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The human stomach has been shamefllly ps-se-
cuted organ. There was a time when for every di-
reelection Of duty it punished with huge ,ses OF
the most disgusting ana uaussous drug. Ia vain IL
rejected them. and literally returned them upon the
hands OF those Who administered them. They we've
forced upon 1t again and again, until It's solvent
power was thoroughly dreuchod ont Of IT,
The world is wiser nov than 1t was 10 that
drastic era, when furious pur-aton and mer-
curiai sa iVati0n were what ARENAS Ward would
have called the D." main holt " OF the faculty. IN
cases Of dyspepsia and liver complaint.
The great modern remedy for iudi --st On and bill
i0usness is lIOstetters stomach Btters q prepara-
ton which has the merit Of combining d paiatlhie
llvar with such tonic, apcre4t and au.l-bilioUs
Nr1pert cs, as were never heretofore unite4 iu any
medicine.
Il has been discovered az las. tat sick people
are r0t ike che iahied Ilils. WHO found pro ia
uon Sd refresh NJ that. when knocked d0Fl. tley
rose from the earth twice as vigorous rs before
When an invalid is prostratsd by powerful lcp et.u-
drugs. he is apt 90 stay pr0strated and the Gehi-
tate1 being aware Of the fact prefer tie tu4 D.
90 the knocking an system of treatment
HCsteUc 5 btters meets the rtIui rem euts ID the
rational medical Do losoply which az prereut pre-
yais. j. isa perfectly pare vegetable remedy, en-
hracn - the three important properties ola proven
i've, tonic, and an alternative. lt urri.s the boz
lF -iir-i dis ase, luf -1rates and regta lE-, fha
torpid stum-ca and LIVER. and effects mos; slutarr
change iL tle entire s. stem when IG MORBID .u-
dition
In this country where the eufcshlin- temperature
renders the human organization particularly sue
ceptinle % u1wH0es1me atmospheric influences. the
Etters should be taken as protection against cpl
ceul- disease.
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DIED.

GaAY-In this city, wednesday evening, May
l7th Mis- Polly GRAY, aged s. years
Funeral at the residence ofJ. L; Gray, on Locust
greet, on Friday, hay 18TH, at o'closk a. NJ
Cu,sr-In Westford, April 2sth, Truman Chase
aoed 81 wears. Mr. Chase has heen a resident q
Westford 4 years. his father having moved into the
town when he was but four years old.
CoSwE11-Ia South Burlington, VT, Nay 18th,
Catherine A. Slosson, OF Kent, Conn., vile o. An
thony Conwell, aged IS years.
GooDy1y.-In Wirooski, Thursday, Nay lith,
Ms. saraa a. Goodwin, wife of II. ". Goodwin,
aged 81 years.
FoRn.-In Jericho, VT, Nav 18th, of Bilious fever
Mormon o. Ford, aged 80 yesrs.
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4 HALES
~ IL VEGETABLE SICl LIAM
{ $50 HAIR
REVIEWER.

Is the only intal.ihle Hair Preparlti1n.
RESTORING GRAv HAIR TO IT'S ORIGINAL
COLOR AND PROMOTING ITS GROWTH.
it Is the cheapest preparation ever Of
er.d to she public. one bottle VIII
last longer and accomplish more than
three BOTTLES ofa any other prcpa ration.
Ou1 Remover Is u.t o. Dye. g Wiz rot stain the
skin as others.
il will keep The Ila-r from falling ou-
It ciean-es she scalp and make the Hair
SOFT, LU>TROJS And SLLEEH.
Cur Treatise IN the BAR sent free by mail.
r. p. HALL 4 co., Nashua, IS. h.. prorrIl-1rs-
For sale hy all druggists. MAJ .1-wfw
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5laU advertisements.
FARM FOR SALE.


ADMINISTRATION SALE.
I'VE Lyman Holabird Homestead of 27l ACRES.
