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FAIFESJSG PICS 0y CHEEsa.-An English
breeder, Mr. Aston, Of Cheshire, has been
feeding american cheese 20 his pigs lie
says
d" 1t was or the strength Of the opinion
entertained by scientific gentlemen in this
country and on the other side Of the Allan
tie, that J pound Of cheese contained as
much nutriment rs > pounds of heel o- mus
ton, that | was induced TO make the expert
mcut. l have not fed on cheese exclusively,
but mixed with It Indian meal, wheat scult-
ings, and bran, together With what the daily
supplied in whey and 5uttcrmilk, and have
never had pigs to iattcu better. If az we'll
We commenced giving them a little on the
5lst of January last, which appeared to be
very satisfying, and d marked difference Wa
soon manifest n their growth and have
now come to the conclusion that, if It could
be purchased at ys. per c'st.. long weight, j.
would pay quite as well as Indian meal al.
an average price.
The British Farmer, says thar q. the Tigs
have evidently done well enough" but it
wishes to know where the cheese cau be Oh
tanned at that price.
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The Montpelier Froe4an, which has been any
thing but thick sad thin GrsnJ pSPer, ssye
Fointelly and well
We s-e unable 70 Sc sny r5sson Why any enc
who vss ever Republican should support Mr..
Greeley in The hope Of reform, or Of any better
administration Of eGsirs. And We cannot see
thst II reality tie campaign has any other
2spcot, except the probable disturbance in GER
flreigg relations snd in saairs at hoGe By the
new iaess that BY. Greeley would brig into
o.h5e with hin. snd the possible, sal peIhsps
We ought 70 cay probable, evil results Of the
national succets Of the psrty whose managers
have not Ihither 10 commended themselves 10 the
country Sc the dcpositsrie- Of political or f1an-
ci&l wisdom, or devotion TO the integrity and
welfare OF the eaole country. We fhoad be
glad 20 believe that tic Democracy had made =
departure from sil il their previously expressed
opinions hostile to what nov ought 10 be the law
Of the republic, but We ca hardly accept their
profession Of G new faith, even evidenced hy c
supp-Tt Of Mr.. Greeley, re proof Of change Of
heart, when we know that some 5000 ofices
more CO lees, are at the cad Of the road upon
which they think they have row entered.
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Cure TOR SuEET-C CHASING DoGs.-Nany
people viii assent heartily to the principle
that the best possible cure for a sheeu-chas.
ing dog is to Kill him al the earliest pract-
cable moment; but there may be exceptional
cases. A correspondent Of the London Flcid
seems to think so at least, and relates an in
stance where after other attempts had failed
fine Newfoundland dog was cured bYtyine
bin 20 two old Scotch rams and left 10 such
amusement as he could extract from their
society. The result was an extensive ramhlc
over hill and dale, hedges and bitches, and
diversified Of course By the discordant views
each ram and the dog entertained as TO the
route for enjoying the best scenery. When
all three were very tired they were loosed,
and nothing thereafter was go extremely Of
iensiye 70 that dogs tastes as the society Of
a sheep.
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The FIRST SUNDAY ScHooL N AMEmcA.-
In letter from Buffalo to the New York
Evangelist, Lewis F. allen gives the follow.
ing account Of the first Sunday school in
America
AS carly as the summer Of the year 1909
there was instituted Sabbath school in
what Is now the city Of Pittsburgh. Pa.
originating among the members of the Pres
byterian church there, then under the ras-
torate Of Rev. Mr.. Steele, an Irish clergy
man, who had emigrated to the United
states and settled in that town. Among the
active co-operators in that school was nv
farther, the late Samuel Allen of your city.
then, with bis young family, Of which I was
lne eldest, a resident there as merchant.
HE inst school was opened in the oonrt
mouse, situated in Market Square. and la
small boy Of nine years old, was one of the
a Y teachers on the day Of its opepipg
and ! 50 continued in that humble capaeity,
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CocSRoaoHEs AND OTHER INSECTS. Bugs
cannot endure hot alum waler-it is death
to them. So let Us apply it 70 every joint
and creyico Of boards or water uipes whence
there nuisances issue to blacken all our SUP
roun1ings, and Eli us with disgust. Take
two pounds Of pulyorizod alum. and dissolve
It in three quarts of boiling water, letting it
remain over the FIRE until all the alum is dis
solved. Then apply it hot with a brush
wet every beard and corner Of q bedstead
with 1t, and no ohintz bugs Will live. Seat
ter the powdered alum in ali suspected places.
and you will free yourself from all such dis
agreeable intruders.
