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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-05-07
JERRY uIGLEY,s ESTATE.

Sih of 'ERAoNt e no az persons a.sst coz
DISTRICT or cHirTESDEs, IS. Jerry hi-r,. late n
o! Richmond, in said District deceased
GREETING.
AT a Probate Court holden at Burlington. within
aai for the District OF Chittenden the 2ith day OF
April, \. d. ISIS, an ,Instrumen'. Durportins
q Dc tas last VIII and Testament. o. Jury
his'eg, late Of Biehmuld in said Dis. It. de-
ceased. WAS presented O. the curt Aforesaid, ior
Probate, and il j. ordered by said Court that 18th
day ~ Mlr. 4. II. 1870. % the Probate Court
Rooms IN said darlington. he assigned llr proving
said instrument and that notice thereof he EVEN
u all persons concerned by Publishing this order
three weeks excessively In the Burlington Weekly
tFee Pres q newspaper printed At id Burliax-
ton, prev Gus 10 tho tme appointed.
Thereorl. YOU are hereby notified to appear before
sad Cont. al the time and place aforesaid, and CON-
test the probate cf said viii, if YOU have cause
Given under my hInd II Darlington in said Dis
trct, this -ith DAY o.. Apiii, \. D. 1873
iiwiG L. =. TAFf, Reg;
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MiDDLEBURY. son of Abel Allen about
four years old died on Friday of last week
|. will be recollected that Mr.. Allen lost his
right hand in a circular saw, few days
ago.
Teea;y-eight persons united with the
Congregational Church, last Sabbath,
twenty five by profession and three by letter.
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REAL ESTATE CHANGES L. {. Dodge has
I'D to Walter n. Green building lot cor
uer Of Maple and Union streets for So COO /;
aad also the lot next north Of the above 20
Charles B. Gray, for about $4,000.
George Daft has sold to Daniel Mullins a
house and lot on Myrtle street, for $500.
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IsAAo ciI,Nl.,s r:.r.rI.

STATE OF VERMONT, } To all persons con
DISTRICT OF cHiENDES ~ c Ins .9ia.s
Of Essex, IN said District, licensed
GREETING.
AT Pro ato Cow; holden az Buriin ston within
auI :ur tle District oi CLitjenGen on the 22i cay
OF ApTil a. d. l-1J, an Instrument purportnz 10
be the last viii anu Testament, Isaac Chase.
late " tsseN. in sad District. deceased, was
presented o the Court Aforesaid for Probate and
i s ordered bv SAID Court that the 18th day OF
May, 4 T. ISIS. 20 the PROBATE Court Rooms ia
said Bur i.u-rou, fs ass -n-d Cor proving said
Instrument, aud that notice there Of he iven 10 Nil
persons c1ncern-d, b. puti NJ this oder thee
weeks surc seivtly Ia tue Burlington Free Press.
newspaper printed az sa'd Burin.t n. previous :.
the time appointed.
Therefore You are hereby notified to appear beiure
said Court, at the tm1 and place Aforesaid, and
contest the probate 81 -aid will, IL YOU have cause
Given under ms hand. At Buriin ton in slid Dis
triet. this 81 day o., Ap.il. \. u. 1875.
fsw5S Is. =. TAFT Re Lister
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-05-07

The Grand Army of the Republic meet IN
National Convention in Chicago on the 18th
OF May. 1t is said to be not improbable
that they will arrange for mass meeting
in Philadelphia Jaly 1, 1876, of the soldiers
OF both armies.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-05-07

The Fletcher Library is not forgotten
these days. Dr.. Ilickok recently gave
seventy volumes The Unitarian Associa-
t.sH have sen, set OF their valuable pub
l.cs,ions go gols). and Mr.. Ware has con-
trihltei twenty standard books from his
library, making, in all, above one hundred
l..utgss for the mast week
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-05-07

