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And he did many wonderful works, insomuch
that his name was pronounced in many tongues.
And there came unto him Judith, from the sea-
port of New Bedford, who had been sick for many
years and after some days her pains We're gone.
She slept soundly and did rejoice in eating her
food. And Asa, from those which are called QUA
kers, in the great city Of Philadelphia, wrote an
epistle, saying o, Doctor accept thou thus
money, which Is called gree nbacks, and hath the
picture OF Abraham, thy friend, on one end. ior
verify l was weak, exhausted and respondent l
ate but little, and suffered many pains, and thy
Plantation Bitters gave me health, hkened only
unto the yisor Of youth. And upon such a are
afflicted with liver complaint, with sour stomach,
with general debility and dysT!ptic pains, in all
parts of the land did these Bitters produce aston
ishiug cures.
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ELLIS. Iron RIIrERs

Having used your Iron Bitters in my practice,
can testify 10 it, superior tonic properties Tor
invIgoratIng the appetite and promoting diges-
ton. can unhesitatingly recommend u IN cases
Of general debility and dyspepsia, and IN condi-
tions OF the system requiring The use Of ferru-
ginou- tonic. Its agreeable flavor must recon-
mend II 90 all.
Yours, Respectfully
CHAS. s. GAUNTT, n. -,
Professor in tie Philadelphia University Of Meil-
enc and surgery.
For.a.I..tr DRUGGISTS generally. f.b23l6m
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CUEA.-Despatches from Havana report
that the Spanish forces !are pursuing tle
fllibusters who landed in the Bay Of
Nipo, and have already captured three Of
their cannon, and killed one of their lead
ers. A heavy engagement at Puerto Pa
dae is reported. Cubans in Washington
assert that they have direct information
of the safe landing of three cargoes Of
arms and ammunition on the Island, aid
that they have reason to believe that a
fourth has arrived at its destination.
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HELMBOLD'S
CONCENTRATED FLUID EXTRACT
sARSApARILlA
Eridigates Eruptiye and Lucrative Diseases
tie Throat. Nose, Eyes, Eyellds,
Scalp and Skin,