L in Shelhun, Vt, is offe red for sale togeth-
er with the live stock consistng of 20 COWS horses
&c, &c. a full assortment Of farming implements
furniture, beds. bedding, dairy utensils, growing
crops, and provisions in store Thisexcelent dairy
farm is beautifully situated the west bank OF the
La Plot river at the head Of Shelburn Bay, at the
intersection Of the reads from hcNeil's Ferry to
Burlington, and from shelburn Village to the Har-
hor, or ship yard Of the Champlain Transportation
Company. 1t is 81 miles from Burlington, u miles
from Shelburn Village, post office, depot telegraph
Office, hotel and CHEESE FACTORY p, miles
from the farm Of the Vermont Horse Stock CO.
There is a landing az one corner Of the farm for
shipping from Lake Champlain. It is we'll fenced
throughout with cedar, veil Watered, wooded and
timbered has a good assortment Of fruit being To-
Gated in the midst Of the finest fruit growing re!ion
OF the Champlain Valley.
Ii has large, first class ? story Brick House. with
slate roof, and laborer's cottage, also brick The
Barns snd Outh0uses are numerous convenient, in
good repair, and supplied with running water
The above property WILL BE SOLD Low, ard
possession given Immediately. A plan Of the farm,
AMI schedule Of the properly, can be seen, and fur
Their particulars obtained. at the ofics Of
JOIN L. BARSTOW. Administrator
Nay l5d&wtf Bank Block, Burlington, Vt.
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MARRIED.

PRFsTox-SLoCUN.-In this city, this morning
Nav 18th BY the Rev. J. IA Converse. at the resi-
9enco If the brides mother, Mr.. William Il. Pres
ron of Vergennes, aad Miss JGlia II. socum, of this
city.
swky-RowLEV.-In VII sboro, y. Y. on We'd
nesiav Msy 10Th 1871. At the rer dence o. the bride
father, by Rev. Mr.. sod, Mr. george ". swan, Of
Ro Esu.
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1r1s-Iaere were 107 tubs Of Butter sold
in N.5a usrset Tuesday, at from % to Is
cents per pound Milton Falls Factory shipped
y .ezas Of new cheese 600 lbs) to H. X. Stay
ton. Manchester. 20 be sold on commission.
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Fires SIRE burning on the hills between Water
bury and Midilase1 aai have already run over
many acres.
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CONSUMPTION



LIVE Rock. Conn. Dec 30 1870
DR. VAN HUNNrlL.-Hy Dear SIR g. When | be
gan your treatment many cf my friends had no hope
Of my recovery. and now they say ii does not seem
possible that ! could be up 50 comfortable One
year ago was 50 very poorly, and had not used
your lnhaling Fluids and your other remedies |
would have beer dead long ago. After began
your treatment, rested contented for was almost
confident Il would cure me. Ii has done wonders
for me. had DR.. Bissell raised ne up TO where am
now be would have thou- ht he had done remarkably
But he could not, and now think ne must feel some
what cha-rined after saying much AGAINST YOU
and your treatment. But I an thankful did not
heed his words; that had energy an viii enough
to give your treatment trial. We never shall 70
gret doing so. By the mercy Of God and your In
haiing Fluids my lie has been spared. Very
truly YOUR, -.
Ny practice bsing confined to the Nose. Throat
and Lungs, my remedies are specially designed
for local application 20 those organs. | refer by
permission to the following patients VINO have
hesn treated by with iHh1iiRg Fluids:
Il. Everett Russell. Councillor t1Saw, n Wall
Street. new York; Mr.. Il. 81. Williams 2l5 East
Fifteenth street, New York; Mr.. e. ;. Orser, 252
West Seventeenth street. New York Mr.. 5. ID. SUIT
ton, 663 BroadWay. New York J. K. Van Ness Us
Greenwich street, New York; J. W. Chace, CASTLE,
New York, aod many others.
