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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-10-07
OF VERMONT District of

= = Audis0n, So.
In Probate Court held MT Middlebury, within
and for said district, ca the 2jth day Of septem.
Der, A. ID. 1876.
Albert NJ. Eyerts, administrator of the estate
OF Charles f. Eyerts, late Of Salisbury ia said
district. deceased, makes application to this court
in writing, stating that said deceased died seized
and possessed of tho following real estate, VIZ:
home farm and wood lot containing over two
hundred acres situated in Salisbury the Board.
man farm of about 100 acres, situated in Middle
bury and Salisbury, and so acres of woodland in
kipton, and that the personal estate of said de-
ceased rs not sufficient to pay the debts, and that
Il is necessary to sell all the real estate of said
deceased in order to pay the debts against said
estate and expenses. Of administration and praying
SAID court for license to sell the same Ii /.
thereupon ordered that said application be refer
red to session Of said court to be held at the
Probate Office in Middlebury on the 23d day Of
october, AID. 1876, at 10 o'clock in tho forenoon
Tor hearing thereon; and it is further ordered
that notice be given to all persons interested BIZ
publication of notice Of said application and thi,
order thereon, three weeks successfully in the.
Midilebury Register, newspaper printed a:
Middlebury, previous to said timo Of hearing.
that they may appear at said time and place ana
show cause if any they may have why sal license
should not be granted.
- SAML L. COOKE, judge.
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Hsaal AotiGEa.
S,TATE OF vERMoNT-Distric, o.

Addison, IS.
julia J. Barnum Of Bristol, in the county of
Addison, having fled hor petition to the Addison
county court next to be held at Middleburv
within and for tho county Of Addison, on the I'd
Tuesday Of December, A d, 1876, setting forth In
substance that she was married to John II. Bar
mum on or about the 9Th day of June, A d 1874:
that she has resided in said Bristol for afteen
years last past; that the said John II, has been
guilty Of adultery with ono Victoria Thompson.
late Of said Bristol. Whereupon tho said Julia
j. prays for divorce from the said John II. and
alimony from the estate Of said John H. and the
custody Of tive minor daughters, May and Jessie
Barnum. And II appearing that the said John
H. Is without said state so that said petition can
not be served upon him: II is ordered that the
said John H. be summoned TO appear and answer
the foregoing petition the frat day Of the rex,
term Of said court to be held at Middiebury, with.
in and for said county, on the I'd Tuesday Of De.
comber, D 1916, by publication of the substance
Of said petition together with this order thrss
weeks excessively in the Middlebury Reoister. a
Newspaper published OF said Miidlebury, The Ias,
of which publications to be at least six week
prior to said term Of said court
Dated ct Middlebury aforesaid this jtb dey ,f
October, A 1876. ~
RUFUS WAINWRIGHT. Clert
W. W. RIDER, Atty for petitioner, %
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J NdIis0n. 8.
In Probate Court, hold in Middlebury, within
and for said District, on tho 18th day Of Septcm
Der, A. D. ls7G
An instrument purporting to DO tho last will
ana Testament Of Smith I. Rowley, late Of Mid
debury, in said district, deceased, being presented
for probate. it is theroupon ordered by said Cour,
that all persons concerned therein be notified &.
appear at a session thereof, to he held at tho
Probate tliice in Middlebury in said district, on
the 10th day OF October, A. d. 1876, at 10 O'Clock
IN the forenoon, and show cause, if any they
nave, against the probate Of said will; for which
purpose it ia further ordered, that this order b,,
published thee weeks excessively in the Middle.
bury Register, newspaper printed at Middle
bury IN this state previous to SAID time of hear
ing By tho Court.-At'est,
70 SAM'L L. COOKE, Judge
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MITpw


