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THE SUBSCRIBER Cils-s { p sl.C
! Murray Farm. llcl-cl ll 81
% ll-in road 90 hllc- -r-a. c.1
10 scrcs OF vs-ua-l. land, " .tl s1-ir
trees wen fixtures each bucket l-F
Keep sap pure. De rEs have r-
@. sugar N one season. Tie Apr
duced 10 $50, GOO nHls OF -rIft apples
Bushels comuoa irCi- All -u.-7l
small .rrlt, s-apCs. &C. IAe tlru N..
COWS and a team. There IS @ ul-a
Whi-h has been used 0u Gle p.a.c
crllcut results. y sob large luau
The luld-1-s are al thai c.9
sstlEZ " beautiful ard c..slr
shade trees, hedge &C.. gr4 q ..asa
with horse barn. Aay barn aat c.,-
last is DOB 3u with cellar tcs
house.
Terms Sl0.ps.o1. part down
gwen IN the fail or spring, and l
u desired.
Another ~ OBJ ac-es, rear ty.
above 4 desired has house H- .....s
mostly pasture land. z.
Nillist0n, vt, June ,-f-l4sI
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Medifal.
BROW VS.
pore LAR
MEDICINES.

There has never been q
medicine offered . ths
public that ewes su-r
universal satisfaction as
" fIoTn's Fluid Extract
Il Buchu " II 10 put up
10Y the purpose u curin.
ali diseases Of he KID
reysant Urinary Organs
and il viii do j.. every
time when the diseases j.
nos Il too long standing
II YOU want O. be strong
ard v1zorouE healthy
and happy, use Drown
Ext OF Eucnu - SOLD -
al drazgisis 10 burin-
t01.
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Educational.


V'HE FALL TERN will open August i-. and con
i tinue week.
Mr.. S. HASELTOS. Assistant Principal.
q. Il. COOK, A.E. Teacher ol Y cal Music
!. S. SPAULulN6. Prime pal.
Barre. July D. io-l.-dEs4w
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eau TON.


BUCK Hollow, June 18th, 1871
MEssRs, JENNIE AUSTIN,
ESosBURsH FALLS, W.,
FeHflemen Mr. Benz lmin +. Jewett, the pan
tsnee OF the Improved Milk Pan, Of which you have
the right of Franklin County, has been to see me
in relation TO my pan, which made for ms express
use and after showing me his, and his patent, am
fully persuaded that mypan is an infringement in
every sense Of the word, and that or any other
farmers subject ourselves TO penalty BY the use Of
them. A. II. BUCK.
JulV f-V2E
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RELIANCE WRENGERS

:. . - ! Z FILLLh, )
May I6-d&wu
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fn7ncjal.

PORTLAND oepEssuraa rerSs r. p
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Browns Br1uchiais arc
the restremedT made f1-
al diseases Of The t-on-
c..ial tubes. as tire lauy
thousands viii tc tils
who have usel then.
Everybody and their
friends, living 20 country
or Z VI, should use hruu-
chials. not trocles
Manufactured By Brown.
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JEWETT's PATENT MILK PANS /!
TVHE 81 BSCRIBER WOULD CALL the ATTEN-
l ton Of the Farmer, 10 this important and great
~ Improvement il" making Butter I!
AND SAVE ONE HALF OF TIE LABOR.
These Pans are so constructed as 10
serve the double purpose of cool
ing the Milk and saving the Cream,
by keeping the milk At proper temperature and
not being affected by warm extremely warm
atmosphere By means Of a false bottom or cooling
sheet for water 70 traverse clnsecutlvely throus
compartments under tho entire bottom.
] will here give not ca that have bought the
right TO manufacture and half Of the right for this
County and an prepared to fill orders at sonabe
or list prices. and warrant satisfaction, and will
here give notice that all parties making selling
or using these Pans iutringements on B. r. Jew
ett's Patent without having secured the right will
be held responsible.
D. T QUINN,
Milton Vt
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TROTTING STATIONS.
HGntbfefOHidM .HOHOrch,

