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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-09-24

The Troy Press published, the other day.
= statement TO the effect that girl named
Emma $ Willard. who had been serrau; at
the Mansion HOUSE, aud subsequently in the
family Of Mrs Thomas. Of Troy. had been
kidnapped aad taken 20 Burlington by Rev.
q " Arms of this place, formerly of Rich
iaond The Press accused the minister not
only q mal.-e5ung the girl but also ofruin-
ing h-r character and robbirg her Of her
Sirtus The Sentinel. Of this city. copied
the article, and has since had the pleasure
ofpuh.i~hin- card from Arms. DENYING
hitly She charges against hin, ana rsciting
the story Cd, .7- -irl's history since she en-
tered he t'.,ls, thEee years ago. lie says
;hat She lbs: DO June to Wis. her sister. AI-s.
sesTs. H NORTH Bennington. and suddenly
iaparies Tor Troy that when be called at
Nj lh,uA~'s jcr her he was repulsed by
the iaiT Sd. lhe house Subsequently the
g.Ti ,iit wsri that she desired to return
nould ~iin nln. and met him at the dspot
and l. nos 10 rl- house The girl confirms
Ehis statement lo a note which Is also print.
ed, an4 a4ls t3at Arms never did her any
thing hu- kiuClts-
The Troy Times thinks Mr.. Arms shows
very little p.uck, IL rcsenting the charges
against hin SIMPLY by Publishing a card in
a Burlington paper and suggests that the
courts are 0peu Tor mans vindication in
such c2sos
MI Ann, -a.d. in the Office Of this paper.
the other day. that he proposed to see W hat
FedFess The law would give him. in the
matter.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-09-24

SrowE.-Mrs. Joseph Russell broke her
leg last Wednesday. Or. Brooks replaced
the bones aud she viii soon be about.
Brace LAID have bought Mr.. Tenney :
-awmill at the Forks" ioT 81 800.
The members Of the Three-score-and-ten
Society. will meet at the Town Hall, Satur-
day. September 25th, at l p. m, for the
choice of officers for the ensuing year.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-09-24
Fatality on the Lake.
vax OVERHEARD FROM THE LINE BOAT ASp
pRow>ED-wAs IT ACCIDENT OR SUICIDE
,.oT.ke fhamnlain Steamer Adiron-

.,.,. o,yrpRo,Rp FROM The LINE BOAT, AND
pRow>ED-wAs IT ACCIDENT OR SUICIDE!
As the Lake Champlain Steamer Adlron-
dsck WAS on her way North. Wednesday alter
moon. about midway between Burlington
o,5 p,rt Kent. the attention OF some
~. ,t.s ,s.senrers was aroused by splash
-, RI, water. and moment after man
Wa discovered 10 the water sstern, appar-
.r,lv STRUGGLING to reach vaiise Whlch
- a,a.ing lew feet further in the rear
u, u--s szen to reach and clutch the yaiise
.n6 p,aes il under his arms, IS Il Tor sup
nort b,t .qon disappeared from siSnt- The
steamer was stopped as soon a. Possioie'
"a s,,.li boat manned and sent of 70 the
-.s..,, . h1r the stesc'er had made conslder-
ali. distance meanwhile, and the only result
of fi,. search va she fn5ifz a bat floating
in the wax ~ the steamer, mile as'Hrn'
The steamer Ga.rlm came Up "niie the
-ear,'. vas ~ J-r..I,s- and aided IN II : o@'
..,..r. trscs could be discovered ct the
drowned n..u. VINO be was i not known
TIE h..t being ueusuaily crowded tne
-.-ic. of e.. the passengers we're not t7Eeh'
a. usual and 10 one knOwn 10 be on boarl
+. missed. The hat i 4 common black -o't
hat OF rather small size. An oTeTcoAt
of dark cloth. with beaver collar. vas
F.. On the boat, which j. Supposed o.
H.. belonged TO tie lost man. Iae-e a.
tielr. mss Vel lad to the discovery q hts
na7.- AM residence. It "a thought tina, ne
cam, ao the boat south Of Burlington. y
Port Henry passenger wes OF the lmpTe>-
sion that Il might have been runner ioT
elo,birs house. who took the steamer al
that ps.n-. Another passenger thought tie
man seer in the water. resembled a man he
saw rs.si1g to woman on the wharf at
Burlington. iu-t before the steamer LETT.
But really nothing ike a definite clue to the
missing man has been found. The steamer
was DELAYED an hour by the disar-angemeni
Of some part Of the engine, oecasioned by
the sudden reversing OF the engine. when the
alarm was given.
The affair occasioGad much excitement on
the boat. Il was so strange that pasSen-
ger should fall oyerboard.Ni;h lis baggage.
IN the middle Of the Lake, that some con-
siderei it a case Of suicide. In fact 1t Is re-
ported thar the man was seen by q passen-
ger. to tbJow his valise into the water, ami
TO jump after i. Il would seen to be more
kelly, however. that il WAS an accident.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-09-24

