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DIR. RAILWAYS
Sarsapa,illian Resolvent

Really Relief, AMI Perfect Purs.tivs Pn's, in
written testimonials from all pasts Of The World.
e0chsntmeut Physicians and ned cal me, In all
countries pronounce these wonderful remedies .
nyS>rr, that neither their science II analysis or
ssr, az sI True ,hsss ms,si ,s
dying to life, and relieve the mort vretehed PAIN
suffering victim Of his torture> IL FROM sssts fe.y
minutes. and although they know scms Of .,e M
has Published their br,n.ll withholding only too
newly discovered roots), still both Frsuch, Ger
man, English and American chemists aDd phaf-
uaceutists seriy fad With the sane Ingredients -
prepared by them. The great success, which
these wonderful reme1ies are c0aseantly achiev-
ING. lies in the Great secret Of combining the in
eredients together, after selecting the pure AID
-suuins roots.
Such wonders Of Modern Chemistry AZ sarsapa-
riiian R->plvent. Resay Relief and Rsiway's Pills
are without Pt'alle In the history of medicine for
there some infrmities AMI diseases that are
considered as incurable. aud sure death. Yet the
most astoun tirg cures haze been made through
these remeiie, Of som. aisesses that have never
been known to bs cured by medicine.
Consumption, Scroiuia, white swelling, tumors
IN the soph, stomach, Ovavies, bowels, Bright .
disease ofthe kidneys that have b.el pronounced
in urable cancers ulcers, svellinss, stone IN the
bisieT, eaicuious eoncretions ulcers and sores OF
he houss ricketts, 81 deeply seated that other
'"edcine have ever been known to reach, have
be-.u cured by the Sarsapari ian Resovent aided BY
The Ready X lief AMI Pills,
Pasiy, paralysis dry gansreue-that threatens q
living death, dAily rctting awav Of the limbs aud
desh- disbe'es, Involuntary discharge Of wa'er.
,nngi in the biaiier (ths Emperor Napoeon's
tis-ase. tcrturing pains when di>charyin, urine.
rhrumatism, govt neurag a-eaeh and every one
o. thes. complains, though but fes ~ Of the many
other diseases Railways Sarsaparllisn R-s,lv-nt
vas cured and is daily curing in all pats OF the
world.
In one wori any diseasa-uo matter under What
name designsted-fhaf 10 nourishei or increased by
'Wd, impure depravei, weak. thin, va,ery or
poisoned blood. can he cured by RADwAYS
sARSAPARILIAN RESOLvENT.
As many persons dis,reSiiiel their extrsor iiuary
power, froti the fact of their disappointment; in
he use Of other al erriscd remedes-and som. be-
ieved il impossible. ior simple medicines ma 'e only
RON vegetable substances roots, herbs. etc -
should possess sach marvellous poser. Yet they
an readily comprehend that the simole grsssas Of
the field, after undergoing The chemical process OF
iistillation designed bv nature in the COW and
churn furnishes with bu ter-cci tiinly the
most abundant fat, calorir or heat mSSiug to1e,
'issue, muscle sin-w and blool-makiug constitu-
enfs for the hi 'usa bDly.
Blu. when th.,se people Who first doab, the effica-
cy Of these remedies th.ir u.s.. tn ey be-
come their most earnest advocates.
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TUMOR OF TWELVE YEARS GROWTH
CURED BY Railways RESoLvEST
BEVERLY, Mass, July Il, is'

BEVERLY, MASS, July IL, 1853.
DR. RADwAY:-l have had Ovarian Tumor in the
ovaries and bowels All the dOctors said ''there
vas NO help for it, I tried everything that vas
recommended, but nothing helped me. I saw your
kesolv vent, and thought would try il, bnt had no
hith In it, because had suffered for twelve years.
took six bottles Of the Resolvent, box Of Rad
vay's Pills, and used two bottles Of your Ready
Relief; and there Is not sign Of q tumor e. he
or felt and feel better, smarter, and happier han
have Tor twelve years The worst tumor in
the len side Of the bowels the groin. write
this TO you for the benefit Of Others YoI pub
lish it i: you choose.
HANNAH
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LEGAL.
HiscfiH.s kale.
STATE OF KANSAS, !

