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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-10-20
A pMINIsrnAron,s sALn. -1lls -

4 DMINISTRATOR'S sALE.-fhe sulscfherwil
sel At public auction, on N. premises o the laie don
d. sanhnru Washington, the l,th day u octpufr A
d. lss at DO uelork A thr Home farm. containing two
hnrel and hfy ~ loi farm 1n lying un the stage
road from Warrington 60 utdfoid tgu miles estefy from
Washington village suitably divided into tanwns iulhge
and tasture lands fuf a lllc dairy farm The huiiings
consist N lare to.siory house with ell finished foriiay
purIo~.s 10 good repair horse barn, with cellar
and thIee farm barns, with running water tp house ana
barns sugar nrchatd containing thousand rees of
more sugar utensils consisting NJ sa hundred new n tuh.
and hyt hundred woolen good sugar house, Win arch
and Butler patent evaporation Also about MY tons Of
hay. grain ami quantity of siuw. sale positive, and
will be s0d at good hauiln. Al who desire gopi stock
requested h. call and examine the premises.
Terms easy, and made known at time ~ sale.
D. A. WHITE, Administrator.
Washington September ~ les. si-Vl
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-10-20

Jesus LIFTED UP.-What does the Bible
mean when il speaks of Jesus lifted up
II is not very hard question to answer, Tor
the Bible tells us that il means that Jesus
should be glorifed by being taken to heaven;
10 "glorfy" means to make glorious, and
surely heaven is place where all Is glorious.
We do not go to heaven until we die, ana so
glory comes to us by death just Us it did to
Jesus. As the little grain of wheat that Is
planted in the ground grows up beautiful
plant, SO those who love and serve Jesus
will grow beautiful in heaven after they
have been buried In the grave. Is u not
wonderful and blessed.-dPples Of Gold.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-10-20

INARM FOR SALE.-One " The hsst farms la wash
ington county, miles from the Capai. situated
Worcester Branch Good road. Contains about eighty
of excellent laudnaWing, ulage and pasturngy
equally divided, about twenty ln wood mostly second
gfowth with snsaf orchard WIZ Keep dfieeu COWS and
team. Rnnnug house and barns. buildings 10
good repair NNi SELL exchange in part pay for VII
agr residence. a small place in high, healthy location
move D.. GARY.
Montpelier October sih. lS,. ooU,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-10-20

Agents waniel An classes OF working people Of hoih
young and old make money az work for us In
their nn inates dnr.n. their spare moments all the
time than nt anything else We Offer employment that will
pay handsomely for hours work. Pun IacnarH
terns. &c ent free send yonr address at once Don't
delay. Now fte Don't look for work business
elsewhere until you liav. learned vhat oner.
G-i2 g. sTtSsON a CO., Portiand Ne.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-10-20

The land cunmouly known a. tie Burlam Meadow
situated opposite the Conee H1u-e in Montpelier, and
about aud nufhaf miles fTutn The village, containing
about twenty rhni0e land, In high state of
cultivation now offered at private sale, by
MRS LEWIS 81 RNHAM.
Refer TO S. Ke9n, East Montpelier and II. " ieaion.
MOutf+lief ha-tf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-10-20

INARM FOR SAIT.-We offer for sale The fauu be-
u longing % the estate of the late l. NJ Martin of VIII
lnnsioNn, consisting ~ hundred and sixty acres of
land situated mile from NillamstuHn viage The
valley FROM Montpelier 90 hoy yalton aud only NJ. miles
the raiuad AZ Barre Both house and barn arpni
excellent convenience The farm well adapted for dai
ytng aud stock nns fof further parcnar. inquir Of
iha executor. IOKL -. MARtIN.
LUCIA }. MARriN.
Nuil,rusforu VI s.fitsf,f.er n lsTS nU-03
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-10-20
c9lrm e4he,tisenienfs.

