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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-07-31
Advertisements.
VERMONT CENTRAL H. r.. LINE
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.


Love Montpelier at SOS M 2.ls p. M. 10 o5 p. N.
Mail Train leaves 0.denshufgh = @ % p mp ~ Al
,n5 Beilows Fails with trains for Bo.ion woreester
Sc. ut White River Junction with trains 90 the Pas.
umpsic Railroad, at south Vernon for Sprinene 4, aud
New YORK at Now London with st' amer of New ork.
lay Express leaves Montreal ~ 500 a. ni 1T. doiirs
At nen M Ogdunshurgh a G.oU u. tn Plhttshurah at
$50 ~ m St Alhans at 1910 r. n, arriving In Boston
via Lowell at iO0np IN.
Pattshurgh 5iup m. Montreal at $40 y. m H. Johns
1t sos y. m st. Ahans At l.A ~; M connecting at
White River Junction and Believe Fall, with train for
noston nnd Worcester, So arriving at Boston at ~ A.
m at South Vernon with tains iof sprin. field and New
York, arriving IN New Yorh at 1870 p M New London
TRAINS GOING NORTH AYD gEsT.
Lowe Montpelier at ana. M, 800 a. m., 1j and
=, , p r =. ,oovo. po.,,,, Of, r,,,no,an.
fir Burlington st. Adams. Montreal, &C., rriring 10
Nontroa Mt qil p. M aud ugdunsburgh at 1870 rn.,
making connections Tor the West
Mail Train for Burlington and 81. Adams leaves
Boston via Lowell at IOWA o., W. Lawrenc, and Fitch
! ~ 300 y. M South Vernon Of loco a. mr bellows
Falls iii M, Whte River Junction 2ii b. n., AMY
Tmns leaving Roston VIA Fichburgh at DO o. M,
and sprin.deld Mt s.1 %. M, connect at Nhtc River
Junction with Day EXPIRES. tfnin.
Accommodation Train leaves NorthGeld nt o. w. TO- ,
Rutland vt 500 IN, darlington 80 $50 q. m., st. Al
IAN. a. veg M, arriving in Ogdens1ufghai 500 n.i
>is6i Expfes' leaves New London ct @ % p. m,
comm se s@ R 3, Rdad ea,aa Nes Yo al a
%. m., springfield $40 b. m.i Bellows Mlis o. I'D %. ne,
connecting with train ovor che.ti.c laiimad, leaving
RostUn at i.n D. no., connecting at Viii. River June
lion with train leaving Boston ~ on0 b. Co.,, bur-
lngion, st. Adams Montreal &C.. arriving Zoo Montreal
| At o. 20 o. m. Pattshurgh lltn a. no and ln Ogden.
ur-h at o. IS p. m connecting with Grand Trunk
/ Railway and steamers Tor tn West.
I sleeping ears are attached 90 might lArrs Trains
running between Montreal anl nostou, ala Montreal
and springfield and So. Alhnn. Hnd Tro-.
[ Drawing Room Gar. Oh Day Expess Train. boiwcen
Montreal ami Boston
Through Ticket for Chicago and tle No.i or sale at
/ he principal stations. o. MERRILL. Geap sutL
] st. Alhaus June 3, 1874
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GeneraI Washlngton,s Firm.


Editors Country Gentleman The farm
Of General Washington, at Mount Vernon
contained in his days ten thousand acres of
land in one body-equal to about fifteen
square miles. A great portion of it was o
vast valley or basin surrounded by range Of
hills a third of it was a neck Of land on the
Potomac river with Little Hunting Greek
Bay on the east and Dogue Creek Bay on
the west. These creeks are navigabe for
about two and a half miles up from the river
channel and certainly would have afforded
the General great facilities, as they now do
our farmers, in boating and landing manure
or fertilizers on the ground, but it is not
probable that the general did anything at
this 1t was divided into farms, or fields. Of
convenient size, by deep bitches which may
be traced now, and showing that one of them
contained about 2700 acres These fields
we're situated at distance of two, three and
five miles from the mansion house. The walls
of sixteen square barn are now standing.
and are quite curiosity. 1t was made Of
brick and quite large situated three miles
from his residence. He had two grist mills
on the place, one run by water-power, having,
Judge, n twelve-ioot wheel, and race two
miles in length. The mills, the foundation
walls of which are standing were at the head
Of Dogue Greek Bay, and it is supposed that
boats ran right to the mill door The other
mill is said to have been propelled by oxen or
horses The General delighted to visit the
farms above spoken Of every day in pleasant
weather, and was constantly engaged in max
ing experiments for the improvement of agri-
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Making Clover Hay.


