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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-06-21

GREAT FIRr AT ST. JoHSs, 2. Q.-The thriving
Canadian village Of st. Johns, situated about mid
way between st Alhans and Montreal, was visited
bya disastrous conaagation on Sunday Of last
week. A territory six hundred feet wide and
mile In length, embracing the entire business por-
ton of the town, was burned. Seven hotels, nine
churches the custom house. court house post
Office, United States consulate, two banks, docks,
vessels In the river portion OF the bridge over
the Richelieu river, St Johns wooden mills stone
china ware rooms, and two hundred and nifty
stores and houses are reduced TO ashes. The fire
broke ont at the head Of Richelieu street, In Bas
auet's steam saw mill and a strong southwest
wind caused the FIRE to spread rapidly. The ae-
oueduct water had been shut off TO repair the en-
CINE, necossitatng the fire engines to draw a sup
ply of water from the river, which added to the
delay. The fire swept the entire length of Richie
lieu street, to the docks and through the cross
streets-SL George, st, James Charles, 81 lHul
and Middle street-to Champain, burning all the
buildings On the east and some on the west side
The occupants Of the houses had barely time to es-
cane with their lives. Mrs Lay, milliner, endeav-
orinr to save goods, was burned to death. Mrs.
Lynch a young man named Bonn Joseph W.
Thomas and Charles Arpand were badly burned
The bank Of St Johns was beautiful cut stone
building; but stone buildings, with iron shutters
supposed to be fire-proof burned like Under.
The wooden company had eighty thousand dollars
worth of lannels burned. The houses were
mostly of brick and stone. The fire at midnight
WAS completely extinguished. The loss Is esti-
mated at one million dollars. About three thou
sand people are rendered homeless.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-06-21

Moiiis' iLiL.-N. n eooh hi.s i''oN'1 Wv
patent TO ms snow pow hno,'e ",'i ",i'
nave peeh mere lor s'''' S''' WIN 49,
Nv. :" Mc' nntoch mas SOFA '"e "''s' ~"
~epl@ NJ ~ hiaoN oi r"l'''' 80 '','N
cooper mas SOFA h's mouse !" n''""' i,u's' ~
one thousand elsnt huhureu "''','s'' ',,'
est looking man VINO a'loliu'u '""i0" d" ''v IN
sfegauohal mousse last sappa'l' was J. ~ i''i"
euitof oil Inc lefmo"t 'Hi.e"' "e was u,'sseu
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-06-21
Richly M1hrE.
Cniile Market.

Nramlnis' and BHghton, tor ne wset snalas TUESDAY.
June 70. 1876.
AMOUNT 0F STOCK At NAREFr.
cattle Shssp Shofsl Hogt csfrst
HE Week ........,. aon tast si4 $40 Nl
Last week ....... arh SID e5 sac iii
One year ago...,.., Jlul sos 40 500 nj
Fsicls- BsY cgfieEstfa fat and heavy premium oxen
tetgilli Hrst quality, seooelghnt secnnd quality o. 40
h1Wi thrh quality. " ieettIS b do NJ on total weight
y hde tnUw and dressed beef choice angle pars
MeoH. Hulls. &c.. Sn00I2i.
Nsn.g grg sliNetlW u pair, according 10 ihclf
NAine - hft steers >ai0t'1
MOO tegi.fail quality, seGni esirA good, ssaaa5
With of without calves may agreed farruw and or
anary fp@mi yearlngai sloM@Rooi two-years-oids
tls@e1iini three -years-olds, s,sf1in
hh,fp md Lanbt Common, 80 ftfftft extra ietGc u NJ
on live weight. oI 81 NOM n bead W.
shofsaw holes9,e. s@oi,ei retail. uaiae y n. Pat
!sal talr,i sS@0sib0 PER head
hides -hugitQn, tANfN country lots sac X n
/ .ai Hlh pWllc IAlow iamooc ~ n, Country 5fso
fcs Win wool on sl0p0o0O each. shoared pelts 3ec
ReuAnRs-Wth iess receipts We Ind a little Improve
nent IN the market for cattle Ihere has been htdgrtho
prices have been continually ierine Butchers are
beginning 60 count on grass fei cattle Iathavay X sen
sold forty hve stall tel Steers T. Leonard average la
hs, ~ - NJ, aud sixteen 10 r. Locke. average
1875 hs, 10 $50 ii cwt g. Leavit sold MI l0lnsn
nine steers aVerle "a n, at hise two oxen Of s. "a
H. W. tuWcll sold sixteen steers % NJ G. frch, average
lao NJ 1T $50 81 rwt Sheep and lambs light from
the Aulth spring lambs received n lots SCH 81 stt The
call notwithstanding Aht suppies Is moderate. FISHER
nruihcrs sold ig mine extra sprur iamir 90 o. N.
g. shack'r sold 6gy sheep At 81 q ~. and twenty lambs
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-06-21

