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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-11-01

JED r. Ladd, We hear, has prepared an
address to the Liberal Republicans Of YER
mont Oh what there are left of them. which
VIII appear, probably, before election. We
await 1t with a faint hope that in spite of it
vermont viii 60 for Grant. week from
next Tuesilav.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-11-01

The Vernon, Central railroad has made
.f., wages of its brakemen two dollars per
f,.. and las also increased the pay Of it.
as-lt and passenger conductors.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-11-01

BlrrEn.-LaSt week there were shipped
ls %. lbs of hut.er from Ncrgennes depot:
and S03 Dos. from New Haven.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-11-01

Dr. Bryants Rhus Wine Is sold hy the popu-
lar druggists, r. b. steaTas K Co, Peck's Block
College street, and at no other store in Burlington
Price $50
Ifyou have o cough sore throat, or canker sore
month"; you will find pleasant and certain relief by
the use Of Or. Bryauts " Rhus Wine, sold only at
the popular drug store of X. b. Stearns { Co.
Pock's Block, COLLEGE Street, darlington.
Oct. .sl-d&wlw
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-11-01

81. ALuAN> BrTTER MAEEEr.-On Tues
IA, with full market prices. ranged little
r.,r7- IN most grades than last week.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-11-01

The Boston Journal says there Is no doubt
,ra- the horse disease has attacked the hu-
man family. and there are plenty ofcases all
..rr the city. Five cases are reported ON one
.....r at tie South End
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-11-01

The best argument that can be used in llyor Of
-.Smolander's BEchu' is that il j. preparation
constantly prescribed by family physicians Of note
in onr immediate community, for kidney, bidder
physical debility, female irregularities, and all
naladies Of the urino- genital organs is-deod8it
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-11-01

he Presidential election takes place on,
,,esk from to day. Close mp the ranks and
o1-h on the column
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-11-01

4 good name for /. now-the murdered
coalition. PoHSri4e JaurHai.
VIII the grand jury indiet Horace Gree
ley ~ J. Com. Adrcrt,scr
Sense and Sentiment - Mrs and MIR.
Joaquin Miller.-L0msriHe C0Hria Joyr-
nal.
Sense and Nonsense-Silent Grant and
gabh!ng GreclaN.
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NOTICE.

NErHEREAS Jas wife Meraudc Phillips having
w lci my bed and board without just cause or
i.luv1taticn. DO hereby prohibit all persons hsr
heru. or trusting her on my account, a. shall pay
10, debts a. her contracting after this date.
SOLOMON PHILLIPS
uu. -aur-h. oct 1t-Isw3t
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DR.. Bryant d" I,hus Vino is worthy q attention
part % the diet Of nvaiids suffering from catarrh
and as q part Of the diet OF healthy people il j.
greatly 10 he preferred 10 clarets hooks cider or
even the mildes; alcs. Sold by the popular drug
gists, r. b. Stcams a Co. Peck's Block. College
Street, Burlington. 4. NJ. Plant, ". D.. ~ Main
Street, st. Adams and Gea. ?. Poster, Union
House. ." Montpelier,
Oct. -A-WltNift
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-11-01

1000 AGENTS WANTED AT ONCE for our New
- Book, the Life Of theGreat Explorer sLfNING-
srONE, and his RESURRECTION from a Living
Death, by STANLEY. For full description and
terms, address Immediately. HUBBARD BROS
Publishers. Phila. or Boston oct 3l-fd6wiw
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-11-01

Lazarus Morris Double Eyed Spscts To road
and sew and see distan: objects and a full stock
81 whit and co0red Spectacles Eye or Nose Glasses
boEges Tor those working In dust or stone cutting
Concave or near sighted Speets and Eve GIassesoo
full stock Many cheap spectaeies Also. a fall
and general stock Of all kinds Of
SILVER, GOLD a PLATED GOODS.
'.Partbola' Needles, the very best Is cents; also
j. Ensilsh So's Needles 10 cents, " three papers
An e-smnaten % cur extensive assortment So
licted It the OLD STAND
j. Z. BRINsylAID
Octz3-t1wtf
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THE GREAT SOTTE AMERICAN
j II 4 Il T. h 4
b. BOD PJHIF IfH.

