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CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.


NCHENChS PULNONfC SYRUP
NtHENCk'S SEA- FED IONICI
SCHENCk'S NIJRAkE PILLS,
Arc the only medicines that will cure pulino
Consumption.
Sometimes medicines that will stop cough
often occasion tho death OF tho patient. 1T
up the liver. stops the circulation of the bl
hemorrhAge follows, and, IN fact, blocking
action Of the very organs that caused the co
Iivet complaint and dyspepsia are the ca
OF tvO-thirds If tue cases Of consumption.
are how omplaining with dull pain in the
tho how Is sometimes costive md sometimes
loose. tongue coated. pain in tho shoulder bl
feeling Sometimes very restless and at o'her t
drow,y the food that is taken lies heavily OF
stomach, accompanied with aeidty and belle
OF wind. These symptoms usually originate
a dis rdored condition of the stomach or to
liver. Persons 50 affected, ifthey take one or
heavy colds, and the cough in these case
suddenly stopped, tho lungs, liver and stou
clog, and remain torpid and inactive. and b,
the patient is aware Of his situation, the lung
a mass Of sores, aud liberated, and death is
Inevitable result.
schenck's Pulmonic Syrup Is IN oxpectC
which does not contain any opium, nor anyt
calculated to check a cough suddenly.
Schenck's 5eaweed tonic dissolves the food,
/ es with the gastric juice OF the stomach, di
easily, nourishes tho system, aud creates a
/ thy circulation Of the blood. When the b.
are costivo, skin sallow, aud the patient is
bilious habit schenck's Mandrake Pills ar
quired.
These medicines are prepared ty Dr.. J
/ SCHENCK It son, Northeast corner Of sixth
Arch streets, Philadelphia, Penn and for "a
GEO. G. GOODWIN 4 Co, 80 Hanover =,
Boston. John Henry, 3 College place,
York, Wholesale Agents.
For le by Druggists generally. 2t;t
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Friend, cure that Cough I!

Do not neglect a common cold even for day-it
may end III consumption and death.
Rev. n. IL. DOWN > ELIXIR
has cured thousands both old and young, and il
wH cure you if taken freely and in season. sold
by all Druggists aud Merchants. Price, 2o7 -
cents; l2oz ; per bottle.
Forty yoars since, Elder Downs fret iaanutac-
tured his Elixir in Northern Vermont, and its re-
markablc cures at brought 1t prominently
before the people of the United states and Cana
ia. White the sale has rapidly increased every
year, other medicines have been popular for It
few months or years, but their lack OF intrinsic
value has consigned them to comparative oblivion.
In justice TO Downs Elixir be it said, that it is a
duty tho people owe to themselves that they con-
tinuc to use the article that has always cured
them of their Coughs and Colds, rather than TO
take or try every new medicine that is pulled up
aud may b. worthless. y. II DouHs' Ehrir is
warranted q gaze eaiire sati.faetiJH the PrIee
pad le.H Be rs'auiei. Clergymen will find this
m excellent remedy for the Throat, Chest and
Lungs. II Ask for pamphlet Thrilling Tale,
tlec at at all drug and county stores.
HENRY a JOHNSON,
IONS Proprietors, Burlington, VI.
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Outward applications are time and money thr
away. The only permanent cure is DR.. III
sons PERrsTALTIc LICENCES. They strike al
cause. We could fil this paper with cures
are pleasant never gripe nor, like all pills
they require an inrrualc of dose. For cid
persons, female. aud children, and all others,
are exactly suited to ob,iate Costiveness, the
life cause of i'll health. Trial box, 80 cts. L
box, 90 cts, and mailed free for this last priC
DR.. HARRIAONS ICELAND BA LSA
n splendid euro for coughs, hoarseness, an
throat and lung complaints. For sale WI
HARRISON d CO.. Proprictors- No
mont Temple, Boston, and all drr ggists.
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Il Il a b DN
MEDICAL INSTITUTE

