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To AGGHAyATE DYsrErs1A, introduce alcohol into
the stomach, and thereby rob the digestive fluid Of its
solvent power. Saturato piece of bread and meat
with gastric juice, and II will dissolve. This is di-
geston. Add to such mixture a little alcohol, and
It VIII not dissolve. This Illustrates indigestion Be-
ware then, ye dyspep.cs Of tinctures, infusions
decoctions containing spirituous liquors. Shun all
such rum "tonics," and rely solely DR.. walker
Vinegar Biters, the finest herbal invigoraut known,
and free FROM the fiery curse OF alcohol. 90
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STATE OF VERMONT, Marlboro. SIS.

~ BHthe PROBATE Court for said District.
To all persons interested in the Estate Of TYLER A.
HICKS, late Of Nottingham in said district, de-
ceased, Greeting.
You hereby notified that this Court will decide
upon the application Of Melissa L. Hicks widow Of said
deceased for the Assignment Of the whole Personal
Property Of said Estate session thereof 70 be held
At the Probate once in Brattleboro, on the last
Saturday Of February, AID 1875 when and where you
may be heard in the premises ~ you see cause
ASA KEYEg Reoister
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STOP THAT Cough mo pulmonary disease,
however chronic Obstinate resist the healing
influence of Dr. MoRRIs' SYRUP OF Tan, WILD CHER
ny AND HoREHoUND. As remedy for Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, Bronchitis Hoarseness, So.e Throat, and
preventive Of Consumption, it has no equal; clears
and strengthens the voice of speakers and singers
cures CRouP in few minutes and takes away all the
distress of WHoOrIsG CoUGH; contains no opium or
other dangerous drug, and is pleasant to take. eu
6TythiHg has failed in your case, try Trial bottles
l0c II. G. willard Co.. sole agents for Bratleboro.
call and ask them about 1t. Smith. poOlitte Smith,
Boston, General Agents. 3-2
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MANHOOD RnsToRnp.

victim OF youthful imprudencs, causing premature
decay nervous debility, etc. having tried in vain ey-
which he will send free to his fellow sufferers Ad-
dresSJ H. REEVES, 70 Nassau ST. New York, l-is
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KENDALLS PICTORIAL BALSAM.
IN Read the following unsolicited testimony;

PLYMOUTH, W., Oct. 0, 1874.
FRANCIS FEM Co.-GehfieineHs have had the
oatarrh for three four years. TO years ago this
spring got cold and the phlegm settled 10y lungs
and running me into consumption as fast as pos
sible. My husband and parents said would not live
year In the condition was IN, was not able to co
my own work, and was coughing myself away as fast
possible had doctors and had taken other m ed
icines but none Of them did any good. Last spring
my husband went to the store to get something for
me TO take, and told to try bottle OF your Pecto
raj Balsam. When he brought It home l told him IL
was no use throwing away money, there was moth
ing that would do me any good but when had taken
1.-TWO or three times saw that t helping me and
continued taking It. When had taken two bottles OF
II was cured have not enjoyed good health for
ave years as do now and can It was your Pecto
raj Dalsam that cured shall with pleasure rec
ommend 1t to every one see who is troubled with
lung diseases. cannot express half my
thAnkfulness to you when think that your Pectora
Balsam has saved me. will say is good for all 1t
is recommended for and will not be without II In tho
house so long a. can get IL Yours ever,
mrs. D. II, gibson.
Only soc for large bottle.
Francis FEM CO., Proprietors,
tR-sold by all Druggists, Rutland, VI.
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Real Estate Loan Office,
LEWIS d KELLEY,
3o2 NleoIet Avenue, MINNEAPOLIS, MINI.
NJ. ". LEWIS, Minneapolis.
A. 4. KELLEY. formerly of Pntnhr-

Special attention given to the placing OF funds on
Real Estate In city and vicinity, that it will net
the lender ten to twelve per cent interest," payable
semi-annua1y. Mortgage deeds taken to secure notes
for principal, with coupon notes attached given for
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n. W. Lewis, having been dealer in real estate for
several years, makes special inspection Of all property
upon which money is loaned.
Send for circular showing our method OF doing
business
All loans made by u.s. as well as the Interest on
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g. Sleeper Co., h. A. Lewis 4 Co, Boston, Mass;
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Diamond Rheumatic Cure.