U,OR SALE. one hundred iron bound casks, suitable
oo-if l.. B HtNrlNGToN.
INoUND.-in Cabot. on the Molly brook road. october
i fth book containing sum uf uuuef. The owner
have The sus hy payius carses and proving profy
04-02 %. = hO1lt4.
UNITED STATES BONDS constantly On
hand and for sale, and other securities procured at The
t-H CHARLES A. REED Cashier
S,LTEPING LUCY."-Mr. LuCY A. COOKE
~ we'll known sleeping Lucy" has returned. and
will her residence, Liberty street Montpelier W.
until further notice, All are respectfully Invited to call and
see her. A-tt.
DROBATE COURTS.-rniu further motive the Pro-
L bate Courts for Washington Distinct Viii be- held At the
ONCE IN Montpelier on IttsnAl ~ tAcH "LeG Al let
ters on business With tho oitce should be al
dressed 10 the undersigned. at Montpelier,
HARVEY ruDEN. Judge.
December is70 f-u
DEAL ESTATE FOR sALE.-rhe subscriber
Offers for sale twenty Five urrrt ui excellent land u
atsd within mule Of Montpelier village. upon which
good budnes n excellent repair. The place vii De soil ~
low piice, AMI ietms Of payment easy.
THERON o. BAILEY.
Montpelier Vt. February 49, isis ar
NOTICE TO FARMERS. q. =. Roberts, lhe in-
vrutur u The novel and excellent Mikcuolmg Pans
10 sen individual osn and cunty rights 20 and sell he
patent gusd hy the United STATES January o., 1875
AGENrs WANTED TO seil Rifhis and Pans, Address.
52-u LUKE j. kobLklS waterbury, W.
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DIR. WALKER's Vegetable Vinegar Bit.
ters.-Business men, worn by care n
sedentary habits, often suffer from con,
stipation of the bowels, until the evil
consequences Of such a condition are
realiz I'd in extreme debility, nervous.
ness and p%rostration of the vital ener-
eies of the system. And il may be
safely asserted that q majority OF the
female sex are little better than in
valids, from the same cause but by
using DIR. Walkers Vinegar Bitters,
this natural aperient and tonic brings
back the vigor and buoyancy OF health,
happiness and beauty. Pure blood is
essential to sound health and long life.
No chronic disease, sores, ulcers, skin
eruptions, glandulous sweliings, dis
charges from the ear, sore eyes, sores
or cankers in the mouth will ever APP
pear if the blood is pure. To secure
this take DR.. Walkers Vegetable Vine
gar B.tters. 1t is the great blood puri.
fl n and life.giving principle, increas-
ing the power of digestion, and exclt-
ing the absorbents into healthy action,
whereby all impurities of the system
are carried eff.
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Unhealthy Heat in Rooms.

4. The purchase OF a thermometer will
make paying returns in health. The
great tendency in winter is to keep
rooms too warm. The foundation OF
pneumonia, pleurisy and pulmonary
consumption il frequently laid in over
heated, ill-ventilated apartments. The
inmates become accustomed to breath
ing hot, close air; the system is toned
down and relaxed; and a slight expos
ure to cold and wet results in serious
illness.
"Soms years SINCE" says a medical
writer. tive called one winter evening
on a friend, whom We found in a cozy
sitting-room with q large fire, q low CELL
ing, and tho heat ranging about the
eighties. She was suffering with O so.
we're cold, but could give no account OF
how she took it. A month later she was
Frustrated with pneumonia, end she end
her sister died within q week Of cash
other, aud wero buried in the same
grave. The intelligent use OF atner.
mometer wonld doubtless have saved
both Of those valuable lives.' '"y .
The mercury in the tube should never
he, permitted to stand above seventy
degrees. ii that temperature is Lot
sufficient to give warmth, it is IN indi.
cation that the person does not take
sufficient exercise, and tho cure for il
il more miles and more flannel. in the
coolest weather, when the ground is
like stone under tho feet, whom there is
no drip from tho caves, anil when tho
snow lies on the roofs, rooms shonld be
ventilated. Pure sir should he afnitted
through open doors and vinioVr, 20
that tho oxygen consumed by he flame
and respiration may be replaced, and
the effete and poisonous matter thrown
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Treating the Wrong Disease.