Immediately after the required bail was
produced. and Mrs. Dodge released from
Montpelier jail. she was re-srrested on COM
plant Of j. A. Wing. Esq, who brought a
suit against her, in favor of Joel Dodge, for
assault and battery. Her husband was ar
rested at t,e same time. but was sfterwsrd
discharged. Mrs. Dodge was sgsin CON.
mitted to jail, where she is COW awaiting
her trial, which will take place during the
present term OF court. The amepnt of
asmsges claimed is $1,000
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-09-24

Theo. :. Peck announces, in another col
umn. that his Insurance agency no Longer
belongs to the National Board Of Fire In
surAnce Companies; nevertheless he Is still
able to offer policie, in good and reliable
American and English stock companies at
reasonable rates. The companies he repre-
sents have established unimpeachable repu-
,gtions Tor lair dealing and prompt adjust
nent OF losses; and have also passed the
supervision Of the Insurance Commissioners
who serutinizsd their standing most closely
and carefully. His agency also represents
the Travellers Insurance Company, Of Hart
ford. Conn. whose great accident insur-
apce business is well known throughout the
country: fdeir reputation tor honorable
dealing. of honest claims, being second to
none ANY one wishing to insure build
ipgs, household furniture, farm property
live stock. &e.. or II insure against aeei-
dents will do well to give Col. Peck call
at his pleasant Office. il Peck's Block, Col
lere street
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-09-24

IHE WHITE MJUNrAINs.-Ths Contra
Vermont, and Montpelier and Wells River
RAILROADS are selling hslf-faro tickets to III.
White Mountains. this week. The ticket,
are goo1 20 90 sept l6, Il and Is, and tc
return unih Sept %, inclusive. The Fab.
yam Hoa-e AMI the other large hotels at tn,
Mountains have reduced their prices from
St and 40 per day to SO. Now Is III,
best time to go there.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-09-24

The fast mail tain from New York City
70 Chicago made It's first trip, yesterday.
Burlington mail matter intended for the
West is taken On this train at Albany, and
hence will reach its destination some twelve
hours or more earlier than heretofore. We
understand that arrAn :ements will also be
made, in connection with this train. ty
which The New York mail viii reach here
at clock. p NJ, instead OF at rs, as at
presant
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-09-24
A NEW BOOK BY
NJ ARK TW A / y .