Dear sri- Having received great benefit FROM the use Of
rNut sfAs sInt w. lam ng 10 add my testimony ~ ths
thousands Of uihgs constantly sounding ~ praise. buit
the late Ia the army, mud had the misfortune 70
taken prisoner md confined In salisbury and other
southern prisons several ihantl. and became omuc re-
urfl health and strength as 10 De more skeleton ~ my
former self ON being released, NJ subject for a
Northern hospital where remained some two months and
then came hnne. My physician recommended and pro.
cured Tor several bottles at fEnrylAN htht which
continued for several weeks and fohnd my heaih re-
Stored and ny weight Increased from ninety pounds To- one
hundred and nfty my usual weight and have been IN my
usual good health since; and can cirrriuy recon-
mend L all Of weakness and debility Of the system
whether arising from impure state of The blood dislep
sa OF almost any other cause believing will la most eases
a. ugonoH :. BtxnY
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-06-21
WILLIAM omAmnrHLrS,s ESTATE.

IL rro6ae coat held at Montpelier, IN aid District.
ths l.th day OF june, A. u. lss6i
Jnne " Chainherln Exscufix Of the estate Ut VIM. H.
Chanbefln late Of Norield Ia said Ds i. d.cease, pIe
sent. har ADMINISTRATION account for examination and allow
aurr and makes application fur eylceot distribution and
partition the estate OF said deceased Wheeulun u or
iefe by said said account aud said application be-
referred session thereof 70 be held NJ the Probate onee
IN said MOnteef. tie in day OF July, 4. u. Is1b
Tor hearing and decision tefen AMI l. further ordered
that notice hereof be given to oil I"rsons Interested by pub
oatinn of three weeks succcsye, In the Vermont
Waplunan a state journal, newslsilsr published ~
Nouffaer previous o. said time appointed for hearing that
theg may anear al sad time and place, and show cause u
any may why said account should not be allowed
and such trartac made, ny the tunft.-Atie-t
SOS HARVEY TlLDkS. judge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-06-21

The lnpin Hepuben voters Ut The town Of MldIle.ea
ae hereby requested 10 meet at the hotel " BENJAMIN Rar-
rev. ~ SAID Mlddle'eS, on sArrHDAr 2irn DAY or
JiNt INSTANT At rorn O'CLOCK. r.x Tor the purpose u
choosing Two delegates to represent said town In the state
convention 10 be- holden at Montpelier, on Tuesday the
Ah day NJ June instant fof the purpose Of nominating
state officers, and also two Presidential Large
aud a State Committee. rEn oBDrR lows CoNuittrr.
Mid,ie-ey june H. l-5G
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-06-21
nAyrp nuRSHAM,s ESTATE,

