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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-03-12

BRIsrOL-A novel piece OF lncencarlsn
took place last Monday in that part of our
town called the Littlc Notch. Some little boys
thought they would have a little sport with
little dog, 80 they saturated his fur with
kerosene and let him on fire Thc dog OF
course was frightened and ran franrcy
under Mr.. limos barn, among 4 mass Of
hay. quickly setting the barn on FIRE. burn
ing up said barn and himself too. Mr.
Jimo had quite quantity Of hay and grain
in the barn and suffers considerable loss by
the performance. Little boys and Little
dogs ought not to play with the fire.
Joseph Forte, Of New Haven. has lost
for children by scarlet !eyer within the last
few days, and two more not expected 10
live. There are no malignant cases in this
town.
Mr.. Callahan sold James Whiting cow
awhile ago. that was Il years old, with
only three teats Mr.. W bought her for
all right, and eleven years old,an when he
found to the contrary he demanded some
thing for Misrepresentation Mr.. Callahan
would DO nothing that way and 50 they had
law suit about it Wednesday afternoon.
Allegorically one got hold OF the cows
horns and the other her tail. and the conse-
quenco was they pulled 50 hard (the jury
did not agreed that they both fell over in
possession, respectfully. Of the two said ex-
tremities. while the lawyers all remained
quietly milking. 1t was $2l cow.
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EEGETsNE