Sickness is an affection that waits on US all. None
are exempt and there are none but need relie!
from its attacks. Whoever furnish this becomes
our benefactor. conviction prevails that Dr.
Ave does it. Disorders Of the blood have been
hea l by his SARsAPAnILLA and affections Of the
lun-s by his CHERRY PEcruRAL, too frequently, and
too distinctly TO be disputed. HIS AGuE CURE il
said, by those who use it, TO never fail Reader If
you must have medical aid, take the best of medi-
enc Poor re edies dear, as good are cheap, at
any price you have. to pay FOR then.-lChar lesion
Courier.l May }. d&wlt
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&saal gatifes.
DANIEL RAYS ESTATE.

ME, THE SUBSCRIBERS having been APP
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate Cean
.or the District Of Chlttenden, Commissioners e
receive examine and adjust the claims and demands
late OF Hlnvsbur-h. in said District deceassd.
anu also all claims and demands exhibited in omes
thereto; and six months from the day OF the dao
hereof being allowed by said Court for that purpose
we do therefore hereby give notice-that We WI
attend to tho business OF our appointment. u he
own Cerks otiiee, in Hinesbur.h said District.
on the hrst Wednesdays Of June and October next,
ht 10 O'Clock n M, on each OF said days
Dated this sta day Of April, A. ID. 1875.
= :, T. I. M,LFS; commissioners.
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r:llE subscriber has tvo Ful,-ble.d, Hesd-bo,x,
4 Jc sew "ul's, bred r. III the best butter stocx
the l. smtsek FIrbirk-," d-opped Ju-e %,
l-'i. n ~, a. J. c q. lierd-boos) f.; sire
"!NfOL' 1.- dam, sylvia ;
The uther. "urletus " tior. - dfOplei June 1873
sine, h-Iin-t.n III; tlm. Sc LAZY clifton" ssl
WI SD on.4 one % them; tie pa ch ,s-r 10 hsvs
bis clnc'- ofh 'fal- u.- e and eiy Ia mara re-
Lowest p.lcc ipT 90 B.>mi-rN' ss,tst, for Major"
s. un
viii s'.o sell orr Pail Ca-f d-oppsl NOV Is ls7i
sre, " B. ,asrcl Ftl uaaeS - Z IN, '-Virtre-s"
~ Pre- 5-Htt. TAT toe nr nGffe--
WILLIAM HAYDEN
Ap .. i-7I--iiveW Albany Vermont
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Mr.. \. A. Carpenter, of Huntington,
aims the second premium on big eggs.
lie has one in hi. possession that measures
- hV : inches and weighs ) ounces
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ASSIa.NEE,S NnrI.E

nISTRlCT OF VERMONT, Sat- Newport,
~ Vt. the sth day Of April. A. -. lS5.
The Undersigned hereby gives notice Of his az
pOintment ASS gnee # the estate an elects l
A. N. Dsgsett, OF Salem, in the county Of
Orleans, and State Of Vermont within sud
District, who has been adjudzea a BANKRUPT upon
own petition, by the Dist.ct Court OF saId
district. l. ROINkOS
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0ew advertisements.
LIBERATION NOTICE.