II T ' Y y
IN Probate Court holden at Washington, Ia and TOT nsd
District, on The 5il day uf June, A. u. lribi
james NJ Has Executor of the VIII Of David burnhnin.
late III " laln-tOwu In said District deceased, makes
pinnilnn h said Court to extend heretofore al
lowed him 10 pay tile debts due said estate and 10
render his administration account until some future day.
Mhrfeupun l. ordered by said Court that said applca-
ton he heard Al tho Registers Once IA Wellington, "
the gst dAy of june A. ~ 1876; and IL further ordered
that os be given 10 all persons concerned by publication
oi mi. orer hi the Vermont watentu stale Journal,
printed Montpelier, three weeks sucsrsNely, before said
hearing. by the Couft.-Attest,
\. A. TAYLOR, Register.
nm A. A. TAYLOR nesister.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-06-21
-nEL uAnyEy's EsTATh,

4 T.
in Probate Court held al Monilelei IA ad vf s"ld p-'
trlrt on Tic guth day OF June, A. u. ls.e
samuel - keltOn, Administrator OF inc ssalt OF VEL uat
,ey late Of Enst Mont eief IN said district Decreased,
akes Application 10 HaAl Court ior license ~ nj" AL 81 s
en esthie Of .ad decreased excepting the homestead
therein representing that the sale thereof 4 nses,-
.ary fpf ne payment VI the debts Ut sstl decasci,
and sluraes Of administration "a his estate. Where
,,ia,p h I. or,letsd BY ~ah Court that sad appk1.ts'
u f,frrd e. . .essinp thereof 70 " hrli al tle Fro
bate once In said Montpelier, on the ilth day q July A.
ID lsB fn hearlng and decision hricon and further
Ordered, that All lersnns Interested h0ti hereof b.
publication Of notice u said Application and order thereon
ihfee successfully In the vermont Nalchan state
Journal Newspaper published Al Montpelier, and which
cirruaies the neghh0 hood OF those incfsS tte said
tuc hearing that they appear at said time aud place.
aud, II they see canse, object thereto.
by the C0urt.-Aitcet,
N A tuAsl prrlsi.t
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-06-21
EDWARD DEMERITT,s ESTATE,

Tile understand having been appointed by the honorable
probate the district II Wnshin gtun commissioners
To rtcefr examine amt adjust all claims and demands of all
persons against the estate Of Edward pcmert late 81
Waterbury saddstt deceased and all claims exhibited
IN Offset thereto hereby give notse that we viii meet for The
purpose aforesaid the Town Clerks office at Waterbury
Center tile J0th day and 2st day Of october
neat frum ten O'Clock, and until four o'clock. ?. NJ
Of snd DAYS and that six months from the sh day Of
May A. u. lsb, Is the time limited by said Court, for sail
creditors to present their claims 10 us for examination and
allowance.
Dated Vt Waterbury, this 5th day OF jane, A. D. 1876.
JONI IACkMAN, i,.,,,,,,i.si.,..e.
a-a7 FRANK y. SMITH. '""'"''''"''''S'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-06-21
u. WATERS, ESTATE.

Ia r.
The undersigned having heenanpoinc by 'le Honorable
Probate Court the District of Washington, Commission
receive, examine and adjust all claims and demands
all persons against the estate OF Reuben d. Wafer, late OF
East Montpelier said District derea and all claims
hihe Ia Offset thereto hereby give notice that We VIII
Tor the purposes aiorsai ~ the dwsllng-iot-e OF
Ehanan W. urtnshse, Ia u tlier 81 the .J,i day
Of August aud i7h day Of November next nom ciock
untl four o'clock each OF said daYs, and that
months the 2p lay u May, - 1876 Is the time
limited hy said Court Tor said creditors 90 present their
claims 10 ~ for examination and allowance.
Dated last Montpelier, ihis gUth day Of May, 4.
u, 1915
InrMAASs G kELToN, D.! Commissioners.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-06-21
spaIding'- Glar mend- everything