J, Archaeological and recommended by pAS s.e.aRs
and aputhecares O. be the best purifier ana cleanser
@. the blood yet discovered, aud thousands -Peas
o 10. Dr.. - wau have been restored 10 health.
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The revival at St. Johnsbury Is the great
est ever known there. Over eighty re
auested prayers Sunday and Monday A
meeting held in the machine shop of the
scale-worts, Tuesday afternoon, was at
tended by the $50 workmen OF the shops,
and many others.
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OFFICE. rslES BLOCK. toLii-a 81 .-.-rl-
/ Tie at.sut..n 90 -hc ia.ur.1z PA.
/ fully clie.. q. tle ..o'' ing g a. he. -'-
! COMPANIES represented az d. '-tnA
/ R0uGI Insurance CO9ppGHy,
pF ENGLAND.
Assets. GOlss. -.....-.- ~s'. &C" %"
/ COm3nercJGi Union assurance
/ Co..
oE ENGLAND.
Assets. S.1l,i-.....--.... 80. cocoon
R0y0i C0nGdiqs f's. tO.,
or N1NTHEAL.
1 Capital. .-.....----... 5000" go"
Franklin lire Insurance &c..
OF FHlItnFlPHiA, Pa.
Assets ......-.-... ~. = fss- teW
PENNSYLVANIA f.ro [l3s. To-,
OF PHILADELPHIA.
Assets. Gee. -. 5000
american IiSe ms. Co.,
cF PHILADELPHIA.
SssetS. ...-.....---- ok'G~v-N"F
National fire Insurance 60.
or HARTFORD. CT. 800.
Assets ........... ......... 80 .NNr
Connecticut Fire ttS. 60,
or HARTFORD. CONS.
Assets ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS - 400
AfiUs Fire Insurance To-,
uF HA8Tsbfp. CONS.
Assets .................... $500. 600
AIeBOnniG FIRE ms. "a.
or Fl97sBUhG, PA.
Assets Observation-Disclosures. $50 eco
Uesfch ester firc ms. o.,
OF New YORK CITY,
Assets .........-. ......... >1bp. oV|
Peoples Fire Insurance Co.,
or EGWAlik-
Assets ...............--~ 500. geo
First Ncij95:tsF Fire ms. 90.
of "uN--sItH, i-tss.
Assets ......---..-..-... ss*@U' ""o
Tr0reieys Lye 0sH -Arfit'eht
!5tsHr0ftfe SV--
rF HAwE'an. &C
Asset. ............-. - 0Se. ]''ts
.HasSachst>ef5s Najs,0} iiIe
las "a.
A~..l-. ......... ...... S.I,Gc3. 0Ue
hudson INSURANCE. o.,
OF JERSEY CITY. }. D..
ASSETS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $500 900
EiiIciiie MI5ts,0i Jf0riHe and
Fire ms, TO-,
OF MELVILLE y. j..
Assets. ........-.. ....,SE. 3Oo. $50;
And other reliable Companies. Parties desiring
Insurance in the MUTUAL Cuh!hNlEs OF Ttls
STATE. can have their spulic9iiops made cut 20
t6s slcc, ari polio les speedily oDtalnei.
The Travellers insurance. COMPANY SSH sue
thar ACCIDENT POLICIES for the month ~
year, ami isisog suurlp 1r wIri-rr o'E.
The MR>SACHt SETS LIFE lNst hANtE
COMPANY issue \ srl, 70 ~. lflNG tOLlCi,
peculiar 10 the Con Isl.-' tHat state On account
% their Insurance Lf- 90 f-ktNG 70 iAs IN
SUKER AS coon A CONTRACT IS CAN kE
OBTAINED ANYWH RE. AM PAYING piIl-
bends AFrtR TIE F4ier YEAR.
ALL LOsSEt ANjLs "tH amp PAID At TINS :
Office.
~ pUE SUri.f "f r.r :E''HauDN uF
INSURAN, AL&AY- rtN=-
Order os tatii Wild '.irc s.is.ai amt ,aith.ul
attention. 9. IS gEth.
pac. la-.ievti t...i H. a-ea--
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SwA>rox.-lIon. VIM. Blake and wife
have returned from their Western tour
after an ab-encc of four months.
Scion Adams. OF Boston, has bought the
bookstore OF d. Brundage and will take
possession Immediately.
Wm. Blake. Jr., has purchased Ms
Harmon Billiards. residence for $4,000.
Rev. NJ. Eanslow received seyenty-iiyC
dollars at his donation.
About one foot OF snow tell, Monday
afternoon and evening, which makes fine
sleighins again.
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Instead Cd. icing prsed-up medlcEs has worked
j.. way up 10 il. present astonishing success by
actual merit IN crriaS all diseases % Che 'e-f. oI
L L = -
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OLD CLkRGYNEN Probably the three
Oldest Universali,t ciergyInen 10 New Eng
land are Rev Russell Sueeter, Of Wood
stock, who is over 50; Rev. Kittriige Haven,
Of Shoreham, h,;wcs;r 20 and 80 Rev
Hosea F. Ballou, OF Wilmington, g. The
latter has been in the ministry over ia
wears, during which time be sas attended
$50 funerals, preaching sermons at 10 ont
of 20 Of them, and ha- dictated at 55U
weddings. ASIDE from his pastoral duties,
his lite mas not been IN idle one, a he has
performed the duties OF town clerk l. years,
and justice OF the peace II years been
member of the legislature two terms, and a
member of the constitutions. convention oi
Vermont. besides being superintendent o!
schools 2l years q well as farmer, q
trader and !ahjrer IN several other lie
partmenls of life.
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SY4STO,

Moderator, John Barney CLERK. ". ;.
Thsyer; Treasurer. ". Il. Blake Listers,
VIM. Il. Blake. Danie. C1Tii-, Harry Beals;
Selectmep. John Barney, Azam Nil. Myron
Dormau Auditors, NJ Il. Ballard, '. ;.
Ferris, Il. VI. Stone Constable and Col
lector, John Mahaa Overseer Of Poor, d.
o. Potter Trustee OF Surplus Money, :. ;.
Mory: Town A-es,, y. ;. Ferris Town
Grand Jurors. ". Il. Manseli, J. NJ. Dean,
C. c. Bradbury; Superintendent ofScho0.s.
VIM. Il. Blake.
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81 churches with a membership of l.4S5.
and 80 ministers.
CoNcREoArIoNAL--Churches, S;3es min
listers. 1913: membership, 1886, sll. 10
Vermont there are 1893 churches, with
membership of II 800, and 1877 ministers
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Written Cor the Free Press and Times.