In It's history this invaluable Medicine occupies the
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and always sought for by them whenever troubled
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This medicine Is for sale by all Druggists through
ont the Bnited States and Canada. II II happens that
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Tor it to the Wholesale Agents,
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w. w. WHIPPLE & co.,
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TENDER LuSos cannot long Withstand the Irritation
Of violent cough. They first become iniAmed and
then tuberculated unless the mischief is arrested.
One bottle OF Hqls'' Horny Of Horelound and Tar
will generally cure the worst cough and prevent all
danger. Cltontol's, 9Th Avenue. Sold by all
Druggists.
Plies Toothachc Drops cure in minute.
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35(rtna.

In Bcattebara, FEB. 70, son to Oscar ]. and sus.
W. willard.
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Netn A0b:rtfst Memts.

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chas. n. Davenport, Attorney.
STATE OF VERMONT,
~ WRDHAM COUNTY CLRRKis oFFIcF.
DORA Z. wAsHBURNE v. HAMMOND N WASH
BURNE.

DORA Z. wAsHBURNE '. HAMMOND N. WASH
BURNE.
Whereas on the 18th day Of January, A. D. 1875,
Dora E. WAsHDURNE Of Brattleboro In said County,
filed in this office her petition against her husband
Hammond N. Washburne, formerly Of the same Brat
teboro, now Of parts unknown to her, praying Tor
divorce from him for the Of wu desertion for
three years and upwards, which petition is returnabe
to the next term of the County Court for said County
to be held on the second Tuesday of April 1875, at
Newfane, in the County aforesaid.
And it appearing that said Hammond N. washburne
resides without this State that the ordinary process
Of law cannot be served upon him. 1t is ordered that
the petitioner notify the said Hammond N. Wash
burne Of her said petition and Of the term Of the
Court to which the same is returnabe by publishing
the substance thereof, with this order, for three
weeks successfully in the Vermont Phoenix, printed
at Brateboro aforesaid, the last publication to be at
least sx weeks previous to said April term of
said Court which publication will be deemed SUFFICIENT
notice to said Hammond n. Washburne to appear and
make answer to said petition.
R. TYLER, County Clerk.
Geo. Howe, Plf g Atty. 40
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LITTLE THINGS make up the sum Of mans happi-
in this life. An ill-fttng collar Destroys full
dress and may be avoided by using only the fnvoro
Elmvood aud Warwick Collars offered by Geo. NJ.
Glacier 4 Co., Boston. Sold by all dealers
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He1aI Notices.
CTATEOF VERMONT. Marlboro SIS.

- lA1 EOf EhmON Il, m0TlDOTO, 30,
~ TheProbate Court for said District:
To all persons interested in the Estate Of ABIAL A.
WALKER, late Of Dummerston, deceased, Greeting:
Whereas, Sabrina Walker has presented TO this
court an instrument purporting to be the last win
said deceased, for probate: You hereby notified
that this court will decide upon the probate Of said
instrument at the session thereof TO be held at the
Probate Once in Bratteboro in said district on the
last Saturday Of February AID. 1875 when and where
you may appear and contest the same II you see
cause. ASA KEYES, Register.
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Scm Aoberttse memts.

ITO INVESTORS.
have for sale $500 of the stock Of First National
Bank OF Bratteboro. Win SELL exchange for u 8.
bonds.
$40 CHAs. n. DAVENPORT, Atty.
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RHEUMATIC
CURE /!