Impro a Nutrition. Tile central idel IN the treat
un pf ali Ohruuk Wasting Diseases resulting IN nervous
prstaiiun aud Genem Debility, Is 10 improve the Dges-
lion aud Accumulation nf Food, aud the formation Of Healthy
Hood Dr. Mheelefs Compound ilinf Of ihn-phhe- anu
Ca-aya contains the ony agents known that act directly
M etcants Of nutrition by impiriing la the stomach
Liver and rnngrras the gfuii uirnd that prepares iou.l
lnsu ton buiing up the and Tissues Of ile body
Ibe action Of MS narkar preparation 4 extraordinary
In ste iheulg and talAlnR the constitution, whether
Impaired by age exhausted hy rxcesses bad habits Or run
down hy old complaints tint have resisted al uidnl
tethosl- treatment. irinV delicious cordial ." take
and perfectly harmless under Al circumstance y ein
,hli.lran NaOsal
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-06-21
,,,,rs ,,Irx.s rsr,rr

T.
In Probate Cou hri Montpelier la and for said dis
triet, on the oh day ~ June, A. u, 1876
An hsirunent purpnrng To In the last will and
nent Of lnnes Alnn, late VI warren n said district de
erased being presented to tile Court by Louisa h. Allen
ne rseutrlx therein named for Probate II ordered
by Court that all persons concerned uern he noii-
ned apr session VI said Court 60 be held az the
Probate unirC la Montpelier, un iht -l day OF June, A.
D. 1919, aud show cause II any they may ha'" against ne
probate ~ sald Will for which purpose u further otder
that copy of the record Q this order be published tire"
weeks snrre-svely la the Vermont Wssllnn aud state
Journal printed 1T Monileier, previous 10 said time ap
nnintt,i f1r hearing fly the rnuu-Attsst,
~ ~ HARVEY IILnlN Jndge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-06-21
7 .ovINA PHELPS EsIIAI T. !.

III 7
The undersigned having been appointed by The Honorable
Probate Court tie Disirri of Wellington, Commission
err IL receive eNnne aii adjust all claims and demands
all persons against the estate OF LoynA lclps, late OF
Wnitsned IN said nisifiet decreased aud all claims eNhit
Ia hereto, hereby give notice. TINT wall meet
forthe purplsr aforesaid, at the dwelling house o. H. \.
bushnell Ia Maitshed. the second Tuesday " sepem
Der aud eond Tuesday ~ November next from me O'clock
r. NJ until four Ooial, each OF said days, aud thai
-ix months the WI day Of May, 4. H. 1876 h. the time
lntel lN said COAT. lot said creditors To pfrsnt their
claims 10 Tor examination and allowance.
Dated Al Waltsied, this 2l1 day of MAJ. \. u. 1916
!. q. LEWIS, e,,o,,i..L,nars
gN Az RICHARDSON'S '"'""''s''-
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Irgal Noffes.
pENJAMIN poRrERs ESTATE.

RENJAMIN PORTER's ESTATE. ,.
ID COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Tile undersigned having been appointed by the Honorable
Probate Court for the District OF Washington, Commission
TO examine, and adjust all claims and demands
Of all persons against the estate Of benjamin Porter late OF
Nothnei said District, deceared, and all olais exib-
tied In Offset Thereto hereby notice that we VIII meet
for the purposes aforesaid at the dweng-house 81 Dr.
B smith In Norhned the 2sth day OF July aud lst day
Of December next from O'Clock untn Ave ocock p NJ
each oi said days and that six months from the ls day Of
june D. 1873 l. the time limited by said Court for sabl
creditors present their claims TO for examination and
allowance.
Dated at Norhel1. this 18th day Of June, A. D. ls7s.
A. T.. DENNY, l,-....,..t......
9s-1s WILLIAM WINCH 'o''''NN''"r's'
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uafrhman &c Journal.
WEDNESDAY. miNr q. 1szn