Written .or the Free Press and Times
True Lent.
BYE.R.A.
How shall keep my Lc1t,
With fasting. and with prayerful days
With cheerful face, and inward grace.
As j, with mind intent,
Break up my souls delsyi.
Shall not keep my Lent
When earth is full CT cheats aai sn
Shall live on. shall DRIFT on.
TIL all my life be spent
And all be wrong within,
How shall keep my Lent
With sins and needs set all In view
Till l DO feel that kneel,
With saddened heart repent
And cry forgive make new
How shall keep my Len:
As prophets. scers, apostles did,
With body trained and victories gaintd,
And JOY for my lament.
When life with God Is hid.
How shall keep my Lent
will prepare to meet my King,
Give all my heart, where gave part,
That when LIES woes are SEM
may be strong to s!ns.
The snow storm OF wednesday night ex-
tended from Maine to Missouri, and wa.
heavy one, everywhere. A. 8ratteboro, Is
inches fell at Boston, foot or more \
tremendous gale prevailed along the coasts
nnd MANY disasters are reported.
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Moderator, Periey ?. Pitk.n ,wn Clerk
Timothy b Merrill. Se!ectmen. Perley P.
Pitkin. Il. ". Heston, j. W. Bale Trea. IS
urer. J ". ughton, Jr; Cversee7 Of
Poor. ". ". Caldwell, Coustables, John
l.. futile, \ 4. Sweet. Listers. Col J. ..
Livingston. Nelson 4. Chase. " +. Bra
man /; Auditors, John \ Page. Marcus D.
Gilman, c. A Reed Sup; OF Schools
John T. Thurston.
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1t is reported that Governor Peck will
appoint Thursday, April sth, as Fast Day.
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WHAT is NEEDED.

AN7lN'f 't' go
ala Ii. H. srzvUSs.
a ieebis condition ircm genera, debility. Et"t,
TINE was strongly recommended to me by friend
who had been much benefited by It's use. pro
cured the article and after using several bottles
WAS restored to health and discontinued is use.
feel quite confident that there il no medicine supe
ror 10 il or those complaints for which il Is espec
ALLY prepared, and would cheer:uiy recommend L
10 those who feel that they need something 10 II
Respectfully yours, L. L. PETTISGILL.
Firm OF :. ". reitin-.l { Co, 30 STATE ST., Boston
CIScISsAri, NOV. . III, ls-3.
Mr.. II. X. STEVENS
ni-hed me by your agent, my vie has used VITA
great benefit
For long time she las been t-ouaied with dix
ness and cOstivouess these trouble arc now ell
iirely moved by the Use %, NIGETiNE.
She was also tronhisc with Dyspepsia aui ten
c5al nebl!ty and has been greatly benefited.
TuO>- GILMORE, -. walnut street
FE!i MYSELF ! Ns.sy hin.
Names Mas, June list, ls-2.
1ig. II. u. Ss4sENs
Dear sll-T1roush the aivcs and earnest per
suason o. hev. h >. Best % this place have been
taxing VEGErlNt for Dyspepsia, % which nAre
Suffered los years.
have used only two bottles AMI already feel my
We DR. j. v. CARTER.
RE.'pKG FAUM 4 PRACTICAL CHEMIST AND
ArOTHECAKY
BosrOS Jan. J, 1874.
bear Slr-Yhis IS 10 certify that have sold AZ
retail l-af dozen so bottles Of your NEGklINE
siucs As-ll r. 1870. aud Can truly say that Il has
given tn,. best satisfaction Of amy re;aeGy Tor the
complaints tor which II j recommended, that l
ever sold. Scarcely day passes without come OF
my customers testying 10 its merits on themselves
or their friends. am perfectly cognlIant Of seV-
eral cases OF seroiulous rCmors being cared by
VEGErISE alone IN this vicinity.
Wy respectfully yours,
Al GILMAN, los brutdway.
To Il. K. :REyESs, Esq.
vEGETINE Is soLV By ALL D"ua6isIS.
Feb l5-d&wlm
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The Democrats carried Troy, y. y, on
Tuesday. bg 800 majority. electing Edward
Murphy. Jr. as Mayor. and sixteen Demo-
cratic Aldermen 10 ten Republican Alder
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Alnuacu. The idebtedness of Alburgh is
81 100.
The town seemed to be IN a generous
mood. election day. The Oyerseer OF Poor
hire NJ. =. Ii>lop to carry on the poor
farm ana Wa to board himself and family
on the farm bat Mr.. II. sent one Of his
children ont Of town to school and present
ed his h.il for It's board while absent which
the town GENEROUSLY ordered paid 5.
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0ew advertisements.