When thing is couuterfeitel, it is proof
its excellence and popularity, The Peabody NJ
zeal Institute is a case in point Founded in g
faith many years ago, and the only establishing
OF the kind in the country, its success and ov
increasing popularity finally caused the nal
(Medical lustitute) to he pirated aud adopted
lot of infamous quaeks, empires and prefer
ers, who have been endeavoring to cheat tho puI
lie by sailing under a stolen taL. Tho found
of the Peabody Medical Institute can in no "
be held responsible for this misuse Of a reputat
and well-known curative establishment and leg |
innate medical institution, which has been fl
tho start specially devoted g. the treatment
nervous arrangements and affections, from Wild
ever causes proceeding. During its existent
there have been issued from it several public|
tions; quite recently work on Diseases of u
Nervous system, rhich have had almost woil|
wine circulation and popularity. These publicl
tions sufficiently attest the high character Of 4
Institution under whose patronage these nedic
works have been published. Meantime il is gra
flying TO know that several Of the impudeI
eharatans, who have stolen its name to cow
their neiarious practices, are getting their deser
in the peLal institutions Of the Commonwealth I
Boston Hsrald. 44w4
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Thirty Years Experience OF an
Old Nurse.

Mas WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP is THE Par
scRlPTIoN Of one of tho best Female Physicians
and Nurses in the United States, and has been
used for thirty years with never failing saie, and
success by millions Of mothers and children, from
the feeble infant OF week old to the adult. 1t
corrects acidity of tho stomach relieves wind col
ic regulates the bowels and gives rest, health and
comfort to mother and child We believe it to
be the Best and Surrst Remedy in the world in
all eases of DYSENrERY and DlAlIilEA IN
CHILDREN, whether il arises from Ieething or
from any other cause. Full directions for using
will accompany each bottle None genuine unless
the fac-simile ofCURTIS PERKINS is on the
outside wrapper. Sold by all medicine Dealers
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Absolutely sale. Perfectly odorless. AL
uniform. Illuminating qualities superior t.
Burns in any lamp without danger Of explC
or taking fire. Manufactured expressly t,
place the use Of volatile aud dangerous oils.
se!.ty under every possible test, and its pc
burning qualities are proved by its continue
in over 500, 900 families.
Millions of gallons have been sold and Il
cilent-directly or indirectly ever occ'
from burning, storing or handling it,
The immense yearly loss to life and prop
lresulting from the use of cheap and dang
ellis in the United States is appalling.
The insurance companies aud isc comnissi'
Throughout the country recommend the As
A, the best safeguard when lamps are used.
for circular
For sale at retail by the trade generally, 4
wholesale by the proprietors, CHAs. PaAIT 4
los Fulton street. New York % GIN
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Cur THIs Our --lr MAY SAVE loUR LIFE
There is no person living but what suffers more
or less with Lung Diseases, Coughs, Colds or Con-
sumption, yet some would die rather thaa pay IS
cents for bottle Of medicine that would cure
them. Dr. A. Dosehee's German Syrup has late
ly been introduced in this country from Germany,
aud its wondrous cures astonishcs every one that
try it, II you doubt what We say in print, cut
this out and take it TO Case 4 Rider, Middlebury,
VI, and set sample bottle free Of charge, OF a
regular size for - cts. Green's August Flower,
tor Dyspepsia. also soldlby Case 4 Rider. 4Onl2
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III Ed.