FI'HiS is to certify that have this day given my
L son, Patrick ID. Mills, his time during the re-
mainder Of mis- minority. shall not claim any OF
OF his earnings, nor pay any debts Of his contract
Ing after this date. FRANCIS d. MILLS
Hinesburgh, Vt, May |, ls75.-i5w3s
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is1tmcu; we're rendered, but the offer was
declined, as the Ere was by that time under
on;rol
\ NOTABLE Brslyzss CAREER Twenty
live years ago last Saturday, MAY LIST,
$500 Noah Allen, E.q. commenced the
hat ard fur business in Strongs building,
College street, this city, in the same apart
ment- which nov constitute portion Of his
present quarters. Through all the business
changes, failures and panics of this quarter
oi a century, Mr.. Allen has kept his BUSH
he's right along or the steady increa Sc, add
ing from time 10 time new facilities and
line. Of goods other than those embraced in
bis dr-tyenture, until now, the Queen City
Hat, Far and Clothing House, gives steady
employment to twenty. FIVE persons, and i.
without doubt the most extensive establish
ment oi the kind in the State and i also
connected with the clothing house of Allen
81 Son, Rutland, doing there large bust
ness Mr.. Aliens business career is a good
illustration Of what economy, allied with
keen business saEacity, energy and fair deal
iug, viii accomplish. lie had no rich rela-
tigcs 60 give him "staTt IN life. d" but made
his starting point and achieved success.
some Of his rules Of business, which are
worthy OF note and commend themselves to
all, have been TO always give entire salts
faction never to offer poor article at any
price t. anticipate the wants Of the pub
lie, and never let customers slip through
his fingers to employ none but the best
workmcn to never attemptto Disguise tho
TACT that be did business for a profit bv
irankness t. establish perfect confidence
between himself and Customers, and to keep
supervising eye over each and every de-
paTtment Of his business. Mr.. Aliens bust
ne-- is now in hourishing condition. He
can turn out at shortest notice ANYTHING
that can be called for in his lines of trade.
Mr.. Blackman, his cutter, gives universal
It's, aud his entire corps of workmen are
unezeelled Ii i, perhaps, needless to add
that he believes in newspaper advertising
as an element Of success, and our readers
will see that be has something to say in
another column.
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SPRsNGLESS TRUSsES AND
SUPPORTERS.

DIR. &. w. HotehiHins, of Rochester,
has finally consented, by this most earnest solicta-
tons Of citizens OF Chit,enden and Franklin coun-
ties, to visit, in three months, the following
places
Plattsburgh, Cumberland House, jane % % 4 "a
keesevillc, n. Y, Aussble House, 20, q a %
Port Henry n. Y, Lee House. %.
Burlington, Vt, Van Ness House, 90 3J& July /.
St Adams, Vt, American House. July 2, = 4.
Champlain, y. y. Champlain House, July 8.
DR.. IL. treats successfully Inguinal as we'll Um-
bilcal Hernias and VarisOcele which have hea ed
at the advanced age respectively, from sixty-fve
10 nlncfytwO years OF not speaking of younger
persons becau-o they are too numerous TO mention.
DR., II. has visited those pla es professionally be-
fore and 10 we'll and iavaraDly known. His Trusses
and supporters have always given the best OF sat
isiaetion. The russes have no springs or hard me-
talic substance It eau be worn isht and day, and
by so doing the rupture heals. There are persons
in these counties who have been entirely cured
under DR.. HIS treatment Therefore, all persOnt
afflicted with Hernia Of any description should
avail themselves of the opportunity On the above
named days he visits these places, and obtain
one Of the doctors ITusses and abdominal support
ers. DIR. -. comes only TO crafty those who have
places, who ieol grateful for the benefit they
have received, that their friends may get relela
well as themselves. Therefore, 20 early,
as he arrives.
DR.. llotchkius' Postolhco address is No. ll5
Powers Block, Rochester. N. Y. Send stamp Tor
Circulars and real test mOnials
Consultation free. Nay 3-dEN3m
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Rev. Geo. S. Guernsey will preach in
L,sex tUniversalist church, next Sunday,
Nay 9th, and lecture in the school house at
E-sex Junction. at o'clock p IN.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-05-07

s.. johns Las for some time been agitat-
ing the question of opening a road along
tho river rom the town to the barracks.
and there constructing a wharf, in order to
induce tie Lake Champlain steamers to
ran thither. \ committee OF the town
council recently waited on Supt. lnman at
tbs ,i,y, and received such encouragement
tl,t the road and wharf are likely to be
MT az once.
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AYRSHIRE CATTLE FOR SALE.