BY RYSDYK's HAsBLEroSGAs, will stand the sea
son Of 1871 at the stock farm Of the subscriber.
Terms $50 to Wit, $40 70 be paid at time OF service
and s1i when the mare proves 10 be in foal.
MONARCH will be seven years old April 18th, Is
Is blood bay black legs with two white ankles be
hind l6 hands and weighs 1870 lbs. He was sired by
RYspYKis HANBLErOsiAs, (the sire OF Dexter, who
sold for $1,000. MAJOR WINFIELD for $4,000
BRuso for $4,000, HAPPY MEDIUM for $500,
srARrLE for s2J,Ob, lat three years old Aberdeen
and many other valuable and very last uottersl
Dam by ROe's Abdallsh Chief.
PORTLAND.
BLACK STALLION with white ttar and one white
pastern behind six years old this spring, - hands
sired by CLARION (the sire Of OLD Pur." HONEST
JoHs and other fast trottersl Will also mare Tue
season OF !s7l Al the same place. Terms SIS, %
insure. Mares pasturei and well cared for, but
All accidents at owners risk. For Circulars, giving
pedigree and full particulars address
JUSTIN II. MOULTON.
West Randolph, Vermont.
April l3-v3m
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r,,VVO first class Machinery Mouldors vi
steadv employment and good pay h,
he Foundry % Brink q Co, buriin=l"n'
June 6-du
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Horace Greeley don't like to hear alou. the
hog crop. lie ssys hogs have no erops.
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TIE Lowell Carrier attributes the sticky
weather 70 The og's-t4r
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BOARDING SCHOOL FOR Young
L 4

MRS J. T. BENEDICT's First Class Boarding
vi School for Young Ladies, Will reopen Oct I'll.
al No. last f4nd street. NeS York City. This
course Of study Is collegiate in It's scope. and every
faculty J.. furnished fer acquiring the Modern Ian
suages, Music, Draw lug anu ,ther ihuents
The comfort and happiness Of family pupils is stu
diously provided Tor.
Por Circular with re 'erencas, address a. above
July Civ W.T.
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UNDERHILL ACADEMY.

GEO. ". WINCH. \. Il, Principal.
I'HE FALL TERM o. this inst tu.ion viii oren
i Aug. 2-th. and continue eleven weeks. For
particular inquire " Rev. S l. Dates.
UuderhIlii \ o. July p ISL tAWu
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NOR SALE, the short-uOrned Bull
MALVERN BOY. $685..
Roam, got by Climax, $50, dam Snow Drop, by Lu-
cius 5sl6. Malvern Boy is q grand show bull, of
great substance and in form and style strongly re
sembles his grand sire, ID Duke Of ThorndAle
ALSO
YOUNG BULLS, COWS AND HELPERS,
The get OF
CLIMAX, 18th Duke Of ThOrndale and 18th Duke
Of Geneva.
COWS 4 HELPERS IN CALF to 18th Duke Of
Thorndale.
Prices moderate and terms easy:
W. 6RISWOLD, or
VIM. WILLIAMS, Herdanan,
Malvern Farms, Morrisville, Vt swift
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GORDARD SEMINARY.

4 Boarding school for Both Sexes.
BOARD, including Roon-rent, Heat, Light and
u Wasting, per week si.Oa Fall term begins
September 9Th For Circulars AID other particu-
lars address the Principal.
L. L. BURLINGTON,
July 81, Is7l-w6w Barre, VT.
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For cd the purposes Of laxative Medicine.

