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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-03-03

The LATE Dir LivINo,ToN The Lon.
don Acadeny OF February l4ih publishes
the following letter, received by MIR.
Clements Markham from Lieutenant
Cameron Of the Livingston search expedi.
ton:
UnyanyemJe, Oct. l6, 1873. 1t is
with extreme regret that write to an.
nounce to you the melancholy news Of
the death Of DR.. Livingston, which we
received from Chumoi, his servant. who
came in advance of his caravan in order
to get some provisions, as he says they
are utterly destitute. From his report
( hunoi',l, they had passed the northern
shores Of Lake Bemba Baugweola aud
rived at about 10 degrees south latitude,
on the Luopola, WHEN the Doctor was at.
tackled with dysentcry, which carried him
1T 10 about ten days or fortnight. Hi
servants have disembowled the corpse
aud filled it with sslt,and put brandy into
the mouth. &C., 80 as to preserve il, and
are bringing it along with them. They
have also two boxes of books with them
and Soy there is another at Ujiji, which
the Doctor told them TO take to the coas,
With them So intend, as the caravan
consists OF seventy or eighty men, to send
part down to the coast at once with the
body, and take part to Ujji to bring
the said box.
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1 hirty Y eaI's L KIP. rience OF an
y d Nurse.

Mas. W.ssLow's SOOTHING SrRcI/fs THE Pas
scRIPTIcS VI one Ut TIE beat Female Physicians
and Nnses in the Uuit.i ctstea, and has been
used for thirty years witt never failing saet) and
spscess By millions OF mott ers aud children, from
the feeble infant Of one We ok old 10 the ADULT. Ii
corrects acdty OF the stou ach, relieves wind col
ic regulates the bowels aus gives rest, health and
comfort to mother cal d. We believe il to
De the Best ana survst Remedy 10 the world in
all cases OF DiSESiEkl AID DIAhHqA IN
CHILDREN, .her il arises from TeetLing or
from any other sause Full dir ectons for using
will accom- pa.y each bottle. None genuine unless
the fac-simile Of CURTIS 4 PERKINS is on tho
outside wrapper Sold by ali medicine Dealers.
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The March Meetings.

To-day occur the annual elections Of
town officers in every town In the state
The "oldest city," is perhaps the only
exception to this rule. The Vergennes
municipal election occurs week or two
later. These elections are quite as i'm
portant, oftentimes more important,
than the state and county elections
which occur biennially upon the first
Tuesday in September, The RESPONSE
bilities of these less prominent offices
are not considered equally weighty
with those which rest upon the men
called 10 administer state and county
affairs, so, many people fail to appre-
clate the Importance of securing faith
fuland efficient men to fill the positions.
In taking this view we apprehend that
they make n grave mistake. If we
take only this view of the case, that we
cannot afford to have any public mat
ter, however small. mismanaged, by
which we shall suffer loss, there is suf-
ficient ground for us to give the matter
Of election our personal attention. But
If we regard these little public offices as
schools for higher and more important
positions, 1t becomes important that
every one be held to strict accounta-
billty, and any negligence or malad-
ministratiou In however small matter.
should meet with the rebuke of being
dropped at the next election, If no Sc
verer punishment is melted out to them
But some of the Offices require quite
"a much tact and sound judgment, and
integrity because involving equally
great responsibilities, as any county or
state Office. 1t Is true, different order
ortalent Is demanded for the efficient
discharge of these duties, than Is re
quired In legislative or judicial Offices /;
but in their own order il should be no
less.
1t IL to be regretted that sometimes
nominations are made and votes cast
as joke, or without regard to fitness,
On the supposition that 1t Is of conse-
quence. But the exercise Of the electo-
raj franchise should always be serious
matter. We do not always know how
much of good or evil may result, in tie
remote consequences, from the depos.t
of our ballot.
1t seems especially appropriate that
all political bases should be ignored,
in these elections. 1t matters little
whether selectman, or lister, or audi
tor, or fence viewer, or overseer Of the
poor, or any other town officer is Re-
publican, or Democrat, provided. al
ways, that he Is honest and capable
Let party lines be ignored and the hes,
men always selected.
The elections Of to-day become even
more important when we consider the
fact that by act of Legislature of 1872,
the appraisal of real estate In Vermont,
is now to be made quadrennially. and
tho first one in 1874. If our real estate
Is to be appraised we want men foI
listers, who are sound judges of the val
ue of real estate who are not influenced
by fear or favor, who are not liable tC
be affected by desire to make political
capital, and who are above all preju.
dice, and are of undoubted integrity.
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HOUSE HOLD