STATE OF KANSAS.
COUNTY OF LSAxKswoRrH.
Z. the District Court Of the Fs. disiai Dis,ric.
Of ~ State q Kan..s. sitting ia and for Leav-
enworth County in said State.
ovss Dusy. Piai.as.
Mary l. Davis, Charles n. Davis,
Gsozs Z Iss;,. Match. He.e.l. ]
liz. Wiliiaa .. Jewell. d. ".
E.sic. v. Y. lsessa. hsssscs :. C,s
LSasen1 r,h sasis9 nh, ne Ma ASS
tssl Ion and esviap lsseitusisa Of
LeAsenvonh. Kaaea. Tie Kso.,
b lid NJ and rrsss Company, fnnk
" ravis. Tho0s 4. Davis and
Mary A Davis. - the sdnisissra-
s sri. q H. ." s..a,s 2, Ja.ss Davis. -
DURILc NOTICE is h. reby given that under and
i by virtue 81 the judgments rendered In Iks
aoOve entitled sctibn in aud BY the above nam
s0urf, and Of specisl executiou issued on said
judgment to M directed and delivered. VII on
Thursday the 2sta day Of Aagus: A. d. 1873.
NJ o clock p. Of sid day, at the Court Hous-
Of Leayen~orih and STATE Of KAnsa, offer
and sell sep srafe'y to the hghest bidder for
c,.h In hand, o. the solcwis xescribed tract.
Of land situate, lying, and being the County OF
LeAvcnworth, aud sac OF Kansas, namely:
L,'s number three ~, 70 II (t) aud i've (5l, in
block number thr e tsl in James DAVIS Addition
% the City Of Lenv-u worth and lots number thr.s
~ and four "a, IN block numhel eleven I'm, in
James Davis Addition to the Citv Of Law gu vsrth
aforesaid; and an undivided ne-hali Of lots num-
Der one IN aud t~o y, In White ,ead' ri OF Knob
Addition 10 the City Of Leaveuwp rth; and the
north three-fourtb, and undivided one ourth
Of the sou n o,e-Esrth Lot number irteen az.
in Whit. b, al Pilot Knob Aid ton t. the Guy
o. Lea worth. Aforesaid
Sad tracts Of Liant viii soil in the inverse
der {, toat in wr.ich they ale ab We de CT bid
Dated at L-Aveaworth CITY, KansA,, July a3rd,
A. ID. 1873
THOMAS LEON ARD.
Sher d Of isaveL~O tn Cou ", Kans 8,
CLoueH wuKar, Attorneys f,r Pi.iI,in.
JUL 2Std
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John II. Beach Plaintiff,

Madison Mills. Mar:sre. Mills,
wif' Of said Madison Mi Is, hob II
NJ Reuicx, Lac J. Pollard,
Charles sampson, Atlantic Box
OF NeS fors, German Saving,
sank. OF LeAv nwurth, Jenk ms
W Morris. J mes l.. Alternately,
John N. A"eTnaihy, John
Mckee, Lucien sc tt, Lyman
Scott, George r. Hines and
David w. Eaves. Magyar Z
Mills. widow OF Madison Mill.,
Ere. NJ. Mitchell, .ife Of VIII
li,m u. Mitchell, Emma J.
Brewer, wife Of DIR John W
Brewer, Frank II. Nils, Clars
Mill-, and Margaret Mills, heirs
At Las OF Madison Mills, d.
ceAsei, and A G. Van ,uyn. al
ministrator OF the estate Of Msdi
mn Mills deceased lh.fen,,ants
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SheriRS Sale.