TIE IIodt. NoSts r. - Z. tAlt4rs
Scalp, and Skin,
Which So !isfgure the appearance, rurglng the
evil effects OF mercury and removing ali talnts,
the remnants of disc ses hereditary or otherwise
and Is taken by adults and children with perfect
safety.
Two tablespoonful Of the Extract Of sarsapa-
rila, added TO a pint Of water, Is equal % the
Lisbon Diet Dunk, and one bottle : equal to a
gallon Df the Syrup OF SarsaTauIla, or the decOc-
tons a. usually made.
An interesting letter IS published IN the Meii-
cO-ChirurgIcal Review, on the subject OF the TX
tract OF SaTsaparIlla certain affections, by Ben
JaInan Irsgycrs, r. Il. y, &c. Speaking Of those
Diseases and diseases arising from the excess Of
mercury, he states hat remedy * equal 70 the
Extract OF SarsaparIlla. IT, power Is cxtrlerdl-
nary, more SO than any other drug am aequaint-
ed with L. s., III the stIctest sense, tonic with
this invaluable attribute, that II i applicable to
a state Of the system sunken. and yet 50 Irrita
bic as renders other substances OF the tome class
Unavailable or injurious.
HEI.NBDI. DIS CONCENTRATED EXTRACT
SARSAPARILLA,
Established upwards Of is years. Prepared by
ii. 4. HELMBOLD,
jyi Broadway, n. Y.
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for its continuance from age to age for its
purity and perpetuity is Holy Scripture
as interpreted by the consent Of the Early
Church, when she was one, and nearest
the apostles. Having the original sense
OF scripture, we have its true sense; we
have therefore all it enjoins in the way
of Doctrine, Precept, and Policy. Hav-
ing the Faith of the Bible,-that faith
which was secured to us by transmission
from the early church, received for US at
the Reformation by confessors and mar
tyrs, we rejoice in common heritage
which like its Author and Giver, "Jesus
Christ, is the same yesterday and to-day,
and forever" We need only to practic
what we know and to appreciate our
priceless gifts, to become the Christians
that we should be, Scriptural, Apostolic
sound in faith and holy in life. The
word and the Church of God are priceless
treasures and with the illumination and
indwelling of the Holy Spirit, we can en-
Joy the blessing Of this Truth forever.
The reverend preacher then drew some
forcible reasons from the foregoing why
we should be diligent in pr scouting mis-
sion work in Vermont. Having unchang-
able truth, we should seek to give it to
others To this duty we are called by
our Baptismal vows, which remind us
that we are sworn soldiers of the cross,
and that under that banner we must fight
against sin, the world and the devil. unto
our lives end. We must make sacrifices
to save ourselves, to save others; and we
must contend manfully for the full and
unaltered truth of God.
The sermon was clear. and forcible, and
received with marked attention. The
congregation then joined in an appropriate
song from hymns ancient and diadem,'
after which the c including prayer was of
fered, and the blessing given by the
Bishop
To-day. the End, the convention will
organic at 9 a. III. At 10 a. m. the
clergy will meet at the vestry-room to
prepare for the service At 10l the SER
vice will begin, followed by sermon and
the Holy Communion. At =, P. M, there
will be missionary service, with adj
dresses. e.
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UNUSUAL RELIGIOUS SERvICEs.-Dr.
Moers of Plattsburgh, n. Y, IA gentleman
of great repute as medical practitioner
and philanthropist, died at his residence
in Pittsburgh recently. DR.. Moers was
a staunch Presbyterian, but he was :. man
of such kindly and generous impulses, at
tending the destitute free of charge, and
always ministering to the needy, that he
was regarded with feelings of sincere res
pect by all classes and creeds, and In this
connection we would state strange fact
in regard to his funeral services. While
the usual Presby services We're be-
ing held at the residence of the deceased,
Mass was being recited in both the Catho-
lie churches of the village for the repose
in such high estimation, that the Catho-
lies, both French and Irish, desired the
funeral services of the Catholic church to
be held. A character SO pure and blame
less as to reconcile all differences in reli-
gious creeds is indeed something unusual
SwINDLERs.-At Lima, Ohio, last We'd
nesday, two confidence men were arrested
for swindling an old man out of some
money. The next night vigilance COM
mittee took them out of Jail, shaved their
heads, tarred and feathered them, and
egged them ont of town, with little
friendly advice to leave Lima a wide berth
in their future perambulations.
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nI.lNn nAY.

wednesday. june H.. l>bl. Comm uelii- ~ 3
y. III tir md Classical PrgsrtTafua. SYM
Ihouy unJ oratoup.
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Mr.. MOTLEY IN ENGLAND.-Mr Mot
ley, the new minister of the United States
to England, arrived at Liverpool on Sa-
turday at midnight. He was waited upon
next morning at his hotel by the Mayor of
Liverpool and the American Consul at
that point. He subsequently agreed to
receive addresses from the Liverpool and
American Chambers of Commerce at an
early hour on Monday morning, and
would thence leave Immediately for Lon
don.
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Washington Items.