II is not phys,c which may give temporary relief
continued use brings Piles and kindred diseases 70
aid in weakening the invalid or l. Il dOct0red o.
u0r, which under the popular name Of &c Bitters3 j.
so extensively palmed on on the public s0verei -u
remedies, but i is Most Powerful Tonic and Alter
alive, pronounced by the leading med cal author
ties Of London and Paris and has been long used hy
the regular physicians % other countries with wen
dertul remedial results
DIR. WILLS EXTRACT or J;RJ gERN
retains all the medicinal virtues peculiar to the
plant and must Dee taken o permanent eurat sc
agent
i there want 81 action IN YOUR Liver and Spleen ?
Unless relieved at once, the blood becomes impure
by deleterious secretions. producing scroiulaus ~
skin diseases Blotches, felons, Pustulcs, Cankc5,
PimPles, &c, &c
Take Jurubeba % cleanse. purify and ra.tar. tie
vitiated blood % healthy action.
Have YOU Dyspeptic stomach Unless digest On
is promptly aided the system Is dehitlte, sith loss
Of vital force, poverty Of the Blood. nroVsc ter
dency, General Weakness or Lassitudc.
Take il 20 assist digestion without reaction. Il Be I'D
impsrt youthful vignr 70 the weary sufferer
Have Won Weakness Of the lntestnes You are in
danger OF Chronic Dirrhoea or the dreadful lnlIn-
nation u the Bowels
Take it to allay irritation and ward N jcuig n.y
to infammatons.
Have you Weakness of the Uterine or Urinary Or
CANS You must procure in tant relief or you are
liable 20 suffering worse than death.
Take il 70 strengthen organic weakness Or TIE e-
comes a burden.
Finally it should be frequently taken To- keep the
system in perfect health or you are otherwise in
great danger Of malarisl. masmat'c or contas.' rs
JOHN z. KELLOGG. Is Platt St New New.
sole Agents for the United State.
Price sl.Oo per bottle. send for Circular.
Oct 'sl-fdAw4R
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fJ'0 THE WORKING CLASS. male or female. sso
Il week guaranteed Respectable employment Il
home day or evening no capital required full in
structlons and valuable package Of goods TO start
with sent free BY mail. Address with cent return
stamp. NJ. YOUNG 4 co, l6 Courtlandt ST. New
YORK Oct 3l-fd&wiw
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-11-01

IN 'he National Board of Trade at New
iork' saturday, a resolution was carried
s Shat Congress pass laws leaving to each
STATE the right to- establish standard ra,e
of interest. - ''
DlARs'-Ar- Elisha Cotton, one of the vet
erah trappers of Sherburne. caught another
'ear on Saturday last, making three this
seasoh. Bruin had Jared sumptuously every
day on sheep and was very fat. Welding fan,
gallons ofoil. '''''
Jed P Ladd, we hear. has prepared an
address to the Liberal Republicans Of yer-
mont, what there are left oftbem Will
VIII appear, probably, before election We
await 1t with faint hope that in spite of #
Vermont viii 60 for Grant. week from
next Tuesday.
lhr iioRsE Disease IN yrRaovr.-Tbe
horse disease has crossed the Vermont line
and is becoming quite prevalent in Orleans
county One man in Newport has re
horses sick. and the epidemic is general
throughout the town. 1t has appeared o-
near the Eastern border of the state os
Keene. w "
korsEs PoNr.-IIenry Ballard. ESQ. of
burlington, addressed very large and en-
Ihusiastie meeting Of Republcansat Rousss
Point, y. Y. Tuesday evening. This adj
dress was one of the best efforts ofNTr
ballard and was highly appreciated by the
audience. \ large number of ladies were
present.
The challenge Of the Westfeld. Mas.
Rough and Ready Fire Company to play for
$500 a side. any company present at the re-
cent Orange muster Ia, been accepted bv
Fountain Engine Company No. /. Of Brat
'leooro which proposes that the contest take
place at Greenfield, Mas. the playing 10 be-
horizontal through $50 feet ofboz,.
\ farmer in HineSburgh, recently bay
gained his farm to another for 8. 900. but
when the day and purchaser arrived in
formed him that his wife was in mysteries
abaDt the trade. and guessed he would hack
ont. Bat, said the purchaser. II have
come a long distance, want the farm and
must hayeone. How much more would induce
you to sell it?' "Wen. replied the agri-
cuilaralist, &c give me $3.50 more aad let
/ her cry. The offer was refused
RAILROAD AccrDENT.-As the Troy aai
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I AIDES ( GENTLEMEN, Agents wanted to sell
Protean Button Hole Cutter, . cts; Button Hole
Worker, . cts; Needle Threading Thimble, - cts.
Morocco Needle Book 80 cts; large and papers;
small needless SIS per day Sample free to any
one at above price. G. THORNTON 4 co. so
Broadway, Ny. Oct 33-fdSwfw
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-11-01
4 FINE STOCK
WATCHES AND JEWELKY