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NHAT 40 10 n SUNsTR0KE.-G0 az once to
the fallen man, open his shirt bosom, and
lay the hand upon his chest if the skin be
cool, you may rest assured that, whatever
may be the trouble, it is not sunstroke II.
en- the contrary, the skin be burning hot.
the case IL certainly sunstroke, and no time
should be lost. The patient must be carried
to the nearest pump or hydrant, stripped to
the waist, and bGeketlul after bucketful Of
cold water dashed over him until conscious
hess begins TO return, or the intense heat Of
the surface decidedly abatcs.- Galarg.
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PIT Up Your JAN WHILE Hort Is said
that ordinary iam-iruit and sugar which
have been boiled together f1r some time
keeps better if the pots into which it is
poured are tied up while hot. II one pot Of
Jam be allowed TO cool before it is tied down.
little germs viii fall upon il from the air,
and they viii retain their vitality, because
they fall upon cool substance they viii
beshut in by the paper, and will soon fall to
work deoomposing the fruit. Ifanothcr pot.
perfectly similar, be filed with boiling hot
mixture, and Immediately covered over,
though, Of course, some Of the outside air
must be shat in, any germs which arc float
ing in it will be scalded, and in al proba-
bility destroyed, so that no decomposition
can take place.
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The following poem ny Mr. Bryant, appears Il
the last issue Of the Ledgsr:
TIE NAKED rRUTE.
IA little volume Of Fables in verse. snd IN ID.
spsnish Ian ruee BY jose Rosas. has met with Fuci
favor in Mexic ihat the city author ties have siop
ted il a. readiLg book for s'hoo q. fhe following
a translation Of one Of the tables
Beautiful Truth, oncc IN the days Of yorc,
Put on the brave array
Which then the Eo-iesses Of heii2s wore,
And issued 70 the day
Rohod in such sort with grsces SC divine,
That Tusn, ndGrng. built % Der shrine.
The gods. indignant at The sight
Rose IL defense OF thcir invaded right.
'sEorrur and iufeHy,r they cried,
"Aud PROCLAMATION ~ and they came aac went,
Fs.ing the auhros a. courts from side % si1c
Til wild tumult flied the armament
Jovo. 70 appesse their fairy. lef; the ikiss,
And Quickly stood before
The shrine Of Truth. determined 20 cLastise
Tire sacTiieee; he tore
From her the regal mantle which she were,
And stripped the robe away.
Ard dung 70 Falsehood's hand
Mantle and robe to serve for her array,
And gave 70 trsth this terri bic commrl1.
'.Be thou forever naked from this day"
And thereG re. reader, let nc; ruth 30 blamed,
H. eyermore since then,
She hides ia corners, handled AMI ashamed.
And rarely seen o.. men.
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steamboats,.
1879. LAKE CHAMpLAiS. 1912.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT

New York. Albany. Troy @arrt -
Lske George, Niagara Fai's, Eats'i",
and ali Southern and Western
Points, ordensburg ~ C.-u.ada.
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THz SuxHER ~ EScAND.-Tac following
account Of the weather in England copied,
from the London Spectator, viii answer tor
the New England States
a. England has been enjoying this week
the blessings and the misories of semi
tropical climate. The Thermometer las risen
to cichty-fye, everybody wants 70 iathe at
once, and the provinces have been visited
with thunder-storms. In the north more
especially, several persons have been struck
dead by lightning, towns have been flooded
trees have been destroyed, and the gardens
have been devastated by huge haiistoncs. 80
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AZ AsT5sisHED PAsTcR Of our minir-
,ers visited Bostoa TO tt,eni the Jubilee. Il Wss
tae Greeley LAY Ii front Of tbs minister, Who
vas accompanied By q Boston minister, s.ooi
i've young lsd;es Who we're Essryel ing ST the e.
element 81 wou9or who this Greeley ia, - one
O.. them said, "ih<t they are making this fuss
ovcr7 Tie Bos;5n pastor thought he voal
1nlsh;en the young lady, AID sid to her,
"Why Mr. Greeley j. candidate for the pTesi-
iency." 81 thought General Grant was the
candidate" vas the reply eyes, bat Mr..
