper-
alton; and the earnings for the last five
months were so, 1886, $40. These amounts
are so largely in excess OF the liabilities
Of the Company on account Of interest
upon its own First Mortgage Bonds and
the Government bonds loaned to it rs a
subsidy, AS allow Of no doubt that all such
liabilities will be promptly met when due.
The road is well equipped, and large Or.
ders have been given for such an increase
of rolling stock as will be necessary wben
TO the local trade is added the immense
through traffic which must follow the
opening Of the entire line.
Each section Of twenty ulles has been
critically examined by the regular Gov.
eminent inspectors appointed for the pur-
pose, and reported to the president as
possessing all the characteristics of first
class road. A special commission, ap-
pointed by the President in Sept. last
made thorough reacxamnation Of 800
miles, and summed up their conclusions
by saying:
Taken as q whole, the Union Paci-
fc Railroad has been well constructed.
The general route for the line has been
well selected, crossing the Rocky Noun
tains at some Of the most favorable passes
Gu the continent. The energy and perse-
verance with which the work has been
urged forward, and the rapidly with
which it has been executed, are without
parallel in History. The country has rea
con to congratulate itself that this great
work Of national importance is 80 rapidly
approaching completion, under such ia.
vorable auspices.
The evidence of many othe, able and
critical examiners of the road comedies
with this testimony to the faithfun.ss
with which the road has been constructed
The First Mortgage Bonds of the Com.
pany are now offered for sale at par and
accrued interest, at which price they pay
high rate of interest. Both principal
and interest being fully secured by the
value of the road and the extent OF its
business, it would seem that no better in.
vestment could be offered and we cheer
inlly call attention TO the facts set forth
in the advertisement Of the Treasurer OF
the Company.
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Mr.. Henry G. Holton, printer, Clare
mont, y. H., fell dead in his brothers
room in Manchester on Monday. lie
was in apparently good health lmme-
diately previous. His age was "a.
Gov. Brownlow of Tennessee, in
taking leave of newspaper life says /;
"Ifin past life have been violent OH
some occasions, my apology Is, that,
like the apostle Paul, on many occa-
, sions lhave fought with beasts at Epic
sus,n
The English In India have got hold
of Hlndoo not quite q years old,
named Ramadheen, who tor the last
twenty months has followed the calling
ofpoisoner. There is no nonsense about
Ramadheen. He does not pretend to
scruples or remorse of any kind. He
calls his victims "shillar" (game), and
alleges no other excuse for his practices
than that it was very dull at home in
his village. So far rs Is known, his VIC
tins number twenty-seven.
"A green grocer died in London last
month, and left 100000 TO Charles
Dickens on condition that he will read
his Trial from Pickwick" in the pres
ence of his family once a year till he
dies.
Perry NJ. Whlpple Of Sheffield,
Ohio, had n finger bitten Off by n hot
he was butchering, and although Ii was
promptly dressed by a surgeon, he sick
ened and died in consequence in fort
night
! The New York papers announce
/ the marriage there OF NJ. de Montcalm
great grandson of the brilliant soldier
and statesman, whose death at Quebec
over century ago attended the British
! al 40
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Grand Lodge of Coed Tompiars.