Patients treated by letter at their homes, by an
swering a list of some 50 questions, by which the
nature and extent Of the disease are indicated.
FOR inform ation list Of questions &c, address
Q. VAN HUMMEL. NJ. d.,
10 West Twenty-sixth street, New York.
May l5-fdAwiw
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BIO C,1r-lr J. p. Ellis Of Huntington
Cs,--s hasa calf Two months old that weighs
sol ais. at0 DAY old ii weighed III lbs
I- bss t.sa tei Ga mix Ike other calves since It
wal. ru- Isvs ci.
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The restaurant at Essex Junction has changed
hands, and is now under the management Of Mr..
Williams, the station agent.
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E=sEN PUHlIc scuooIs.-The public schools
Of Essex vent into operation under the new sys-
TEN au Monday the sth inst The teachers ap-
pointed are as follows: Essex Junction, Miss
Frank Siocum Yves, Essex, Miss Hattie
Porter Buffers Corner. Miss Fanny Thomp-
son; Day District Miss Jennie Day Brigham
Hill, Miss Jennie Nichols Pages Corner, Miss
Emma White; North Last, Miss Ellen White
Centre, Emma Munger Woodwork District,
Miss Alice g. Butler Bliss District, Miss Fer
rus1a. With tie exception Of one, the schools
are all 60 continue twelve weeks The wages Of
Teachers. board included. vary from five to nine
and hslf dollars per week
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Rev. D. ~. Ga.ss las been chosen as dele
gate from the 7. " C. A., Of this CITY, to the
international Convention which meets in wash
ir-tel the z4h inst
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ST. AIuaS- Brua MHKEr.-On Tuesday
-aiuy loads ot butter came in and the market
vas active. but prices declined rather than ad-
ssuced. Wequ9te common, a C. fair, lSc.;
good. DE. ana extra. -. Cheese, l2tol3l-2.
Shipped, 1920 tubs Of butter
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REAL ESTATE CHANGEs.-Henry R. Rush Of
St. Adams. has sold his 10, in Shelburn St, to
David Miller for $500.
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We hca7 that one Of the boys under sentence
at tn, Reform School ran away last week FIJI
day, having stolen $500 in money and some
clc.hes
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hsd Gloves ! Full stock !
PRICES REDUCED.
BLACK ENGLISH THREAD LACEs

new assortment. Peu line Roai and Imitation
Laee' q all kinds H4nbg gh Ed.es and ms
ertions, largest and handsomest asortmen. ever
exhibited in this city.
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N27AHT.--Nr. Rodney Roty Of this
s. ..s r,e7ut'y received request from the
--ss1ry department. at Washington to superin-
tal t4s alterations AMI repairs about to be
asie 90 tls Z. $. Court Houses at Rutland and
Hli.. which Mr. Rooy has been compelled 70
.asaas. s superintendent is % be sent forward
-.au Washington. This oier came to Mr.. R3by
unsolicited, snl uaI1u -eily i5r the reason that
tae cosorau -ut was vel pleased with the work
done on tas Custom House and P5stoff.e here,
.1- which M r. was SUPPLEMENTARY sni that
s. wa- il- f-s. time for many years q % of
tais character had been completed inside Of the
gstirltes
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Tine The Office of the Vermont Life Insur
ance Company has recently been furnished with
Century Calendar Clock, bearing upon a silver
plate the following inscription
" Presented to the Vermont Life Insurance
Company, May l, 1871, by
Russell S. Taft, President,
n. T. Merritt, V;ce-President.
Warren Gibbs, Secretary
The clock wac purchased of George Simpson.
No. lO5 Church street, and il a correct piece Of
workmanship. The Vermont Life is equally
correct in its method of doing business.