Greeley IS tie opposition candidate; he is the
man who bsi!ei JEFF Davis "Ch is he?
never heard or him before" As.onishei Al this
ignorance, the pastor faid TO his friend, Il
don't believe that girl goes to Sunday School
I'll see. De you live in Boston, Miss - eyes,
sir" where DO you attend church ~ Il
sttenl yours. There w2sno more to be said
". J. Cor. Boston Journal
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Tn 3lraItjeemrals.


fs7sN PAYERS OF CITY OF BURIINGTON. Vi.
I are hereby ro.ifci that tie City, Highway,
scloa. and Sinking Fund Taxes. for tbe ensuing
year have been placed "a my hands tlT collection,
o. D. o. paid according 60 law, withiu one Month and
Eight ays from this dr.o,
~ by OFFICE, IN CITY HALL.
Fox all -,5es remaining unpaid at the expiration
oi SAID tine,
4 - sS3A>T Will EG ISSUED
r-a.-s- .l'd delinquent person. rr tAe Eiiesrtt
t49 .f .as rsff adding thereto tts sCu. % five
Cd sent. a-a twenty FIVE Gems 20. sAt Warrant
s. ,c. Warrant 80 &c tircc,oi &. rio Constable Il
t. C-y. @ tg collected hy hill W.,h t.- 'e5s. In
iLc ..c l'al-er o., she HcIorai Laws q the stale
rr.-0ris -i iu r.-1ri o. She collection Hf Taxes.
l'cs l-u- g. Be .l D. lH U., -g 3. IL.
t. % WELLER.
City Treasure
c--A- .i lu-.lr..t-n. Jt.,y -lt, -tsl--tGw1w
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@aurhr & Gas advertisements.

They arc ua- vie aucy HEtu.sf LlHu ut Peer
Ram. Yhis!gey, Proof spirits and Refuse
LIQUORS doctorci. spicei md sa. tened -li .a ..
tas.e c1Ilod TONES. .'Anpe-zers. l.s..-a-- -
th-ti-aI the tirrIc- on % ir1lEa 1r--77 and -i -
atr.e ,feIciuc. made from Pc ,;.-ise n.-l la .I.
o. -or-i1. FREQ frcm all Alcoholic Slime
Iauts. Tioy are the GREAT BLOOD FINI-
FLEE and 4 LIFE GIVING PHiNElrTE-
perfect Benovltor and inv.sora-0r % .e
ca-ryia.of al po.s5ro-7 matter .-a.. I..7-1-.
toaheallly condition. 80 person GAIA cake
.c-s according % directions anil remain
provided tla.r bones ere not destroyed 3 a.-.
7aIsoror other -lcl- and th0 v... .-a
beyond .hs r7'r- 70 repair
They u-c II tcutic FUs-ns.se r-7 s.e.i -..
T1nic, rosss--r 3, also. The Fo-''--1r 1-f
r- 70 powerful agent .r ~l.--vi-- oa1-
nation % the I-ar, ma s.. ne Tia----- ors
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS. --r--
on, r.lrgiai o- ..l1, no Che l-'7a o.. woman
G.o turn Of Tie. l.--a Tonic ..-r-= aa-s r1 e--.
Tor InHnmuisrorF aud Chronic Ehcaua-
tI-ul and Cost, Dyspepsia or Tuii-e-tiaa.
EilIous, Remittcut and InfCrmit;gur Foe
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s.-o.ssf1l such Diseases 11. -l-a-.. Ii..a.-.l
Hood which g. generally .- '.-..
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DYSPEPSIA Or INuICE-T-cN.