I WILL sell at the farm Of the late Carlos Baxter,
i in South Burlington, Fifteen Full-b God Ay rshlre
Cows, twenty-five Grade COWS. two Full blood Ayr
shire Bulls, three Ayrshire LETTERS and six Horses
and Colts.
The above stock can be seen on Application to
Mr. Burrill Lane, I'd, on the premises, who is
authorized to sell and deliver the same.
b. NJ. POPE,
Hay l-witkdtf Adm inistrator
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May ,deodGwlw VIfuS KILLIl

ECONOMICAL New FooD.-Twenty-five cents will
buy package of Sea Moss Farine, made from pure
Irish moss, which will make 80 kinds Of dishes such
as cakes pies puddings, &C., or l5 quarts Of Gus
tards. jellies, creams, Charlotte Russo, blanc
mango, &c. Sold by all Druggists and 6rocers.
April 30-deod&wly
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Snem advertisements.
FARM FOR SALE

A MAGNIFICENT FARM OF ABOUT I25 ACRES,
"A that can hardly be excelled in Vermont
This very desirable property is in a fine loo atty
on Browns River, which is Justly celebrated for
It's fine front. From the house you have OF the
finest views of NJ Mansfield. and also q splendid
western view. The location is very fine. the Com
pletion OF the Lamolle Railroad will bring it
within a mile Of depot. The farm is hut mile from
a successful cheese factory; mile 10 churches,
schools and postofice. Farm is in a good state OF
cultivation; can be moved with machine; has
orch ,rd small fruit, running water, DC. Large
house with L.. store house, hog house, ice house
tool house, large barn. 90x76, another barn. 3DxiO
two cattle sheds. Will keep twenty FIVE cows and
team the year round. Price low; easy terms.
W. Ii. s. WHITCCMB
May 7-i5wti Burlington, VT.
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Dyspepsia IS a Hydra Headed Monster from
which originate nearly all "the ills the human
flesh is heir to-" The Peruvian Syrup, a protected
SO nton OF the protoxde OF Iron Is long tried and
plant. 1t has cured thousands when other remedies
have failed. May |, -d3taw&wlt
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DECORATION DAY IN BURLINGTON. As
the Both of May, this year, will occur on
Sunday. the exercises of Decoration Day
will take place on Saturday. the Goth inst.
1t has become custom to listen to two ad
dresses, one from a citizen and the other by
a soldier citizen, and this year the speakers
will be Sergeant Lucius Bigelow, formerly
of the Fifth Vermont Regiment, and Hon.
Daniel Roberts, of this city. We congrat-
ulatc Post Stannard on securing these able
speakers. as anything they may say on the
occasion will be sure to be appreciated. In
accordance with q vote taken by the Post
Immediately after Decoration Day one year
ago, the ceremonies will be made to con-
form this year. with those in the larger
cities, and the graves OF deceased soldiers
will be decorated by the members Of tho
Post aud the returned soldiers Of the city
1t has been found to be impracticable to as
semble the large numbers of citizens. as
heretofore, in the cemeteries to listen to the
addresses there. and the addresses will be
delivered in City Hall. When the arrange
ments are completed the full programme
will be published.
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A gentleman who has recently visited
The southern part of the State-more espc-
eiallY Windsor county-intorms US that the
season here is apparently two or three weeks
IN advance of what it is there in some sec
tons the snow is still from two to three feet
deep.
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MILTON BUTTER MARKET, May 3.-buttef
dali and lower. Common TO good, 10 10
pc; choice 2ie. Shipments, 900 pounds
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ST.. ALBANs BUTTER MARKET, May A.
Market dull. Quotations Fair to good,
Il 70 ISc choice. 20c selections, 22c.
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BURLINGTON AND VICINITY.

