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sionsi frsndsi and also liks yalr support OF
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LUNGS, LIVER & BLOOD

=
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LOCAL NOTICES.

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THE PATRONS OF HUsBANDRY. :.
This new organizatieA of the farmers will
find In the TIMES Q friend to the objects
songht TO be secured BY them. and In It's col
umfis the more important .dolngs OF the
Oranges"
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DIR SANDERSON can be consulted Tpnd pei
sonally or by letter at No ~, Nor'h D'~N'
Allegheny City, Pa
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Wemen's shoes-of every graas. .ie 49,
beaouxht at Fred Trolls; every paif ..,,.,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1873-11-06

Extract from letter from Mrs. J.
c. Aldrich, Wauseon, Fulton Co., O.
ar. P. Hall e. Co, Gentlemen,-
Please send me one dozen bottles of
your Sicilian Hair Remover. Our
bald and gray do not want to be out.
My mother is living recommends
ton of the results from the use of the
Remover. Being almost seventy
years old, and having worn wig over
thsrty years, it seems a miracle to
those who have known her so long so
bald, and what little hair she had be-
ing perfectly white; now her wig
thrown aside, her hair grown, out and
a smooth glossy brown rs in girlhood.
Hoping you may long continue to
pour blessings on the heads of the
afflicted, remain, yours truly"
Such evidence, with the indorse-
mont of the great chemists of New
England, DR.. A. A. Hayes and S.
Dana Hayes, should satisfy any one,
which Of the preparations produce the
best results.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1873-11-06

PETKRsoN's MAGAZINE for Novemb er is on
our table, ahead Of all others. The principal
steel engraving, "Crossing the Brook" is
very beautiful. &c. also, is the Mammoth
colored steel fashion plate. A prominent
feature of this Magazine is its copyright
novelties two of which appear in this num-
ber "Ihco," by Miss Hodgson, and "Tke
Lost Inheritance by Mrs. Ann S. Stephens,
both very far superior to the continued stories
to be found III magazines generally. But as
cotema porary says, the stories, the fashions,
the patterns, in short, everything in "Peter-
son." is the best of its kind. The prince of
this Magazine, too is another thing in its IA
vor. 1t is but Two Dollars Year. The
Prospectus for 1874 is published with this
number, and we find that the prices to clubs
are astonishngly low, viz: three copies for
$3.50, with a superb Mezzotint (l6 inches by
~ "Not Lost But Gone Before" to the
person getting up the club or six copies for
80 90, and copy of the Magazine for 1874 as
premium to the person getting up the club I;
or eight copies for $500 and both an extra
copy and the premium engraving to the per.
son getting the club. For large clubs the
the prices are even lower. A choice of eight
splendid premium engravings, for framing is
given for fifty cents extra, to subscribers for
peterson" for 1874. Specimens Of the Maya
zine are sent, gratis, if written for. Subscribe
to nothing else until you have seen a copy of
this popular Magazine. Address CHARLES j..
PETERSON, 3O6 Chescnut Street Philadelphia,
Pa
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1873-11-06
SPIRIT OF THE AGE
Thursday Nov. 5, 1873.
Our Prospects.

We do not believe that In any year
since 1860 that the prospects OF the
Democratic party have looked SO
bright, 50 encouragingly, and so
favorably as at the present TIME
At no one time since that year have
the Democrats had so many Govern
ors of States, as now ana our vote
speaking in the aggregate--is quite
large indeed. Marvelously so, when
we take into due consideration
the powerful and adverse circnm-
stances with which we as a party have
had to contend These 'nhuences"
we need not name. They are known
and read by af men, to our everlast-
ING shame and disgrace More deep
corruption more cunning, shrewd
games. and more undetermined "manip'
ulations' were never carried on TO
obtain power and keep. it than has
been used by the Republican party OF
the United States for this aelf-samc
purpose since the year 1860. The
true history of the political warfare of
the country for these last twelve or
thirteen years will bear out the above
assertion. And what is the condition
Of our beloved country TO day Need
we repeat il II seems now that the
people OF the country are 'hankcring
after the oId-fashioned rule OF the
Democratic party-Which has govern
aed the country most Of the time since
our national government was oygani
zed, for its happiness and prosperity.
We feel proud Of the history Of the
Democratic party. Its history is the
history Of the country, and when IT
= fell. its fall caused almost the ruin and
destruction Of our beloved land 49,
We earnestly believe that only the
restoration of the Democratic party
to power will save it. And, with this
belief, we rejoice to read the encou'ag-
ING results evinced in favor Of the
Democratic Party, in the elections
held in the year a. D. 1873 Demo
rats, we say, "stick" to your colors--
and ere long we shall be victorious.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1873-11-06
The Committee of Seventy.