duced more cures ofrheumatsm, neuralgia, palsy
sprains, swellings, caked breasts, scalds, burns
salt-rheum, earache, etc upon the human frame
and Of strains, spavins, gals, ETC., upon animals
In one year than have all other pretended rene
dies since the world began.
LONDONDERRY, VI, December 30, 1874
j. b. ROSE Co.
GESrs;-I have been using the CENTAUR
EMINENT and 1t has done me good, and would
not be without 1t in my house lift cost ten dollars
per bottle. 1t Is the greatest medicine that
over used for Rheumatism.
DAVID ARNOLD"
"AuGusrA, ME-, April 25 1873.
GENTLEMEN Il have suffered with Rheumatism
terribly for years. -Four bottles Of CENTAUF
IMMINENT has cured me. | am only too happy
to say so. Respectfully,
(Captain) THOMAS SMITH"
"EAsr BESDos, Kennebec Co., Mg., June Ii, "a
J. r. RosE 4 Co.,
SIRs:-There Is n man here that has been lame
for three years; for the last nine months he could
not touch one foot to the floor. Ho has been using
CENTAUR LINIMENT; now he has his boots on
and ia about. Your Liniment will 60 well here
Yours, II. NJ. ROBINSON, Postmaster"
White Wrapper for family use. Yellow Wrap.
per for animals. Price, so cents; Large Bottles
Sl.00.
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Explanatory and Commenda-
tory.

MEssGs. EDIToBs I'll have Just read q
notice in the REGISTER Of last week, stat.
ing that on Sept. II, A. Bean, had
horse stolen from his pasture worth
one hundred and twenty-five. There is
no truth to the statement. Long before
tho notice was printed, Mr.. Bean found
his horse dead 10 the pasture. | think
people that have rough and uneven pas.
lures, and somewhat grown up to bushes,
had better look them over more closely
for lost property before advertising il
stolen. Messrs Editors, do not intend
to charge you or your correspondent with
any blame. read u few lines in tho
REGISTER Of Il recent date signed by some
men, stating that your correspondence
name was j. s. Chandler aud that one
certain doctor had been placed before the
readers in false light by this same j. S.
Chandler. | was very sorry that such a
statement was made about ESQUIRE
Chandler. think he has placed his news
items before the readers Of The REGISTER
honestly, as he understood them. He is
liable to be misiDformed az all other cor.
respondents are. Mr.. Chandler is a man
OF an unbemished character, aud ia a
man that is looked up to for counsel and
advice do not think he would say any
thing wrong Intentionally of the doctor
think not ouy his profession Of christian
ity, but his noble manly principles, would
withhold him from it We feel plcssed
to hear that Nr. Chandler has decided to
devote bis time hereafter to the claim
agency for the benefit of invalid soldier.
We wish him success in the business, hop
ing he will soon have the honor of being
commissioner Of pensions, to which he i.
fast drifting, and that the best mutua
friendship may hereafter exist between
him and the doctor. LOREN II. BAKER
Ripton, Oct. 3, 1876.
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AZ Colorado, the new state. begins
life virtuously. The election in that state,
last Tuesday. was complete victory for
the Republicans. Three fourths Of the
state Legislature, ono congressman and two
senators to be scored for them, while the
three presidential electors are to be elect.
ed by the legislature. Not much Tilden
and Democratic reform about that.
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The Vermont Legislature.

The General Assembly Of the state Of
Vermont convened OF the state house il
Montpelier, on Wednesday of this week
according to the provision of the constl
tuition.
The Senate was called to order By
Lieut.. Governor Hinckley, and the roll
was called by the secretary, and the sena
tors elect. oil Of whom were present, tool
the oath of office. 10 the afternoon they
proceeded to the election of officers, which
resulted in the election. of F. W. Baldwin
secretary; G. W. Brownell, assistant sec
rotary, and Rev. N. Newton Glazier
chaplain.
The members elect OF the House o.
representatives assembled 10 their hall
and promptly organized by the election
Of John W. Stewart. speaker. and George
r. Chapman, clerk. Mr.. Stewart was
elected upon the first ballot, and Mr.
Chapman upon the second.
The remainder OF the day was spent il
both houses in routine work, and the ap
pointment of the preliminary committees
The standing committees have not vel
been announced. The present session o.
the legislature gives promise 10 its mem
bership and wise beginning, of valuable
work. Each house comprises large
measure of ability and q fair degree o.
experience. The members go to theil
work untrammeled and free from compli
cations of rings and unfortunate condl
tions. They are we'll organized for ef
6cieucy aud rapid progress. There have
not yet appeared many important mat
tiers, demanding legislative action. but thu
combined wisdom and virtue" will IN
doubtedly find something to take theil
attention, and unless it is an unpreced
emily wise body there will be work en-
ough for the Wise and conservative to dc
in watching the course Of legislation and
preventing unwise and injurious action
The proposal to change county lines and
remap the state will be discussed with
earnestneas, but there is not likely to be
any actual change made DR.. Atwater's
report upon the Iusane Asylum will cause
investigation which may lead to important
action. II is to be hoped the continued
and frequent complaints about the man.
agement Of the institution at Brattleborc
may be stopped in some way. either by
remedying evils if there are such. or by
better understanding of the condition
of things if the management is free from
fault.
The report Of the state prison com.
missioners will also open up a subject Of
legislation, one that will not probably
take much time, however.
OF course. considers bic attention will
be given to general politics some to pro
hibitory Legislation the committee OF
education at least will wrestle over
proposal to unita tho three state normal
schools the game laws. board Of sgri
culture, county jails, grand juries. and
the existing laws upon multitude OIL
other subjects will be canvassed for flaw.
and opportunities for improvement. The
usual six weeks will probably be used
add no doubt proftAbly.
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Addison County Fair.