In Lincoln Jan. llth, Edwin r. Thaycr, age
"A years, months and IL days
In Middebury, Jan. 10th, Mrs. Dora 9. Hill
aged ~ years.
LINES TO DORA fRoM HER HUSBAND.
I will not weep, my dear, for thee,
Though thou vert all tho world 70 me.
/ would not wish thee walk Il again,
10 stiive like me with want and pain.
/ will but close that still bright eye,
And kiss that brow 80 pale and high,
And those pure lips, whose tones divine
Taught the first words Of prayer to mine,
And fold thee to this bosom lone,
When thou hast left a. colds thine own,
ANA thus iulplore the God who takes,
To help the heart thine absence breaks;
My dear, my dear, this darken'd earth
Shall never more to me seem fair,
And | snail stand, mid all it, mirth
Like something which should not be there
Yet twas to hsav'n thy soul was borne,
Aud wherefore should thy husband mourn;
Perhaps in mercy, he reprovi
The selfish Zeal with which lov'd.
I'll mourn no more. my God, thou know'-t
The wealth my desolate heart has Loaf!
Oh shield me from repining cares,
When other husbands point to theirs;
Diins back that light now behold
On, these lovd features, calm and colo.
That dcathless smile, which whispers tne
Sho died in peace and joy with thee,
My dear. my dear, sustaining power
Thy lonely husband well may crave,
For welcome shall be that blest hour,
Which sees me share thy lonely grave
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The LOUISIANA LEGIsLATuRE.--The
proposed constitutional amendment limit.
ing the state debt to Sl5,000,000 and
taxation for all purposes to SO, SOC, 900,
guaranteeing the principal and interest
of the new constitutional bonds to be
issued in funding the debt, and providing
that the revenues OF each year derived
from taxation shall be devoted solely to
the expenses OF that year, has passed the
House by unanimous vote. They had
previously passed the Senate The bill
funding all the valid outstanding bonds
Of the state at sixty cents on the dollar
in seven per cent. bonds, principal and
interest secured by the foregoing consti-
tutional amendments, also passed the
House by large majority, 1t repeats
all contingent debts Of the state, contist-
ing OF bonds not issued and stock not
subscribed, amounting to over slS,000,.
900. The bill with two slight amend.
ments is substantially the same as recon
mended by the chamber of commerce.
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BoARp OF AGRICULTURAL an illus.
iraticn nt the estimation in which the
Board Of Agriculture is regarded where
its meetings have been held, we copy the
following from an editorial reference 10
the Vermont Watchman to the meeting
at East Montpelier.
We were never 80 conscious oi the val
ne to our farming interest Of the meetings
which are being held in different sections
by our State Board of Agriculture, os
during last weeks session at East Mont.
pelier. And We think our farmers them.
selves have much higher appreciation OF
their value after listening to the Vault Bile
papers. aud the still more valuable dis.
cussions which follow, which constitute
the chief feature Of these meetings. And
for this reason we conclude that the ser.
vices OF the Board will constantly increase
in value, aud become more widespread
and beneficial from year to year. The
remark was repeatedly made by the intel
ligent and enterprislng farmers Of East
Montpelier. that could another meeting OF
inc k,nu DC helu 'n inc same loca,''y' !,
would be much more fully attended and
better appreciated, and OF course to tina;
extent c, more use'ul.
Inc loss oil sleighipg' ana inc almost
impassaoie state OF inc foaus' in'eriefeu
'aoiy WIN Tue a',euuancc, eSpcc'a''y OF
the first day aud even the fine audicnc,
o the second day was by this means con
uneu 10 very limited rau'us. Du' III
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DEATH or PARErA Rosa The cable
announced on Friday morning the death
Of Madame Parcpa. Rosa, the world re-.
nowned singer, which occurred at her res
idcuce III London, the night previous.
This will be sad news, indeed, for her
many warm friends On this side Of The
Atlantic, as she filed u corner in the hearts
OF the music.loving people Of America
that caunot be reflled by any Of her many
rivals in tho musical world Not alone
had New York, Boston, Chicago and
other OF tho metropolitan cities been
charmed b. the sound of hor iuimitAblc
voice but our own Vermont has been in
years past, the scene Of her triumphs upon
the stage. 1t will be well remembered
that 1t was Parepa. Rosa who appeared in
Rutland cn tho occasion Of the oppeuing
and dedication OF the Ripley Opera
House. aud her name l. familiar to all
our readers. Her career throughout il
this country was a series Of wonderful
triumphs aud enthusiastic ovations, and
ahe has been truly considered the greatest
singer OF modern time.
Madamoiselle Euphrcsyuo Pa5epa wa!
born in Edinburgh, Scotland, 1889, anC
was therefore, at the time Of her deceas'
but thirty five years OF age. When bu
Two and half old She exhibited marked
manifestations Of rare musical genius. Sh'
mado her first appearance in Americ;
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New Jersey is a wonderful little State.
Its total valuation is less than that OF
Boston. 1t has been extravagant, and in
order to get back to hard pan it proposes
to cut down the salaries Of its State off,
GERS, The Treasurer Auditor and Sec.
rotary of State receive higher salaries
than those given to the same officials III
Massachusetts. This will DO doubt be
voted, but probably next week they will
vote to adept an eight hour law as Gov.
eminent has done, and tax the citizens 20
per cent. by SO doing Head work is not
appreciated as well as hand work in this
country.
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The Household 2anacoa
aud
ia milky 1 ,ifii,oe emf