MANY times women call upon their family
physicians, one with dyspepsia, another with
paipitation, another with trouble OF the
breast, another with pain here and there, aud
in this way they all present alike to them
selves and their easy-going and indiherent
doctors. separate and distinct diseases, for
which he prescribes his pills and potions, as
Stunning tho n to be such, when, in reality, they
arc all eympt, ms caused by some uterine
disorder and while they are thus only able
perhaps to- falliate for a time, they are iSnor-
ant of tho cause, and encourage their practice
until large bills arc made, when the suffering
patients are no better in the end, but probably
worse for the delay. treatment, and other com
plications made, and which a proper medicine
directed to tho cause would have entirely. no.
moved, thereby instituting health aud comfort
instead Of prolonged misery.
From Miss LoRINDA Il. ST. CLAIR, Shade,
Athens county. ohio:
"Dr. r. V. PIERCE, Buffalo, N. You
Favorite Prescription Is working almost ike a
miracle on me. / am better already than
have been for over two years"
From ELLA A. ScHAFER, Evansville. Ind:
DR.. P%IERcE-I received the medicine you
sent me and began using it Immediately. AS a
result OF the treatment | feel better than l
have for three years."
From Mrs. JOHN X. HAMLIN. Odell, ILL.,:
DR.. PIERCE The Favorlte Prescription has
done mo good, which l am very thankful Tor"
DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription ID sold by
dealers in medicines.
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HABITS or CETACEA,-Close observa-
ton for years may be required before o
single new fact regarding the habits OF
whales or seals can be obtained. Even
to delineate accurately the forms OF
the larger ~cetacoans is extremely diff:
cult, for usually only O small section OF
the middle part Of the animal is above
the water, and when decomposition
causes the body to rise, it has become
quite distorted. A consideration OF
facts such Ms these will explain how it
is that 30 little has been contributed TO
the natural history Of mammals by
practical whalers.
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The USE OF PAPEB.--The following
statistics of the production and con.
sumption OF paper are furnished by n
Vienna journal : "B appears that
there are 5000 paper manufacturers in
tho world, employing $4,000 men and
1876, 1900 women, besides the 100, 900
employed in the rag trade; 1909, 000,-
600 pound Of paper are produced an.
nually. One-half is used in printing, q
sixth for writing, and the remainder for
packing aud other purposes. The
United States average II pounds per
head /; an Englishman consumes III
pounds ; a German, 8 pounds ; q French
man, Z pounds M italian. 3! pounds ;
n Spaniard, J. pounds, and IA Russian
only . ponndB annually, on IN average.
This would Indicate that the Americans
are the most extensive reading people in
the world,
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How We Treat Our DO lies.

Our bodies grow slowly. Develop
ment is the work of time and the re-
suit OF conformity to the fixed laws OF
diet, rest, etc. Now if growth is q
slow process disease is none the less
so. Bat when once a large part of the
organism is impaired the abnormal
processes go on very rapidly. When
checked in somo improperly how Of
ten We hear people say: "Oh, this
never hurts me! ! hove done it thou
sands of tines" But / tell you there
is no margin allowed to any of Ma
lures laws, mol exceptions in favor OF
individuals. All throughout the ma
terial universe We have laws capable
of mathematical demonstration that
the lapse of ages never varies; SO III
the government of our bodies there is
an equally demonstrable code OF &C.
ton. A slight exposure now may not
be felt to-day ; but the system has
been shocked, its equilibrium dis
turbed, and expenditure Of vitality
must occur for it's restoration to nor
NAL action. But as only-a given
amount OF vitality is furnished ut the
outset these exposures finally result
in total loss Of strength and action,
and weltalk abont "acute attacks" or
sudden cases of disease, and. seek in
vain for the cause. The cause has
been o series Of wrong-doings, extend.
ing through q long period OF time, and
showing the effect Of the whole by n
grand manifestation of suffering to
which the wise (2) give some wonderful
name that savors more of superstition
and alchemistic empiricism than Of
common sense or even reason. Now,
while habits OF body and effects there
OF may be perpetuated from generation
to generation, it is never too lato to
begin the remedial efforts of reform,
aud often the victims of parental ignor.
ance or willful abuse may, by strict
observance of legitimate rules, greatly
modify evil tendencies, and perhaps
utterly remove them from the system.
-Sciencc of Health.
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GAGGED AND ROBBED.
A Memphis Express MesscnSi n Relieved
OF His Money Pouch.