The Republican voter " Montpelier are r,1uesi- To-
meet ~ Village Hall, on sArtRpAT EvEsisa JtSr pm.
Al hAirAt sfvtN O'CLOCK, to elect -four delegates and
hold at Montpelier on Tuesday the I'm Of lime n, the
purpose Of dominating candidates for Governor teuen
ant1ovenor and Treasurer and Presidential rietors
L'T'' InANfS rEcR, R,p.li,,,s
JANIS W. BROCK ! Torn Committee.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-06-21

HANcocK.-1hc house owned aud occupied by
Lewis Chadwick Of this town, was struck by
lightning Wednesday evening Of last week about
half-past ten o'clock The electricity passed into
and through the chimney. leaving it a perfect
wreck. Then il ran along the stoyc-pipe into the
stove which set ON little wooden blocks, doing no
damage to cithcr-it simply took one block aud
left the stove standing on three legs Here, 1,
seemed To divide, passing into the floor south Of
the stove, pioughing two burrows exactly where
Mr. Chadwick and his son we're sitting short
time before, then passed through an open door,
glanced one side into the casing, escaping through
the mop-hoard CA the west side Of the room q
hole was torn in the floor, and near by was a
table on which was overturned a glass Of water
containing two sets Of artificial teeth, which re-
manned unframed beneath the lumber 1t then
made its way into Mr. Chadwick sleepiug-room,
on the north aide Of the stove, tearing up two
pieces Of the floor each about four feet long, al
rcctly where Mrs Chadwick was standing ten
minutes previous It also tore upa piece n the
floor under one bcdstead post; then passed be-
hind the stove through the cellar door, down the
stairs, tearing them up considerably, then dis
appeared in the ground In the morning Mr.
Chadwick found two holes, about the size Of q
buck-shot, in each boot Truly il -eemsa wonder
| fui escape from death
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-06-21
JULIUS l.. ADAMS ESTATE

The undersigned having heen appointed by the honorable
probate or the district Of Washington commissioners.
10 receive and adjust a claims and demands OF
all persons against the of Julus T. ADAMS, late OF
said district derasc and all claims exhibited
thereto hereby give notice that VIII meet for
the purposes aforesaid AZ the dwelling house Of A. y Ad
the 9th day Of July and 9Th day OF October next
from ten O'Clock until two O'Clock, ?. NJ, each Of SAIL
DAYS and that months the lOth day VI May, \. u.
1876 the time limited by said Court Tor said creditors 10
present their claims To Us for examination and allowance
Dated Ut faystun, this 9TH day OF June, A. d. 1876.
SETH HuitE, ig,,,,,,t..t,,,.,s
a6ss HIRAM T.. HOYCE, '"'"h"rso"''s
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-06-21

Delightful hoine spectral care OF health, manusrs and
morals Address CHks. G. BRANDON,
Do tlili-i-eowa445l Principal.
4 ADMINISTRATIONS sALE-wnlte sold at pub
~ lie nctuu tu The highest bidder Ia Hare village, on
SATURDAY, III ~ Srl At one o'clock T.. NJ the follow
described property An nf tile real estate " which
H. W. French late harfe ied .rzsd and possessed.
orpt the right " dover The building known A. the French
Block situated on Main street. In the hourshug village Of
Barre. said block thlee-story aud basement, nearly
new and divided into sturt offices and ianements, flushed
throughout In htsclass SHAPE and Will he sold together OF
In separate sections purchasers may desire. Also one
shate the Mountain Uniting Park, IN said Barre
Also will be sold and place, several
Thousand dollars and Demands, belonging TO the
said estate sale positive in order to close the estate.
JOHN NJ. FRENCH, Administrator.
Uarrr. VI. Inne 1O isl6. SOS
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-06-21