is the best remedy in the world for the ly,lo
complaints. viz: Cramps in the Limbs and
ach, Pain in the Stomach, Bowels or side, /
matisn in all its forlns, bilious Collie, Neura
Cholera. Dysentcry, Colds, Fresh Wounds, 3
Sore Throat, Spinal Complaints, Sprains
Bruises, Chills and Fever. For Internal am
ternl use.
Its operation is not only to relieve the pa
but entirely removes the cause Of tho comp
It penetrates and peryade- tho whole system
storing healthy action to all its parts, and a
ening the blood.
The HOUSEHOLD PASACEA is purely Veg
and All Healing. Prepared by
CURTIS & BROWN,
/ No 2l5 Fulton = New 70
For sale by all druggists. lG;l
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Cu.toriH is more that substitute for Castor
Oil 1t is the only safe article in existence which
is certain to assimulate tho food, regu lGte the
bowels, cure wind-colic and produce natural sleep.
It contains neither minerals morphine or alco-
! hol, and is pleasant to take. Children need not
cry md mothers may rest. 32yl
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children Often Look Pale and
sick

from no other cause than worms In the stomach.
BROWNS NERMIFuGE CoMFITS
will destroy worms without injury to the child
being perfectly WHITE, and free from all color
ing or other injurious ingredients usually used in
worm preparations.
CURTIS BROWN, Proprietors.
No 2l5 Fulton Street, New York.
Sold by Druggists and Chcmisis and Dealers IA
MEDICINES al TwENrY-fIvE CENTS Box.
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Lucian Young, u youthful midshipman,
has been formally eulogzed by the secre.
tary of the navy for heroically saving a
seaman from drowning, under difficult cir.
cumstances. The sailor fell from a top
sail yard into the sea, aud notwi,ksland-
ing the steamer was under rapid Roadway,
the gallant MILDLY unhesitatingly jumped
overheard aud rescued the stunned man
at his own imminen. peril.
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As family medicine for coughs, colds and oil
di eases of the lungs, no remedy seems TO be
gaining the public favor like Weeks Magic Com
pound; for tho reason that it is always found safe
aud reliable. ''it has done moro tor mo than all
uther medincs' is what we hear said of it daily.
sold by all druggists. ljm2
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DECORATED CHINA SETS CHEAP. We
recently called the attention Of our read
ers to the advertisement Of Richard
Briggs, 1877 Washington street, Boston,
who is offering decorated dinner and tea
sets at greatly reduced prices. The plan
which he has adopted for tnc first time in
this country, of offering really desirable
China sets at very low prices, is meeting
with great success, aud We advise all to
avail themselves of the rare opportunity
to supply their tables with handsome
service for about the usual cost of ordin.
airy white China,
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Five years at hard labor in the State
Prison may seem heavy sentence for
pockct.picking in the open street But
Judge Brady. in passing this upon a
young thief convicted before him Thurs
day, took occasion to say that the offense
was only one degree removed from high
way robbery. The penalty, though Sc.
we're, seems to have been deserved and
it needs special mention as warning to
the thieves who in'est the city.
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DROWNING ON LAKE CnAMrLAIN. On
the evening Of the 10Th inst as three la
borers on the New York and Canada
railroad were returning to their homes
from Whitehall, 10 crossing the bay on
the ice, all walked into an air hole. One
of the party. whose name we were unable
to learn, was drowned.
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Centaur IinIments.

4 There is no pain which the
~ Centaur Liniments will not re-
@HTf lieve no swelling they will not
Fh subdue, and no lameness they
RI ~ will not cure This is strong
HTBR language but it is true. They
-E9---have produced moro cures of
,t~. rheumatism, neuralgia, lock-
fEPVpOA jaw, palsy, sprans, sweilings
cakeb breasts scalds, burns, sat-rheum, earache,
ETC., upon the human Frame and of strains, spay-
in gals, etc, upon animals in one year than
have all other pretended remedies since the world
began. They are counter-irritant all-hcaiing
pain believers. Cripples throw away their
crutches, tho lame walk poisonous bites are rem
derod harmless and the wounded are healed with
out scar The recipe is published around each
bottle. They sell ns no other article over sold
before, and they sell because thoy do just what
they pretend to do. Those who now suffer from
rheumatism, pain or swelling deserve to suffer if
they will not use Coutaur Linmcnt white wrap
per. More than 100 certificates Of remarkable
cures, including frozen limbs, chronic rhcumat-
ceived. We will send a circular containing GER
tfcates, tho recipe etc. gratis, to any one re-
questng it, Ono bottle of tho yellow wrapper
Centaur Linmont is worth hundred dollars
| for spawned or sweened horses and mules or fol
screw-worm in sheep. Stock-owners-these lini
ments are worth your attention. No fani ~
should DO without them. "White wrapper fl
family use" yellow wrapper for animals. Sole
| by all druggists. 80 cents per bottle; large bot
ties, 81 i. b. Rose Il Co, 80 Broadway, New
I York
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London has a mania, just at present.
for Sunday lectures on science, and john
Fiske, the young Harvard philosopher,
has been holding forth for several Sun
days in succession at Moncure Conway's
chapel in Finsbury square to interested
audiences. The lectures were preceded
by hymns selected from the poetry of En-.
erson aud Longfellow, and lessons from
st. Paul and Mohammed.
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MARRIED