Received and selling low f,r the quality Aecurate
time keepers in Gold AMI Silver Gases
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-11-01

THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAIL
ROAD offers for sale e. Lands IN Central ant
Western Minnesota, embracing. D. The best q
Wheat Land. p Excellent Timber f,T the MIL thu
Farm and the Fire O. Rich Prairie Pasturase and
Natural Meadow. Water bs eslr Lakes and run
ming streams-iua healtlml climate whore Fevec
and Ague Is unknown.
GRAIN can be shipped hencc % lake to market
n eheaply from Eastern Iowa 81 Central Illinois,
Cars now run through thes1 lands from Lake Super
ior 20 Dakota Price Of Land close 20 track 500 t.
500 per acre further away $40 % si.ai. SEN EN-
YEARS CREDIT Warraltee DEEDS; NoEtharu
Pacific $50 BONDS. now selling &C par. received
for land at 10. No other uulccgpied Lands pre-
sent such advantages 20 settlers
SOLDIERS under the new Law March. lsl2l
get leo acres FREE. near the Railroad by one ant
two years residence.
TRANSPORTATION AZ REDUCED
RATES furnished at an principal paints East To
purchasers Of Railroad Lands, and TO Settlers on
Government ilmesleuds. Purchasers, their wifrs
and children CARRIED FREE over the Northern
Pacific road Now Is the time for settlers and Colo
MES to get Railroad Lands and Government Home
steads close 90 the track.
Send Tor PAMPHLET Containing full Information,
map. and copy ofNew Homestead Law address,
LAND DEPARTMENT. NORTHERN PACIFIC
RAILROAD, ST. PAUL MIN. OR q FIFTH
AVENUE, Coz. 9TH STREET
NEW YORK
June S-wedSsat, d&vcoW s,ly.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-11-01

ItNNE iltl the enclosure Of the Subscriber about
I Sept lsf % ycarlnz Hcifer. The owner is
uuo-ts o. prHso property, pay charges and take il
away EUGENE BlSsONETT.
Wlla,an. oct. 90. I-7a-w3;
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-11-01

me hoRsE Disease IN VrRaovr.-Tbe
'o.'e disease has crossed the Vermont line
and Is becoming quite prevalent in Orleans
county One man in Newport has &c
horses sick, and the epidemic is general
throughout the town. 1t has apneoro5 -.
near the Eastern border of the State as
keene.
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DIED.
}leu, Advertisements.

HAsNN>.-ln Charlotte. OK. 2ltl, Timothy J..
IIi-kns, d .cd 90 years.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-11-01
INFORM ALTON.

