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Assets- ...-..... .......... 5000. zoe
MEsTCHHSTER FIRF ms. CO. MN IORk
Assets. Ss5D. 600
CONNERTIN ftRF IVS "a ~ tol-fS
49,. ~ 't"A w. w. y. w -
rIr,Ir,s nm, = V""
tiilAtNs tIkk NN. co., NtNAkk, y. j.,
Hs>tts ......-.--. .--.----S 100. 600
PEOPLES FIRE ms "a MN tnE \
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PULLMAN PALACE CARS

Are run on all trains OF the road.
This is the ONLY LINE running these cars be
tween Chicago aud st. Paul or CnicasO and NIL
wausec.
At OMAHA our Sleepers connect with the Over
land sleepefs on the Union Pacific Railroad for all
points west Of the Missouri River.
On the arrival OF the trains from the East or
South, the trains Of the Chic1s 20 North Western
Railway leave CHICAGO as follows:
For COUNCIL BLUFFS, OMAHA AMI CALIFORNIA,
Two through trains ssily. with Pullman Palace
Drawing Room and sleeping Cars throu 81 70 Coun-
81 Bluffs.
For ST. PAUL and MINNEAPOLIS, Two through
trains daily. with Pullman Palace Cars attached
On both trains.
For GREEN BAT and LAKE SUPERIOR, Two trains
daily, with Pullman Palace Cars attached AMI run
ninE through 10 Marquette
For MILWAUKEE, Four through trains daily
Pullman Cars on night trains.
For wIS0Nl and points in Minnesota one
through train daily.
For DrBrerE, via Freep0rt. Two through trains
daily, with Pullman Cars on night train.
For DUBUQUE and Ia CROSSE. via Clinton, Two
through trains daily, with Pu!lmaA cars on night
train.
For sIOUI CITY and YiNKTOS. Two trains daily.
Pullman Cars to Missouri Valley Junction.
For LANE GENEVA. Four trains daily
For ROCKFORD, STERLING, kENOsHi, JAMES
Nillk, and other points, you can have iIon two 10
ten trains daily.
For rates and information not attains,la ffom
Your home ticket agents, Apply IL
MARVIN HUGHITT,
General Superintendent.
W. Ii. sTENSETE,
General PASSED.. er Agent.
MAY Is. i-,5. wt9 Jan ,ls75.
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RAILROAD TRAINS.

LEAVE BURLINGTON, going North, on the Central
Vermont K r., at AZ a. m, except honday
morning and y &. N, and $40 ana 7.lo
- m. -oin- East II 90 an. u . and 7.55 p m.
Going South, on the Rutland and Burlington Il.
R. at : 90 and l0.l6 N, aud ID And SIS p m
AREIvE ron the North and West at !. % and lOl .
an. I25 and SIS pm; from the East st 5.l5
a. m and 5.55 D. m, from the South, az sn1
q25 a. m. 20 and 7.l3 .. IN.
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sTEANBO BOATS.

Cbsuplain Transportation Co.. Line Boats run IS
follows Gong south. leave Burlington az Ills
a m and lo3i pm. Going North leave at 200 a.
IN and 345 N. Plattsburgh Ferry-bOst leaves
Burln ton At 30 a N, returning st 3.3O pm.
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We do not remember a season before,
when the Delaware, Adirondack and Con
cord erapc. hiled To ripen in Burlington.
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PERSONAL,
Rev. ". F. Putnam, rector OF ST. Luke's,
St. Adams. has received call to Hudson.
n. Y. .r.r.

Raw n. F. Potnam, rector OF ST. Luke's,
St. Adams. has received call to Hudson.
NY f..
Danas ha- written an American novel. IN
Which q coon chases couple OF young
United States lovers up tree. and then
tries to ct them By gnawing through the
trunk Dumas says the Virginia coca IS as
large as yearliug calf
singular case is reported from Brook
!yn 4 women was badly frightened by
cat -srrc months previous to the birth OF her
child That child proved to be L girl, and
Is row eighteen years of age and married.