The receipts ON Monday from the in
ternal revenue were $4,000; for the
month, $20,21., 1916; and for the fiscal
year to date, or for eleven months, S135,-
S30,11
During the month of May, l,lS5
claims were received at the pension office,
l, 1852 claims were allowed, and 4S3 reject
ed, making a total of $50 claims dispos-
ed of 1,141 letters were written, and =
954 circulars sent.
The President will leave ON Thurs
day morning, in the Tallapoosa, TO attend
the Annapolis Naval Academy ball. Ten
days later he will visit West Point Acad
envy to be present at the annual examine
ton
The great rush for office continues,
and in despair of success by individual
effort, concentrated movements are now
made on the President, and officers Of or
CARNATIONS are sent to urge the appoint
ment Of their members. The Boys in
Blue Monday morning made an APP
pointment with the President for Tues
day to urge the selection of their MEM
bers for office.
"A despatch was received at the war
department to-day from Gen. ]. j. Rey-
nolds, dated Austin, Texas, May Is. stat
ing that an engagement had taken place
near Double Mountain, west of Fort Crit
fin, between scouting party from the
fort and band OF Comanches and kiowas,
in which fourteen Indians were killed.
The tirginia-,s ORC loohfnS after ar
least one Of the ,Justiceships on the SUI
preme Court bench now in the gift OF the
President by recent authorization of Con-
gress. A deputation from that State ar
rived at Washington on Monday, to press
upon the President the claims of Alexan-
der c. Rives for the position.
A statement prepared at the Treasu-
ry department reveals the fact thst since
the year 1861, there had been paid into
the treasury conscience fund" $50, 23S.-
80. The amount paid in each year is rap
ly growing larger In 1861, only $3.50
were paid i'll, while during the FIVE months
of this year over $4,000 have been re-
ceived Monday morning, $1,000 were
received.
Douglass, the colored printer, has not
yos been admitted To membership of the
Typographical Union. A letter from
member Of the Union in Denver, says that
he was driven from that place because he
worked III what is called rat office"
This makes further complication 4
local paper here, commenting on it, says
the Washington Union must treat his
case rs an exceptional one outside of So
ciety rules. for he certainly was not re-
cognized by the Denver Union a. on
footing to be within their rules
Judge Poland OF Vermont had an in
terview with the President Monday morn
ing with reference to the Post Office at
Brook field. Worcester county. Mass
Many of the citizens have petitioned to
the President to rotate Mr. Bcrther, the
president incumbent, and gave his place
to Mr.. William Poland Mr. Hoar, the
representative from the Worcester Dis
trict, also advocates the change. and it
was at his request that judge Poland
urged the matter before the President
The latter took the subject under advise
ment. Judge Poland will leave for Yer
tomorrow or next day.
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A GENTS WANTED FOR THE
SECRET HISTORY
IL n II L, COZ Il Il II L, u 4 L. 1.

The astounding revelations and startling dl.-
closures made Ia this work. are Grating the
rfensa desire IN the minds OF the people 70 0t-in
IT. The secret political intugues, Ae.. u DaFl-
and other Confederate leader, With the Hloevr
Mysferis- from behind the scenes IN ~ q
Inand 2. an. thoroughly ventilated. send flT ca
cnlaT. au3 see our iernIr, AMI full description 4
H. work Afdrs--
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Philadelphia, Ia.
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ALIENS CONGRESS BITrERs

Regulate the stomach and bowels, purify the
blood and produce a healthy appetite, after which
all diseases of the body cease; vigor will be
restored and life become a source of happiness.
Try them. Sold by all druggists.
Manufactured by w. ALLEN,
apl5dly Fort Edward, N Y.
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"b,,y ME AND I'll DO YOU Goop.o