Iron pluGo!sts-TAere Is h0 case Vi Dys-
petsia that Green's August Flower will not cure.
Come to tbs drug store Of Ease Rider, Middle
bury, W. snd inquire about it. II you su Ter
from c stivcness, sick H. adaohe, Sour stvmsch,
indigestion, Liver Complaint, or arrangement Of
tho systsn, try it, Two Or three doses will re-
livve you.
Boscbee's German Syrup is now sold in every
town and city in the United States We have
not loss thau five hundred letters from Druggists,
saying that it is tho best medicine they ever sod
for Consumption, Throat or Lung disease. Sam
pie bottle free Of charge. Re- ulsr sire rs cents
Case Rider, sole agents. 4sm3
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Wliooleburg Hteisttr.
:
TUESDAY. MAKtH3, 1874.


MFWe are indebted to g. A. FL.
dredye, Esq. lately Of Bridport, for FLEE
Of Chicago papers. This great western
metropolis gives daily evidence of it,
growing Importance. Since the LIST day
of last November the packers OF that
city have slaughtered 1,503,4S7 hogs,
against 1921 800 for the same periou
last season. So in its financial relations.
The total clearings Of the banks for the
week ending February II, foot up sl5.-
GA, 92i02, and the balances are 81 1885,
0S4 So For the corresponding week
last year, the clsarings amounted to
Sl4, 738, S7l.s5, and the balances 81 ,652,-
100 40
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Friend, cure that Cough


Do NO, neglect common cold even for a day-it
may eGd In consumption aud death.
Rev. n. II. DOWN : ELIXIR
has cured thousands both Old and young, and it
,c.A cure yJa ii taken freely and in season. sold
oy all Druggists aud Merchants. Price, Eos IS
cents; l2oE ; per bOttle.
Forty yosrs since, Elder Downs first manufac-
tured ms Elixir iu Northern Vermont. and its re-
lnarkablo cures at once brought 1t prominently
before tue people Of tue United otatcs and Cana
Ia. " niie thu sale has rapidly increased every
year, other nedlclues have been popular for a
lew months Ur years, but their lack Uf intrinsic
value has cvns uud tucn ~ oOuipai atve oblivion.
III justice to Downs Elixir, be 1t said, that it is
1Uty the people owe tO themselves that they con-
tiAus to use the article t1at has always cured
them of their Coughs and Colds, rather than to
take or try every medicine that is pulled up
and may be worthless ". n Dolp-, Ellrir "a
wauanted 10 g:us eatre sasisfaeti3n, or the priee
pad u.a be rcuadel Ciersynsn will find this
IA excellent io.uedy tor the Throat, Ches. and
L0uss. ~ ASS ior pamphlet " Thrilling Tale"
tIee at a. Ill dsGs anu c"untfy stores.
HENRY Z JOHNSON,
40m3 prppriet1rs, Burlington. Vt.
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PratLs astral III,

Absolutely safe. Perfectly odorless. Always
uniform, Illuminating qualities superior to gas.
Burus IN any lamp without dagger Of exploding
lr taking Gir. Manufactured expressly to dis
place the Use Of volatile aud dangerous ola Its
safety under every possible test, ana its perfect
burning qualities are proved by its continued use
in over 500. 900 families.
Millions ot gallons have boon sold and no &C.
ciieut-dirccty or indirectl, has ever occurred
froa burning, storiug ur baud ing it,
Tue immense yearly loss to lilo and property.
resulting ir,m tue use OF cheap and dangvftu.
oils in the United States, is appalling
The insurance ooinpanies aud Are Commissioners
throus huut the country recommend tho AsiEAL
a. tas be.t safeguard when lamps are used. send
Tor circular.
For sale a, retail by the trade generally, aud at
wholesale by tho pTopFlvtors, CGAs. PRA'r Co,
los Fulton Street, New York. % Gu
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DIED.