There is no crop on which our farmers
lose more by managing badly than the clover
crop for hay. Not one.iourth Of the clover
hay made is near so good as it might be made,
as any one may learn if he will take pains to
examine it at fifteen or twenty farmers barns
with good sample at hand, as | have often
done. Indeed, one seldom finds clover hay
in the winter time that is just what it should
be-bright, fragrant, and so juicy that cattle
will eat it clean Stock prefer good clover
hay to timothy, but every feeder knows that
dry clover is not much better than pea vines
Now, how shall we make it good First
cut it early. That is often said, but too sci.
dom done. hold that it should be cut before
there is brown head in the field, before the
blossoms are all out. Cut it when the stalks
are tender and full Of juice, before they have
turned to woody fibre. Then it should b,
cue when dry, and cured in the shade. lik,
to NOW in the afternoon and morning and IN,
clover cure say from nine O'Clock 10 the fore
noon till about four in the afternoon and i
the sun is hot, all the better. During thi,
time it should be stirred as much as possible
and therefore tedder is almost indspensa.
Bile in making clover hay. Otherwise great
deal Of labor would be laid out in stirring
am aware that most farmers do not deem il
necessary and do not stir their clover hay
much but then | know these same farmers
ususally have an inferior quality of hay.
would stir the clover as much as possible aud
1t 1t could be kept flying in the air all the
time the quality would be bettered,
Then cock it in small piles with narrow
bases and high, pointed tops. Here it must
sweat and cure still further. If the weather
be favorable, after standing about thirty
hours in the cock, il is ready to draw. A
slight airing may be given just before draw
ing, by turning and citing the bottoms dry
But be careful not to air it too much. |
would rather have it a little green than too
dry. If there is no dampness Of dew or rain,
it will do to put it 10 the NOV when pretty
green.
say put 1t in the now for clover ought
never to be stacked. 1t is bad stuff to stand
the weather, and | never could cure it ia the
stack as good as in the now 1t should not
be put 10 damp or basement nov. If some
Of it appears pretty green, it is good plan
to scatter a little bright straw among it, as il
is slowed away, but old, musty straw is worse
than none.
To sum up, the points TO be observed are,
cut early, wilt it quickly and evenly by stir
ring good deal. cure it in the cock, aud
store in dry, narrow mows under the roof
1t is better to run the risk Of some mould,
from imperfect curing in the NOV than to SUI
it so much that the leaves will fall and the
stalks be brittle aud woody.
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VIOLA Chicago circular reports some
movement in wool at the West Eastern
mills have few agents there picking up low
grades, and there is more merino coming into
market. The moderate demand is probably
due, 1t is said, to the large stocks of foreign
wool 10 the eastern markets. Is it not a lit
tie singular that the largest supplies Of for.
eikn woods are thrown on our markets Just,
when the new clip is taken off and prices are
lowf Last winter prices were high and for
elgn wool was scarce now they are much
lower and it is said to be plenty can there
be better evidence Of shrewd management to
buy the new clip as low as possibef Mean
time there are few indications of improve.
ment. Some accounts say manufacturers are
supplied with foreign wool aud Indifferent as
70 the domestic clip, except at their own
rates, aud carry the idea that prices may go
lower. A few other reports take q more
hopeful view Of the prospects.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-07-31

To KEEP WORMS PROM CuRRANT AND
GoosEBERRY BUsHRs.-C Common plaster will
keep worms of Of currant aud gooseberry
bushes Sow it on while the bushes are wet !;
IL il rains and washes off, put 1t on again
and keep putting on as often as washed off,
until worms disappear, which will be in a
week, more or less. have kept them of
OF my bushes three years with the above sim
pie remedy. Ilellehore isn't Circumstance
TO plaster. Ashby.
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neut Ndrertis
b I T r 4 r S
y I T r T. r S
Hundreds of thousands bear testimony to their
Wonderful Curative Effects.
W Il AT ARET THEY?
THEY ARE NOT A VILE