This statement is substantially FACT, based upon
evidence in the possession Of the Agents In the shape
If numerous testimonials from past sufferers In all
the walks Of life, and particularly from some OF our
most respectable and trustw orthy families.
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BrattIeboro Academy.

ough instruction given in studies preparatory to Col
lege, French and Music. PROF. sCHUsTER has
been secured give lessons in Instrumental Music to
all desiring it. Every eIertion will be made to make
the School meet the demands and expectations OF its
patrons. For rms of board tuition, ETC., address
for Catalogue
VT. LANG, A. NJ, Principal.
West Brattlrboro, VT, Feb. 2, 1878. GIL
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ITOR SALE.

on liberal terms that very desirable and well built
House with Lot on Oak St., and late the residence Of
Mr.. JOHN r. PITKIN. House built by Mr. H.
GLOYRE and is in first rate order.
Inquire on the premises Of IRA PIERCE, Esq, or
of H. GLOVER, Esq, Brattleboro or Of GEO. d.
PlTKIN, Esq, Administrator, IS Murray st., New
York. 2ml
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NUR Friends aud Patrons will find us well supplied
with goods in oil the departments Of our business.
We cali attention to leading articles.
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TET A MTEn Agents for the LIFE AND
wv IAN ILL EXPLORATIONS OF
DIR. AIy1NGBTONR." Complete, authentic;
fresh book. Price suited to the times. Address
B. B. RUSSELL, Publisher, Boston, Mass.
The St. Cloud journal., 1875-10-21

PERSONA (,sps. e NJ. c6lIf61 and B.
Tsybr. Esq. asarted br LitlsF aloa-,
day aftsraosa 70 attend : torn 81 ~ pis-
1ics Court. Judge McKslvy aid u. e.
Gordon, Esq, went Tuesday morning.
Messs. Collins and Taylor returned last
evening. No business Of special impor-
tanoe came before the Court. s.,.s y. 3 !.
Nj. II. E. Collins has gons 70 Fost Rip
slsy on his annual @ winter s hunting szpsai-
tion. ~ 8 g aaa
Major N. +. Norton, ! former resident Of
70 sauk, in this comfy, nov pr.csicing law
At Albany, N. Y, arrived last Friday to
Pend 8 month or two in this vicinity. He
~ dimes are fsArfllly dull in tho capital
city Of the Empire State.
We had 4 call Saturday from Mr.. D. w.
Fowler, one ofIMaine Prairis's bsst oii-
1sns. & % - +'E'5s : !
Mr.. Alb. Van der Vslde, ofBsntoaS chin Z
y, starts next Monday for Amsterdam, Amsterdam 70
spend the winter OF coarss, lie AN In:
tsllgsnt citizen, be has made a-zanssmenta
b have TxH Journal mailed to him in
Holland each week. gnsss s.r -
Ex-senator Ramsey was in the city, Last
Friday. ~~n... 49,,
Mr.. A. p. Burbank was accompanied
this time BY Mrs. Burbank, who became
such in San Francisco some three months
ago. They were the guests, while here, Of
the Hon. G. F. Davis. " .z%<-'},4
We had a call yesterday from Mr.. L. D.
Burch, the Western Editor of the Chicago
Cbmmere;al Advertiser, who Il taking look
At our city and the surrounding country
with, = view to writing both up for his pa-
per. BE is greatly pleased with this part
of Minnesota. t.
The St. Cloud journal., 1875-10-21
q GARRULOu INA W1TlgEss.