Inst ready for Canvsssers. ROW then j. tAe me
70 yet Territory Don't stop 10 experiment on thtr
hooks lake one you know will sell. r. N d ll9n
Will give You choice OF field. and 6olden het. ~.
cnsts nerhiny Everything furnished. send II cur
names, and towns want or fr eircuafs st o. &C.
address, AMERICAN PUBLISHING 80 1t''
ford, u. oop1 IT,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-09-24

The Central Vermont Railroad have inst
erected and finished a new bridge across
the creek in Milton Hollow. II is a sub-
stantial structure. and does large credit to
Mr. A. K. Gray. who had charge of the
work. Il is eighty-six feet in length. and
the chords are OF 9 BY IA inch timber. AL
though there were from IS to 30 trains pas
sing daily. not onr was hiudsred during the
construction.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-09-24

On Winooski street, Waterbury, are iig.
houses adjoining each other. two on one
side OF the street, three on the other, and
all within a stones throw. Ia these houses
there were. bog with a sprained ankle,
boy with broken arm, boy who cut
OF the end OF biz thumb. girl who dis
located heT shoulder, and q girl who EEL
frcn the fence and cut cash in her face,
recently. Ga another street. near by. a
lad has recently had his arm broken. and a
young man an ankle sprained
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-09-24

The Catholics of Lyndonviile are about to
build 3 church. $500, with 2 tower.
About s. 900 have already been subscribed
toward the enterprise.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-09-24
a, 900 PROFIT ON sIo0

Invested in stock Privileges in Wall Street. Book
and Clrculars telling Hos tits DONE. seat zee.
address, BAXTER q Co., BInkers = va. =. e"
lOrE. ooy- -
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-09-24

Seli,n Conn0r, the governor elect OF
Maine. stabbed law with the late GOV.
Washburn Of this state. and was a private
in the Woodstock company Of the First
Vermont regiment during the three months
camnalgn il 1861.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-09-24

SUNDAY SCHOOL PlcNIc-On THURSDAY, the
Congregational Sunday-schoois Of jericho
C5nt7e. Cnlerhill Centre and Underh.ll
Flats. and MON Sunday school Of Jericho
Corners, took the cars Essex junction,
and. coming 10 this city, took the steamer
Vermont a. HIS a. m, and went 70 W5s;-
port. There an hour was pleasantly spent,
after which the party took the Adirondack
for the retarn voyage, reaching here at $50
p. IN. The ezcarsioni-ts numbered about
2nn
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-09-24

FLETCHER little girl aged three years,
daughter OF Merritt Hook, was drowned in
small brook near his house, last Friday.
Several quite large AOeks Of sheep in this
town, are suffering from the foot-rot near
ly half Of the flock of Mr. Horace Flanders
have died from the disease this tall.
WATERBURY Emma, the daughter Of L.
R. Foster, fell from a fence and received a
severe cut on her cheek. The wound was
sswed up by DR.. Henry Jones.
The Washington county milk pan seems
to be quite iayorite in the western part of
the STATE. Quite number of farmers have
them now in use. E7astus Whitcomb, Of
Essex. has a set for his dairy of seventy
five COWS; also Wm. :. Freeman, of Rich
mond, with a dairy Of fifty COWS. put in q
set last week
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-09-24
miscellaneous.
CALIFORNIA.

Have you any thought OF going to Caiifsrn'a'
Are you going West, North or Northwest!
You van, TO know the best routes 10 iaAe!
The shortest, safest, quickest and most com or'-
able routes are those owned by the chicago anu
Northwestern Railway Company. IL o"nes over
two thousand miles Of the best road there is IN the
country. Ask any ticket agent to SHOW you Us
maps and time cards. All ticket agents caa Sc"
YOU through tickets BY this route.
Buy your tickets Via the Chicago y Nor'a'
Western Railway for
SAN FIR A n @ / s co,
Sacramento, Ogden, Salt Lake City. Cheyenne
Denver. Omaha. Lincoln, Council uff', fankton'
Sioux CITY. Dubuque, winons, St. Paul, Daluth'
Marquette, Green Bay. Oshkosh, MaGison' NIL
waukee. and al points west or northwest o.
Chicago,
Uyou wish tae best traveliHy Accommodations
you Will buy your tickets 10 lnis route, ana Will
take no other
This popular route is unsurpassed Tor speeu,
Comfort and Safety The Smooth, Weli-ballas'ed
and Perfect Track Of Steel Rails, Westinghouse All
Brakes, Millers Safety Platform and Couplers' the
celebrated Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars the Per-
feet Telegraph System Of Moving Trans, the reg
ularity with which they run, the admirable
Arrangement for running Through Cars from
Chicago to ell points West, North and Northwest
scores to passengers all the COMFORTS IN
MODERN RAILWAY TRAVELLING.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-09-24