efec.ual remedy
szzssz than any other. IIasl
Who have tried it, know that il cured them those
ny. H.vs -a- know rlat it cures tt-r re--a..-a
and friends aad al know tlAt what g GOES once E.
does alwavs-that 10 never illls tAI"u-A any Eau 2
or NEGLECT OF composition We AA.t --g-'
anon fndusans- OF certificates 90 Their reiLiirs Die
cu-os % Che following Complaints tei sliA cue
are Known 10 every neizhtorhoo1, and We neel n.i
publish them. Adapted 20 all ages ana conl.--ol-
n al. climates containing Iei.-sI c-.',-e. az
deIeterilus drug they may Pc tahen WIN 5 tle3 .s
ANYBODY Their sugar a-tu- lTt7erttt titi4. 1t eI
fresh and makes them pleasant o. iA7is N".51 '.--
purely vegetable no harm can a--se ll-H ti-- u -
Tbsv operate hy Their powerful .uduence 90 t-e
internal vscera 90 puriiy the n-oo- an -
ir into healthy action remove the oa-tI-c---.. q
tte mach nozels liver and other or-.a- pi '
fofv. restoriu. their irregular action o. A-a-ti
and ty correcting. wherever they exist So % -e
engagements as are the first origin p- disease
sfir-te directions are -iven iu fs pler O1 -le
box fr the following con plants 81 .''l- --7e ILLS
rapidly cure
Pr DY-rrrsrA or TylIG-sTfav, LIs-Ll~-s -,-
LtNcUaE ana Los. CF AFrzlr-E. th=y .lau-- Peg
taken moderately 20 stimulate the stomach ana re-
store l-s healthy tone and action
For L vER CcrrLAlSr ana iis Flri'ls = il.'-
rrIrare HEADACHE Sl.h HEAuhN LIE. dh i sd p .'-
Gsesy sIrENEss. BILIOUS Coz and tll-ioi. u
yEEs. ley should to Iudicious-y taken ilr '.-a
a.. 3 -l--s-r ihe diseased action or Remove -a
distractions which cause To-
F5- DYsssrAEY or DIAEEH-EA, -ut q-s lli-- $50
ls General b required.
FI- EHETNt IisN HlD7i ui-i' Il I'D ilA
rrr UFARr PAfs IN THE SIDE. LAth AND ID .N--
taev should be continuously taEeai as r-1 1-rle p
change The diseased acton g the 81 ------ f---
such change these complaints 1isappear
F9- uEcrsY and IHcs.IctL eWELLIf..- L-.et
.IruTd be taken il large and frequent doses
duce lhe effect % drastic purge
For HllE-SilS q -a--e c--7 81 --- l' --- a-
10 u-otu-a- the des red effect hy sympathy
Asa DrysEa PIE. take one or two tlL-s @ ll.r
% o. 3. --ss-iIu AMI relieve the stomach
an occasional dose stimulates The E. mach ar-
i.rs s ind. healthy action. restores the apfc-- e.
and .-1rltss The system Hence . i- often ode
vanta-elus where M scri Us deran-e--ent exists
one Who feels aerlHiy we'll often tl1s that 'oe
o these pi Is makes him fee decidedly bette q u
-leir cleansing and -eravatu- effect % tle -i-ef
t.Fa appara--s-
DR.. >. G.. AVER - CO.. Lowell Mas.
P---.irl. 1-d Auaipf.--' Cser.st..
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS ~ VERY " AEl.L-
Sold 10 wholesale by Heury Co, Bur. il-l .-.
also tl- sale Iy H. D. si-l--s q ll-- vincent Tar
AID ~ Bu-r---.
a
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MOTLTON RROTHRBS : CO.'S
PATENT WATER TRI.G

TIE plrtsf- Ctespssfi and most Durghif H4frf
coE-urf 81 LH0HH- FGrrsnif1 % stand
Fres'u-e or 900 fsst and iciH NOT
burst nleH frozen.
Il will last long as the hole il kept full OF va
ter. 70 ibs. q water q H. feet Of Tubing IwO inches
IN diameter Is made Of the best selected and kiln
dried lumber from 70 - feet IN length Turned
round, wound with copper wire. sunk In grooves,
boiled in coal tar, connected with cast iron coup
i-uEs. made O. suit any position, tongued and
ETooYed each side Of WAFER course and gives per
feet satisfaction IN every case as far heard from.
Is portable, weighing ten pounds per rod with
coup ines. Costs lust one half a. much a. 3 lead
pipe, same hO-e IS Tubing. an greater say NJ %
the purchaser when inch and d inch Tubing il
called i0r.
P~-. or Tpa.ag ,rits coaplags Coaglsf-s
2 IreA Tubing. ! inch bore per rod sl.a
56 90
Terms az our Factory. CssH Fxcept in town where
70 has not hccn used 10 such cases one hafon dsiv-
cry the hals nee, when the Tubing is laid o. rea-
sonablo time 90 prove it, Away warranted.
It has been tested years in dry graveliy soil and
found perfectly sound
It is far preferable to any other conductor on the
Grounds OF .7 Purity, Cheapncss, Strength. Ease OF
Tra-spor. n, &C, luu rods per hall tun Of the
smallest s.1e. One man can lay @l0 RODS Pc x
DAY. Being 90 small Il requires but narrow
ditch. Can couple the g sizes together with no
ira expense, thus making saving by coupling the
larger sizes 70 the Smaller and getting more volume
Of water, io- pressure, through the smaller Tub
inc.
For CONVEYING APft surpassss every other con
ducior! Suear-nakers VII do well % try Ii.
TESTIMONIALS boo large numbers might he given,
space permitted
70 is unsurpas ed for running water 90 and through
e ECE, for cellar drains. sink drains caves spout
drains starch iact0- IS. trcwories, pump tubing,
&C, dc
10 sttrV cIss 90 or-srlHg, fte pffssH-e st0AA
hf specified TIE ,ize Of lore, The Hlmbr
of "T's.n acufs angles and eit0trs a.
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HELMBOLD's
Catawba Grape-Juice Pills
HELMBOLD's
Highly Concentrated Fluid Extract
Sarsaparilla.