STATE OF KANSAS,
CoCSTY OF LkAvENwoRrH.
In the District Court Of tn, First Judicial hi trict
Of he stat OF X ,ns 5. sttin, in AMI lJr Lsav-
enworh CouIty, in said >tae
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TnIs1Y ,hooand members Of the Ord I
Of Patrons Of ,Hnshandy met u huge pic
mic in Marion, ISwa, On The glorious Fourth.
II is Unnecessary to advise monopolis,s %
whistle Down brakes!' when such ohs,ruc
lions rise in view. To vary an old Cornish
eong:
And sAall the fsrnena ~: And ssa,i The fsrmer.
Aye
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Dr. lsadWay's Perfect Purga-
tive and Resulslin.
PILLS,

Perfectly tasteiess, elegantly coated io
he Cure OF all Disorders Of the Stomach,
Liver, Bo.eis, Kidneys, Bladder, Nervous Di,.
sases, Headache, Constipstion, C1ssi ssness Ind..
ses;ion, Dyspepsia BiiiousneGs, Bilious Fever In
iammation Of the Bowels, l1ies, and all Deranee-
nen,s OF the internal vscera.
Warranted TO EJECT . Positive Cure
PURELY VEGETABLE,
Containing no Mercury, Miner.,s. or Ds.saerious
DrugA.
- Observe the following sya:p;nrus RESULTING
rom diseases Of the Digestive organs:
Constipation, Inward H;cs, Fuilneo Of the blood
70 the Head, Aciii.y 81 the Stomach, Nausea
Heartburn. DiSgs tor Food, FuIlness or Weight in
the ri; II the stomach. Swimming Of tho
dead, Hurried and Difficult Breathing, Fia.,erina
1t the Heart, Choking 5usDcating Sensations
vhen in = Lying Posture, Dinners Of Vision, I;os,
webs before the Sight, Fever and Dull Pan in
the Head, Deficiency in Per,piration, Yellowres,
Of the skin and Eyes, Pain in the S;da, Chest
tisabs. and sudden Fiushss Of Heat, Burning in
.as Fis-a- tes dp--- u
GADHAYs PILLS
viii t.aS Ana 5ystsrl 'om all the above d,,,rIers
Price. n c.;Sss s~v R~x
RADWAY Co, 81 Ws~r-1 cpr Church sweet
New York
Read FALSE AND T8UE- Send one Iettc,
sanp To RAILWAY On, M. ~ Warm, cor
c ,urch STREET. Ns~ York rnor,n-ti.. worth
T 'nn-sn.'. ~iil he In vefnro
sprI-e,-th-s>sA~
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the AENAGSlR.

L.svenw birth il beginning to talk up tn
coming United States Senator. she Away
wants il. Her wants in this line are come
thing wonderful. A bid Odor somehow
hangs about the garments Of her public men
and she will no doubt be disappointed agair
next wintsr-Narsaaa County NeHs.
The Republicans of Leavehworth have
again and again presented candidates fol
nomination for Congress ard Senator, and
have invariably received tie cold shoulder.
unless the candidate csme down with green
backs in Sufficient quarti; TO buy the place
VIII our Marshall county friend recolleol
This fact viii he recollect that We have
always fought against the election OF Lesven.
wor;irmen whose eoEly claim for position
was ,ha fact tina; iley Iad9oney enough to
uythsi! way through. Will he also recOl.
lec:fhat Carney ,std caldwell co"ld no'
have;bcusbt their WAY 10 place and power
hsd they not found delegates and repre-en-
tatives from the country whom they could
buy. Tbs curse Of the election Of Lsaven-
worth bribers and corrup;ionis:. does not
res, wholly upon our people. The people
rom The State who have been purchased, or
who joined in the howl against the good and
true Republicans Of Leavenwor,h are
also 10 blame. There has not been a day
or an hour for the last ten years that Carney
or Caldwell had the support of majority
of the Republican party of this city. The
Carney;,es and Caldwe!lites always pur-
chased the Democratic party. and always had
the solid support of that party in all cleo
lions for State Senators and Representatives,
and always had the support OF these Demo
cratic Z Representatives and States Senators
We affirm, without fear of contradiction,
that Carney and Caldwell. without the use
Of money, and without the solid support of
the Democracy OF this county, or without
he aid of politicians throughout the State,
purchased By them, could never have been
elected TO Office.
We earnestly recommend gentlemen from
he country who complain Of Leavenworth,
o clear ttsir own skirts, and hereafter be
Governed BY principle instead of greenbscks.
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For the Country,
For the Sea-Skore.
Choice Collections Of Bounl Music.
gems OF ATRAUNS,"
Containing all straus,'s b'.s waii,--. GaIor-.
= 'adril;s. aszurkas, ne. Ab,ut -, go sod
rrioe 81 80.
''OR8AN At HOME"
Jus, out. new collection ~ over 20c offhe most
popular pieces Of the lay, Arranged for Reed Or
yans, &C. Price 32.5o.
an uslral fFeaauPs.o
Firei With the best ofnav mu ic for tie voice or
for Piano. Over 100 gems, all established favor
iies. Price s2.5D
~Wr.aah Of Gems
Choice Song, Ballads, &c. Price $50.
1si000.F0rle GSesns.
Scaaiainins the bes. Piano-Fors MAsic Psiee
A~The above hooks sre aA;fo-m in style and
szs. Iney will b. found tBv.u,',le tn ssa-
n - eonn;ry Ref, iris. bright aud
p'e1ns music. -hs b in carefully avoided.
The coming -Abbsth -chao' -ong BOX. el,iti-d
The silver 0G S.:E...
With nev music aid v"rd. ~ ~ a, ~ dis
tinxuis hsd writer's n the cour sry pe,r v e DIV
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Railways Ready Relief