,.,np,slp Transportation Co.. Line Bosts run a.
5il5ws Going routh: leave BqrAnston az a. a.
. 81 2 & n m. Plattsburgh Ferry-ooat leaves
,1grlinstsn AZ 9 30 An, returning al 5'SO pm.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-09-24

OPEsI>C or THE PORTLAND AND OGDENs-
BURG RAILROAD TO THE CONNECTICUT RIVER.
A special train was run to the Conuecti-
cut river from s.. Johns5ury, Tuesday
afternoon. The officers O! the road, with
some sixty gentlemen from St John,bury
and vicini.y, composed the party. On The
completion O: the bridge across the Connea-
ticut. through connection will be made
with Portland ard Boston
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-09-24
rUCLD NOT BE WITHOUT
VEGETlNE

The great benefit have received from the use o.
VKGErISE induces me to give my testimony in its
favor. believe il to be not only o. great value FOR
restoring the health, but preventive Of diseases
peculiar to tbs spring and summer seasons
would not be without II for ten times irs cost,
EDWARD TILDEN,
Attorney and General Agent for Massachusetts, o.
the CrsnSmea's Lie Assurance Company No.
40 Sears Building, Boston, Mas.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-09-24

DLEASANT AND PROFITABLE EMPLENFs ~
L Beautiful q" Charming! g." "Dh how llrcIt
What are they worth. sc. Such are the exc ---
atiuns Of those who see the large, ele -Gu- urf
Cnromos p-uduced by the European an America
Chrome Publ shing Co. Every one = I'D " iLt o. e.
1t requires N talking to sell the pictures, che
spesk Tor then sell IS. Cauvasse-s. agents. f..
ladies' aud gentlemen out of en- yi0s Iaeat. y OIL
this the best oveninz ever Of red % make n D. y
For full par icul4rs se-d stamp to- cuuit1H'
circular ADDRESS. 2. GLEASON CO. A" ..
ington Street. oston, Mass Aus g. tdtiw
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-09-24

Two Yergennes yachts the I1!er, owned
by Aes~rs. Bxby. Bis-ell and Hawley and
the Ola Mali. owned BY Mayor W ;. Hop
kins-wii ;aze part in the coming regatta
Of the Lake Chanpiain Regatta Association.
l. 5. Drew. Esq, OF South Burlington,
has purchased young Ethan col; o. Henry
InoTP. IT Charlotte, paying therefor $500
Iha col. was only four months old; and
tbs l. .aid to be the highest price ever paid
lor - yoans D col: in this Stete.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-09-24
GRISWOLD & FRISSELL,
FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE AGENCY,
sgCCgssGBs 10 ). & Il. 5. WEES.
Cnp,,a, Krpr..cnted, $50 900, 900.