If EVERY BODY who Is IN want or NICE
FITTING CUSTOM CLOTHING Mems.
Youths or Boy's wear; OF Eztr, sized suits. ana
ovERCOATs orlarse Men or NICI, TSnI.s,-
SHIRTS AND DRAWERS. o- aaytl-ue
else in the line Of GENTS FURNISHING.
GOODS Of HATS or CAPS If CANES or
UMBRELLAS, ofTRTNKs or VALIsEs,
Of HOSE BIANKETs or LAP ROBES Z,
in short Of anything in large stock Of the above
mentioned goods. viii call at CEo. \. BILLINGS.
3 Main Street THEY WILL FIND THE LOWEST
PRICES FOB THE BEST GOODS.
ANY body who want, 20 know about the largest
stock Of WOLF and BUFFAIO ROBES. for
the least p.o~.y Of any House in the State o.. Yes,
mont. would do well to call soon AT
tiEo. =. BILLINGS,
opposite City Hall, Main Street
Burlington, Et
Oct. -. ls-!-d6sls
THE VERMONT LIFE,
o. Burlington, Vermont.
Il HOME COMPANY.
INCORPORATED OCTOBER rs IsGS.
SOUND AND RELIABLE
Other things being equal. paironi7o Homo Ia
sttutoss,' and contribute TO tho prosperity Of the
State.
Every desirable form II policy issued
Russell :. TAFT. President.
WARREN GIBBS, Secretary.
Medical Examiners for Burlington
II. a. CEASDALL, 81. D.. T. ;. Pres, NJ. d.
Oct 9D-d4w2w
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-11-01

KorsEs PoNr--Heary Ballard. ESQ. of
burlington, addressed a very large and en-
thuaiastlc meeting Of Republicansat Rouses
F''nt' y. y. Tuesday evening. This adj
,Ie-s was one of the best efforts of Mr..
ballard and was highly appreciated by the
audience. 4 large number of ladies were
nra-srr
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THE NORTHERN Pacific RAIL

HEiLTIFUL CLIMATE. FREE HOMES GOOD
MARKETS.
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mail Somebody else" may neglect to do
=, and wa want the fall vote
he Presidential election takes place on,
week from to day. Close mp the ranks and
.r-l on the column
81. AlnANs BITTER MAEkEr.-On Tues
IA, with full market prices. ranged little
r.rsr On mos, grades than last week.
gr7rsn.-Last week there were shipped
1899. lbs of but.er from Vcrgennes depot:
and 1850 lh4. from New Haven.
The Vernon, Central railroad has made
.l, wages of it's brakemen two dollars per
h.. and has also increased the pay Of it.
-.irht and passenger conductors.
The Boston Journal says there Is no doubt
.ra- the horse disease has attacked the hu-
man family. and there are plenty ofcases all
..-r the city. Five cases are reported on one
.--s.- at tie South End.
-Four ol the freight thieves arrested last
,.ka, 81. Adams were discharged. One
furnished $500 bail and four Others 5000
hail. while one. in default of Slooo bail
committed for trial.
Una l'"sH l''''-''- IN ~ ''HN>i'' RI .
The h'r-'' e'-'1-' is iasins quite ~eri
oi-.l lh ~ Oh ',.''~,'''iH an" '''nllE' Inc
A-~-- ''' . - .''' '"' LA e '''7' one
ania-' ''..i '' '.''''.''' arc 'i' 10 '"e car
Tie -'' i''.'''' '' I'D are 'Si'is oxen loI tiie
A''l'''.'' ' '''' '''''' '''' mus 10 ana if'ih
D.r,. .> rar Te,tx-Nrss rl.,.r+ ,r
,t,9.+au. Mas. who had bas, IN
,..,1s .,isriao wiki e,p.ymnti,n and
........,,, }...,. .!i.3 ~ A., -.
...-,-tf.ll ..,rl,. yv.l,,..l.,-....-..-77
.,...-..l ~. me-. - - ~ n -
....,. All .q,,.rt IN ,..,,.7,r.r.
Truoe.r Eri,oarir.-- Epi-ootic'' moan,
-aa ANNALS - epidemic means anon
u.r'e" An epizootie disease. then. Is a
disease among animals. corresponding in
-mcrs-aset-. ana especially is mode Of
pumgatiou. t,aa epidemic disease amour
nm. lr j. incorrect - u-r the phrase
-t5 epidemic"
N4" weeks SINCE 900 tearing up hedge,
which had been TOR number of years grow
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-11-01