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Liver ana Bl~-.s. pitch -er..- ...H- .-
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ROMAN CATHOLIC

COOP HoTEL.-During a recent sQjourn Of
few days st Commencement, in Burlington, il
vas cur good fortune TO be qusrtered in that
best Of all Vermont hotels, the Van Ness Hcuse,
which We can cordially and confcientiouily
commend 10 those Of cur people whom either
business OF pleasure drsEs to that city. 1t isl
model house, and no one will regret stop there.
--.Nonipflifr lournnl
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DREAI HISS & HOLMEs,
Councillors at Law.
1892 T STREET,
WELLINGTON, D. c.
Special attention given TO cases requiring Con
grossonal action prosecutions before c0nucss0zers
or the Court Of Claims.
Boston of5co at ne. Peinberton Square, il
charge Of (. ]. H0Lzzs, established for Revenue
and Custom practice and general Law practice.
J. 7. DREW, Henry G. BLISS, z. J. HoLHEs.
Dec l6-dsEt
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FOR COUGHS. COLDS & EOARSENESS.
These Tabisis present the acid IN Conbinati11
with other efficient remedies, Il popular 'ofn 1-
the Crro OF al THROAT and LONG Diseases.
HOARSEN hSS snd ULGERATipN q &c
THROAT arc Immediately relieved, and sttlg-Do-ti
In Gaze % thrc.t diilcuItsss Of years standing.
CAUTION. Don't be dr3siye. ~ worthless il--
tations. Get Oniy Wells Catholic Tablets. Pracs
y. sole Agent fer the U. 5. SEND for circular.
June 2J-tdS1sy
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d. Z. 5. FLINT & CO., E207zrE-ozs,
PECTIDESCE. Z. Z.
Sod at Wholesale by IyyEr E Co., Bu-. i--.r1
AMI 2- retail by r. l.. orEAavs q Co.. 2. ~. HgE-
AIT, FiScEsr 2 TAR u. ID. JosE a., bu-l.l-
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MEXICAN
rs q S@eg.S'G EggS'EeEfk.s'9',
FGG NAN md BEAST.
ia id-eooa=~iyr

Probably iaw articles hose ever bad So x,ans.ve
asalo,wai,e none havo boon roro universally beue-
fetal than the celebrated sIEXICAN MUSTANG
LlNIMtaT. Children. Adults Horses, and Dolees-
tie Animals, always Liable to accident AID 4; is
s1ie 20 say, that family cln pass single season
Eiih-u. some kid Of en- enaiiient being Lesessa-y
!; becomes matter Of Importance then 10 secure
tho hest.
Over thee hundred livery stables Ia tho city OF
New YORK aloae are usin. tic Mexi-an Mustang
Liainen:, in all (which 3; ei7ss unusual -ltisrac
ton
eau EioS.-ihe genuine Is wrapped IN a fine
aset Plate engraving E:th 90. ~. Hestir0oE
csTwat.n and " Tr1ie Efgrt HEXTc4Y ANS
TANG LidiMENF,n engraved across the face OF
esch wrapper. The whole bears the proprieto-is ri-
vate United States Revenue Stamp aut Mt a CUM
mon stamp, rs used BY druggists
LYoE MANUFACTURING Co,
Sc Park Place, NY.
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HOW TO SPECULATE SUCCESS
EUELE.
BY -
MEMBER OF TIE n. z. STOCK EXCHANGE
RANDALL H. F0oTK's FINANCIAL PAMPHLET
Contains sensible advice on the subject as it is
based upon common sense principles, which an ex-
perie1ce Of mary years as a member Of tho Gold
HOard End New Nork Stock Exchange has fully COR
roborated. Sent free by
RANDALL II. POOTE I co.
20 Broadway and IS New Street, New York.
May s-Eiy
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Yoars. >,., ELIZABETH coo&ns
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VAN HYNtNG S. BAKER. Gen. A=ts.
FCE NORTHERN VERMONT.
april ---1&wt.
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al o. chem F4aiy Ssiriag E4rs!zse3 20 l.c mako
10 heavy M&adlaCtrrine Machines. wh'eh form 60.
iAIEe Hn item in the srics NJ other Camua1.e-.