Inc sixth annual session ofthe Grand
Lodge OF Noou 1empl"rs' was held at
Montpelier ON tuesday last. One hun
dred ana two lodges were represented
Rev. Pllny II. White, Of Coventry G
W. Z. T., presided. The Right Worthy
Grand Iempiar OF North America j. H,
Orne' OF Mafo!eheau' Mass, being pres
ent' was introduced IN due form, He
delivered an excellent and stirring adj
dress, which was warmly responded TO
by the members present. The follow
Ing are the officers elected for the cur
rent year.
Rev. Pliny II, White. Coventry, G..
w. G. t.
Miss Lucy Bgat.A@w, Montpelier, G.
". V. T.
Rev. II. P. Cushing East Burke,
Grand Secretary and Treasurer.
Rev. II. X. Cobb, ST. Adams, G.. c.
L. \. Merriam, Rutland, Marshal.
Miss a. r. Walker Springfield Asst.
Marshal.
Miss Pho,oe Smith, / G.
j. Carpenter, y. =.
". Butteriield, Asst. Scc'N
4. Scott. MarsLGrli. Claplalu.
IT IT posoo,, y-,,,..,,.,,,,,. Nr,seo,,c,,,.
The Grand secretary ana treasurer,
Rev. II p. Cushing. also made Il report
or his doinrs. and Of the progrcas and
VI ms ,.O-.'9I' 49, ~. r.,
present coliu'''o' o' ''c ClueI' anu le
ported balance OF l,.al % IN the treas
ury.
On account OF tle large attendance,
the remainder Of thc session was held
in Village Hal. The business OF the
session was transacted in Il harmonious
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pays only $40 90 for years, which lnsurcs him
for $1,000.
BY Its charter, Its policies are oil non-foffeit-
able and exempt from attachment, yet they
may be negotiated like other paper.
After two premiums have boon paid, this
company will always buy back Its policies,
either in cash or in paid up policy OF any
kind, ifdeslred.
No penalty Is annexed to n change In medl-
cal practice except when the change Is perma-
nent; then the company reserve the right 10
charge thereafter non-homoeopathic rates OF
premium.
These and other speclalties Of the company
are prominently set forth in their books, when
may be obtained of Mr.. Rockwell, the county
agent. 1t il safe to predict for this company d
lOng and prosperous career, In which II Is sure
OF the GOOD wishes OF O host of friends.
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Correspondence.
r. the Ed or ofMc R.g s,er.
BRIDPoRT, Jan. 10, 1866

BR1DPoRT, Jan. 10, 1862
DEAR SIR,-We are enjoying n re-
freshing from Gods presence, i'm fact,
a very powerful revival during the last
three weeks. Many of the young peo-
pie, many children, and q number of
men Of middle aye and large influence,
are learning to pray, and are ready TO
stand up for Jesus. More than one
hundred and fifty persons, on II single
occasion, nave expressed hope in Christ,
most of them beginners in this new
life. Whole families, in some cases, are
converted.
To-day, the young men are organic
ing themselves into Il Young Mems
Christian Association. They mean
work for Christ. They are already at
work, and wish to be so united and or
ganized as to work with effect. The
pastor has been assisted by Rev. John
w. Nudge, Of Providence, RI, a young
man who has been laboring with good
success, and with most evident tokens
of Gods approval, with the pastors in
this region. He will go to Shoreham,
where he is engaged for short
time. Y.
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IMPORTANT REVENUE DECISION. lion.
T. A. Rollins, Internal Revenue Com
missioner, has decided that receipts for
pew rents, &c, Issued by religious and
charitable societies, are illegal when Is
sued without stamps. There is no eX-
empton for receipts issued by such or
ganzation. The practice of omitting
stamps is said to he common.
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GOES COUGH BALSAM.

his lonp.trIod and popular Remedy Ia AGAIN
cslisd 10 HE attention u The public. As often
Tue year rolls around. tue proprietofs annullly
luAhe Their bow to the people, and remind tb, IN
may amongst the many things required for Il
ns"'t'' cVmioit' ahd susteiance Of the family
through the long and tedious months of wIn,ay
os Cough Blisam should not Le forgotten. For
years 1t has been household medicins--aId
mothers anxious Tor the saiaty CftLeir children
ana al WHO suffer from any disease Of the throat
In.st an" iuhgs, enhliot afford IL he without IT,
III aldIiioh 10 the ordinary tour ounce 50 long In
tie market, We now turLih our mammoth family
'!He bottles, which Will. in common with the otb.r
siz;, Ge FUND ut all Drug Stores.
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From Lester sexton, Of Milwaukee !
A GREAT BLESSING.