Made Of pooR rum. wnsKEY PROOF SPIRITS
and REFUSE L1QUORS docto-cd spccd and swcetonsd
to pleasc the tsto. called TONES" Appetizer. %
'Re,torcrs" &c.. that lead The tppor on 10 drunken
and ruin bat arc true Medicine, made from the
Native Roots aud llrrlsof California C,s nam nh Al
soaoie Sisia'aan They are the GREAT BLOOD PU-
RiFlER aud a LIFE GIVING PRINCIPLE, a perfect
Ronovator and lnve1raior Of the SYSTEM carving of
an poisonous mnteran restoring the blood to healthy
condition No person can nte these biors nccoriinr
fo direction and remain long uuwc provided the bones
ere not destroyed hy mineral poison or other means and
th' vial organs wnsted eyond the point Of repair.
For mn mmiiory aaf chronic Edemnafhm and Goat
DyV'p''l or tailehoa, BHi1m, RoHHenf and faisrnH-
'n fersr', DH'a's Of hs B'ooi. Liy, Kdasvs. amt
ianer, these Brtrns have been most fucsoss0l ss-.
Diseases are caused ty fnff,a g'oof which s n1rai]
produced ny dcrne omcui 0f The Dfjfifire ara g.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION. Headache. Pain Boz
he shoulders. Coughs 1tac.s Of the Chest Digzitos
Fluctuations OF the stomach Bad taste In he Mouth
bilious Attacks. palWnton OF the Heart, lnaammat.oi
IF the Lungs Pain in hc regions of the Kidneys and
hundred other painful symptoms, are the oGsprnrs of
Dyspepsia.
They uvl-orato tlc stomach and stimulate the TORPID
ivor and Do vols, which render thon uncqualled ciH
mci iu cleansing The blood Of $50 impuritl,s and ian
mrtlnH new o. and vigor 90 the who sy-trin.
hlLous, REMlrTENT and lNrERMiT ~ q a.
LH which aye so prevalent in the valleys ct ~
foe Mississippi Missouri, Illinois Tennessee q l6'of.
and, Arkansas, ked Colorado. hraE's Pearl tuftann
lulilc savannah, roanoke, james, aud man, d,her-
utunn md cmurluNlv BOZ during seasons of untsun
| eat and dr,ne.- are uvnr.abi, accompanied by cx
enlye arrangement. Of thc-tomach and liver andothe
abdominal yscoru There nrc always moro or les OBJ
ttuo nns the lNef, weakness ana luIhnle stte o.
ad up eith ytaod acoumulat Do choir tfuatncnf
curative exertns uogrrul Influence np'n thes.
| .lrlou. nt-nn- . e'-eht AllL ne, lhere L. n'
nthartic Tor the purpose equal 20 DE- j. WAtNtHs Win
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WESTERN ROUTE,
VIA
Union TICKET OFFICE
FOR THE WEST Am SOUTHWEST

VIA
BURLINGTON and RUTLAND. TROY and sCHES
tCrAnYi and NEW YORK CENTRAL RAILROADS
" yia Champ.an stmmers MAJ ing direct connection
9Th the GREAT MESTFAN Railroad % Suspension
nTage and LAKE SHORE Railroad 90 BUFFALO :,
HlCAho and Az pout beyond also via OGDFNs
HtR6H and GRAND TRUNK Railroads
Tickets for sale alway. ~ the lowest rates and BAG
age checked through via the above rnltos.
For any Information desired call nm or address
z. r TRUE Trisf Agsnt
0nce ct PAVILION, opposite the Depot
tldRw MONTPELIER VT.
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nett &dtertis
MISS MYERS sALvE.