In the Spring and Summer months the system under.
goes a change.
This is the time to good blOOd-renewing purifying
and invigorating medicines
HeImbOId's Fluid Extract BarsaPnrIIIn and
HeImbOId's Fluid Extract GraPe.Juice
Pills ARE THE BEST AND MOST RELIABLE
One bottle of Hembold's Fluid Extract ssrsaparlla
equals in strength gallon the syrup or decoction
as made by Druggiss and wine glass added to pint
Of water equals the celebrated Lisbon diet drink de-
lightful and healthful beverage.
The GrapeJuice PHI is composed of fluid extract Ca
tawba grape.uice and FLUID EXTRACT RHUBAKR.
Useful in all diseases requiring cathartc remedy
and far superior to all other purgaves such as salts
magnesia, &c.
Helmbolds Grape-Juce PHI Is not patented pill put
up as those ordinarily wendell but the result ten years
experimenting and great care in preparation.
SAFE FOR d TAKEN by CHILDREN
NO NAUSEA,
NO GRIPPING PAINS,
BUT MILD, PLEASANT, AND SAFE
IN OPERATION.
Two bottles Of the Fluid Extract of Sarsaparlla and
one bottle ofthe GrapeJuce PHI are worth their weight
in gold to those suffering from bad blood poor COM
pexion headache nervousness, wakefulness at night
costveness and Irregularities and to those suffering
from broken and delicate constitutions 1t will give new
blood, new vigor, and new life.
The CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS are done IN with ereat
care and In handsome bottles and will surpass all those
vended in wooden boxes and carelessly prepared by
inexperienced men, comparing with the English and
French style Of manufacturing.
All of II. T. HRLNBoLD's Preparations are Pharma
ceutical not single being patented but all on their
own merits.
To dispel any impression prejudice that might ex
st in the minds Of many against my preparations from
the publicity given through advertising and that am
and have been druggist for period of twenty years
nd more conclusively to prove this,
SEE LETTER
From the Largest manufacturing Chemist in the World
NOVEMBER 4, 1884
am acquainted with Mr.. H. 7. Hembold; he occu
pied the drug store opposite my residence and was sc
cessu in conducting the business where others had
been equally 80 before him. have been fayorablv i'm
pressed with his character and enterprise
VIM. WEIGHTMAN
Firm flowers Weightman, Manufacturing Chemists
Ninth and Brown sts, Philadelphia.
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BOSTON, CLINTON & FITCHBURG
IL RAILROAD
Mansfield and birmingham Division.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
ruA UNa nOVly., sorr,r,r
TRAINS GOING NORTH.