In Vergennes. February "a, Miss Cora Nye
youngest daughter Of Il. W. Nye, Esq, agod II
years.
In vergennes. Feb 81. of typhoid foyer, Frank
Better, aged is years.
In Middlebury, February 26tb, Noble Hill,
aged X years.
In Cornwall. Feb. 27th, of typhoid fsver. Jas.
T. Lane, aged 6l years.
In Almeda, Cal, on the 7th ult., of eonsump-
ton, lockwood Bingham. aged 70 years.
In this place. Feb. 20, Chester Weeks, inf mt
son Of Or. Henry aud Mary u. Kingsley, aged a
months and Is days.
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Thomas Mira and Jonathan Rushon.
convic,s, escaped from the Jail at Norris.
town, Pa, Monday night OF last week,
after several weeks OF successful mining
through stone floors. under stone walls,
and up again through fourteen feet of
earth. The same night gang Of roughs
rescued the bank burglars, Lawton, I1url-
burt, Carter and Hope. Big FRANK, and
a murderer, named +. Frazier, 10 for
life, from the Jail at Newcastle, Del.
Big Frank was re-arrested il Philadel-
phia, Thursday, while entering lager
beer saloon.
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BAD EFFECTS OF Coal GAs.-Through
ignorance or carelcssness tho gas was al.
lowed to escape from tho furnaces into the
audience-room of St. Patrick's churcn, in
Cambridge, N Y, on Sunday last. during
the services, aad affected the whole con.
gregation. Several persons were over.
cniue by sufiocatiou in the church and had
TO be carried into the parsonage. The
congregation was dismissed, aud GU reach
ing the open af some Of them dropped
down along tho roadside They wore al
resuscitated, however. and no serious con-
sequences followed.
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New YoRK, Friday, Feb. Of,

The grand jury has indicted Judge
Garrett of Staten Island for being drunk
on the bench, not paying over fines and
other malicasaDee in Office.
Daniel Dew is seriously i'll. Very
few persons ere allowed to see him, aud
his physicians are fearful of t. fatal result.
A suit has boon begun in tho United
States district court hy tho government
against tho agents of the York street fax.
spiuuing company, an English concern, to
recover 100000 gold for alleged under.
valuation ofinvoices Of linen goods,
The Brooklyn board Of audit is unable
yet to duplicate anybody except Baicau
and Gill in the tax frauds.
Cyrus W. Field arrived from Europe,
to-day, on tho Cuba.
The rcpturc between tho Hibornisas
aud St Patrick alliance OF Brooklyn is
healed, and they will parade on S, Pat
rick's day.
The divorce Case OF Windship. ,hs de.
trsuding broker. resulted, to-day. in az
allowance tn LIS wife OF $40 per week
aimouY, aud S5UO Tor counsel fees.
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BATTLE N ruBA-An Havana letter
states that it is currently reported there
that recent baltic near Puerto Principe
engaged three thousand Spanish troops
against five thousand Cubaus. Over
three hundred Spauiards were killed and
wounded, including Brig Gen. Bascomos,
the Spanish commander There are no
evidence that any Cubans were captured,
or that they we're more that barely re.
pulsed. The Spaniards, however, claim
that the Cubans were very heavy losers OF
men,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-03-03