N.- -'rr~s-, cnfi slssfc .brsr FsitferS 1-e...
.,Ui. Iu-. a-i remain long uurv-. b.
e'-ir bones are not destroyed hr f...--.
fr n-acr means, and yl-ll organs ....
2 me ra-l- OF rcwl-r-
..r--,~r,>il or Indigestion. Ue1tl.s, r,..
-l.uia"r- Corgh-. T!ghtness OF The .....-
- soar ErU-tations OF tile Stomach b..
-.. .i -ae Mouth. Bilious Attacks. Pl'uaaf.5-. b.
.r. fi.- -. Inflammation % tie Lungs PAN b., ,..
l.c.an nc t.e Adneys and hundred other pain.
.ra uta1ls are tic ofsrrngs or Dyspepsia. l-.
h1--c wll prove n better guar@1--- ID. is l.-...
tIen % lengthy advertisement
Ter Female COsipiaiurs, IN Yong OF
.- .r.r! or s.lg.r. a. the dawn " u0manaYI.I To-.
t-..f. 20 o.. l.,1 these Tonic Bl'ters i.-e ar 81
B-or sndaTumafcry Eas Chronic Rh,p
.-1rtssrs- AMI Cont Bilious, Ecmlt-eu- AMI ll-'-
f...fel. lc.ers Diseases o. the EllaI ftr.- b..
re-- am BLADDER thc-e H.t-ers has. no ..-
~--n Diseases are cglisel hT NI-iated Blood
Gacy -rr II gentle EGr=aiive az veil "a.
Il Tonic, possessing inc merit o. acting
r4aes.a. agent ia relieving Congestion l-
ri1-lou 10 the Liver al+ fl5reg-4 Or-I-s .... d.
o. s.s Disease
s.or akin fsszcascs, Frup.!01s, Ts'--
E.t--a L.1,--es spots Flup.e7, f---H-a
rlrodur,.s. TJng-w07ras Sc4.d-Hcai $ Pc F4..
,.rv-irelas. i-ch. Scurls. D.sco.orl-iaa- ll OBJ. 81,
iifiuors AMI Diseases - The SKIN 20 whatever --
o. ..4tUre. are literally dag up 1nl camel III.
-s-fe'u 20 . silr- ilil4e Nt --- use Al. .-' ..
Grateful Thousands proclaim 1881 l. Dr.
.cl- the Il1sr w0-4er-ll lLt .g-l.-- ga.
g.. --I t-e Sinking system
Il. Il. MCDONALD q &c.
ts.f.-rtsri and Gen. Arts san f-l .-. r
FL. Re- of Washington and Char ton ~'t
SOLD ~ ALL DRUGGISTS lEt-I.s
July 2-tdEwly
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MIDDLEBURY.-The Vergennes Musical
Union numbering 80 members, gave an en-
tertainment at the School House Hall, on
Wednesday evening, to an appreciative au-
dience. They appeared in old style costume,
powdered wigs, ruffled shirt fronts and
Gu is and swallow tailed coats. The pro-
gramme consisted of Old church music, by
the choir, which was very finely rendered
euartetts and >qio- Among those which
deserve e-pecia, mention were two solos by
Prof. \. J Philips, the leader, and one sole
by Miss Eva Scoyell. Mss Scovell has g
very fine voice though not strong. The at
tendance was good nnd the receipts 800.
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BAN6Eyrr SALE.-At the assignee .a.e
# the property Of Gen. GeorseJ. Stannardi
baukrupt.at the Van Ness House, Thursday
the entire lit Of assets was purchase dfy
Col. / g. Platt.th sale aggregatng about
So 600. 1t the sale ia St. Adams. We'd
nesday, the house and lot on Thomas street
was sold T. Hon. R. II. Hoyt, for 81 500
and lat oa High street to Col. L. Is. Piati
for s63j. y piece Of swamp land in FAR
field Wa also bought by Mr. Ioyt, iol
$3.50. The entirs sale amounted TO $1,000
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s.Rs, ~ NEW Misunderstanding 10
the Journal record Of fires during the
month Of February, 1873. the loss by fire IN
New England amounts to Sl,0oS, els. Yer
nont's loss is estimated at S3s goo.
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INV YORK. NEWS.