VIII seord instant ease! inkl:sr..t.aa Of the Kid
1eys, Inflammation Of the Bladder, Inflammation
y the Hcwels, Congestion o. the Lungs, Sors
Throat, in:Eec!t breathing, PAip,taiion Of the
Heart, Mysteries, Group, Dipihe,ia, Catarrb, In
fuenzia, Headache, Tocthsehe, Neuralgia, Rheu-
Estisra, Cold Chli.s, ague Chilis.
The application Of the t:e,iy Relief 10 the par,
paris = here the pain dtieuliy exists, will AZ
orl r.>e and comfort
~ drops in q half lumber Of water will, 10 few
caments, cure Cramps, spasms, scar stomach,
telrtburn, Sick Headache, E..HEoea, Dyseotery.
ole, Mind in the BS~eis, and all internal pains.
Irsva'ots sao-si siuaJs carry . bottle Of Raj
Say's Relief With thsn. A few drops In w.ser viii
prevent sickness or r7ins from chan Of water.
II Is better than Preach Brandy or 6;,se1 a. Z
'ti.n 1lSnt.
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Never has . meiicine taken internally been
known to have curei tumors either Of the wonb,
Iteri, ovaries, bowels; the r nife hiss been the
ole reliance in the hands Of experienced surgeons
hut Dr.. Railways Sarsaparilla settles this quss-
ton. For il has cured over venty persons Of Ova-
Ran Cysts and Tumors, we'll Tumors in he
Bowels. Uterus, Womb, Liver. Dropsrsl Efus;oa,
Ascites, and Calculus Concretiors.
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FEVER AED AGUE.

FEVER AlsC AGUC.
FEVER AMI AGUE CURED FOR FIFTY
CENTS.
There Il not . remedial agsUt IA :his world that
S,ii cure Fever and Ay.s, and ali o,hrr Ns.iriouz
Bilious, Scarlet, Typhoid, yellow ard other fesers
Really Relief
Fifty cents per bottle
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1873-11-03

Dorman B. Eaton, Chairman of the
Civil Service Commission, proposes
to devote his entire attention to
the purposes of the Commission next
winter, aud has already engaged house
in Washington for that purpose Men,
bers of the Commission confidently ex-
press the opinion that the next Congress
will give the civil service system more
favorable consideration than it hitherto
has received. They maintain that the
feasibility of the system in the depart
mcnts there is very generally recognized,
and it is stated that even Gen. Butler,
who has been persistent opponent OF
the system, recently admitted that it
has accomplished excellent results.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1873-11-03