M At the last tsrm of The Di.triot Court
held st Willmar, Judge McKslvy presided
for Judge Brown. Although very oouf.s,
ous and afiable, yet he is quiet and prompt.
A very garrulous witness was on The stand
hs bad long stQsx to tell and hs Wa. "a.
determined to tell Il IL his own way indie
pendent Of either The Judge or lawyers.
Finally one ofthe attorneys became iimpa.
tient, and told him TO stop, but without ef
fsck The Judge then tried his hand, and
after several insufficient attempts, bio cpstly
addressed the witness thus: ii. & iz.s
Stop, sir, stop! When I tell you, to stop,
l mean it? Do you understand ma rs il. Il
Witness did stop moment, gsasly look.
Cd e. the court, as though surprised that
bis eloquence was not better, appreciated,
and coolly drawled out, s r e. ! !
~ 'Ish dot sop sss' & zs.1F e r.' g. r.
% The effect Of his manner and language
can be better imagined than described
Lttchfeld Ners-L Ledger. - :. ..c.,-s
The St. Cloud journal., 1875-10-21

Ar a: recent conference Of the Pres
idents q the three New York trunk
lines-the New York Central, Erie
and Pennsylvania railroads.&c. was
decided that the rates should be in.
creased 1t once Oh ali iteightss coming
from the West, and tIat.as soon :.
possible taerates for Eastern freight
should also Be raised, = and that tie
contract system should be sbolished
as soonsas the existing contracts made
by the agents have expired. :: b. Circu:
lars have already been issued prohib.
iting agedts from making any further
contracts for the transportation Of
goods 1t lees than the full tariff. rstes,
and as soon as existing contrscts have
expiredsa return must be made to
the different companies. -. -
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The St. Cloud journal., 1875-10-21

The Papal Nuncio in Madrid, in q
remarkable circular to, the Spanish
Bishops, protests against the religious
liberation granted under the proposed
new Spanish constitution, which it de-
nounces as a "false principle in na-
ton eminently Catholic" The fol-
lowing is the text Of the offensive ar
ticle in the proposed constitution
:: mo one can be molested on Spanish ter
ritory for his religious opinions, nor for the
exercise of his respective worship, unless
necessary from the respect due to Chris
tan morality"
II This passage is declared by. the
Nuncio to be "f fraught with disastrous
consequences to. the Spanish nation,
which, from time. im,nemorial has
been in the possession of the precious
treasure of Catholic unity"
The Spanish Government refuses to
sanction the change proposed BY the
Papal Nuncio. Whilelt adheres to
the Catholic Church, and respects its
teachings; it will not deny to other re-
ligious organizations the right to pro-
lection, and equality before the law:
An answer to this effect has been sent
- . . 49,: Hil.. = -
The St. Cloud journal., 1875-10-21
Notice Of Mortgage Foreclosure.

= -,
Whereas default has been made in the conditions
Of sertsiu mortgage msde, executed and deliv-
cred BY Byron F.Catr and Martha b. Carr, his wife,
- 1oEtg1gors, unto Joseph n. Smith, as Mort
gaeee, bearing date September 18th, A. D. 1874,
and duly recorded In the Office of the Register Of
Deeds In and tor the county Of Stearns, State Of
Ai1neeot: on The 9stdsy ofNovemeer, A.D1s74, At
on page es, which W. given to secure the payment
Of the sum Of Four Hundred dollars according to
the conditions Of two t2 promissory notes for Two
Hundred Dolla1 each; one for $4,000, due Sep
tsmber 18th, 1875, and ono for y2OO0O due Septem-
cent. per annum;
And whereas, said Joseph II. smith, Aortgagee,
before the maturity OF satd note, by written in
seFament, d1iy sold, sadgned and transferred the
same and said morteege e Andrew ,. Smith, which
The St. Cloud journal., 1875-10-21
SWEAT AFTER POTTER.

Geo. w. sweet, Of . committee appointed
by the recent State spiritualist convention
to make further investigation into that
Potter boots-stealing affair, was in town on
Saturday and Monday taking testimony.
He obtained a carpet-sack full Of sworn
statements and went on his way with de-
Termination that there should be no white
washing this time. He will send US the
report of the committee as soon as it is
made. - Oscatonna Journal. -
A Mr.. Sweet, an attorney of St. Paul, was
in town the past week, looking up evideuos
In relation to ]. L. Potter, the ,spiritualist
State Lecturer, who was charged With the
larceny Of q pair of boots at Owatonna.. :. He
took af6davits from Messrs. Henry Riddle
iandEJ. F. Wright, each of whom heard Nj:
Potter confess u having stolen the boots, and
from W. A. sperry, Esq, in relation to his
not advising. Potter to settle the matter.
Mr.. Sweet said that he had secured evi-
dence enough to convict Potter Of theft.- -
Manto.ri4e EIxpress.. :s.2soH.
The St. Cloud journal., 1875-10-21