From Rev. I. Ward. Avon, Lorain Co, O
ics.s. SFEoNo & ARMSTRONG, Druggists, Clevs-
land.
Gentlemen-lt gives me great pleasure TO state
hat NV wife has derived great Ten III from ths
lee ul Goes Dyspepsia Cure. She has been ter
iumher Of years grcatl, troubled with dyspepsia,
,ccompa ied with violent psroxvsymS of cOnsii-
laiion which So prosiratel her that she was all
rue while, for MONTHS uLable 10 DO any thing
he took. at you. instance. Goes Dyspepsia Cure.
ini uls derived great heneht from It, and is now
comparatively well. She regards this medicine as
great hlcrslng Truly yours, /. +. WARD.
Jan, 10, 1868.
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n 7 Peek, of West Cornwall, has taken the
general agency for Northern Vermont of the
National Life Insurance Company of Sew
York. zee adv't.
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The Y.M.C. Association will hold its moet
ing, this evening, at seven o'clock, in the
Good Ternplars' Hail, in Nichols Block.
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srccE uL DrclusE OF uPg7'oR Ne IT
Nrs. 5. a. ALLEN lMPsov D(new style) IA"
KrsroR ~ or In s no, I'm me bottle,) Every
Druggist sells 1t Prci Que Dollar 4QSi
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UAkD COLDS AND COUGHS

eid al once to ST adv use Of this great remedy.
vi" succeed IN vi, ing reli, where all other rem.
eUiss have iai,d. ''''
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AIoutpelier-J. \. Pace. rir.it,.,,I
F.F. Richard.ou. cashier
--.----.-..-....
II uiTopa he Nut7H i.ie ia.isancr
90 Of h" ! $."f inr'ter.
The call.a!r o. death tVt'ca upon watch
life in.urauce is based have been made
up from The statistics oi communities
which have died all"laluicai'y /. r.,
under aEop9;Gic treatment Under
some revelations tchu|ns TO SHOW III
intuition III Tie death rate IN English
Hospitals nom opathic treatment,
the General iJoVidcnj Life Assurance
Company, OF L"ndon, decided, in 1861,
10 ADOPT set ot tables with reduced
rates FOX those USING only the homoeo-
pathic system. such a step, it was
said, was not taken rom any prejudice
in favor Of the homeopathic system,
but WAS, II is claimed, the " decision OF
business men on II question OF bust
ness" 20 strong an endorsement could
not well pas, unnoticel or uninlprovcd
in America. Hence the association OF
life insurance and homeopathy in the
United States
To rive TO thi. conjunction due cloims
to nubllc confidence. the Hommonothic
Mutual Life Insurance COMPANY. DOS
sessing every element of strength and
security. has Iepn formed in the great
METROPOLITAN centre. with II cash copi.
IN, of -i,o oo, Tbe fronoi.I ot,ndirn
of its rroiaoto,s ,l,o i,to,lioonoo Of ~,
MANAGER. and the detoil.nf its busiucse
s,,st,,,, ..,.o ali r,.4 Ia.i,.1 n
~ '''.' N'
~ N"''H"i' !" i's frequent E""aIo
A. SALISBURY, formerly OF burlington,
VT, aud now one Of the most popular
! of New York underwriters il its Score
torv v.Lila I7lizur Nvri.rbt ofpostou ,ts
A'tuarSt CI"NhS INC company Win inc
acknowledged master of life insurance
! in America. On the question of resnon
siI,iiitv uia o,,,,n,r,, oholio,,,oa th,
cioaes' sclu'ili9' IL HIS Issueu more
! policies during the first half year OF liz
existence than the National Life Insur
o,oo 10 ,.suod duriro ,bo ,v.o are,
~,
years "r'l'7 Ca iS'o'iNe' vi 'ii"lc ''i'n any
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SORE THROAT.

k''p ronr tn nat Wet With the Balssm--tstirs
little aud Of ea-aad you vi II cry soon ind relief
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CLERGYMEN.