HERE you have salve combining soothing and heal
ing properties with dangerous ingredient Arcmcdy
at hand for the many pains and schcs woundsand bruis
% to which flesh is heir. Ia easily applied than
many other remedies producing bad efoct but
always relieving pain, however severe.
Its prepared by Ms, Sarvs, who has used II in her
own extensive treatment Of the sick tor nearly twenty
years with great success.
The principal diseases for which this salve Is recon-
mended are, chdsain', RhsumisDi PHs', Saofsii, Oh
Ulcers, SAT- Rleum sBriin' Bmn', Fs,er Sores, Feions
pimpit' Ergsgsa', Scr, Fgs', Barbers nch, D'ainso
Boi' Rfag-oorm cora' Bss NJ Insects Cancers, Tooth
he Eg-cAs Sore pps' Bqdaes', Suoaen Brsa'ts, teh
scad Neat, TeefhiHg Chlppsd Hfnd', ads cuts Briss
croap, cra.ked Lbs, and Sor,' IN chtirsn.
It never fails to cure rheumatism II properly applied
Rub on wcll with the hand three times day In sew
cral cases il has cured pased limbs For P0ss It has
been discovered 10 he sure remedy Persons that hav,
hecn afflicted for years have been relieved by flew ap
plicatons. For Erysgiia' II works wonders alayins
the Inflammation and quicting the patient choypse
Ginds 10 produces a cure Immediately Let osi with
SAT- Rt,sm obtain the silve, and apply It fr ely, and
they will end 1t invaluable Il good In cases OF Scrof
ata and 7nnss. Caaesr' have been cured with IT, tn,
best snlvc ever invented for n and Sore Mp
sie No way injurious hut to iford relief sore Of
ge1l Eg,. Rub It on the lids gently once or twice
iay Cures deafness by putting It In the ears on Pic
Of cotton For Fsions This h superior to anything
known. or Pinaies this acts like charm. For Burn
andS aih apply the saye at once and IL gives mmedi
ate relief For or So'ss, apply once day.
Not aMong IT, least Of the invaluable properties o
Miss SAVERS sALvE are ms beneficial effects on tn
hair Rubbed the scalp In avo six different parts
promotes the growth Of the hair prevents s turning
gray, and. on hald spots, It produces growth o.
hair. No lady should be- without this invaluable article
Indispensable cosmetic for tho toilet II eradicate
iandruh and d'easc from the head and hlotches an,
pimp,s from the lace.
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS.
r. H. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
rnn 1nrrHrluNa IN NJ .1.ln-- ~ -r...-.....

80 ." ~ . - - " q T. ~
Fon INVENTIONS, TRADE NAHgs, or DESIGNS
No. rs State ST.. opposite Kilby St., Boston,
AFTER an extensive practice Of upwards VI thirty
years continues 10 secure patents In the United states
also IN Great Britain, France and other ei.n eoun
tries Caveats Specifications, Assignments and an
papers for Patents executed ON reasonable terms. with
satch Researches made 10 ds tornine e Faldit, and
utl of Patents Of Inventions and leal and other adj
vice rendered In all MASTERS touching the same Comics
pi the claims Of any patent furnished by RENTING one
dollar, Assignments recorded 10 Washington.
No Aqency IN ne UHsd states poss superior 6ciNiss
or obtaining PasHf acerfaiang The pafeniasify u IN
nsufions,
All necessity Of Journey to Washington 10 procure a
patent and the usual great delay there here saved
inventors.
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Putup in Boxes at 90 cents each. Preps-ei by MISS
q, SAWYER, and put up by L. NJ ROBulNs, Wlois-
ale and Retail Druggist, Roetiand, Ne.
Trial Box sent free by mail on receipt OF seventy
Eve cents, by L. NJ. Robbins, Rockland Me-
THIS VALUABLE sALvE IS SOLD BY ALL
DEALERS IN MEDICINES.
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TESTIMONIALS.

regard Mr.. Eddy Of the most capable and cue
esssW practitioners with whom have had Official inter.
course. CHARLES MASON, Comr Of Ptentsp
have hesitation In assuring inventors that they
cannot employ man onrpeffhf and fnsarftu and
more capable Of putting their applications Ia form IL
secure for them an early and favorable confederation at
The Patent Ohoe. EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner of patentsn
" Mr.. II. II. EDnY has made Tor ne over THIRTY an
plicatons for Patents having been successful In almos
every case Such unmistakahe proof 0l great talent
ind ability On his part leads 10 recommend Al In
yentors 10 apply 10 him to procure their PATENTS as
nay he sure Of having the most iaithu attention he
slowed their cases and at very reasonable charges
Boston, Jan. !, ie72.-O35i
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nett Ahtertis