~uEEEAS. uy vile. Nancy j. has len ny bed
" and board without lust cause or pr0voc4tion
ou ms pstt therefore Forbid all persons sgainst
tsth0.'u- ur trusting her IN nv account.
ROLLIN " CARL.
>ts1a-lara. : o. Ol.t u. l--2 tSwt
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I'm sNAA+A- -Afaf ~ - ~ TDf+hE
ff'iIE PETTY PLACE. in Milton. located on the
/ main read from Burlington 10 Milton Falls.
Tile place isa drsinhle one containing = acres
with god house and lalu- Also 70 acres O. eN-
crllout grass land bordering on the line Of Col
chester and Milton Also. % acres 0f land near the
D. Mitchell farm IN Milton. IL is the best u mead
tY Cut tUa tons 70 the acre. Apply t.
PLAT & lIoYT Assignees
u-t 3t-U7t Burlington. Vt.
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HE challenge Of the Westfeld. Mas.
tough and Ready Fire Company to play for
$500 side. any company present at the re-
cent Orange muster has been accepted by
fountain Engine Company No. /. Of Brat
ueooro which proposes that the contest take
place at Greenfield, Mas. the playing 90 De
horizontal through $50 feet Of hose.
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MlI.i.I.rnN ACADEMY.


r;'uE WINTER TERM commences wednesday
| December 9Th. l--2.
JOHN Z. WIEELOCK. Principal
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THE EUREKA MACHINE TWIST,

THE EUREKA MACHINE TWIST,
80 & 100 yard spools aud OF Spools for manufac-
turing purposes, and the
ErnEkA BUrTON-HoLE TWIST,
~ yard spools the best and cheapest silk in the
market For sale by all retailers and at wholesale
by the manufacturer,
sEAVER, FOSTER BOWMAN,
"a Summer ST.. Boston.
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\ farmer in Hinesburgh, recently bay
gained his farm to another for s. 600. bat
when the day and purchaser arrived. in
formed him tina. his wife was in mysteries
ab'at the trade, and guessed he would hack
ont Bat said the purchaser. II have
come a long distance, want the farm and
must haveone. How much would indnce
You to sell it?" well. " replied the agri-
cuilaTalist, &c give me $3.50 more and let
her cry.- The offer was refnsed.
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lier would deliver an address in the Hall Of
the House of Representatives on Thursday
evening next
RePorf.-From special committee, 5. 81,
relating to witnesses in prosecutions for sell
ling or furnishing intoxicating liquors.
On motion Of Senator Veazey ordered to
lie
Special Orders. l., to repeal anact re
lating to billiard tables On motion Of
Senator Morrill, recommittel to Judiciary
committee
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-11-01