Daring her yirihood She gave no evidence
Of being affected by her mothers lright.ex-
c.p'ing. indeed, i propensity 70 chase mice
Aad occasionally 10 sit on the back yard
ienea and yow!a little On moonlight nights;
bat, strange 10 relate, since the birth OF her
own baby she always lifts it oat of is crib
BY the back OF its neck with her teeth
Senator EimGnIS Is engaged as one VI
the attorneys in the very important suit OF
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas railway
company v the United States and the set
tiers upon the Usage river lines Tie ease
viii be argued in the United Safes Su-
i'rcme Court, this week.
iehhio l. Oiahih' VINO i'ho" IN onieago'
confirms the report 'ha' she i s'ndyins ioF
t"e s'aee- one lh'enu' 10 MAKE "'f ueDu'
III C"''aSo-S'' at 'Ne A'lo'hy '' Music,
80. -1'' d '''H'l ~, a. p'i "a 5A'n..'1
t,a ','s t sim, ,,''o va ''y N- ~
w. y1' us i,-- '''' 9 p1l
.n, ,.r; ',,', 49,, I 49, ~ o,', -
Der ability.
Mis- Celia fhaS.er, poet aad magazine
writer has been visiting IN Montpelier Sac
"a~ the guest OF Mr.. Charles Reed.
fhe degree OF NJ \. has been bestowed
by the University OF Michigan upon Miss
ilanlin, oue OF it, graduates.
p'-,. - ~ Ct".I.- w., ,ha
,l;.,;n,,ai.,.-., r..,l;'t si.a,a.,i,. II,
,l.;..,,r ~ .. w. '''' e w..
ws,,,',.a ,5....t ......i...'. - ,.L
extensive Use an E1r5pe
Professor Ezr.S Carr. win, ba. ms. been
elected State Superintendent Of Public In
s.ruc.i3n. of California. va. for several
,..,r.s mat. .-.r il, ,b.,,lC..l.t.r fyc-
..
m'"i] meli'At '5Ilcse' ana Represented the /
to~H in the Legislature 81 1919. WIKI great /
ah,lit, and n,nui,ritv Dnr-ns hi. re- /
"'"'o upon '''' A''"' ''a''' "- HA7 "''H
much IN politics, and is very popular among I
the p.apie II, ligc, AZ oakland AMI b.
.4r--....
'''' ~ ANU ma
r. x.,....-. 49, CO. ,t...,........, =.
80 '-
'1c''7''Fo An1'kei il' vile lJN aai beat
her most numerically the other DIV. 49,! Il
+. .,,J be etts,,,.r.i D. ... t.r .i,,.. ..
41''' ''c 0H""od ne' ann up pretty HAt.y.
IliS - the second time BE has beat Ter -s
She ia, had e. -eok shelter el.a,,L.ra
I-r,y & Palmer az Cl.,rl.t,.. i... ;.,-,
r....;,,i. -. 80 III
=, ''''N ''''' '"i
"f ron Il h4p'-.l, Hi W tc't-. one i'r re
ver-ible p!uuchs.
ii II Adams. wa1 hA- fora !,as time
been al efficient officer ,, g.. ...-..,,
H., a., N.-.i.-r-..
-''' N'' '''H ID 'i'7'' ''e-
20 Aiolrgh springs
------
samuel Metc@I, ct h1yaltJn, SIX feet
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The Lake George steamers have been dis
continued Tor the season.
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public to the list @: Insurance Companies repre-
scented by US as shown below. Wee7utinue ioFepre-
sent our Old Companiss, and have recently added
several others 10 our ls-. which now cahrlces the
OLDEST, LARGEST AMI MOST RELIABLE Fire
and Marine Insurance Companies 90. his country
and Europe.