DIR. LGust.y's Root and Herb Bitters a
sure remedy ~ Liver Complaint in all its forms,
HurnOTs OF the klood and Skin, Scrofnla, Dyspep-
sIa, CostIvrness, i-digestion, Jsundice, Head
ache and Bilious Diseases, General Debility, &c.
They cleanse tine syste.n, regulate the bowels,
restore the appetite, pr.4S, the blood, strengthen
the body and Thoroughly prepare II 10 resist dis
esses of all kinds. GEO. C. GOODWIN * CO.,
Boston. Sold by all druggists. inl36im
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THE BISHOP PILL
THE BISHOP PILL
THE BISHOP PILL
Not 'Brandreth's'-no Ayer's-not swrgh.,.
BUT
"CosTAR's" BISHOP PILL.
(which Is bound 70 take the place of All OH.
a purely vegetable PHI lsugar coatedl, and \, =
traordinary efficacy for Costiveness, 1ndig.,s.,e.
Dyspepsia, Headaches, Nervous DEBILITY. ~.
Complaint, &c. Medical Journal sept 4 ~
Positively the best PHI in the World
Thousands Of Boxes now used
An Druggists in Rutland sell them
Or address "CoSTAR," No. 10 Crosby STR.
New York.
s'Thet Cough will XII you,"
Try "Costar's Cough Remedy
"CoIds and Hoarseness lead 70 death"
Try "Costar's" Cough Remedy.
"For Croups-W booping Coughs, &e.,"
Try ''Costar's" Cough Kennedy
"Costar says IL In the best in the WIDE vogli--
and If he says so-its True-its True-its True
and We say, Try it-Try it-Try IT,"
Morning Paper, Aug. 251
All Druggists in Rutland sell II.
Or address "CosTAR,". No. 10 Crosbytst. N
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DYSPEPSIA
AND LIVER
COMPLAINT
IMPORTANT CERTIFICATE

Having brsn afflicted with chronic DIS lse U
tie digestive organs. .lestglfca hy Ihy-iflaf- b.
enlargement u the liver and inflammation rs -s.
stomach, Tor more than ten years. and sJiisTv-
shat wolGs can never de-clhe. without r-iif-
frutn the most celebrated medical - ~ that coG4a
he consulted. ] y4s induced by the ply -saI4u n.
ia-; attended nae 20 ny D0dds NsTyIue auG j..
SIG 4falfur. Be lad witnessed IT. effects. be- said
in Lls aEu practice, and could recuInnlsHld + r
fh, highest f.rIir. had about lost fli-h
-zrIAthU=. but I followed his adj e. TrDc4gts
thH ms dc ~. The effect iHsI irt4 usf with teT
/ continued it, u.s., and sti.l improved. follF
lu= y up. / Er'w stronger and stronger. Sd.
-utit rid lees and Lees from 10y trouble lhls f3
some muuft<-uniIl Wa relieved ANA NEEDED O.
30 ,uug.T Lulls NerAlne T,s-;aTr1 Eas "a Ili-.
piat. aud sound health and no izu-eass o. lt-r
"a express the gratitude ] fe-l ~ bong Eal once
more. ! lia thoroughly cured oi IL tH-ll.r
suffering that lad made ten year, 81 Us lir moe
wrate4ed. No one can conceive my gaE Wlp h--
uaf .HpaIie'I es r. lise recovery.
r. J.. Ibhl.
-. laUI, Nm
Pr sale by al nru-gi ~ one DallaT a ~.
.lt Itg A4>H
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HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM.-This article Is the
True Secret OF Beauty. II is what Fashionable
Ladies, Actresses, and Opera Singers used to pro-
duce that cultivated distiHgUe appearance SC
much admired in the Circles of Fashion.
1t removes all unsghtly Blotches, Richness
Freckles, Tan, Sunburn and effects of Spring
Winds, and gives to the complexion blooming
purity OF transparent delicacy and power Nc
Lady who values a fine complexion can DO with
out the Magnolia Balm IS cents VIII buy 1t OF
any of our respectable dealers.
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MAEEIAGG AND cEL1gAc1.

An Essay for Young Men on the Crime OF Soil
tude, ana the diseases and abuses which create
nnpedlments 10 Marriage, with sure means of re-
lief. Seat ia sealed letter envelopes, free of
charge. Address, DIR. j. SKlLLIN HOUGH-
TON, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa
may20d&w3m
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YoI-N,,IADIEs BEWARE,