| U'UEA-NECTAR. A pure Chinese Tea. The
Il hest Tea imported Warranted 70 suit dll tastes.
| Put up in our trade mark half pound and pound
packages only ~ and Ga pound boxes. For sale ~
wholesale only by The Great American & Psc fc
/ Tea Co. Pc Box 5lH5. New York City.
/ Oct gl-flNwiw
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NrEu1Nr i)AI2YNEy 5 ASSOCIATION fhs
annual meeting Of the Vermont nairymea'
Association was held the State House. 90,
Montpelier. Oct. Odd Gov. Converse. es-
GOV. Stewart, DIR. Boynton Of Woodstock
and +. D. Douglass. E-I. of Whiting. al.
dressed the Association in the evening in
the absence or Hon. Henry Clarke ia,
speaker announced Cor the occasion, who
was uuayoilally absent The excellent
officers of the association. Hon. j.. d.
Mason. president. and @. :. Bliss Of Ge5.-
gia. secretary and treasurer. were reelected
with Hon H. c. Gleason of Shrewsbury, G..
Horace Hubbard Of Springfield, and C.. S.
NtAui-tar of Eno-bergh, as yiee-pre7idents.
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Referred. II. 20, 20 and %, to legalize
the grand lists of the towns of Milton, Cav
endish and Mount Holly; to Judiciary COM
mittee.
Joiaf Resolution. the House giving
the use of Represe tative's hall to }. W.
Phelps, to deliver an address on Secret
Societies adopted-yeas 81, nays :;
A communication was received from the
Secretary of State. which was read by the
chairman. announcing that Prof. Peter Col
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II. &. Smith. Esq chairman Of tie Demo
cratic State Committee, has issued torlom
hope address to his party in this State,
IN wlich he begs Democrats to overcome
&c the lethargy OF Democrats" fhey-the
nemoerats-he adds. &c should be got to the
polls hy the Town and County COMMITTEES.
and by their Democratic neighhors and
friends" Drq2qed to the polls, would be a
better phrase under the circam -tance-. The
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-11-01

Read tbsrs fime.--lI. lis. % incorporate
the Wallingford Cheese Factory Company
NIL
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-02-17
n o M z NJ z w S L.

FROM LEWISTON The following COM
munication, dated Lewiston, February
9th, 1872, arrived just in time to be lit
tie too late for our last issue:
"EDIToR JoURNAL.-We are now in
the midst I hope its only the beginning)
of fine snow-storm, and judging by ap-
pearances, it is going to be " fat i" one.
For two weeks past, the old Hoar King
has been around seeing how hard he could
make the ground, but he has given over
his wild fit and gone somewhere else to
make good skating and sliding for the
denizens Of some other part of his pos
Sessions. AS general thing, we have
nothing to complain of in the way of
water, and all in this precinct have done
more work than they have for many a
long day. All have got off more ground
than they did in the last two Winters,
with the exception Of few who always
have plenty of water. By and by the
returns will come in, and think they
won't disgrace Lewiston. There is a
new era opening up for Trinity. The
7" Big Ditch " is almost certainty, and
Mr.. Bartholomew left on to-day's stage
for the Bay, to get machinery for his new
purchase on Indian creek. There is an
entrprising gentleman here who is going
to raise band Of "long-haired goats y
look out for Cashmere then. Everybody
Is well out here. POGO tempo, POGO mas"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-02-17
Sinking Slowly.

Diseases that progress rapidly to crisis
are not the only ones to be dreaded. Cam
ker or dry rot does not blast a tree as sud-
denly as stroke of lightning, but unless
arrested it destroys it as certainly and
in like manner chronic debility, although
it does not kill with the swiftness of yell
low fever, is as sure to sap the springs of
lite eventually as any acute disease, If
not checked by invigorating medication.
There is something ineXpressibly touch
ing in the spectacle of premature decay.
Languor, pallor, emaciation, depression
of spirits, and distaste for exertion, are
its ordinary symptoms, and they should
be promptly met by tonic treatment. The
best invigorant and eXhilarant that can
be administered in case of this kind is
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. The slim
ulating principle of the preparation rouses
the dormant energies of the system, and
the strengthening and regulating proper
ties give permanent and healthful i'm
pulse to the vital forces thus brought into
play. The failing appetite is re-awak
ened, the process Of digestion and as
the blood is improved, the secretions be-
come more natural, and every organ that
contributes to the nourishment of the
body undergoes salutary change. By
these means the repair of the physical
structure is effected and its health and
vigor restored. In no class of diseases
has the benificent operation of the Bitters
been more marked and striking than in
those characterized by general debility
and nervous prostration. Ladies affected
with these ailments find in this most
wholesome of all tonics and correctives
the safest and surest means of relief. 1t
jure. Such is the uniform testimony of
"clouds of witnesses" 2 feb.