ErSi, HARTFORD. -, 1870"
HOME, \. f.,.--.--.-.----.---.- ---- "'''""'"'"
HARTFORD. HARTFORD. .---.-...-... q. 900 .o""
PHGS!y, HARTFORD. ..-.-.-...-.-.. 'i."11 ""o
QUEEN. ENGLAND, ..-..--------.---. ~. i'o"'o""
NORTH BRITISH I NERC'TILR, ma. =, 70 % .G"o
g0YiL, ENGLAND, 3,1o",o
COMMERCIAL Union, ENCLiyp. o. 5-,aoo."oo
SPRINGFIELD, MiSs.,.--.---------.-- ,'.'.n, goo
FEiNkLIN, PHILi., Pi.,---.--....-. $500 900
PENNSYLVANIA, PHILi., Pt,....... e.."o, 900
CONTINENTAL, y. Y.,-----.------.---. ,Gno.""1
Probably there IS d.. another % MY n the
country that c4n show So strong a s. e. Companies
as the above and She alytu:l SOS all tlis &c llony
b - .
ard sand.u. as those. instead o. iH tAe small,
Inferior and unreliable oGes. VI, Doc presume he
readily seen and appreciated by our business men.
Place your Insurance in Companies Llat are SHOWN
to 30 reliable ana that have stood the tts. Of such
fires those otTsoy Portland, Chicago aud Boston.
and that have done business in tbs vicinity .or the
last thirty years and DO not accept the Isles OF
the weak small and unfamiliar C1mpln..s ami Pc
annoyed VITA chan ses from one Caiaplny t.lnc.her
AM tie risk OF .osiny the premium u .: i4y.n,
worthless policy policies on hand nciss %. loas
w ADVERTISE OUR C0Nrt.Irs PLAINLY. 60 That I
cur patrons can what We have g. Ger. and can
place $40 9,1on asihgle risk alta "a -e1- 'uo,.c- IN
NOTHING But THE LEADING A.E.lCAN |
AND ENGLISH COMPANIES.
All business entrusted O. ol. ct.c sl- r.cl.,s I
careful ami prompt attention, ans w DO liceI 10 I
PERFECTLY REsPONs BIZ ASn HONORABLE /
and we vii always l,.s 6. .lr pat
ron2' interest aal onle4.r 3 -...- ;lsai ia /
faithful and satisfactory m-a-e-.
A. policies are issued az ;.s ..ar4 r9p PAP adj
losses here in current funds d., s,li wien lies fsa.
Orders BY hal or tc.e -rapl f.o--t g .i.e-le4t..
NJ Fees Joy Policies or Surveys.
ATTt ~ LIS ~. CO., NEV lOgh. 81. a00 900.
Th's = the llr-e-t Z .- .-I-lu.e Company ia tle
world.
ACCIDENT lN,. TO-. ssoj. 800.
This is the only cs,agrae 81 o., Car.i STATE.
devoted xe'us.vely ., Ace.Ieat ilsa-sre. .s.e-u.
loih tony and ,lo-f te-il b. e.-; --- O. ,tla gers
nave had sn experience '- tae iu-. l.e.- extending
'ver the entire history o.. a,''... 'ai-rs5 in the
Iu.;ei States.
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CONSTIPATION.

For tA.s complaint tho only substantial benefit
can be u1ta neu through tas bod. NrGsTiSg s
the great b.oot Flrler.