Through Tickets, and baggage checked through from
all important points. ~
The 10 20 A. NJ train from South birmingham connects
with trains from b. g. A. II. r. from Worcester and the
west Also the up-tTalns from Mansfield connect at
south birmingham with trains going west via a. A. r.
X The 925 A. NJ. train from Worcester connects with
trains leaving South birmingham at 1920 A. NJ for
Marina vineyard, New Bedford, Fall River, Newport,
IN. RTnnn
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G9e 9aIg Spy a6uraser, Guesoap Mlumimg, yms 1871
q. q. GIp & Co.'S Column.

q. q. Glp e Co.'S Column.
AR E Al Es T A t EHe
Hill HEADQUARTERS. r
l.. A. ELY Co.
: Corner Main and Pleasant Sts.,
ROGERS BLOCK, CORNER OFFICE.
NO CHARGE TO PURCHASERS under
any circumstances. Competent assistants in readiness
at all times with carriages to show property and give all
information required, FREE OF CHARGE.
We have constantly hand an extensive list of the
MOST DESIRABLE Real Estate in the market, FOR SALE
AND EXCHANGE, which is not advertised, and is left
exclusively with us for sale, consisting of
FARMS, CITY PROPERTY, VILLAGE 4 COUNTRY
RESIDENCES, HOTELS LIVERY STABLES,
MILLS &MANUFACToRIES, STORES,
BUILDING LOTS, BUSINESS
CHANCES, SOUTHERN Il
WESTERN LANDS.
&C.. &C..
Terms Uniform and Reasonable !
49, HO, YE HOMELESS
iiI RARE OPPORTUNITY
Offered to secure
New Involvement House,
good style thorough built and pleasantly located excel
lent neighborhood; good neighbos guaraneed proper
ty rapidly increasing in value; large lot.
PRICE, $4,000.
Very small l., amount required on first payment You
can pay for the property nnstalments (mOnthly) de-
sired instead of paying rent Come quick and secure
home. L. A. ELY d CO.,
Cor Main and Pleasant SITS.
~ FOR SALE-2-Story House, in thor
iI ongh repair; barn with cella, and ten acres Of
S6OOO-or buildings and acre of land for $500,
- FOR SALE-New 2-Tenement House,
kii; II rooms; well built; pleasant location; near
es..A Crompton's works; lot 50 x 100. Terms easy.
Price $4,000. L. A. ELY & co.
nor SALE-Splendid Suburban Building
Il Lots, from to l0acres, on elevated ground; bound
L. 4. ELY & co.
nor SALE-A good PASTURE of "a acres,
IL in Princeton. L. A. ELY & co.
EOR SALE-Good PASTURE of 10 acres,
IL in Paxton. l.. A. ELY & co.
~ FOR SALE-Sea-Side Residence, in
E;ii the pleasant village of Mattaposett on North st.
Kill Good two story House, near churches Stores de-
Npot, &C.; is high studded, in good order; IL
rooms acre of land; good fruit trees ten rods from
the sea shore; good bathing boating, fishing for
L. A. ELY Il co.
~ FOR SALE-On Gold ST., central to
I'D business, a well built Tenement French Roof
Wlil House, nearly new. Price $780, Terms easy.
L. A. ELY & CO.,
Cor. Main and Pleasant SITS.
~ FOR SALE-On Pleasant ST., corner
Mi of Bellevue street, good style Tenement French
-, each tenement; city water, water closets. gas
pped &C. location very peasant; splendid lot giving
100 feet on Pleasant street viii be sold at low figure.
L. A. ELY Il CO.,
corner of Main and Pleasant SITS.
~ FOR SALE-Central to business,
NlII city water, well, gas, Sc Lot 50 K lO2. Good
- investment. Price $500.
L. A. ELY q CO.,
Cor. Main and Pleasant SITS.
MONEY TO
LOAN
my2O idf L. A. ELY 81 co.
~ FOR SALE-First-class Brick House
@ Tin block near the Dread; all modern improve
iII ments; every way desirable; new. Terms easy.
L. A. ELY co.
L. A. ELY & GO.
Corner Main and Pleasant SITS.
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II. A. BLOOD,
o.a n ~
ritchburg Nav l, ISM Su nm B. o'&F R III r
pRoVIDENCE 4 WORCESTER Rail.