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Wetes.ro 90 cali ,le attention u al property
owners 20 the increased and superior adv-nti -es
tha. W, possess -ls transaction q Fire and 3iar
ias Insurance business. Weraprcseut ONLY FIgsT
CLASS -Cmpl1.e7 all 11sr aar patrons policies in
the STRONGEST. OLDEST AMI MOST LIBERAL
companies 10 the Uutei States and Europe at as
low rates as othe- pastss charge for policies in
comparies 70 'I e1 if4l and rs-y Haiis4 rls1-s 4
security. Na ISSUE all policies az this otco. and
pay all losses HERE, ia c.rrent funds OF gold whea
desired. We are Che only authorized agents a this
vicinity ir all tie lclliu- Fire and Marine Iu.ur-
aace ucmpa1ics Ia tle world. AID We eudeavor to
serve our patrons IN sat sact0ry AMI faithful man
ner. We coutu-; olr business upoa principles Of
commercial Aa-or. and GUARANTEES 70 give En-
TIRE satisfaction. Eo want business men 20 stop
and compare our list OF c-mpsnies with those that
are represented by other cents aud remember that
we are the SOLE agents iu ills vicinity OF the
Aetna Ins Go. Of Hartford.
Home lus. Co. Of New York.
PhDniX In. 90. Of Hartford.
Hartford ins. 90. Of IIartford.
LoJiilaTd Ins. Co. OF New York,
Springfield +. y N. Ins. Co.. Mas.
Manhattan of New York.
Hanover Fire ms. Go. of New York,
Ius. Go. on. America, Of Philadel-
phin.
Che eldest Issuance Co.. in tie Z a.tei States
And many other American Companies and all the
strongest European Companies that do business in
tie United States. Owing 20 tho numsrous and ex-
tens.ve fires a, have occurred OF late many Of the
snail crr-ugne as have d lad and IL .is we'll kn1un
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IT H E

MAsoSic-The following companions were
elected officers of Burlington Chapter, No. 9, R.
A. NJ on Wednesday evening last:
NJ Z, H NJ. Phelps, High Priest.
T. OrmOnd Cole, King.
L. VIM. Brinsmaid, Scribe.
comp A. X. Cole, Capt Of the Host.
A. McGsfey, Principal Soiourner.
j.: II. Brooks, R. A. Captain.
F. Jubell, Master Sd Vail
II. G. Warner, Master u Vail
Z. W. Taft, Master LIST Vail.
L. H. Turk, Treasurer.
W. Il. $. Whitcomb, Secretary.
[. T. Currier, appointed as Tyler.
The Fnsnce Committee appointed were A. G
futile, c. W. WOOdhouse, NJ. B. Kinney.
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- Arrest that terrible Catarrh, and then avoid
consumpuye,s grave by using DR.. sszo's Catarrh
remedy. ITS not T2rranted 90 cure Consumption
when the luugs are halt consumed nor 70 Ina ke men
I've forever nor 10 make this earth hlssful Para
se, 20 which Heaven shall he pat 81 1e-show. hut
the proprietor will pay 500 reward for case of
Oatauh which he cannot cure. sod by Druggists
or senc sixty cents TO Or. x. Pierce, l3 Senaca II
Buffalo, n. Y, and receive IL by mal.
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why DO so many buy the Wheeler Z Wilson 80
Because they End out lfthey candidly examine it.
thai II Is all that is caimet-the BEST FAMILY sEw-
ING MACHINE
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5uoyG rz Suors With the opening Of
Spring. business is Increasing at the Pioneer
Shops b. S. Nichols & Co. arc constantly in
ereas'rg their facilities ilr machine manuiactur-
ing and tie demand for their work keeps psoe.