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TuE Culrar FollH,L March The an
naal game. betNeeu the S5phomore- and
Freshmen ofthe l.. 3. NJ, came Of " ednes-
dav. and resulted il u complete victory FOR
the S,ph1more- Tac sslie wa preceded,
the night before. by the usual rush IN
the .rr.v..i sol. tho H.. 3f sweet cider, which
b, long -a.. il is ;he iaty Of the S1Pno-
more o.. ,r,,Ile. sa3 ct the Freshmen 20
strive t, capture The S5phomor,s, alter
short contest. carried leg tridmphantly
into the Mil"
The exercises Of yesterday afternoon be-
gan At The medical college with the reading
by The umpire and judges Of bar!eslIc
rules and sounding charges 10 the warrior
to Do Their tc-t, iuter~per-el with choice
music ty 500, college quartette and orche--
trs Immediately after, the crowd proceed
ed O. tae .,mpu- 10 rear Of the college, the
lines eera speedily formed. the battle began
atal.ut O'Clock. IN presence OF hunirel-
of spectators, including more ladies than
usual The sides were very evenly matched
A. E, numbers. the Freshmen having
u and Oh. .ah1mlrc- = men on the field.
The Judge ana tie umpire appeared 10
fancy COSTUME which must be seen To be
appreciated The captains were Angel, Of
the class of -. and Palmer. Of the class Of
~ The Freshmen drew the first warn.
al h.i the vantage of the wind. what
tlcre va oft; hut the years additional
puct.re. under the training Of their captain
Age. tI.i ia favor of the Sophomore and
aiar hardly contested battle, with some
spiul.l k'csinr on both side, the Sapho-
Inos- Won that and ihe two succeeding .
Nan~-thc game being three out If I've. /
The game Wa & very fine one-onc Of |
the IT.. that has happened for several .
years Among the Sophomore, the -cieut-
TN. tsy Ing of Angel cannot be too highly /
prai-d Stone, also. showed SINE good
plav, 4 ain1 the ball to the goa. twice cut
of the three time. The Freshmen were
mostly i-ht weights. but played nob!y. 1t
viii u-t 20 he an extraordinary class TO
defeat dcm next year Especially good
playing Vas exhibited by Palmer and Petty !
and Scott One very good feature of the
game Was the almost entire absence of dis
pute- anii,.-ice.ing about the umpire, de-
ci>Ion- u fact, Doth sides played so fairly,
that only nce va, it necessary for the UNI
pire, Louis, &c, to exercise any eu-
thority
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Tais medicine is prepared hy careful, oxpsri-
Il and conscient Gus physician, il obedience to
the desire OF numbeFess friends in the profession IN
the traae gad among the people. Bgary bottlc Is
Ssrr ME % ,ntain the ul strength O.. Inc ned
cine in its hi chest state Of purity and develOpe-
pounded Ter this terrible c. mplsint.
In tn q most chronic it is To give way By
the Of 70 five bottles. BY this efficient and
simple remedy, hundreds o: dollars are saved 20
those who can least afford TO throw it away, as so-
ly it is by the purchase OF useless prescriptions.
This medicine is for sale at all Druggists through
out the United States and Canada. II it happens
that your Druggist has not got i IN stock, ask him
TO send for il 70 auy Of the Wholesale druggists in
Boston, Concord, n. H., Worcester, Providencs,
Portland, Bangor. and other places.
Price, 81 90 Bottle. t-aT
WELLS, RICHARDSON 4 CO., Burlington, Vt
July l2-dsodkwt
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&isfellxntous.
CALIFORNIA.
Have you any thought Of going to California?
Are you going West, North or Northwest?

Have you any thought OF going to California?
Are you going West, North or Northwest?
You want to know the best routes TO take.
The shortest, safest, quickest and most comfort
able routes are those owned by the Chicago and
Northwestern Railway Company. 1t Ownes over
two thousand miles OF the best ruad there Is in the
country. Ask any ticket agent to show you It's
maps and time cards. All ticket agents can sell
you through tickets by this route.
Buy your tickets via the Chicago ! North
Western Railway for
s AN FRAN CIS co,
Sacramento, Ogden. Salt Lake City. Cheyenne.
Denver. Omaha, Lincoln, Council B'uff5 YsnktOn,
Sioux City, Dubuque, Winona, st. Paul, Duluth,
Marquette, Green Bay. Oshkosh. Madison, NIL
waukce. and all points ives. or northwest o;
Chicago,
II you wish the best travelling Accommodations.
you will buy your tickets b tais route, and will
take no other.