f|nO NIDENOE WOhCBSIER RAIL
M R Ti inter gelneh ~, Dec. D lsIO
Express IRAN stopping only at Woonsocket and Tx
6Tldgel leaves worcester at lOl5 M Providence at
A'l 4 p. III ,., ,r ,,, 49,, w.. ,
AccOniOuaton iralns VIII leave orcester for Provs
uece anu way stauOhs at 5V ana ll5O M 4OO and $50
T. m . =. -..
IFoVaence l0r worcester and way stations, at iO and
III NJ q ! ~. "a anu ~ 4'V2 p n IN. n
nj t,5U d. III na ana Zlo M texpressl trains from
Iovuence anu tne 0l5 a. M (eSpress) and 4OO p. m
YnR Trims i,, rom worcester connect at Worcester
RntIan1 soIafa s ~ and IRON Cnnton FltohDurg,
concord, and the White Mountains Springfield, Albany
iTy, Nl5 Nh, ans, aha points North or west
llckets ana baggage checked to all important
F Tbe pyo.,,.. - .,. -. - 900
connoot ~ % uIas except express anu b5O p M
~ MoonsoCkeI junction with trains to and from
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CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS.
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CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS,
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WORCESTER AND NASHUA RAIL
w ROAD-On and after Monday. June l3. 1870. Passen

hOAD-On and after Monday, June IL, 1871, Passen
ger Trains will run follows:
Leave Worcester at $50 and Ills m and 40 m.
Leave Nashua at ITO m, 1900 m, and 500 p m.
The $50 Train at Fchburg with trains Tor the
Vermont and Massachusetts Cheshire and Rutland and
Burlington Railroads, at Groton Junction with trains OF
the Fitchburg down, Peterboro and Shirley Stony
Brook, and Lowell and Lawrence Railroads; and at
Nashua with trains of the Wilton, Concord, Manchesex
and Lawrence Northern Boston, Concord and Montreal
Vermont Central, Passumpsic and ogdensburg Rail-
roads
The Ills train connects at Fitchburg with Chei
shire and Rutland and Burlington Freight and passen
to Rutland trains at Groton Junction with Fitchs
burg, Stony Brook, and Lowell and Lawrence trains and
at Nashua with Wilton, Concord, Manchester and Law
renee Northern Ito Frankin) and Boston, Concord and
MQntreal Ito Plymouth) trains.
The 4.20 tram connects at Fchburg, at rs m.
with Cheshire Vermont and Massachusetts,, and Rutland
and Burlington Night Express rans at Groton junction
with Fitchburg Peterboro and Shirley and Stony Bl
tralnsi and 81 Nashua with Concord Msnchsster ah6
ogdenEburg, and Montreal and Champlain trains
@. 8. TURNER, Sup
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. OLD DIR. EMS
- QUAKER BITTERS."


ss74S Herbs, among which are sarsaparilla. yellow
3HN- dock. dandeliOn, gention, wild cherry anse,
Zz&8% sassafras, winter green and juniper berries;
they free from all poisonous drugs and minerals,
perfectly safe in their operation and be given to
children persons of the delicate habits without
the least risk inconvenience, and almost invariably
cure the following complaints
Dyspepsia Jaundce Loss of Appetite Headache Pains
in Back, Side and Shoulders Cough. Tightness othe
Chest, Heartbur Dizziness Bad Breath in the
Mouth. Bilious Attacks, Remitteut and Inter-
mittent Fevers, Agues, Colds, Chills,
Bad Breath, Collie, Cramp in the
Stomach, Dlarrhea or Summer
Complaint, Sour Stomach
Liver Complaints,
Costiveness, Piles, Pimples,
Sore Eyes, BOils, DiscOloration on
the Skin, Constitutional Weakness,
T0rpidity of the System, Languor, Sensi-
tiyeness and Irritability, all Nervous Com
plants, and in fact everything caused by I'm
pure state of the Blood the Deranged Condition
Stomach, Liver or Kidneys.
The aged find in the Quaker Bitters Just the article
they stand in need ofin their declining years. it quick
the blood and cheers the mind. Weak and delicate
females and mothers find especial benefit from their
N B-Invallds, and you who desire to avoid that de-
porabe condition. have read the report of the lead
ing druggist of New England and vicinity in regard to
wonderful curative effects of the Quaker Btters the
human system? Also, have read Prof Hayes report
to Gen BrOdhead State Commissioner of Massachusetts
tiers? not, lose no time, your case may be critical.
Send for circular at once.
For sale in Boston by G. c. Goodwin Il Co.. and
Weeks Potter.
For sale by all Druggists.
FLINT 81 CO., Providence, X. l.,
n. B.-Call for QUAKER Bitters." General ACTS
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