FoREIdN.--Sr John Burgess Karslakc
has been made Acknowledgement in the
new British Ministry Sir Richard Bag
galay has been made Solicitor General.
M. THEIRS has reiterated his belief that
Republic is the ouly possible govern
ment for France.--A brutal fight occur.
red between tho townsmen of Quimixtlan
and Huasacualco, ia Mexico.-The Duke
of Abercorn has been made Lord.Lieu.
tenant of Ireland Thomas Edward Tay.
lor has been made Chancellor Of the
Duchy of Lancaster Sir Charles Adder.
ley has been made President of the Board
OF Trade 10 the new British Ministry
A great battle has been fought between
the troops of Sir Garnet Wolscley and
the Ashantcea without any decided re.
suit tho British loss was very heavy.
The British communications are said to
he threatened.-The question Of recipro-
city with the United States was discussed
in the meeting of the Canadian Board OF
Trade on Tuesday .-The Republicans in
the French Assembly have greeted NJ.
THEIRS enthusiastically on account Of bis
recent letter on French Republicanism
The British forces under Sir Garnet
Wolseley have captured Coomas.io after
five days hard lighting. Tho King oil
Ashauteo promised to sign treaty OF
peace.-Tbo Causdisn Board of Trade
Was 10 session on Wednesday and THUS
day. The question OF reciprocity with
the United States was uDder discussion
for long time Tho weather Thursday
was tempestuous IN Great Britain aud on
its coasts.
E1.Pres;icnt Theirs was Friday pre-.
sented with an album sent By the French
residents in New YORK In response tc
the spokesman OF the delegation which
brought the album. Theirs said /: "Thi,
gift is strong testimony Of the esteem
of Ffenchmcn residing in several Ameri.
can cities. whom distance preserves FROM
the political passions prevailing here, and
who represent the impartial judgment Of
pos,crity The nobIo example Of Wash
ington should be model Tor Of all lis
Those who govern France will be FORUM
ate il uniredly they succeed in accom-
p!ishing The work God gave Washington
to achieve alone. have hopes that COT
will bea. these words to your American
companion"
The Court Of Appeals has DISMISSED
the claim Of Noundoyif, who styled him
sell Louis XVII, prououucing him q
crafty adycntlre..
1t is officially announced thar The Duk'
of Edinburgh aud his wife, accompanied
by tho Queen will enter Lonion on Marcel
II.
News through Carlist sources say
the Spanish army under Gen. Morinoe
has made three attacks on the Carlis
force before Billion. and wa, repulsce
each time.
The government has withdrawn Ia,
garrison from Tolosa i'll the province o
Guipu2,oa.
The cholera CONTINUES TO rage viii
unated fury in Buenos Ayres. and man,
persons are dying.
The insurgents in Japan have ad
, vauced to the walls of Nagaski, and Their
has been some fighting, but with wha
result is unknown. The foreign resi-
dents are safe under tho protection O
their consals aud men.of.war in the har
Dor.
The Emperor Francis Joseph has re
turned to Vienna from his vsi, 10 til
Gear.
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Tng GREAT AMERICAN CoNsuMPrIoS REMEDY,
DR.. Wm. HALLS Balsam for the Lungs, cures the
worst cases Of Coughs, Coda and all diseases Of
the Lungs, Throat and Chest. For Whoopng
Cough and Group it is certain specific. The
most obstinate cases surely yield to HALLS Bal
sam, when used perseverirsly Stands at thu
head of all cough preparations Sold everywhere
John +. Henry, Currsn 4 Co, proprietors, 5 i
College Place, n. Y.
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Is oppression after eating, or a depressing dull
ness Of spirits; with fataenoe or belching up of
wind. and almost always follows Costiveness. DR..
Harrison's Peristaltic Lozenges give quick and
permanent relief. They are pleasant, portable,
dc not require increase Of dose, never grippe, and
for Constipation Of the Bowels, Piles, Headache,
Dizziness Irregularities, aud other Female Weak
ncsscs, they arc Incompatible. Trial box, 50 cts.
Large box, c0 cts, and mailed free for this last
pfioc =
DR.. HARRTSONS ICELAND BALSAM
a spl ndid cure for coughs, husrscness, and all
throat and lung complaints. For Yale by T.. s.
HARRISON E. CO.. proprietors. No. Ire
mont Temple, Boston, and all druggists 46ml
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-03-03

The last great scandal is the "Sanborn
contracts" MIR. Sanborn is, it appears,
friend OF General Butler, and as the
latter generally turns up when there is
any particularly AagTaot iniquity unearth.
ed at Washington, ne is supposed to have
proGted by the appointment of this man
as q special detective aud iniermer
Sanborn's business was to collect unpaid
taxes. and his share was one half the
amount. lilo went to work 20 diligently
that over four houdred thousand dollars
soon came in, Of which he obtained over
Two hundred thousand There is no rea-
son to believe that the duty he performed
could not have been undertaken Just US
well by the regular officers of The Govern.
ment. la many eases eolusion is sus-
pected, regular taxes being left ancolleot-
ed for his especial t.-Bah. Ga.
zstte.
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INDIANS PREpARIN0.-The Indians Gu
tho Grand River agency, Dakota Terri
tory, killed private Collins of the 9TH
infantry and stole several horses.
A dispatch from For, Sully says the
Indians intend concentrating at tho foot
Of the Black Hills by the lst Of April,
preparatory to a general war upon the
whites during the summer.
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Why VIII You
-.