Wheeler : wilson than any hy ether C1mIcl. Ttis
Machine viii 90 all kinds u family Sewing from The
% est % the ccarrast aorics using sr twist cotton
%; linen thread. and maxim the fnte-Ia- ~ Elastic
stitch a.lKo on ht o. sides q the fabric ecwsf-er~
recognized everywhere a. tie NEST dufs1ie srr
handsome stitch. by u53 az US -luents. timer
stitches can be made, EEhrril7-y, Double LCou
and single Loop stitches very o. j to zip, nnr
therefore bgt little desired.
We claim, ana oaa show tsst ,hs Wheeler { VII
son is the 7i ss'' 'lIr1i icst gar1l.e ana 9tfssf
'-Hniay lock stitch 5iachne in uso, and viii give
One Itetsgzd Dollars fo- any stan isft Shuttle aa-
chime that viii excel it IN either OF tlc above men
toned points
Having no shuttle or ur61--snsioc &C. adjust the
simplicity Of the Wheeler & wilson cannot be oues-
TONED. We shall DO hsppy 90 show -he Waceier
wilson % any ono who VIII clu az O1r ne Wy fur
Hishod Room, at il Church street
We do not crowd tae Wheeler 6 Wilson ia.a 7oar
house, but VIII be haPpy b LEI, yoE trY one ha.are
Don't buy Machine bof1r5 cRlir- 90 Gee tao
latest improved Wheeler & Wilson Machines. 6o.L
On the monthly irsialmcnt plan !: 1e.irsa.
Send ioI Samples OF vo=s ana Circular. o.
E0L0S si. ILLS, A-elt
81 Church Street, Burlington. 81
March 27--dSwtg
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cAucl 3d., opposite Ii.va-:' ,'at.oa4i PANT.
PSF our celebrated Stacs Company. clumeu-'n- ';a
me stately. sgi c1lti--.-- until further lr,.ct.
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Al7o flF CAMPAIGN GOODS Adde'S.
Go0bsPEEUS ZIP RE PUBLI5HiNt I.--.-
i17 Liberty s., Nov YORK. Tu1- 1--.- So
LOOK q . fs S!a a..s s.' ,s.' ~
our new ard tezul1l Zap " U.s.
tAiD for 1872, al5n gEr E.-a
HEAD ZAP cuIo-sf IN e. sr-5.i--. r.r-t.u. H-
s--t,s, best eyer putasll-. -'
month on these = or -.T -..
QJAKTEiS & Religious Charts Ilc.r-a- .--..
aad Best Assortment Or q gents En- -.F
FoR England. Apply for terms ~ ylec @. l'-
L. 81 EkSSEf. Pua, Ccsc no. g. A..
ASE EMS o. Box 3--l Boston -I-uc 3d. $3.50
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SEAvEY, FOSTER L BOWMAN,
MANUFACTURERS OF THE
Eureka Machine Twist,

30 and 100 yard spOOls for hand or machine use;
o.. and OF. SPools for r,anzfscturinc purposes.
And tho
EUREKA BUTTOE-HOLE TWIST.
l0yard Spcols all OF whiei are warranted 10 every
respect. For sale at retail by all Trimming Stores
and At wholesale BY the Manufacturers. ~ Summer
Street, Boston. Feb s-weoF9t
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q cfarls-t .7c- s--,i0n erio-eed Is tas most
rchsh.c thYsc.a-s. and its astonishing curative
u j. % suro, quick remedy ior ali diseases or The
Urinary Organs existing .u male Cr female. Irrtta-
tla 2 or ili;a nation of Che krtlcys and a-tc-
Iravc HiaAc-o-. Reddish Sediment in Jr.ne, Thick
cloudy Urine, 5iuc-s and Involuntary DISCHARGES
ron tretlra, Retention or Ircout 1encs Of Urine.
taronie Ca'arrl % Bladder ami az Chronic s-sia-
iics e. 'ae Uriro-iielitli Cre7ns.
For sal1 1j III --ists ana dealers il 5ed.cir
e. "-sgc. Nov l5-,ieciawtv
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sST'0rjNie1!CG E5'T5@@CT,
WV t9T2.
PguvI.itace Te0S Company,
- Warren ST., n. =, and PROV, y. :.