Interesting city, county and state news
will be found on the fourth page oil THIS
naper.
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Specimens sent from the Bishop silver
mine al Nottingham. VI. to California
for analysis have Welded at the rate OF SGD
silver and Sll gold a ton. and party is
coming on to develop the properly.
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4ankrupt Hotires.
In RANNRuRTcY-

nIsTRICT OF VERMONT, IS AT Bennins ton.
IL VT, the 18th day Of April A. d. 1875.
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of his ap-
pontment IS Assgnes Of the estate Of Champaign
Noyes and Merritt w. Noyes. partner, under the
name OF =. NJ W. royes' OF bennington, in the
in said istrict who have been adjud ged Bankrups
upon their own petition, by the District curt Of
said District. ABRAHAM b. GARDNER
45w3w Assignee
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i.r1e small boys attempted to dump a
-asl Of refuse matter into the rayne
.a-, a. the posto!ice. the other afternoon,
t- fortunately approached too near the
.-.>. The result was that boys, horse, cart
.I. .-hAi~h rolled down the cmbankment
.a .-a promiscuous mas, reaching the bot
ua in an exceedingly demOrahzed condi-
a.n. some by>tanders kindly exoavatcd
,.e rubbish and at length extricated the
hogs, Who were found weeping profusely
5lt entirely uninjured, and on inyestiga-
t.aa j: was found that the harness and
shafts were the only things damaged.
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The l.idge over Quecaee Gnlf on the
Woodstock Railroad will be the highest
bridge ~ New England. Exact measare-
ment from the rocks in the river bed to the
track, l63 feet
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STATE OF VERMONT, , The Honorable t.s
DISTRICT roHTESps D 9c Of I Chtt en- 4s
To TIE hers and all persons Interested in the estate
q James kagX, late Of Essex. in said
district. deceased. GREETISG.
w HEKEAs Application 3. n been made 10 this
w Court ID Wr.t.uz. boy the aiminist stOr ~
sa.d estate prayn- for license and authority to
sell the -cI. estate II said deceased. setting
furjh tlsrein THAI 10 would &c euefcitl TO tic
heirs sul a. 4 us interested tIe estate Of said
deceased t. sell the Whale q th real estlt- OF said
decCa-ea sal convert tke s7p~ mt lnOnes aed all
The heirs 30 thi- ,stl-e h4v-r- giv>n their Wrttsn
consent 60 such sair-
Whcreupau. iho sd q Court appointed and asst sned
the -,h Gay 81 NHy \ p. $50, At the Probate
Court Rooms. sii4 D.-tTiet o. hear anu decide up
On said lpp4 cation, and petition, and ordered
pubic ne re thereof Re gwen 70 all persons nteI-
ested therein hf publishing SAID orter, together
with the tme aud p.1ce o.. herring. tlree Eeess
ces-ivriy loo the br...a-5gI Free Press newspaper
which circulIigs in tas nei-hhofAocd OF those
persons interested ia slit ,-.stc. al which pub
Lea. ois snail tc previous Co the day assigned FOR
hcarin-.
Therefore. You are hereby not iei "a appear be-
fore said Count at le tire ami place assigned. then
and there in sIid uff, o. mike your objections 10
the granting such lCrnse, +. you see cause.
G.vcn under my hand % the Probate CeEE:
Rooms. tbs 10th dly " April. \ d. lS7J.
f3wow Il. =. TAFT, Register
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AUCTION SALE.
b A N X Il U PIT ESTAT

IA N X X UPT ESTATE.
FI'HE Subscribers as Assignees in Bankruptey OF
L the estate OF III Barnum, OF Milton. will sc /
at Public Auction, on the I5tn day of May. at 10
O'Clock .. m. at the Elm Tree House, in Mil,cn.
w. the following property belonging to said estate
viz.
About twelve acres Of land near the mouth Of
Dead Creek ESQ called, in sail Milton also all the
Bankrupt interest in the right of dover OF tne
widow Of Thomas Elwell, deceased. late OF said
Milton, being interest in certain land now a.eu-
pied by Patrick Moiies.
We will also sell ut the same time and place the
Bankrupt's interest in ten promiss,ry notes even
FOR the sum Of 81 0Oo.0D each. and sned Henry e
Barnum.
Darlington, April Goth. 1875.
JED D P. e. CLARK Assisns.s.
4lu2x
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Gommerrial.
" aseTtown Union Live stock Market.
May s..
AMOUNT or LIVE STUCK AT 2AREEr.