In New Havou, Jan. 22d, by Rev. Stephen
Knowlton. Mr.. George T. Wicker of New Haven,
and Miss Emva J. Wood, Of Bristol
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The SANTANA Bay Company has effected
loan of s6,OO0,00O in England, but as
it is only on condition that it shall guar.
antee the payment OF s3,750,000 Of re.
pudiated bonds of the Santo Domingo
Government, the loan cannot be looked
upon as highly favorable. One effect of
the late Government changes in Santo
Domingo i, the relief Of the Company
from the immediate payment of the
$50, 900 due for its lease Jan. |.
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A HORRIBLE AccIDENT.-On Saturday
morning Mr. Charles Il. Southgatc, a
wealthy young gentleman Of Saratoga
and one of the p:oprietors Of Congress
Hall, while on his way home from Alba.
ny on the Montreal express, left his
sleeping berth and was proceeding to the
rear end of the train, when by some means
he was thrown from the PLATFORM and on
striking the frozen snow had his scalp
torn away, and received terrible wounds
in his cheek and forehead. The accident
occurred about five miles from Greenbush,
on bleak spot, with 10 house within
mile aud half Stunned at first but
revived by the intense cold he tottered
away in search Of help almost overcome
at times by the cold, by loss Of blood and
by the difficulty of making his way
through the snow. la more than one
place evidence was found Of the desperate
struggle which he made for lie At
length he reached the house OF Mr..
Campbell, spending his little remaining
strength in beating at the farmers door,
and then fell faint on the threshold. 1t
was sickeuing sight to behold that poor
bleeding human form lying there, said
the farmer but speedily he was taken
in aud cared for, aud when he recovered
enough 10 gasp his name ard the accident,
the family thought best that he be care
fully removed to the nearest hospital and
so he was car led to Albany. His right
hand, with which he endeavorcd to hold
the scalp in its place, was so frozen that
he will lose it, and his features were so
cut and broken that even if his life is
spared be will be wofully di,fgured
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TIE GREAT Coal CoMBINATIoN. Dur.
ing the past few weeks preparations have
been making for the consolidation Of sew
eral Of the largest coal companies Of the
country, and it is now expected that by
the close Of the present month all the ar.
rangen.ents will have been conf ieted and
the new board Of officers duly elected.
The combination will consist Of the
Wilkesbarrc, Honey brooke and Lehigh
Coal companies, and will probably be
designated The Lehgh and Wikesbarre
Coal Company" The new company will
tation to the East. 1t will have agencies
at Boston, Providence, New Haven and
other largo cities in New England 1t is
estimated that the amount of coal mined
will amount to 10000, 600 tons per an.
nun, of which amount the old Lehigh
Company's lands will yield $50, 600 tons
the Honeybrcok, with its Newport, Han
over and plymouth sections, 100000
tons and the Wilkcsbarrc, 100000
tons. The presidents Of both the Honey.
brooke and Wilkesbarre companies is
Charles Parish, who will doubtless retain
the same position when the consolidation
shall have been made
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Chicago has abandoned the idea OF a
popular loan, The Mayor and the Comp
troler talked the matter over, and the
latter said "all the money needed could
be borrowed ircm the banks at = per
cent. and the bonds of the city, drawing
! per cent, were held at par in Boston,
The credit of the city was exec lent"
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List of patents granted to citizens of
Vermont, for the week ending Jan. 9Th
1874, rcpoeted for the REGISTER, through
the Patent Agency Oft II. Alexander
& Co, Washington. d. c.
Horatio n. Iloughtou, Halifax, Wine
aud Cider Press.
Fred Il. Smith, Montpelier, Washing
Machine.