The following premiums, awarded al
tho late county fair have but jus, some
to hand. They complete the list
Derons and Grades-CLass !.
Bull 2 years old or oyer-J. 5. Willmarth, Ad
Olson, Sc; Morrison 4 Norton, 81.
Bull yssr old-C. L. Branch. Middiebury, %
Bun oslf-H. @. Sessions. 81; @. 8. Crook
Salisbury. 81.
Cow years old or over--J. U. Wellington
Middlebury, 4; L. ?. narlss, Whiting "a.
Heller . years old-J. M. NtesIps, Hneolp, -
Heller ! year old-C. 8. Crook, Salisbury, 81
O. Z. Smith. Leicester, 81.
| Heller eslf-C. 8. Crook, 81
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Middlebury Retail Market.
FarpAY, OCTOBER G, 1876.
Watertown Live Stock Market
Fon rar WEEK ENDING 0cronsn 3, 1876,

f'N lHt W fHh bNDlNd W iOhEH - iNibt
Market lIcei--A few choice s7.5Oa7. ;cxira 30
a1.25; first quality 6.25a6.7j; second quality
5.J0a6OO; third quality i.75a5.2j
Prices of Store Cattlo-Working Oxen per pair
from 81, 1875, lj0a2O0
Milch Cows aud Calves from s30a5O; extra 55a
80.
Ycarlings sloo22; two years old lsa32 three
years old 2Sai0.
Fat swine, live &c dressed &c.
Sheep and Lambs-In lots Sl.j0, 200, $50, 3.
each; extra S3.50a4.2j per head. or from la5 &c
per Id.
Veal Calves s5.OOas7.5O.
Hides. Tallow and Skins brighton Hides
ca per Id: Country Hides, 3 acc per
ID. Brighton TAllow 59lsG per lb Country
Tallow Sc.
Pelts 75c each. Calf Skins loal2c perlb
REMARKS
Cattle-With fayorab le weather we found cattle
selling at full prices Some of the Northern
were quite nice steers, sufficiently nice to deceive
some who thought they were Western steers. J
w Taylor had bunch of Is head very likely
The call for Northern is comfortable; worked off
moderately. Western steers arc desirable as they
are lighter shrinhers, NJ Shackett sold IL
steers to Sampson & Hollis, to dress $50 lbs. at
10 per ID, d W; steers to c Wentworth, to dress
725 lbs, at &c per lb, W; extra oxen, Z, dress
1850 lbs, at LAO per lb, d W; 2 oxen at &c
per 10, u W, 10 uress lVz0 IDS. } Taylor sold
steers, to dress $50 lbs, at 70 per ID, II W. J
w Wales sold to William Gowing 3a Western
steers at $50 live, $3.50 lbs; 80 steers to W
Saunders at $50, a. 1886 lbs Hathaway 4
Swift sold steers. 76l5 lbs, Mt Sc live; IL .teors
to Woodbridge, 20 ,4sO lbs, at s. IS; steer.
ia Sawyer & Heath. G2sj lbs, at l-sc live
Sheep and Lambs-The average quality Of the
docks was inferior to what were sold last week,
and we find prices range lac lower, especially
fine focks of lambs, Of which there were few at
full rates. Trade decently quick. j Latham
sold l2i lambs that weighed &C lbs, nice, at &c
per ID. NJ Shaokett sold $50 sheep, average
IS lbs. at &c per ID. L G Tower sold ~ ,heep
and lambs. $500 lbs, at Sac and S. o,or (nost.
ly lanbs). IL Bush sold 1903 lambs aih sheep,
average 81 lbs, at 3-lc.
Poultry-Some turkeys sold this morning at
10 2-3c per Id: for chickens l5c; for fowl BE per
lb. Receipts tons.
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MARRIED.