King Victor Emanuel seems to be a
man of very simple tastes and habits
During his recent stay at Vienna he be
came thoroughly bored with State Ell
quette and other courtly frivolities, and
longed to get back to his own quiet way
of living. The King lives somewhat
as follows: At breakfast he takes moth
ing but a cup of black coffee. and he
eats so little during the day that it IS
commonly said of him at his court that
he fasts till evening. Towards night
fall he takes a supper of three courses.
with bottle of red wine and this APP.
pears to be his only substantial meal
At official and court dinners he scarcely
ever touches anything. The reason of
this extraordinary abstinence, when con-
siderlng his extremely vigorous out door
life. is said to be that when he departs
from his usual regimen he is seized with
an uncomfortable desire to go to Sleep
At same time he is always in high spiris,
and his gayety issso contagious that it
was observed during the Vienna festivi-
ties that the Emperor of Austria, whose
nature is somewhat grave, laughed more
heartily while in his company than he
had done for many years.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1873-11-03

A STARTLING TRUTH.-1housands die
annually from neglected coughs and
colds. which soou ripen into consumtion.
or other equally fatal diseases of the
lungs; when by the timely use of a
single bottle of DR.. Wsstar's Balsam OF
Witd Cherry their lives have been pre-
served to green old age.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1873-11-03
KESTFIELD.

Westfeld can boast of man by the
name of Martin. over 100 years old.
whose sight and hearing are good. and
is still able to be around and help about
the chores.
With one exception, all the farmers
in school district No. 5 have changed
occupants since 1868. and some have
several times; and all but one of the
eaxms ase IN eh1e s t.t-s .as.-4.
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ST. JOHNSBURY

The new St. Johnsbury Academy was
dedicated Friday evening. The address
was delivered by President Buckham of
the University of Vermont. and remarks
we're made by Rev. Edward T. Fairbanks,
Rev. H. I. Fuller, present principal of
the academy, and President Smith, of
Dartmouth College. Very excellent
music was furnished by the St. Johns
bury Cornet Band The new building
is of brick, on a granite foundation,
three stories high and is about 60 X so
feet. Its height is some eighty feet
from the ground to the roof, a mansard,
and the spire rises about 125 feet from
the ground. The academy now offers
facilities not excelled by any institution
of the kind i'll the country. Besides the
academy building there are South Hall.
large brick building for the accommo-
dation of self boarders. and clubhouse
for those VINO prefer the club system of
boarding. The total cost of these build
ings, has been some 100000. and
St. Johnsbury may we'll feel grateful for
the liberality which has given such at
traction to the village.
SHEFFIELD.
John O'Hara who has several orchards.
has had stolen from him all the apples
grown in one-the best he had. Others
in town make the same complaint.
The repairs ON Chas. McLellan's house
with the addition he intends putting on
his barn, will cost $500.
TROY.
Mr.. S. B. Hammond has had five or
six head of cattle killed by trains on
the Southeastern road. In one instance
freight train was thrown from the
track and the engine considerably injur-
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1873-11-03

NNtN'pul more cures OF rheumatism, neural
gia lock.jaw, palsy spra.ns swellings caket breast
scalds, burns, sat-rheum. earache &c upon the hu-
frame. and OF strains. SPAWN. gals, &c, upon
animals in year than have all other pretended
renidies SINCE the world began They counter-ir-
ritant allhealng pain believers. Crippes throw away
their crutches the lame walk poisonous bites
dered harmless and the wounded healed without
scar. The recipe is published around each bottle
They sell article before sold, and they sell
because they do just what they pretend to do Those
who now suffer from rheumatism, pain or swelling de-
serve to suffer they will use Centaur Lnmeut
white wrapper More than 1000 certificates of remark
able cures, including frozen limbs chronic rheumatism
govt running tumors. &c. have becn received. We
will send circular containing certificates the recipe
&C. gratis, to any requesting it, One bottle of the
yellow wrapper Centaur Lit imcnt is worth humid
red dollars for spawned sweened horses and mules
or for screwworm in sheep Stock-owncrs- these lin
iments are worthy your attention. No family should
be without them white wrapper for family use; -
Yellow wrapper for animals. Sold by all Druggists
so cents per bottle large bottles. 81. J. B. ROSE
Co., So Broadway, New York. 242
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rom the Vermont Farmer.
The publishers of the Monitor give
Nv subscribers their paper the rest of
lie year gratis. This is an extraor-
mary liberal offer, by one of the best
zeal papers in the state.
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KESTMGRE.