PLYMOUTH PRAYER MEETING
Nav loRA March 8 There va 2 large
Attendance at Plymouth church prayer
meeting, this evening No direc. ai.usiou
was made to the scandal. bat the whole
service, a. well a. the discourse OF the pas
tor, was directed to impress the congrega-
ton that the irle way to meet misfortune
aud troubles i 10y patience, courage. prayer
and singing hymns The latter. especially,
he recommended
scHUniKER CONE 10 EUg0PE.
\ private despatch from Washington
states person having papers 20 serve on
Hon. John q. Schumacher. in connection
with the Pacific Mail subsidy, arriving
here yesterday from Washington Tor that
purpose, found that Schumacher had saied
for Europe by the steamship which left
New York harbor at noon Schumaksr's
family is now in Europe and have been for
over ear past.
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Was Looked upon As an eNpor mentor some tune ni
some oi cur beet ply sc-ns, but those most ncrtl
ulous IN regard 10 merit are now t most ardent
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SIS CENT GOODS.

CTys!ss Boil, vases assg.5ua-
Eoiief sets 90 MI Kinds. i'a ri- .
Marble ssssSts. China 'E'r3J-s, -l,s
king sets III various Kinds. chin
Cg>pidOFes, NajOi;css GSGds- s...
M, ftGuStgclir Cssg~. PcaTl giss.-a
Berry >CiS. RAMPS Of all desert
tiOfss. Table 7sGSs O. gI k,nsis
'E'ea sets, Gard Receivers "a va
:iOIGS kinds. Bs,sssscs and '2TEys
and various other goods 1t,a
an eNGeaSivc 5ne nF goods ar "a
rious pTirs--- tome lEssi sec Tres.
whesAer you VIZ "a 90 pure ll----i
not. Al
GEO. l.. fstl.Eea-'
banF .-F. t"..s.
ts. l3-. Hdazt Nak. p. -s-.a
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NEEfNI an


H., ,.s-. .co,.. ion.
spring goods.
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Snsnraaet.
Snsnraaer.
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yEGETENE

IsLotayi.e. nauscous compound, ~AlsL sap; y
pur-es tie bowels. lut safe p-see-lt reine-s
which is sure 20 pur..y The blood ana thereby Tr
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Moderator, b. }. Stafford Clerk and
Treasurer i. NJ. Burke Selectmen. P. h D..
Gleed, ;. n Palmer, } " Hyde Listers,
II. II. E.more. A. y Lebanon, Alden Oar
ling Constable, y p. circuit O7erseer of
Poor and agent, L + Brigham Superin-
tendent of Schools. Y. NJ Hardy Superin-
tendent of Poor Farm, +. j. Hitchcock 3;
Auditors, " s. Cheney. C. K. Page, A. d.
Thomas
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asn. & souu-.iN T. DJ-. -s-a-. .l.-
..A., Eitazillaut e. co.. -- a-...
lrrtIl A-FN1-
Va! 'tr4 s ttr .-- -i--. %
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This nOrri.i complaint can De
cEi.ea. II may u0t be general!
known, bat most OF ouF ies.o,ns
Physicians are prescribing tS
wonderful remedy. wei; know
inc tI,nt its results are 30 certain
that by its use the person VIII
he brought back 20 peFiect
;,qaL,s. an old E)act0T says:
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YEGETINE