OF the injurious effects Of Pace Powders and
Wa,he-. \ n such remedies close up the pores u
the skin, and in a short time destroy the com
plexIon. If you would have a fresh, healthy and
youthful appearance, Use HelmbOld's Extract
SArSauArilla
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Ir f.r1 -Aeguuli4.h,r q Nr Tolaa, intneluc-
Gel the venetian L.uiment IN England. u Wa- q
,u#,es-. although the price WAS guinea n bottle.
H. late VI sc-sy, William ~ used Il Ton Chr"uis
Rheumatism, and WIS en.lr.y cured after suffer
ing far two year,, his attending physician beng
unable o. alto: "A cara, and he wrote a letter ni
thank, wieh l. now possession II my ureitin
Liverpool, ! have offered tlu0 sterling ior the
letter bat u was refused. In l'i7 pat u oui II
the UNITED stat.-, aud now, IN i,'' the sale !
immense. Thousands Of families are never with
out IT, Il j. safe and innocent - apply externally
ana ID apply internally. For twtniy-oue years /
have warranted It 10 cure the fallOwiug complaints
Cholera, D.lrrhsl, Dy-eutsry, Group, Conc,
Crug- N0mitiu. and S-.s-sig kII,-s, taken inter-
ually. and Chrome rheumatism, Burns, cuts
Bruises, Old Sores, ToJthache, Frosted Feet
Swaliinr-, In>ce: s,ines, and Fainsin Chest, Back
and Limbs. c,-'eualiy. il never fails if used A.
directed For Cholera and Dy-antery il i GER
tam, fused when first attacked. No one once
tryiu. II Will over be without Il. Sold By tie
Druggist. Pu e. j0 cents and one dollar. Depot
DO lark Tlaes. y. Y. aIr-2lawimo
e. \ clear, smooth skin and beautiful COM
pltNien follows the use Of Hcimbe.d's Concern
L4.llta t-AA4lss f-ss4-sst M
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EURoPE.-Th9 Irish Church bill passed
the Commons Monday evening.
Mr.. Motley received the promised ad-
dresses of welcome from the Liverpool,
and American Chambers of Commerce
Monday morning, and soon after departed
for London.
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aCOSTAR'S"

STANDARD PREPA RATIoNs
ARE
stCostar's" Rat, Roach, &e., Exterminators.
ssCostar's" Bed Bug DETERMINATIONS.
"costar's" only purel Insect Powder.
ALL Bewareiii of spurious limitations.
"All Druggists in Rutland sell them"
Address aCoetar," 10 Crosby St, n. Y, or JOhl
r. Henry, Successor to- Demas Barnes a. o., q
~sold by z. PENN a Co, Rutland, VI.
julylSd&wly
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DIR HAMS AROMATIC INVIGORArOR
Removes from the system the i'll effects caused by
III" excessive use Of alcoholic liquors, and effect
uaily destroys the appetite Tor these stmulunts
1t gives tone TO dcblhtated mucOui surfaces. IL
fete Inatt-r l. removed from the system, thereby
restoring II 10 It's normal hctlthful condition. As
medicine. II Is quick ar,d .ti.'st''"i, e-'rtns the
most aggravated cases OF Dyspepsia, Kidney
Complaints, aud All other DerIn yemcnts of the
stomach and Bowels, in speedy manner. This
elegant preparation has stood the test OF years.
y win--gia,-full before eating Will give good
appetite ana prevent all suffering from indtges-
tiou. Ladies ii weak ana delicate constitutions
SApulI '..he tbe inugorltOr three times day.
\ WINE Il t,ts|i before retiring Will insure sweet
and ratr skiing sleep. All the prophet, asks Is
trial ana tu induce this he has put up the Invig-
orator in pint bottles at 50 cents, quarts, tlG0.
Principal Depot, - Central Wharf, Boston. Sold
by all druggists. ml4deodi5w
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nv- Factories and machine shops shoal-4 not
be allowed 20 run day without Johnsons .Ano-
dyne Imminent. In case Of sudden acciA,nt, an
Immediate use Of it may save weeks Of nh,ring,
and perhaps a limb, or even life.
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EscArE-Six persons escaped from the
Jail AT Detroit, Mich, on Sunday, and
among them was johnson, the man who
attempted to assassinate Allan Pinkerton
The jail, at the time of the escape, was
left in charge of a boy seventeen years
old The prisoners have proceeded to
Canada \ reward of 500 has beer
offered for the return Of Johnson.
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rv- Not a iew OF the worst disorders that az
fiict mankind lIl-y tIom corruption OF the blood
Helmboid's Extract >rsaparilla Is a remedy Of
the utmost value.
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LOOK OUT. DON'T ToucH r