'h'
A most daring robbery was committed
about a quarter past nine o'clock on the
morning of the 1st., at Memphis, which
created intense excitement. On Satur.
day evening, a man, giving the name OF
w. II. Parker, rented the basement OF
the Knickerbocker building, No. Is
Madison street, for the purpose, as he
stated, of opening u stock insurance
office, and put up the sign of W. r..
Parker & Co., and placed an old desk
and O few chairs in the rear part, which
has a back entrance through IN alley by
the Frat National bank.
John Brady, messenger OF The south.
ern EXPRESS company, who delivered oil
the valuable packages, entered this
Office, having packages said to contain
ten dollars addressed to w. II. Parker
& Co., 10 Madison street, expressed
from Colliersville, Tenn. Brady, on
entering, asked for n member OF the
firm, aud told his business. There
were two white men and three negroes
standing behind the counter, and Brady
presented his receipt book and at the
same time threw his pouch, containing
q large number of money packages, on
the counter. At this moment u rope
was thrown around his neck, q bag
thrown over his head, and he was beaten
almost insensible. His cries soon al
tracted u crowd, as the street was full
of people, but the robbers had secured
the pouch and fled by the back door,
and up to this writing have NOT been
apprehended, though tho city has been
secured by the police in search of them.
Brady il dangerously, if not fatally in
jured. It is evident that the whole
robbery had been carefully planned by
some one who knew the manner of de-
liyering packages by tho express com.
pany, aud with "A view OF securing almost
the entire amount received Saturday
afternoon and yesterday. The express
| officers cannot as yet estimate the
amount Of loss.
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Waukc WIS.,
MlTERS, NEW SCALE PIANOS

mr.. The nest made, te touch elastic, aaa a
nne slng,sF, ,cnsi GSHyfETi%S,' J pSts rs '''"
~ nInaSted IN tone or benutyy hey 1e'y
sa"n.o &c iti"n. me Concerto I 6 q =
tSImIt.iiom Of ne Human voice; ny III III
rI"nth. MoDtnIy Installments seceivsG!
ON Pianos, $40 10 S2U, urgans - 70 sisHH,
second. hand l.strrms SoAGENTs
WWonnNNTnD. A liberal aiscount TO 1sa1 srI
Ministers, Cnhrche, SCHOOLS; hoags'' e ei,u sFeSttss
ss~iataiormes Walled. HORACE WATEits
=, ssIS broadway, New York. Bor3'V7'
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Bankruptcy in England,