This popular route Is unsurpassed for Speed,
Comfort and Safety. The Smooth, Well Bsllasted
and Perfect Track OF Steel Rails Westng house Air
Brakes Miller's Safety Platform and Couplers. the
celebrated Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars, the Per
feet Telegraph System OF Moving Trains, the reg
ularity with which they run, the admirable
arrangement for running Through Cars from
Chicago to all points West, North and North West.
secnres 70 passengers all the COMFORTS IN
MODERN RAILWAY TRAVELLING.
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WM. .. IuELPN
Mr. Phelps ia 4 gentleman veil and hyorabiy
known in this community, and for the past ~ years
has been rocO 4nizel by oar shipping merehlntfas
one OF the mo successful captains sailing from the
port. This test mony is genuine and speaks mora
taan volumes could express in favor Of tho great
merits Of
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Each pac,s % s.ltl .a- a f.sit Sc on tllArsa aul
nr. Slnior- Improved luAa..us Tube. Pres $40.
sent prepai 70 any part % the United States for
p %. For sale 'v Dug IS eseryNle.e. EEtEs
{ POTTER, l7.'.u. Gsae-Al gents
oct wel.slt1Rlm
~ tse sANPRDs JAMAICA JIsGER nr
graml. l.l Pl-n.. ~. al Ch-I..
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10 It's r,mp'aia. tle NfafrfNf f.. toe -rs4t
remedy as % rrinH.-- .s.iu tAc system tho pso,uc
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TROY HOUSE.

Corner First and River Streets, Trol,S.Y
J. ". sTEiRNs, .........-............ BOP.
Formerly Of Mansion House. Free carr ase O.. ...
from the House. Telegraph 0llce IN the house.
sept Is. fIEU
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This Agency - moi under The
control OF the National Roard OF
Underwriters. bur Offers Policies
I'm FtrSf-Ciass American sn.i En-
gii>h Companies. a5 reasonable.
and equitable rates.
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Ii 'EssuNAl t,seu regularly, ACCORDING. to li-
recti.H-. c.l-i'u aud speedy cure VII Hollow It's
uze.
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GRISV4LD & FRISSElL,
FIRE AND<MARINE
INSURANCE. AE EREY,
Capital mrprs..ntsI, sIso. ooo,uoo.

We desire to call ths attention o. the .a5arins
public to the list q: Insurance Companies repre-
sented by us as shown below. Wec7utinue i5fepre-
sent our Old Companiss, and have recently added
several others 10 our Is-, which now cshrlces the
OLDEST, LARGEST AMI MOST RELIABLE Fire
and Marine Insurance Companies %. This country
and Europe.
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EE6EriSE acts directly UPON the clusas OF these
complaints. 10 !nyirag1tes and Strengthens the
whole system. acts upon the secretIyo orrins AID
alays lIlamiaItlun
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Diamond sgheumut:c Cnre

obtained at No. IS Hanover Street, Boston. The
statements accompanying the directions. seemed
easOsable, and determined to give IL fair trial
d.d So at the same tme being without faith in its
efficacy. followed the directions, and the results
were that on using the third bottle was sensible
that it was acting powerfully and iavorably. and
before using the fourth bottle my pains had passed
away. mud now re occasion 10 gTi1 with Joy
that 10 longer have to bear them.
mi
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90 AND DRILLS. SO month pa 3.
Agent. Auger book free. JLz AUaxs &C. ..
Louis, No. sept IS, ?. s..
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samuel Metcalf, OF Elyalt5n, SIX feet
10 inches in Height, AMI weighs ~ pound
while his wife is six feet high and wei,h-
800 poanis, aut his cigh; children are al
over six feet high, the average % the fam
ily being ,ix feet five inches
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FOR
COUGHS. COLDS, HOARSENIs
WELLS cARBOLiC TABLET.