THO Rev. lsaoe Aiken of lleghanv tsstiiesp
hai il has cured him, after all other remedies hl
fds,.
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Rcnne's Ptin-Nilling Mage Oil is used by
n number OF th- families III our town, anu
they spe we'll # it rs Il remedy for curing
most pliuiul Complaints. 1t Is the clenresi
I'd most delicious attic c to use we Ii We found
to the price.
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WllOOpING COUGH.

ile ie'iimonv Ct all who have used 1t for ,bi,
.,i' lie ui',as during TITO last years, Is, thai
Il invHiiaCly relieves aud CUES II.
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JANE- VioK, Rochester, N. Y. put tina. on
the outside Of letter and ten cen within. aud
by return mail y, will receive cks II ustia.
ted dialogue and Floral Gui c for 1869, "A
pamphlet of nearly loo pages, profusvy and
beautifully illustrated, continuing accurate des-
criptions of the leading floral treasures Of tie
world, with plain and fail directions for the
planting, trdnsplantrg AMI after culture
flowers and garden vegetables. The price. free
of postage, Of each kind of seed is gi, en- in the
catalogue and We warn the lovers Of flowers
that they will scarcely he able 10 resist and
we do not wish them to-the temptation of send
ing on to MIR. Wick from fifty cents to f dOl-
lars, according to their means, f,r some ofhi4
seeds Nor will ouryhome dealers sell pack.
age any less, for the love Of flowers aud garden
ing is a passion that grows by what it ieels on VI
and is very coutag ious
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SORENESS OF THE THROAT.
CHEST & LUNGS.

DO not delay prccurl an Immediately taking
'.oeS C"u-h Btl~am. when troubled with any Of
lac above named diliicuti e-. They are all nrc-
notitory - mptoms Of Consumption and if not
'rre-i,a, vii 50 ncr or later sweep You away
nto the valley Il shadows ir,m which nooe can
eveT r-turu,
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LITERARY NOTICES.

80
feteIsohs Coun'er cit Detet'oF anu NatCnlI
DahK Fo'e Lis'; corrected oy DreSel o. 70,
iiankers, Is inValuaole 70 al business ulen IN
'hese times u copp'eriel' iioues, )'hete oe'hg
more III circulation now than ever peiore'} 1t
oehga miscellany ot useiu' khoWiedSe a.
regards tne nhances OF me country. ana Is
efpe ,Aty ue'olel 10 panKing, STOCKS trade
MONIES Nc'' WIN luu nst Of 'eouh'er!els
on all national oahk notes anu Gu rency' 1t
contains Tue oln;iai list OF al tne national
hahAs, anu the names anu rates OF discount On
all STATE pahK'-wlth quotations otthe gen
eroi discount On II les at 'he 10 loving clties !:
F"l'i. iy"'l' -e" iorh' olhclhh''i, DAIt'-
Iiofei Shi "g' rit's'urg, - Louis %c', ana
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GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE

will also he found invaluable IN cases Of Darrhes.
Dvsertrrv. Collie, Summer Complaints, Gripping,
AMI in fact every dlsordered condition Of the stom
ach.
Sold hv DR. ggsts In city or country every
where at 81 per bottle, or by application to
THE c. O. CLARK CO.,
= . n.
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FOR GROUP,

ne hi'ain will lie f1,rd invaluable md r,v
always ielivd upon in the most extreme case.
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DRUGGISTS.

ANY drug ist in the country will tell you il
hat buys a bottle of Goes Dvspepsia Cure from
lin speaks In tie most unqualified Irase ct lie
great g.iclual Nlrtues.
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VErM STE 9. rcld the advertisement Of tn.
NrrMoNT liiC,np \ y FARNtR in this issue
I prospectus tn rein SCI forth st mis- unrl'al-
n the annals Vermont journalism Livery
person who is. int sted IN the state Mt large
should take lie Vermont brcord md Farme'
lead the oilers Of premiums, headed Flee
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isyF- The nttento on Of our rollcrs Is 4 rcc'el
to the advertisement ii UE'S COUGH BAL
SAN and OE'c DY>PE STA uRE. l. ,u.c-
thcr part OF tbs Pr or.
Ihc'e tuIy Vllu ole delicncs nrc e:ounen-
del by all WHO use tHgGi. lead th- c.ii Gates