IL seems that tho oni!ed o'ates Is not
the only country IT WHICH, most OF me
bankrupt 8 arc andied moro to the
advantage OF bankrnps oiicinls than
anxious creditors. Thus, IN o late Eng
iish paper we iind that In 1878, IA,
nankrupt estates were Wholly absorbed
by legal costa thas oniy 20 Dankrnpts
were discharRed out I 4,43i IN Tour
years /; that ooO trustees were summoned
before d courts az the instance OF the
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given, as well Ms the great number OF radical cures
,uStnrs can be surely tmred Without suffering or
annoyances. and lDn'oW us danger NJ incm, ring
Spinal di ease or pa,dtys's; often caused by the ~
1t Is the only ure Gu Q for Hernia, as III 1. the only
truss IN use that will hold the rupture secu ely u
viii perform radical cures when ali others fall IT
can be worn with ease and comfort when no spring
,fpsS Of tas S be- ys or acc Meat cam ane dls sdi.@s'fIta i. These
instruments have the unqualified upproult OF the
most eminent practitloners In ,hg ! To' lesion.
sion we append the followlng:
After the exneiience of months patients testify
FREEDOM ron iHcon veniense With which Tie In.
strument Is worn. With superior advantage; The
d MG &c 4 nns n posSfsse ,Id IN a M h En- degree s6r e,,a AL n,s r"'
tons. I have no hesitation in regarding i rs an
important means fSr the reI!efand cure Of Hernia.
!" Eek. Health c nicer Of the p IT of New York, Sur
geon.in.thiei of New York state Hospital, g
GEO. ". HOUSE,, NJ o.. sup't elastic Truss Go.
Dear Sir.Ai tier suffering for thirty years IN my
Truss procufable In thi. country and IN Europe. J.
two years ago, applied yonr AtaMf Truss and
satisfaction, and been taught the truth. that the
Elastic Ituss is the only instrument that should
aftSr more than Thirty Years coniinuon. Practice,
and having adjusted many hundreds Of lrusses
land for The last twenty months yours exclusive.
iy),I gratefully declare Tito be my deliberate pir.
to the confidence OF the publ ; that elasticity is
the only power at all adapted to The requirements
OF a Truss or Importer, and am convinced that
your Elastic Truss actually cures a large proper
ton OF all cases TO which II Il applied, not only
among children, but In numerous cases within nv
own knowledge or patients from 10 IS years OF
aga. Il .yH .- IL bUhNdAM, N. ID,
rrof Of Anatomy and surgery, N. Y. r.. Medical
College. -
Beware Of cheap and worthless imitation Elastic
Trusses, which some partes advertise aud cell,
frsudulpntlv representing that they are mauufAc.
tured by the J lastic y russ company.
These Trusses are sent by mail to all parts OF
the country. Satisfaction guaranteed In all cases
Before purchasing any other. write for Descriptive
ELASTIC Truss COMPANY,
$50 Broadway, New York.
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IT IS now generally admitted by hon
est physicians, that when once the consump-
ton is ( irly fastened upon the lungs. no hu.
man power can save the patient from death.
They also ray that about fifty per cent. of
those who die from this disease can trace
the cause to q neglected cough or cold. which
might have been cured by u small bottle OF
Liquid Opodeldoc, or what is the same thing,
Johnson's Anodyne Liniment.
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Z wnBoRs COMPOUND OF \
col LIVER
OIL AND LIME./

w,lbOr,s cd Liver OIL and Lime;.Pefsons
who hav. been taking Cod Liver on VII pc p, Sirsci
to learn that DR.. Wlbor has succeta geo, . IN com
binine the pure oil and lime in such 2 manner tis sv
It is pleasant to the taste and It's eflects III i na
ans Whose cases we're pronounced hopeless ana
Mo had taken the clear oil for u long time WIN y,
out marked effect. have been en,ire u the. "
me Manufactured My by A, Is WlLboh
/ hcmist. Boston. Sold y all druggists.
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No TINE TO BE LosT.-In the in.
cipient stages of consumption, the first symp-
toms are generally a hacking cough-pains in
the chest difficulty of breathing-or oppres.
sion Of the lungs. Something should be done
Mt once to check the cough, allay and heal the
i~rritated parts. Aliens Lung Balsam will
break up tho cough in an incredible short
time also prevent tho formation of tubercles'
Where tubercles arc once formed the disease
is hard to cure. For sale by all medicine
dealers.
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OK cA2H and theN I. Y y: lTtsrapy weekly Of
America, for one year for the regular aubscr'p"on
price, S3, postage paid. .uuo :. ,ace,yed, and
VIZ: ESanma'h srnt nj once to every nth. ,nb. ribef,
Clubs q ) q, g sacni maj Is'a'" 81 rs IS i, % every r1i nrtS
ont .,nnpn Tbe iTm name ia a sufficient guaranty
of f,irness and fuihIIment. send money oraer Or
racis,ered letter TO BEADLE q ADAMS fuhn'n
ara OK william street, New YORK.
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Cur this notice out and bring it with
you. We are authorized to refund the cash to
any person or persons who shall buy and use
Parsons Purgatiye Pills and fail Of relief and
satisfaction.
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KEEP your canned fruits in o room
where il does not freeze ; but do not
keen il 30 warm that II will ferment.
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Off by the body thoroughly driven away;
AS one of our best writere on household
science remarks, ventilation is n ques-
ton OF money.
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COn "a MsPONDENCM INVITED