AxSAAA1AV1xVN ULsXAR
sssssss. s4Es NEW sAnDOI.
At The! Oatholic chsrch in this CITY. on
Sunday next the ceremonies connected With
the solemn benediction of the Rev. Alexius
Edelbrock as Abbot 7Sof st. Loui.
Abbey viii take place. "A number.
: ssoiss IA de1laapishsd prelates from abroad
hAye ban iAyiied and are expected, inoluds
aps met ag ( 81 ths Bishops Rrsasat atshs oes,,
aecfation Of Bishop seidenbush in June
last. The Abbot Of st. Vincent Pa, the
President of thS Order ofst. Bensdict has,
arrived ana will preach ssasermon in Ger
man. It il expected that the sermon in
Engiish will be by Bishop Grace, of st.
Paul. The services win begin at 10 o'clock
4. Y. and continue until about 2 o'clock p.
4. fs,, .ssse..s.. ! ;....s. y. y !,
An sxcqFsioa train viii come up. from
81. Paul. x number Of the former students
at 81 Johns College, which ,adjoin,s the
Abbey IN athis county, have presented Alb,
bot Edslbrock with 4 heavy gold chain,
and some ladiesof the same city have pre-
tsented him with an Abbots r;ns,oz4ss> @ege
The St. Cloud journal., 1875-10-21

IN. :Labonlaye writes ~ follows
in sending the address Of the Franco
American Union to the French press
% You will certainly appreciate the
spirit that animates this work, the
opportuneness Of our. demonstration,
the Importance Of showing the Amer
lean people that the country Of LAT:
ayette has remained faithful to it's old
traditions. ;. This is patriotic enter
prise, Intended u = tribute Of honor
TO the glorious memory Of our ~, fathers
and 70 draw doser The bonds. that unite
US to.a friendly nation. II is in ac-
cord with the sentiments Of all who =
desire France to hold the frst place
in thesremembfances and affections
Of the United States. We hope that.
the press, which always cooper.tes
whenever 4 patriotic question: arises,
rli be uaapimoos in o,if support, -
d 81 e - - l. r
The St. Cloud journal., 1875-10-21

i 1t is said that Messrs. D. G. Coe & Co,
of st. Paul, are said 10 have secured nearly
all the goods said to have been clandestine-
ly disposed of by NJ. D. Comstock, said to
be formly of this city, and said to be their
travelling agent and said to be dishonest.
BE is said to have taken orders while here
for large quantity of goods Al, prices said
TO be far below the prices of the house.; We.
do not state, Or declare anything herein
contained e being, = hct n as it is said that
these operation S. shirts and things are
very sensitive fellows and it may be, that
this Comstock may not be the Com
stock who victimized Mesars., ,Coe
4 Co., and we do not care to be called upon
to pay this Comstock 500 per line for this
paragraph, that price being much above
what even ue consider advertising in the local
columns of The JOURNAL worth. So, if
this Mr.. Comstock gets mad about it, we
want him to distinctly understand that we
mean Mr.. Comstock of "Hinckley."
Alice Simmons, aged about Is years,
daughter of Abram Simmons, Of Silver
Greek, had the fore finger torn from her
right hand in sorghum mill which she
was feeding, last Friday. When the mill
began to draw her finger between the rol-
lers she screamed, and one Of Mr.. Lam
bert's little girls cried out "whoaw and
stopped the horse. Her sister ran and
caught hold Of her arm and they tugged at
it till they pulled the finger off:-Monticello
Timer. ~, -. -.