SSltkSoOSs Nv .. q cs
Camilla, krur..cnted, $50 ,OOo, 900.
Eve desire to call the attentic- I the public to
the lis: Of Companies representc' y rs as shown
below. II will be observed That represent the
OLDEST, STRONGEST and MOST Pc n Fire lnsur-
ance Companies, both American European, and
as the importance and necessity obtaining Poll
cics in this class Of Companies f.s been clearly
shown during the past Jew yes We trust that
business meq viii avail themselv' ( the superior
facilities oder, and place the. BUSINESS n our
o.Bses.
Manufacturers and merchants, Wholesale and
retail place their entire insuT- e. through u.s.
and take nothing but the ieaeins Zm'r,enn dnd
English CompGries.
We are the only authorized Agent for this vcini-
ity of the following weli-kn0Yn ami popular LIFE,
FIRE and AcciUEST Insurance Com -Anies:
MUTUAL LITE ms. CO., NEW YORK.
Cash Assets. ........... - s12.OOO,o00
gINA ms. CO., uiRTF0go. CT.
HOME ms. co. y. T.,
Cash Assets. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s6,oOO,OOO
HARTFORD FIRE ms. co, niEIf0BD. CT,
Cash Assets. ..---..--.......--..---s So, 100000
PHGNU ms. CO., HARTF0RD, CT.
CssA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sa,OOo,ooO
GrEEN MS. co., ENGLAND,
Cash Assets. -.-....>lO. 100000
NORTH BRITISH md MERCANTILE ms. CO.,
Cash Assets, gold. -...-...-......-.S27.0 100000
CONTiSENTAL ms. CO., y. y,
Cash Assets So 100000
SPRINGFIELD ?. 4 Y. ms. CO., MI,
Cash Assets.--.-..-.--.-..--. 100000
ATLiS ms. CO., HARTFORD,
Cash Assets---.------..- ---.-..------- s'o"'o""
IlN'R \
Cash Assets................... $500, 900
MISSISSIPPI VALET ISs. CO.. MEMPHIS.
Cash Assets---.---..--...-.--. -sfoo'"o"
PLiNTKIs' ms. CO., MEMPHIS,
Csc assets. 900
MERCHANTS ms. CO., PB0YIDENCE..
Cash Assets. ..-...-..............sioo.o 900
HIaBOLDT ms. co., n. T.,
Cash Assots..................... 900
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Cash Assets ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS O,OGo
MANUFACTURERS rs, CO., NEWARK,
Cash Asssts......-......----- 900
HARTFORD ACCIDENT ms. CO.,
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This ls the only Company IN The United States
devoted EXCLUSIVELY 10 Acc dent Insurance issuing
have had an eNper euce in the bus ness extending
over the entire history Of accident insurance IN the
United states.
~ EVERY ONE SHOULD BIZ INSURED AGAINST
AcClDFNTs-
NO Fees fo- Policies ur surveys.
Orders ny mail or telegraph promptly attended to.
AL policies are issued al this Office pay All
losses tsrs = current unds, or gold when desired.
GRiSWULD 4 FRISSELL. Agents.
dec 5-tSSu Burlington, VT.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-09-24

The first Of the new fast mail trains. from
New York to Chicago. consisted of four
postal cars, and drawing-room car full Of
post5liee officials and invited guests. Ii
made the $50 miles from New York to Al
bany in three hours and twenty minutes,
and went little faster vet, west of Albany
the speed on favorable portions of the line
being fully a mile a minute. \ similar train
left New York bs the Southern route to
Chicago, via the Pennsylvania. President
Scott, of that road, is said to have expressed
his determination to make a quicker run of
i: than the New York Central dare do.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-09-24

lEAvE BuRLss-os, giving North, on the Nenssx
Vermont e g., at ar n. m, eacep' Ia : 7,
,a.,olr- and . q. ID. ana 20 ~.,e .
,i,,- Fxst # 90 m. 2.25 and I-55 pm
ION, soath. on TIE Bu;lsnd and suTen ns !, r.
Raf 20 and l0.le q. N, and ~ anu - ~ IL
49, ,.-s,5 : = p m. from the East At DID
e. snd SIS p. N: from the South AZ ana
-ssa n. &c and 7.l3 p. n
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-09-24

HIGH PAGES FOR CATrLE.-The big prices
obtained for high-bred cattle az the famous
sale last year in New York. seem TO have
been riyalled by the figures reached at the
recent sale OF Lord Dlnmore's sh0rt-horns,
IN Scotland. This was not 50 noticeable in
the prices brought by the cows, though
some Of these ranged from 1000 to 2OOO
cuineas; bat one bull. the Duke Of Con
naueht. said to be the finest N existence,
was knocked down at 1900 suineas. the
highest figure ever paid for an animal OF
this kind. Truly. blood will tell.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-09-24

rWo0rt three desperate convlcts attempt
G, break from Bennington jail, Tuesday
night bat their plans were fortunately fra
trated 3y the timely discovery Of iailor
Cock. When discovered. they had sawed
one hinge of the door leading from where
they were confined into the corridor sprung
the DOOR open, and one Of them was in the
act o. craving through. The saw ased vas
mad i.aal . knife. furnished. IN some way.
IL il supposed. by friends outside
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-09-24
vRaETHE 10 solA by sli Drus.l,,s.