with persons desiring TO exchange sohthsdn ~ az
debts OF any kind tor 81. Louis property. BaIsains
procured for Investors in 81. Lonis propes,y.. "A ~
cIIents WEsTCorr, II EBMA IN n HAINEY Conhhei'
lors, are retained TO prosecute all Litigation pep,nih'
ing 10 titles corporations, etc, B ~ WApmo '
Inyestine Agent, bl6 Pine street, IT Louis MO- r
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DIR. Tutt,s ExpectOrant checks infiam-
nation aud assists tho lungs to expel the Irritating
matter which accumulates in the bronchial tube
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DR.. G, A, BOHANNAN,

MO, ela. North Fifth Street, ~ a1a, s,i,b mut, the use Of
IN IiSUjtD 1887. Cures I'll sufferers wi'hou' IA "
Mercury. Charges reasonable ices; nr which
..Gs-BSrt. BIS Treatise on Special sion D,Ses'e md MEANS MEANS
NY III farms Of Nervous Debility, ni Diseases shusou
by tho aErrors Of Youth" and valuable ini9 rr,n sonled
oiber delicate subjects, sent FREE III pmi" '"
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Go TO Riversiab Water Cure, Hamilton, Ill
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iii ELASTICTRUSS
ann SUPPORTER |,
now su perseding all
others, bring adopted
eve ywhere by read
ing physiclaas. sur.
geOns. druggists. a. my
aud v hospitals,
gymnasium, etc
The success and univer-
antiafact m fhpv I'm We
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GO00 a month to agents everywhere. Address
pAoO ExCrLsfoR MFG Co., buchanan, Mich.
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IsC Daily TO Agents. s. new articles and the
10 ~ hest Family Paper In America. with two
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Agents. Chang Chang sells at slight. Necesaar,
soap. Gods free. Chang Chang Mfg Co. Bosl
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o TCn per day at nome. Terms FREQ. Address,
VHO GEo. sTINsON q Co.. Portland, Maine
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rs 2, PER- DAY commission or $50 a week
IN salary and expenses. We OFFER II and will
pay IL Apply now. Webber&CO. Marion
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Mn00 A MUNTH.-Agents wanted every.
VlJkU where Business honorable and hrst.
tDT.uI class. Particulars sent free. Address
VbOV WORTH Il co. 1T. Louis, Mo. -.
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NJ ADAY. Terms to agents free Address H. L.
D Ishcpard & G ,Bost'n,N n. Yorb. Chic'Ro or 81. Louis.
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~ TT RT q Catalogue Free. Ru-
~ dOlph ~ Co., 1913 N
~ no 5lh street st. Lnuis, Mo.

AGENTS WANTED l ESr t sess t. sss. s ssI,.
II. he'd. send for specimen pages and our extra
terms to agents. NATIONAL PUBLISHING
COMPANY Cincinnati, Ohio, or Memphis. Tenn.
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The properties Of DIR. WAIKEEs
VINEGAR 1TrERs are Apericnt, Diapnoretic,
c~armjnatiye, Nutritious, Laxative, Dluretlc,
Sedatiye, Counter Irritant, Sudoriiic, Altera-