Something Of au Idea Of the motive power re
luir,l nay be ob,sirel from the fact that they
have recently put on their driving wheel new
belt l75 feet long acl - inches wide, At a cost
Of about $500 This arn. have contracts to
build eight fine boilers Of large size. three Of
them for the new mill of Shepard, Davis & Co.,
at 0giens5urg. They are slto manufacturing
the greater portion OF ,he shaf,ing sud fixtures
for the last named mil, and the lumber mill of
SdIinrs. Whitney Bros. & Barnes, al Ogdens-
burg
The foundry Of Messrs. Brink Co, adjacent,
mss recently been enlarged to twice its former
capacity, snd every nook is fllei. We noticed
some very fae and large specimens Of castings
being columns for the new high school building
There were eisa. Of them, each Is feet in length,
aad from SIX 20 eight inches in diameter. They
sho asye tha contracts f9r furnishing the greater
portion Of the oAs,ings for the two new lumber
mills at oslensturr.
Messrs. Chase Smith have nearly completed
their contrsci tor furnishing the finishing mate
rails for the new steamer at the Harbor. For
elaborate finish and fancy work their Efforts can
not be ezcellei Their chief carver is from
Montreal The large door shop Of Nessrs. Chase
& Taft, opposite, is already on its let and will
soon furnish emplo. meut for 50 men or more.
Mr.. 5. C. Kimosn is now filing orders for
1000 dosrs and is aeon TO double his msau-
featuring capacity and store loon.
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ABOUT TIE MILLs-The lumber mill O. Shep-
ard. Davis & Co., which has been silent for the
past week will be in operation sgain this morn
in-. The huge engine, which has already been
mentioned in these columns. is in place and was
set IN motion for tie first time early yezterday
morning. The work has been prosecuted with
yigor day and night The former engine is TO
be taken 10 the new mill Of Shepard, Davis
Co. at Ogdensburg
The lumber mill Of Bloigett & Son has ALEC
been stopped for week. On Thursday last a
defect was discovered in one of the boilers i'm
nleiiately after it was stopped for the day. The
steam escaped fariously through rent, and it
was fortunate thst the mill stopped at the early
and unususl hour Of O'Clock P. N whereby a
serious accident was undoubtedly prevented. It
is erpectsd tia. the mill will be running again
early next week.
Linsley's lumber mill hss also been under
going valuable repairs. The main shaft, which
vas Of iron, has been taken out and steel one
nut in its place. This was made necessary by
the high speed and constant strain upon It
One would naturally suppose that there could
be no very great quantity Of lumber Iemsining
in the ysrds at the lake after these three large
mills and the one in the Pioneer shop had run
five months upon them, but there is enough re-
Insining to supply the market with seasoned
lumber until new shipments arrive The lumber
as it arrives from Canada is uo6t for immediate
use and must remsin in the yards some consider
sble time to be seasoned. The market il active
and increasing
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THROAT AFFECTIONS AND HoARsESEss.-All SAT-
feting IRON Irritation Of tAs Throat and E1aTseHess
will be agreeably surprised at the almost immeli-
ate relief afforded by the Of BToIgHs Bronchial
Troeiss. The demnlcent ingredients allay pull
monary irritation; and, aftsr public speaking or
singing, when the throat is wearied and weakened
by too much exercise their use will give renewed
strength to tie vocal organs.
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JosEPHiK. MITcHEI.I.,s ESTATE.

II T = y = II > t. \
VtTE, the Subscribers, having been appointed BY
w the Honorable ,he Probate C0ur. for the Dis
trict Of Chittendeu, Commissioners % receive ex-
anime and adjust the claims and demands Of all per
sons against the estate Of lseph 4. Mitchell, late
Of Milton 10 said District. deceased. and
also all claims and demands exhibited in Offset
thereto; and six months from O. - day ofrhe date
hereof, being allowed 1y said Court for that pur-
pose, we do therefore, hereby 1--WE notice. that
viii attend TO the business Of cur appointment at
the dwelling % F. p l.lr-L-l', In buriu-t1n in said
district on thefth Mondays llduy and uctoaernoxt,
at DOB o'clock, A. IL, on each Of said days.
Dated this 18th day OF April, A. ID. 1874.
NAI A. L.NIyLN' Commissioners.
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TO FARMERS.
Double s$eGned Poudrettc


Ortts Lodi Manu- faefHriHg Co.."