April -j-Ntn
srsLLlo Ns
-oF The
gcT7a&ss Gs0rsS S.och Sc,

-oF The
YcTf2&fss Es0rs5 S.8ch Sc,
-is-2-
TIE following stations will be allowed 70 rerv,
a limi.ei number o. Marcs, besides those belonging
t. the Company the present season, a, the Stock
FsrW.
Yorkshire Lexington, OF Twenty ays Dollars.
Clsyhrino. at Fifty Dollars.
Woodhurn Pilot, no Hundred Dollars.
Waikiki Chief, One Hundred Dollars.
Terms Cash before removal Of Mare. Mares
not proving in foal can lie returned next season free
Of charge.
Pasturing One Dollar per week, or II kept by the
year, One Hundred Dollars Escapes and accidents
Of ali kinds must be at owners risk.
YORKSHIRE LEXINGTON.
BAy-iG hands foaoi 1859, by Lexington.
lst Dsms nynenia, by imported Yorkshire.
= q Little Peggy, by Cripple. no by Medoc.
4th Mary Bedford, by Duke % Bedford
5th " Imported Spectator
9Th - Col. Holmes Dare Devil Maze, by I'm
This horse is full brother 70 hasol" and
" Edingboro," and half brother to "Ve.gi and
vir-i-" by Vsndsl
CLAY BRING.
BLACK lG hands, foslci lsf5, got by Relf's Nam
brno Pilot, (who has a public record %! . Z7s) by
Harrison, got by Cassus NJ. Clay, (Eho has a
public record Of 23li, private NJ by Henry
clay, tpablc FoOcFl IA hy andrew JGcE5ol. by
- BEshaw, By Imported Grand Bashaw.
WOODBURY. PILOT.
BLScK-i6 hsnds, foalod 1865, got by T. = alex
auder Pilot, jr.; he BY Pacing Pilot out Of Nancy
Pope, b. Havoc he by Sir Charles "a. Dam
Nsncy Iay lgr, by Imported Alfred. Isl, Dam BY
MambrilO Chief. Sire Of Lady Thorn) "a, Dam,
g fast trottiag mare by fast pacing horse, owned
IN Indisnc. called Rcd Fox. Woodburn Pilot
drew wasgon when dFc years Old fGl mile in
private, Ia 2.3..
c. T. PREDa0RE, supt.
II. Il. NEWELL, gec'y.
April 2)-Wu eheihurn, ".
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S't = I'll 0-ss'l.s ard 0.a.s-s 20 a-t.-.-..
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Piles q kidney Complaints.

- WARRANTED To AFFORD RELIEF -
Ihcso who have bsou cured when al other means
iaiied Justly say " 10 IS tho creates. blessing Of
ihe G-efN g believe should not row be alivo but
for IT, " its ciiect or mo, afscr cUucuced must
de was liAe uliracla = DE-. Il. X. Clark, Z phys
ieaa Of exclusive practice in rs-d Isle County and
the worthy deacon o. tho Congregational Church A.
S 9Th Zero, Vt, under date Of September hi ISL
says. have been tempted % use this medicine Ia
ny practice and must say i. has much more than
answered. my expectations In cases Of Kidney
Complaints il has acted las Dr.. Carpenter used u
sly IL his lectures before studcrts) ike charm
Il has done batter than any other remedy have
ever usoi- have prescribed 10 N Piles with -ood
ehcot having cured teyeral very lad cases. In
short do not IecOlloct OF Al instance where he ne
tient % whom have given It has failed to receive
Dement, II Is the only medicine / use that do not
Know the composition Of. / care not what a medi-
cine Is, provided 1t cures the complaint ard leaves
the constitution Of the patient uRimpare F"
bee hiaHsy-BaTf CtrcuiaT, b be had Of your dug
yst or u requested mailed TO your address, by the
KIDNEY WORT COMPANY, st. Albsns, VI, or
AsSsrs. HENRY q CO, General Agents
burlington. W.
Sold by al onterpTising Dealers IN Medicine.
April l2--deONAW3m
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MS taira7ks>-o compounI IS not liable TO the
cin.lon prejudice against patent inaticiuass Ia lie
Ei5h poisonous yum or minerals. hut IL + 3 dr,.
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Utated bloodi healing and invie0ratinz the system
espec2ily manifest N cTia- s0.no Of the mos, som
an forms of