'BdkiiaI ~ soia ~ 6li pfasstt-,
AEg2s-dkwln
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-09-24
1ew advertisements.
SANFOkD'.S
JA.NAICA
Il ~. II u

This elegant preparation is prepared RON Tie
true Jamaica Ginger, combined with chH-ce arc
matte. anu genuine French Fr4ndy, and is 'isily
superior to every Extract or Essence % 1nser tie
fore the public, all o. which axe prepared VIII
ale lho. by the Cd pr cess.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-09-24
PATENT IyTERLooK KING
VI A s y y X 1 4.

THE uudersg ncd is prepared 70 unte-i9ks
/ kinds OF Mason Work brick am stone 49, u.
plasterin- eic-by Contract or otnerw 3e. Viii
the help o. god w0Tsmen. and BY pessouEi sstsn
ton ne hopes 70 eve satisfaction - Al who bay
employ him.
April 2,dtf Soe.huru SIRE.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-09-24

The Woodstock Railroad was completed
wednesday afternoon. and the Inhabitants
of the venerable hamla; from which it takes
is name are in 8 state Of dense epi0yment.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-09-24
ICE WATER

And ssee,ene1. forms mixture which. a, d cooling
healthy aud refreshing sumner Beverage has u-
equal. Barrels u ice water, prepared q this way
may be dr2nk without the slightest injury, and
happy is the man who finds IN tn. substitute 'or
spirtuous liquors. It, value 10 the Farmer, Ne
chan.c and Laborer cannot he uver-estlcatei. Il
IS 20 cheap as 10 re within the reach q ALL 80 finely
favored as to be enjoyed by !over1 Of The choicest
Lgu1rs.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-09-24
CRAMPS AND PAINS

Whether produced aY Id. gesIln, improper 3D.. o.,
char .e o. water or ct too free Indulgence -n Zee
water, exposure TO sutIen changes o. teupeTa.u' e.
are Immediately relieved by1t. one ouGcs aided
10 4 gallon o.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-09-24
Diamond Rheumatic Cure
rgE DIAMOND RHEUMATIC CURE.

Ttls medicine is prepared By careful, expert
encsd aud conscent Gus physician, IN obedience 10
the desire Of numheress friends in the profession IN
the trade aud among the people. livery bottle Is
warranted 20 ntain the ull strength OF the inedi-
cine In its hi chest stare Of purity and develope-
mer; and is superior TO any medicine every com
pounded 10: this terrible cOmplaint
Ipsnple cases sometimes one or two doses suffice.
In tho most chronic cases il IS TO give way ny
the use o. 60 or five bottles By this efficient and
simple remedy, hundreds OF dollars are saved to
those who eau least ord TO throw ii away as suie-
ly il is By the purchase Of useless preseri ptors
This medicine is for sale at all Druggists through
out the United States and Canada. Il II happens
that yoc- Drug- 81 has not got il IN stock ak I'm
q send nr II 10 auy OF the wholesale druggists IN
Boston. Concord, n. Ii Worcester, Providence,
Portland. balgor, and other places.
Price, 81 90 Bottle.
WELLS, RICHARDSON L CO, Burlington. VI
July l2-deodswu
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DYSPEPSIA.
REsTORATEvE sTEVULAHE

Free from seri1us objections, yet pslgtahls. even
inviting 10 the sensitive palate, which will create
No mOr6it appetite Tor Itself AID operate as an
sistsn TO d Zestion well rs perform the iruc; on-
Of stimulsRt. Sucn We confidently believe .i T.