The Committee of Seventy appoint
ed by the Legislature of New York
State, about two years ago, is dead
dead as a smelt. 1t did not succeed
in bringing about even one of the
"big reforms which it was appointed
to effect in the wicked and awfully
corrupt Municipal Government of N.
Y. City. The " Y Herald, at the
close of Il long 'obituary" upon the
defunct Committee, says -
"Now, the city Treasury, as we have
said, is not III Furnishing condition.
The public offices have been we'll
gobbled up by ''reformers. The cry
which was powerful at the polls one
and two years ago is now distasteful
to those who have been deceived and
betrayed by it in two successive cleo.
tons. There is very little prospect of
any further spoils being carried off by
adventures under the worn out clam
or which has been 50 effective for the
last two years. Even the annual re-
viyal Of the Tweed trial" has lost it's
force. In short, the bride Of the Com
mittee of Seventy may tigurativey be
said to have lost her last shilling, and
the Committee gives up the ghost
Is there an application in all this of
P,n.chs picture E! We leave our read
ers to furnish the reply. Meanwhile
the committee is dead, and let us hope
that with it will disappear the last Of
the race OF political bogus reform. ---
Its fruits have been evil 1t has cheat
ed the people out of the good, capable
and efficient government the needed,
in order to foist incompetent men and
new rings as corrupt as the old ones
into public Office. Let it rest in peace ;
but let its grave be dug so deep that
even the great power of illegal injunc-
ton cannot bring about its reslr
rection.' .-'.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1873-11-06
Harrison,s PeristaItic LOxcnyc..

Pleasant, Prompt and Effective. Two taken
at night move the bowels once next morning.
Unlike all Pills, they never cause pain MOI
They cure Headache, Dizziness, Oppres-
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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1873-11-06

OUR RAILROADS. We have some
thing over ffty-seyen thousand miles
Of railroads in the United States, and
the cost of running them is set down
at about two thousand five hundred
millions, or little less than forty-four
thousand dollars a mile. But this in
cludes not only the actual expenditure
for construction and equipment, but
also the indebtness involved by water
ing stock and additional issues of
bonds for dividend Of spols among
railroad directors and managers
Ercbangs
This does not include, of course, oar
unbuilt Woodstock Railroad. We
fear that this enterprise has ''gone
up" for the time being. But, for lack
OF better management and more general
and sincere interest In the project by
those in this locality, we should have
had long ago the Gears" running into
Woodstock. But let US hope that
something may turn up yet that will
give lis a Railroad
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1873-11-06

"A New Orleans letter says it is
currently reported in that city, that
Longstreet is now busly engaged in
organizing an expedition for a decent
upon Cuba, and that he is doing it
with the knowledge and countenance,
if not the actual assistance, of Grant
There are plenty of bold spectators
who may think it good thing, and
the President himself may find some
eligible spot there as well worth
gobblement.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1873-11-06
After the Election.


The Democrats Of Ohio have" not
allowed the season of theils greet vic
tory to pass without expressing their
satisfaction at the result of the OctO-
Der election; and in giving voice to
the public congratulation none is more
eloquent than the distinguished Sen
ator whose services in the canvass
were so effective in opposing the pick
ed orators of the Administration. 1t
is an inspiring theme Oh which Sena-
tor Thurman has spoken at Columbus
and at Cleveland. For the first time
in twenty years Democratic Govern
or has been elected, and the Republi-
can majority in the Legislature, which
has existed for six years past, has
been overcome. These things have
been accomplished, as Senator Thur
man states, while standing sqnarely on
u Democratic platform, with a straight
Democratic ticket. The significance
of this thorough victory is that the
Democratic party is neither dead
nor dying. that the ISLANDERS heaped
upon it for so many wears have lost
their force, and that honest opponents
of misrulc are no longer deferred by
prejudice from joining its ranks" But
what is more remarkable in these sup.
Elementary meetings Of the Ohio
Democracy is the repeated affirmation
the The liberal principles proclaimed
at the opening Of the campaign. In
striking contrast with the broker
pledges Of the Republican party j;
this affirmation of a purpose of broac
and non-partiSan reform in the very
flush OF notable party success.
Senator Thurman well expresses
this idea in his statement that the
Democracy is a practical party, stout
ly maintaining its principles, but toll
Grant of honest differences of opinion
sharply defining the true public policy
but sustaining the right of every MAJ
to think for himself 1t is the recog.
milton of these facts which has led tc
the uprising of the people Of the Yves
TO support the Democracy as the
party of reform against the corrup
and proscri ptive policy Of the Admin
istration, against the "hundred thou
sand Office. holders and employees, the
vast multitude. of Government con
tractors and parasites, special priv
ileges and monopoly ill every form
of which Senator Thurman speaks
The same influence may be seen il
Iowa, where the Democratic vot,
shows IN increase almost identica
with the Administration loss. 1t i.
the natural growth of "the most liber
al party in the land" by conversion
from the most illiberal. The position
Of the Ohio Democracy is most en-
couraging, with $ o staunch a veteran
as Gov. Allen at its head and the con
troll Of the State once more in its owl
hands. And while there is satisfac
ton in Mr.. Humans prediction tina
now taxation will be reduced econ
omy protected and fraud brought t.
light and punished" the enthusiasm
of these eongratulatory me etings i
even more fully aroused by the pros
pect Of the return of the Senate to hi
seat in the National council. In thi
the whole country will heartily sympa
thize.- Boston Statesman.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1873-11-06
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A HAPPY TuoUGnr. The Acting
Governor OF Louisiana, having been
telegraphed to by a sherilfin Virginia
that he had possession Of a detaulting
State official and that he would deliver
him in Louisiana if desired, quickly
replied tho; we have no sort OF
use for him" The New Orleans
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