To all persons suffer
lug itOin khyumatism,
Noursisia, Cramps In
tuo stomach, bilious
Clio, pain iu the buck.
DVwvls or side, we
would say, TIE HoUss.
HVL b PANaCkA aud
FAMILY LISiNksT is Of
all others tho remedy
W want for internal
aud external use. It
mas cured the above
Complaints Ia thousands
of cases. There ia DO
mistake about it. Try it.
>old by all Druggists.
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cakeb breasts. sealis, burns, salt-rheum earschs,
oto, upon tho human frame. and of strains, spav-
in. gals, eto, upon animals in one year than
nave all other pretended remedies since the world
logan, TAey are counter-irrltant. ail-healins
pain relieveis cripplcs throw away th,ir
cru,ches, the lano walk. poisvauus bites are rem
lsred harmless aud tho wounded are healed with
out a Gear. Tho reeipe is published around each
bottle. They sell 10 other article ever sold
before, and tnsy sell because they do just wnHt
they pretend to dJ. fnvsv who now sutsr from
rheumatism, pain or swelling deserve t. suIer If
they will act Us, Csntaur Lininent, white wrap
per. More than lUO certificates Of remarkable
cures including frozen limbs. chronic rheduat-
ism, govt, running tumurs. etc, have been re-
ceived We will send circular containing GER
tidoates, tho recipe, etc, gratis to any one re-
questing ii. One bottle Of the yellow wrapper
Centaur Linimout is worth ono hundred dollars
for spawned or sweenied horses and muies, or for
screw-worln in sheep. Stock-o"neFs-these linl-
ments are worth your attention. No family
should be without them. "White wrapper 7
family use;" yellow wrapper for animals. solo
by ali druggists. 90 cents per bottle; iarge T.
ties, 81. j. Is. Ross & Co, So broadway, New
York
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Custoria is moro that a substitute Tor Lastui
Oil. 1t is the only safe article ia xi-tence which
is certain to assimulate tho food, regulate the
bowels. euro wind -oole and produce al sleep.
IL contains neither minerals, morphine or alcu-
hol and is pleasant TO take. Children need net
cry aud mothers may rest. 32yl
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The concluding examination Of the
bodies Of the Siamese twins revealed the
fact that the two livers we're really one
body, the parenchymstous tissues being
continuous between them. 1t was also
found that the bond contained four
pouches of peritoneum, besides liver It's.
sue, so that any attempt, during life, to
separate the twins would in all probabili-
ty have proved fatal.
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Sudden changes VI climate nre sources of Pull
mcnary, Bronchial, and Asthmatic Affections.
Experience having proved that simple remedies
often act speedily and certainly, when taken Ia
the early stages Of the disease, recourse should
BE- at had to Dr. n. q. Whites Pulmonary
Elixir let tue cold, cough, or irritation be ever
50 slight; as by this precaution serious at
tack may be odectualy warded of.
Ask your druggist or dealer for "The House.
hold Receipt Book" which contains information
valuable to all housckeepers, or a copy will DO
forwarded iree by mail, application to Loren
3. Lord, Burlington, Vt. 46m3
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in this and neighboring towns, who daily suiei
from the distressing effects Of kidney troubles
who do not know that Johnson's Anodyne Liui
nent is almost o certain cure. In severe cases
great relief may DO obtained if not perfect cure
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DisAsrRous FIRE IN PANAMA.-New
York, F,6, 2S.-Privsla advces receiv.
ed III this city state terrible conasgra.
tion occurred in Panama on the 18th
inst, '.brre'J the largest portion ct the
business psrt OF the town was destroyed.
The losses are estimated at over one
million dollars, mostly insured in Londoa.
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Dent ruin your health by taking vilainous al
ooholic compounds. Groene's Oxygeuated Bit
tiers are purely medical, and may be relied on tc
cure dyspepsia and all disorders Of the stomach
Tried and true. John L. Henry, { College
Place N Y
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some plan fer providing an additional
course of special agricultural instruction,
by lectures or o;herwiseior the benefit OF
young farmers, or young men who pro-
pose to make agriculture their calling.
Messrs Dooglss, Jameson. Heath aud
SAford, Of tue State Board of Agricul.
turs, Henry Lane oil Cornwall, Mr. Prin.
gle oil Charlotte,snd Hon. 4 Ii. Stevens,
OF knosburgh, we're among those present
from abroad. The evening was spent III
earnest discussion. and we hope iu due
time to be able to make definite announce.
ment of valuable results for the farmers
and the institution, following from the
meeting.
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MARRIED.

In Salisbury, VI, Fob. 10. at the home of the
brides ia her, by Rev. l.. c. Partridge, Mr., George
p, Hammond, Of Boston, Mass, and Miss Ruby
A. Deming, only daughter Of VIM. Deming ESQ
In Shorehsm, Feb. Ia, by Rev, K. Haven
John T. Rich and Sarah L. Rich, daughter oil
Hon. d. Rich, both of S.
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We notice thai the agricultural papers all over
the country recommend tho use OF sheridan ;
Cavalry Condition Powders Exchange.
Farmers aud othors in this section have long
known and appreciated the advantage Of these
powders over all others.
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William A. Simmons was Thursday
confirmed collector Of the Port Of Boston
by a vote Of ~ TO II notwithstanding
both Boutwell, and Sumner spoke against
the nomination, aud Butler triumphed.
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hiidTen Often LOOK Pale and
sick

from no other cause than worms In the & omseh
BROWNS VEKMIFuGE COMFIT5
will destroy worms without injury to the child
being perfectly WHITE, aud tree from all color
ing other injurious ingredients usually used ia
worm preparations
GUKTI, & BROWN, Proprietors.
No 2l5 Fulton street, New York.
Sold BY Druyyists AID Cheriss and Dealers ~