DROBATE COURTS.-Un further no.
/ tlce. the Probate Courts for Washington District
will be held At the office IN Montpelier, TUESDAY Of
each week. All letters business connected with the
Office should he addressed To the undersigned At Mont
peler. HARVEY TILDEN Jtiigs.
Decemher is7o. a7n
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( tAPITOL DENTAL ROOMS.-C. r.
- PsLL, Surgeon Dentist formerly with Dr. j. NJ
Conveys, - Alhans VI, respectful announces 10 the
people OF Montpelier and vicinity, that he has opened
An oioe over J. g. nerys store state Street aud
perm 'nenty located. All work warranted Prices
reasonable. Save your natural teeth by having them
hled lie has given special att nton 10 this branch of
the proes'ion ana i prepared 10 skny perform the
most nuieuit operations Nitrous oxide Gas or Ether
administered In the extraction of teeth,
The following letter from Rev. b. Pitman, Of Swan
ton is evidence Of the proficiency Of Dr. PaLL in his
professions
swASroS, w. Jan. q, 1872.
This Is TO certify that In the past fifteen yenrs have
ad eighteen sets ~ teeth made by some Of the leading
D ntiss of New York ana Vermont ala OF whom some
ter repeated attempt Jailed To tnake se ia 4 would
perfectly IT. In 1874 ! lat DR.. O. r. Pell try then "A
student OF Or Comegys In St Allans who succeeded at
ne htst enurt IN making me complete aud perfect
1ung SET Dr Pel has also done work Tor some of nv
phrishonersi giving perfect sat action. / heartily
recommend hm as Dentist, and as gcnteraan TO ali
who may need his services '
j B.PlrMAN, Rector Of Church Of Holy Trinity.
And here Is what Dr. J. NJ Comeg,s formerly located
AZ Montpelier, says of DIR. Poll
ST. Adams March s, 1872.
whoever in Montpelier, or vicinity, may employ Dr.
rel 70 40 Their Dental work will have ii honestly and
lahinly dome II gives great pleasure 10 say this
N behalf OF my ffiend and former udent
Ia" JOHN NJ COMEGYS. NJ y.
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Brunswick, April g. SOL.
MISS SAWYER received your letter last evening
and very glad you concluded to let tho take your
Salye. think can do we'll with t. and II will be quite
accommodation 10 my husband 10 cannot get along
rifhoHf a. lie has tried every hing olse and has never
found anything that healed hi g that salvo yours
and We nave both found 70 90 no q. ami more than
you reeommeHisinfo bs. We have hal 10 n the family
Eve six years aud have used il Tor evcr thing and
can taiy siy no haze fund -gaL use 1t for a
weak hnck, and IL acts like a chnrn Mr. Coomhs has
had Fstfr Sore on hes g for hfy ssars and roui b. a
ripple i9-ily II he hat not fogud d your SAFE. 1t
Keeps Il healed and takes out the animation, proud
flesh and swelling and discs for him All that he ask.
can recommend IT tor a good many things that you
have not for use 10 for everything CONSIDER 1t n-
yaluohlc In family. II YOU put th. testimony TO-
fether and can he Of any service a. you You are vel
come
You're. &c., ELIZABETH CooMBs
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DETTENGILLS K1DNEY-WORT
PILE COFFEE!

" GREA TEST BLESSING Of The 4 or.
This Invaluable medical compound De no. liable 10 Oh
common prejudice ainst IA 10 liquid preparations
nttefs." Buchusn &c. do t'rcd with poisonous ru
or minerals. H. isn dry. purely vegetable compound
Orc Qurng only tho addition Of pure water possessin
remarkable curative prnp'rtta-a gentle catharuc
thout dchilitat'nr fas Is the ease with most purm
tvcsl removing all unhealthy secrctious and vtiatsH
rlood healing and invignratug the ~ tey; cilrc'ual
curing some Of the most common and painful diseas'
All sting mankind TINT bafle medca skiili all forms
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EREE TO BOOK AGENTS.
XNELLs, CARBOLIO TNRLETs