AMOUNT or LIVE STUCK AT HARzEr.
Cattle Sheep & Lambs. Swine.
This week.-....-. 81 1868 lee
Last week---..... O2j LOSS
From NermOnt...- y 2ss
Prices Of Market Beef-A few choice, $40 5Ja = ;
extra, 0OOGlO . first quality, s. ~ az 90; sec
ono quality, So 50l5 90; third quality, s. 20 a6 p.
Prices Of Store Cattle-Working oxen per pair
500, $50, s75, $40, Mich Cows and Calves,
from Sss5R63. Farrow Cows s2O0i0; extra, s65Ge5 !.
learlings, $l0D2U; Two Years Old, slsd30; Three
Years Old s2SGD45.
Prices Of Sheep and Lamhs-Tn lots, 90. 50 o. 81 60,
and 50 81 each; extra, 81 % a -, or rom 81 10
&c q 70 Fancy Lambs, SIC Y 10. Veal Calves, 80
IA 20.
Prices Of Hides Tailow and Skins Brighton
Hides, aisle ID TaliOw, 5t6 &c v 10 Country
az . each; Cali skins la so y ID.
REMARKS.
Cattle 50 Northern cattle and is head OF West
ern. hose from the West a M Nture oi native
and Texas steers, weighing from 1850 n l10O bs. b
the head. Prices Inclined 20 deprecat. Not now
ever much OF change On some lots e q h lower
at live weight sales OF Western &; g %.
live weight. The best pair Of Northern oxen at
market were handled by NJ. Pike. and fAtted
State Agricultural Farm, at Hanover n. H., fine
cattle, weight 400 bs.
Sheep-Not 4 single dr0yer has sold a 1ne hlcSs
Of sheep at as high price as last week within iul
&c Y 70. number OF car LOADS arrived on the lat
OF the week, but included the rec5i pts for tie
week since last market day. Prices, - al e Z IN.
Poultry he movement IN poultry l. quiet, being
very light supplies on sale. Ne quote uest lots al
Ice Pib. ordinary grades Al 1875 glb.
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WEsrFoRD.-Horatio Allen has village
lot 10 We>tlord Of sixteen acres. On it is
small grove Of naples. This year he
tapped, large and small. good and bad. to
the number Of 800, and made over 500
lbs Of splendid sugar, or at the rate of
Il lbs. to tree. AIr. Allen is of the opin-
ion that had he been about fifty years
younger and laid awake nights. those same
trees could have been persuaded to yield
1900 lbs Of the saccharine substance. Not
much ola season for sugar either.
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and wonderful regulating properties. effect a
perfect cure. 1t contains medicinal properties
which act specifically upon the tissues Of the heart
bringing about healthy action. Sold by all first
class Druggists.
HEART DISEASE CURED.
RocKPoRT Spencer Co.. Ind, Feb. /. 1874.
DR.. r. V. PIERCE, Buffalo, N. Y:
About two years ago was afflicted with disease
of the heart, which at times created a pressure
around it, almost causing suiiocation. Isaw ad-
vertisement of the Golden Medical Discovery,
recommending the same as a cure for disease OF the
heart. then bought halfa dozen DO ties Of it, and
after using three bottles was entirely relieved
and am now enjoying good health.
Gratefully yours,
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A number of the college boys made a tn
umphal march through the streets, Tuesday
evening. singing various operatic airs in
homer o. the victory of one Of their number at
the sre,ljng match.