Is now prescribed in cases a. sere;uA Ind oiher ts
eses of the blood hy many O.. the best ply sc ans.
owld.tllts gre4; success n curing all diseases O
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Berkshire, Vermont, imposes tax this
year. Of ouly fge cents on dollar. Last
year the collector gathered in every dollar
and a-ke! Tor no abatements. Where is
there anatlcr c,llectsr who could do as
well. pr aap,hcr town in which it could be
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UNDERHLL.-This quiet village is being
somewhat aroused from a sleep which has
enyelorcj it for Il generation, IT least.
Nothing 10 particular has been going on
here Cor a lons time in the way of enter
tainment. nor any opportunity :or diver
sioa for the sturdy yeomanrY. until the
pre-en; winter Now We have, in full
blast, a genuine grange, which meets reg
uiarly auj has Is large and increasing mem
ber>hi.. We axe going to have a railroad
rInniug through our village. and thence
over the Imaginary heights OF Underhill
and Ne-tfor1. to connect with the Lamoille
Valley We have a reading circle, called
The Dickens Club; but as that was
rather ~.oN for the yoang America,
they have organized Dramatic Club
unie: the efficient management of
DR.. " SCOT Nay. which is prov
ing a decided success. The domestic
drama, " Naighbor lakewood" Is to be
broush; oa; on Friday and Saturday even
ing~'o' the present week, at the Congrega-
tiouai church. The east Of characters - happy
and. altogether, it may safely be predicted
that tie entertainment will be of a high
order Gni please all The leading parts are
ably supported by full company; and
with TIE tahloau1, songs in character, ele-
giant scenery. and the fine music of Clark's
orchestra, il wll be really an enjoyable &C.
CASIO
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Readers German Snuff

= blessing g. mankind, .cr q Jos i.c. o. - e-A'7
places J., v.tlu t-e reach Oh We might h'-ns
forward lunlrcis q Testimonials, but o. WHIST
avail Is proud record is enough and the 'hois
auls % people Sac have been ty the Use u,
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LIsl cF PATNTs.-The following patents
were i--dei nom the United States Patent
Ofice for the week ending February 8,
1873, ana granted TO Vermont inventors {:
j. NJ. Lewi-, North Springfield, chill
dren's carriages.
l.. NJ. Kemp. s.. ,johnsbury, lamp sup
ports
Il. r.. Warren, WOlcOtt. stencils.
). +. Ferguson, Essex, evapOrating pans.
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VEGETfSE

str at the r.t o. disease by put.'l NJ tbe l.'f
restor.u. the liver and kisneys O. healthy Beg 20
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Readers German Snuff

A. r.- .our nose and head 70; that VI Cd 10 tn'
VIII 1-Ii Yea. 10 .cE doubt it Well suffer away.
Use up three " four haEikerehieis alys b.
around walking mass of rotteu7ess, with HEAVY
iEtD, Dull XYEs. BAD BREATH and DE-
FErS>IoN OF SpIRITs. a curse TO Yourself and q
rs.uco go ala who come IN contact with you, 81 sol
i.a.t he - obstinate - L. ~; plsshl-s ane ty .,
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CATARRH
W.T.
Raiders German SnuH,
OR
pcgth ;FiW Re Your Doom !

Yes. the medical records show plainly that IN
mae cases gu: Of ten the disease known as CataGrh
was the foraruuno- OF Consumption, which, when
fastened on a person. Is Ike the grasp OF the mo-
eous Anaconda. There Is no escape until death re-
uevss them from its torture and they are lad n
the crave. Friends may say they died Of consumP
ton IT'S WALSH.
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Readers German Snuff

Saved as .t ~ere alm tie save. are living VT
uesscs % ts -Tea, virtue. At tbs season Of tae
scar. when people, b undue exposure and tic sud
den CHANGES in the weather, are liable 70 catch
cold, Vs. aiy e them 10 carry IA the pocket
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