LOOK OUT, DON'T TOUCH 1T.
unless In pure white wrappers, both Woleott,s
Fam Paint, fox pain, and his Annihilator. for
Catarrh. Take none other, or you are cheated
Sold by all druggists.
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OBITUARY. - George Lowry, an old
and well known citizen of Burlington,
died at his residence at the Stanton
House, about one o'clock yesterday after
noon, in the Goth year of his age. Mr..
Lowry was born III Jericho and was a son
OF llemau Lowry former sheriff OF
Chittenden county. lie was known chief
ly on account Of his long connection with
the customs branch Of the revenue service.
and for his Thorough hno" ledge or rules
and laws concerning the revenue depart
ment, in which there were few better in
formed men in the countrywide Press.
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rheumatism, I.umblso, tolI Feet, E4st.o ~ tie
Chest, Of tire side. Bruises and Accident, ,-p+-
cally 81 the spine. i-o chronic w,abis-. aI t..s-
ton thereof. sore Throat. Nauaa-. Htiu-. and
even in affections If the Heart, this ge.,tsl',,l
plaster has been found - afford imnsa1ls'. and
permanent relief.
DR. j. ". johnson oI Hartford. writ. .At
this moment OF writing, man applies Tor one,
who, by jutau.lcment III the shat, 90 IL .ghiacry,
had both his 7, - brol.rn. spine severely iujar J.
and was FOR nearly y-ar entirely helfless. This
man found RELIEF very soon by til application OF
the Porous ra-tsrs lie WAS soon enabled to
work. and now be labor- As vel l- ever"
LEEIEE I.a,f DE. TuLLra, - iEEs-Elrl.
Thomas Al'coeI, A Go. Geu,l.maa. since ny
severe accident ! have used a, .l u p.le..fli 20
the bruised parts your gImueh.e Plaster.
1t has excellent. effect. soothing vlnla lrtu-
ing out the sor ur,- ard sustaining ana strength
enlng the T.u. CA Uhiel. Fl is t4rlicI
ID I.IrFr.
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81 In the Spring months the system natural
" undergoes a change and Helmbold's Highly
Concentrated Extract of Sarsaparilla is assist
ant of the greatest value.
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Rv Quantity ~. Qg-lity Ut,mhplds Ex-
tract SaTsupar4lla. The Il ase l. small Those
who desire large quantity and large doses of
medicine err.
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81 Those who lr-irr Brriucy II complexion
must purify aud -urirh the blood, which Helm
holds Concentrated Fxtrtet OF Str-aVariliA in
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SHclmbod's Extract Sarsaparillu cleanses
ana reuoyate- the blood, Insiis the ygOr OF health
into the system, and parges out the humors that
make disease.
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Lyons Kathairon is a very Delightful Han
Dressing.
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Ess- There are several kinds Of worms which
trouble horses; the pin-worms, pointed AZ both
ends the most common and most dangerous.
Shcridau's Cavalry Condition Powders Will m a
few days cIcc, the worms, and the horse WIZ BE-
gin to thrive
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FOURTH DAY,

Friday. june ls 1863 Commencing ~ 3 o'clock
p. m. oratori6 and Symphony.
PAhr /.
l Overture
> Choral, ITO God on High, - from ..St. = .ul"
symphony, No. ), in Minor Beeth oven.
Allegro motto.
, Andante con moto.
scherzo allegro and Finale, ale. yro.
Ana, Lasela chs lianga Hand 81.
Sung by Miss Adelaide Phillips
, Achieved Is the Glorious Work" From tn q
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Thanks be to God From "Enlah'
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-06-03

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parilla, is the great Blood Purifier.