VERMONT AT PruIAnEIrHIA-from the most
reliable sources we have gratifying Information
that our committee were most exceedingly fortn-
nate in their selection Of gentleman To take
charge Of our headquarters building at Philadel-
phia, which Is now becoming such popular re-
sort for all who ever hailed from Vermont. re-
cent letter nom Superintendent Patterson, after
abiding to the disposition OF the state flag pro-
yided for the building, adds: 1.-THE organ Is
open, and is delightful addition n our little
building, when a skliul musician has it IN
charge; but when some born musician, with o
musical soul, but clumsy fingers starts it, Carry
me home to Old Virginia, life has lost half il
charms | had the Cincinnati returns bulletined
Yesterday and our house was The attraction in
consequence No other house had them. shal
also post st. Louis ballots for want Vermont t.
he respectfully conspicuous on the grounds, amt
usg ahead 20
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-06-21
Weekly News summary.

rrclSSArl has four thousand six hundred and
uinot, three manufactures, which produce one
hundred and Hfty millions worth Of products
yearly. o.. They expect to make twenty thousand
dollars worth Of silk in Kansas IN 1876 Last year
thew made seven thousand dollars worth. The
Italians bring up from the bottom Of the Mediter-
ranean yearly one hundred and fifty pounds Of
coral, worth one million one hundred and fifty
thousand dollars. Among the animals presented
IN the Prince IT Wales are two fine young tigers
which have been named " Moody and Sankey."
A Californian has designed new and gigan-
tie seal for that state four feet and half high
foot thick. and made Of forty -one varieties Of
wood, all grown in California. Statistics show
that the production Of silver in the whole world
in 1900 was thirty.hye million dollar; in 1880
forty-two million live hundred thousand dollars
in 1854, foty-seycn million five hundred thousand
dollars in 1867, hity-two million five hundred
thousand dollars and in 1878 eghty-fye million
two hundred and fifty thousand dollars. The
Rev Norman }. nellie newly appointed curate
to church in England, is stone blind, and reads
the service from prayer book printed with raised
letters lie is very eloquent preacher "a
family Of eight negroes was poisoned to death in
lonOir, y. - ~ -uNchllht winch laIihtl hdd
put into pork lie had lost meat several times
and took that way Of panisling the thieves.
New York State pays her governor the largest
salary Of any state in the Union, ten thousand
dollars year Michigan Nebraska New lamp
shire Rhode Island, aud Vermont each pay their
governor one thousand dollars a year Two
men own siN hundred thousand ACRES Of land In
san joaquin and santa Clara valleys California,
upon which they pay about forty thousand dollars
yearly in taxes Their names are Lux and Miller,
and they began their business lives in san Fran
cisco, as butchers, without any capital. The land
b. used as meadows and pastures Texas has q
new law requiring Of jurors the ability TO read
and write Seventeen residences in Waterford,
g. y, are connected by telegraph wires and the
occupants gossip handiy .... Dom Pedro pays
eghty-fye dollars per day for two palace cars ex-
elusive Of the cost Of tickets for the party and the
expenses Of the table . Young and sentimental
Henry Burn, Of Nevada. killed himself, leaving a
letter In which he said My Annie Is dead, and
! must be with her, lest some angel rival should
win her affections
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Marriages.

Mirridges and Dedihs inserted grdfis, Obituary
Notices flee cents per line, iHrdriablg.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-06-21
Mus. NJ. D.. BACH,
Miss G. u. RICHARDSON
Miss A. Il. TAYLOR,
. u..... ~ luHA


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Dr. Palmer, Of Westerly u l., saysi "llrSrs RIM
practice Droi,.y aud Kidney Diseases. I c'R sofiV
sag, IT, SIS REatpt has aiiaoH ra'sfd fhe daadf
Acting through the pores upon the sourSe. Of r..
burning itching and other annoyaneer caused by san
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Mothers can secure health Tor their children and rest
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castor OIL lts absolutely harmless, and i pleasant
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The latest. greatest and most reliable remedy ever
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n ssS Thew gs lI SS kd, What hs White hnsn
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There need be NO pain weTs , esa99r lai% s
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! Crniaur Lininent Is Tor family uie, the yellow Tor
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The readers of the W ,rcnN ~ who may Tits summer
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