Erastus Rowell has moved his family
to Thetford.
A. D. Bemis started this morning for
Mechanics Falls. Maine.
The house of Mr.. Vannersdale has
been broken into by some scoundrels.
and the furniture damaged to consid-
cradle extent.
Captain F. Randall has purchased tie
Page saw mill on the west side of the
lake and intends to put in circular
saw with other new and improved ma
chinery. His lumber will be drawn to
South Barton for shipment. The citi-
zens living in this part of Westmore
greatly need road to the station at
South Barton, and will make renewed
effort to have one laid out and built.
WOLCOIT.
Corn is selling at this place for 81
cts. per bushel.
There we're shipped from this station
on Monday morning, Oct. ~, 70 tubs
of butter.
The water tank has been removed
from Hardwick to this place, and very
good looking building is being erected
| for water house.
The yard in front of the station is in
very bad shape. Having been cut up
by teams it is almost impossible to get
to the depot, either with teams or on
foot.
A railroad emplo, e, by the name Of
Barney McGinnon, was run over by the
Western bound passenger train last
Wednesday night near Wolcott station.
His body was cut in two, and both legs
and one arm cut off. Some of his ac-
quaintances who saw the condition he
was In. short time before had caution
ed him ito keep off the track" but his
answer was that he guessed he could
take care of himself" Rum.
| -<-a.er--~-4=z.zs-.-.-ss-------.s
See advertisement of THE ALDINE
the handsomest illustrated periodical
in the world.
LIGur CAREs.-What pity It's the
young married folk will not emulate the
example of japanese housekeepers they
are troubled very little by household
cares. A few mats, chest of drawers
for clothing, two or three quilts for /;
bed on the floor, some simple kitchen
utensils, and their houses are furnished
They have never known the use of
bedstead, a chair. or table, as we un
derstand these articles and yet, thes,
people have ali the virtues of civilization
and perhaps not quite all its vices
They are polite, generous hospitable
perform their religious duties with ex
emplary piety, and, if cleanliness is mex
to godliness, they are much more godl,
than we are, for they are the cleanes
people on the earth, according to tn,
general testimony of travellers. We hav,
certainly much to learn before our house
can be as Immediately neat as their
are. The habit of doHing street boot
and assuming slippers before entering
room does much towards keeping house
cleaner than our own. A poor ia panes
housewife really enjoys more ease, afte
her simple duties are done, than man
of our wealthlest danes who are weighe,
down with the cares of an extravagan
establishment. And as for young pee
pie just entering life-compare their 10
with that of the people under discussion
and, If an ease-loving person. you vii
soon render verdict in favor of Japan
csc housekeepers.
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NJ AR 1STED.

In Barton October "a. by Justice Benjamin Mosman,
Mr.. Daniel NJ Magoon and Miss Jennie Smith of Rel
ton p. @.
At the residence OF the brides father in Glover by
Rev. Sidney K. B. Perkins, Mr. John Leggett Of Water
bury, Conn.,. and Miss Margaret A. Teller.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1873-11-03

Cast oria is more than a substitute for Castor
OIL 1t is the only safe article in existence which is
certain to assimulate the food regulate the bowels.
cure windcoc and produce natural Sleep 1t contains
neither minerals morphine alchohol and is pleasant
to take Children need not cry and mothers may
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TERMS
S. per annum. in advance. with Oil ChrOmos free
NOTICE.

hereby warn all persons against trusting or in an,
way contracting with my wife Mary j. Berry or mino
child, as shall pay none of their debts sanction
any of their trades after this date.
A NJ BERRY.
Sutton yt., October 90. 1878. 1915