For Sale tn Lots to suit Customers.
This Article Is sold for half the price Of other fer
filters, and Is cheaper for Cotton, Corn Tobacco
and Esgstabies than any Othe. IN maTSet IL l.
made entirely from the light soil. oal, &c, Of New
York City. Price delivered On board in New YORK
city, IS per ton.
ask attention to the following tsstimonislss-
C. S. Howard, Of Old Lyme, Conn. in letter dated
Oct. 8, 1870, says: | can fully recommend your
Double Refined Prufrette as being the best fertl-
izer in for corn and tobacco. l have tested it
side by side with other manures, ard the Prudrette
has always proved the best. ! have also used your
Nitro-P Phosphate on Whea: and Buckwheaf, and
think they are fully equll to any in market"
J. Z. Phelps, Of West Hartford, Conn, under
date Of Dec. 49, 1870, says " am a dealer in and
grower OF tobacco, ard have used tho Double Re
fined POudr,tfe for eight years more corn. to-
bacco and other crops, ami consider il very vslus
bic fertilizer"
A pamphlet giving full directions, &c, sent on
application to JAMES t. FOSlEk,
s. COrtlandt ST., New York.
For sale by J. S. Peree Son, Burlington.
39w9w
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Pleasure travel 70 Mount Mansfield msy be
sail % have commenced A gentleman and lady
If ibis city went up Mount Mansfield last Friday
Big from the Half way Blouse on foot They
tl1- sa9~ ... many places several feet deep, but
frozen 81. la-I SIS 90 be easy 20 walk on.
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SuDaS DAM OBS TIE CARs.-A sad occur
renee took place on the VI Central oars, at
Essex Junction, Monday evening, in the sudden
death Of q young lady. Bliss la Seaver, sn es-
timalie young laiyof U.s. years, daughter Of Mr..
James D. Sewer, Of Hinesburgh, had, as we
learn, been visiting in Malone with her uncle,
Dir. j. *. Sesyer, editor Of the Malone Pal
Ia9ulH. She had Teen in a decline, but was
able to walk out, and, her friends and physician
considering her strong enough 90 take the jour
ley, she started Monday, accompanied by her
uncle, for her home iu Hinesbursh. At St
Aib.us she tainted, but revived under proper re
stoadvcs. At E=sez Junction. While being car
red from enc car to the other, she faintsd again,
and soon after Icing placed in her seat on the
Burlington train, It was found that the life hsd
departed. The remains were carried to Hfnes-
burgh iar iHrerne1t.
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A Nav EyTEHHEIsF.-lae ugly gap on the
wests.Ie O. North Water Street is being filed
with brush factory. and the foundations are
alreaiy laid The building is to be directly op-
posite .he Pioneer shop, snd about 1000 feet
distant .vu De forty by seventy feet and
three stories high. and viii furnish employment
for some sixty OF seventy hands mostly children.
FIR. C vs.. W1la,t, who formerly resided in Bur
liugt5a, isto take charge Of The business lie is
man ofcansiiersble experience, having worked
% the business about twenty years Mr. W.
hss recently invented and patented several mn
chimes. which viii de the work much cheaper
and better than was Zone by hand labor, besides,
the business viii not demand experts as form
erly. This VII, be a great addition TO our man
ufsc,uring interests, which are &c. ting 20 be the
bach ono O. Burlington. The name Of the new
firm is not announced. Z. s. Nichols 81 Co.
have the c1n;rsct 20 build the factory, and will
furnish the motive power from their shops, con
Quoting it with wire cable about 1900 feet
ia length.
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Our readers will certainly thank US for advising
them to keep in their houses fo1 uss Renne's Pain
killing Magic OIL. Il is said to be the best remedy
for painful complaints ever discovered. at works
like a chsrm.n
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HaI's Vegetable Siclian Hair Roaewer cleanses
the head from dandrud. Give it trial