FOR COUGHS COLDS & HOARsENESs
These Tasish present the Acid In combination viii
ther eihelen remedies popular form, Cor the Cur,
+ all THROAT and Lung Diseases.
HoARsENkNS ant 1 L. GRAFTON d the THROA1
're Immediately relieved. and statements are constantly
cling sent To- the proprietor OF relief In Of Thrla
difficulties Of years Standing.
CAUTION Don't he deceived by worthless iulta
tons, Get only Wells Carbolic rablts
rice % Cts per nux
JOHN ., KELLOGG, Is Plat St, n V,
"na Tor uifculhr 3hji Sule Agent for the [. S
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DAoIFIc MAIL srEANsnIp CO.'S
FARES GREATLY REDTCED

One Of the large aud .pendd Sfrau.ips af th'f lus
will Pier No. a. North River lat of Canal Street
90 O'Clock noon. on thc lth. ono arl o' evtu mcnt4
except when those date tall sun1HJ Ald flos the
preceding saturday Tor Asu.nunN oonncrtinr va
Panama Railway With one of Che Company steamships
Tsm Panama Cor snn Francisco touching at Nauunillo
A. departure connect 90 Panama with steamers
for SOurH PtcIFic and CrSrHAL Wrnfrty ruETs.
DEPARTURE ~ 18Th touch ut kInLsfuu. j1naIra.
FOR Japan and China. steamer leaves ssh franc.sco
Grsi q every month except ,hcu Il falls ga Suuiay
then on the day preceding.
one ll7ndred Pounds ba -gnge allowed each adult.
Baggage masters accompany baggage through and at
end 10 ladies and children without male protectors
baggage received on tie dock The day before saln
steamboats,. ralruad- and passengers Who prefer
'cnd early. 40 experienced surgeon 90 board. Medi
cine and attendance tree.
For Freight passage Tickets OF further Information.
apply ~ the Company Ticket o0re the Wharf foot
Of Canal Street North River, NoF York
,. r. DABY. Agert.
O. L. BARTLrTT a CO..
March 90. 1871. a. Hroad ST. Boston
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~ II + c L l. L b X A T + D
QUAKER BITTERS!
A GREAT MEDICAL DISCOVERY

Eiraas Of Roots and HeyIs, iciieh almost mrari-
ably cure he .foiioiriag complaints
Dyspepsia Heart nurn Liver Complaint and Los Of
Appetite, cured by taking Few bottles
La.siiude Low Spirits and Sinking Sensation cured
at once
Emptons Pmples Blotches, and all Impurities Of
the Blood hurting through the skin or Otherwise cured
readily by following the directions on the bottle.
kidney Bladder aud Urinary Deraogoment lnvara
hly cured. one bottle will convince the most sleptical
Worms expelled from the system without the least
difficulty. Patients suffering from the prevalent disease
sill marked change Tor the better 10 their condi.
ton amer taking bottle. Worm dncultes are moro
prevalent than is generally supposed in the young and
they will find the Quaker Bitters sure remedy
Nervous Difficulties, Neuralgia. etc, speedily re
lleved.
RheumatIsm, svelled Joints and scrofua Affections.
removed or greatly rfleyedby this invaluable medicine.
Bronchitis Catarrh Commissions and II, ,ieries cured
or much relieved.
Difficult Breathing PAIN in the Lung Side aud Chest
Utmost Invariably cured By taking lev bottles Of the
Quaker Bittcrs.
AL difficult Female Derau gemeuts, almost invariably
caused by violation Of the organic laws SO prevalent
20 The American ladies' yield readily TO this invaluable
medoine-the Quaker Differs
All Impurities Of the Blood, and diseases incident to
me same always cured by the Quaker Bcrs n taken
according to directions
The aged End in the Quaker Blttcr' just the article
they stand in Mood Of in theF declining ears.
Itquekens the blood and cheers the mind and payes
Inc passage down the plane inclined.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS IN
MEDICINE.
DR.. II. S. FLINT & CO, Proprietors,
PROVIDENCE, R. l.
Sold at wholesale by
HENRY & co, Burlington, VI.
And al retail by
40 BABCoCK a CUTLER, Montpelier, Vt.