Put up only IN BLUE boxes. A tf.cI ana
remedy. For sale by drUzz Is generally s.
GEO. e. GOODWIN i CO. Bosom. 81.
Sept -. fd&w4W
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! on several occasions distinguished himself,
existing originally as 9 private in the first
regiment, and promoted step by step to a
Lieutenant ColonelcY in the tenth. In all
| of the actions in which the SEVERAL regi-
ments to which he was attached, were en-
gagged, he was prominent in courage and
intelligence. a-4
To the knowledge OF the chairDau .! this
! committee who comm anded Col Chandler :
| regiment On the l9th day Of October Oh.
| he was brave and efficient officer, aud
assisted ia the the capture ut TIE guns
Of n Knights battery, during the earlier
hours Of the day /; IL WAS Tor has conduct al
later period OF that day Tor whIcl tae
court martial saw fit "a severely di'tip.ihe
him.
As to the judgement of the cOurt martial
while they intended without doubt 10 per-
form their duties honestly and fairly, still.
YOUR committee beg leave to say IN re.sr-nce
thereto. that the trial was ut important enc
and one which SHOULD have been cautiously
conducted, and i. may not BE- cut OF place
here 10 sugges. the Liability 81 tribunals
conducted AS this was IN the midst Of active
military operations 20 honestly err IN Judge
ment.
From the papers referred to ii appears
that the first intimation that Col. Chandler
had oil the charges was On the goth day al
November A. D. 1861 and the trial pro-
ceeded on the following day against tie r.
monstrance Of Col CuaEdler. and his re
quest for continuance for twenty days in
which to prepare for trial. and his ahlavIi
which has been submitted to your commit
tee, in which lie states thgt AL important
witness, Lieut.. Wheeler, was absent tenn
p0rarily from his command The request
was denied and he. was put OH trial ga Inc
day following the PRONUNCIATION Of the or
der for this reason we think tina, the lan-
guagc of the resolution stating that ms Dis
grace was brought about by too precipitate
action on the part Of the court mArtitl j.
fully warranted.
In conclusion, y0uf conmltioe refer the
Society TO its vote passed at the reunion oi
1871. admitting Col. Chandler to member
ship. and also 10 the following resolution
passed by the Reunion Society Ut the Tenth
Vermont Regiment at It's annual meetlus in
1868. That resolution WAS as follows
"Resoirei That the resimental association ..
hereby request that said disability he 5enov5t. ard
he receive honorable discharge from tAo sers zee
OF the United States
The matter was broug ht to ia, notit, 80
the Secretary Of War by Col. Chandler
friends, during his life time. and was 10y
him referred 10 the Judge Advocate Gca-
eral. That Official decided. as his report
SAYS, "ln the absence Of any evidence ot hi-
general character for courage and fidelity.
that the testimony would not warrant an
acquittal." intimating that ms decision
would have been reversed il the ia't- - NJ
have found them to he. had been pFr.rntet
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&S coo Per Day st home Terms frss. Al
gC OF y ~ dress, q. SrISsoS l. CO.. Portland
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LANluIE County lrExs The American
Hone and Box Company are making extcn-
siye Improvements on tlsir property @.
hOleo5t. ihey have recently put m
machine for making wooden ;u0thpick-.
and seemingly can supply tlt world with
that useful article.
By a recent uoa,urement. tac Distance
tom Stove - the top Of M-n-heli Noun
tain, IS way Of the turnpike. j., found o. be
ten miie>-Jue mile further than 5y tlr o.i
trail
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10 tbs complaint The good effects o. the VEGE1IsK
are roaiLed immediately aiter commencing. 10 take
II; as debility denotes deficiency OF the blood ana
N2cEriSE acts direct upon the blood.
VFGErlEE IS sid ~ all Drusgis
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