In Bridport, at the residence OF the brides ia.
Their, Oct 4, by Rev. W. W. Winchester, Mr.. Ira
Hamblin Of Cornwall and Miss Julia S. Cross Of
Bridport.
In Addison, on the 5Oth ult.. by Rev. R. Mott,
at the residence Of Austin Smith, Esq, M. Jo-
seph King and Miss Abbie Dwier. both Of Add
SON
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From the station agent at South Royalton, Mass.
Gentlemen-Although unsolicited by you, I
cannot refrain from adding my testimony to the
many already given in favor Of your Wis,ar's
Balsam Of Wild Cherry.
In the spring Of 1858 / was most severely af.
tiicted with hard, dry cough with its usual ao.
commandment of night sweats, completely pros.
trating my nervous system, and producing such
debilitated state Of health that after trying
medical aid to no purpose, 1 had given up all
hopes OF ever recovering, as had also my friends
AT this stage of matters 1 was prevailed upon,
through the influence of neighbor, to try W's.
ta''s Batsam, though with no belief whatever in
its truly. wonderful curative properties. and
before using two bottles the effect was almost
magical. My cough entirely left me, the hight
sweats deserted me, hope once moro elevated my
depressed spirits, and soon I had attained my
wonted strength and vigor.
Thus has this Balsam, as has often been re-
marked by persons conversant with tho above
facts In this vicinity, literally snatohed me from
the yawning grave. You are at liberty to use
this for the benefit of the afflicted.
Very respectfully yours, BENZ. WHEELER.
so cents and 81 bottle. Sold by all ruggists
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Castoria is a substitute for Castor Oil. 1t is
as pleasant to take as honey. For wind collie and
sour stomach it is simply wonderful. Physicians
recommend il.
"EAsr Sullivan, Me-, January 80, 1878.
GESrs:-l can get you a certificate of the regu-
lar.physcian here Of the goodness ofCAsToRIA.
w. b. MIGRATE"
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Adjourned Fair.

On Thursday, tho day set for the close
Of the fair, quite number Of spectators
and horsemen with their horses were
present. On account of the bad condi.
ton OF the track, caused by tho recent
rains, it was again thought best to adjourn
the advertised races, Notwithstanding the
protests Of the spectators A scrub race
was organized, however, and trotted Cor
tho gate money. The following horses
were entered; G G. Wainwright's Jer.
ry, G n. SolIacc's Night Watch. w.
Smiths Magic Jerry won tho first heat,
Night Watch winning the next three.
Friday was Iowery, with prospects Of
rain, but the track, being dried by the
beautiful weather of tho previous day,
was 10 good condition, and the races were
called. The following horses were en-.
tered "Uoly One" by S, A. Footc of
Port Henry; "Gifford Boy" by George
SOlace of Bridport Lady Killraine y
by w. @. Braisted of Rutland. The
heats we're we'll contested but Clifford
Boy won. SUMMARY.
Clifford Boy. / / l
Lady kilraine. ........,... 2 2 2
Only One. ............... 3 3 3 3
Time, 2i52, 2;4S, 2:4Sl, 2:40.
In the afternoon csme the 2:40 race,
for which tho following horses were en-
tered "Harry L." by II Lapham. of
Shoreham maggie" by c. w. Hunt.
Icy, of Bridport Susan" by S. A.
FOote, Of Port Henry. Three closely
heats were troited, Harry L." winning
the last two. SUMMARY.
Harry L.........,....... .3 ! /
Maggie. ...............l 2 Q
| Time, 2's9, 2;42, $50.
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DIED.

Ia Cornwall, Oct. 5, Daniel Sanford, eyed 90.
In Milllsbury, Sept. 30, Clark O. cady, aged
n years
In Orwell, Sept. 20, Arthur Hubbard, aged 10
yeas.
In weybridge, Oct. ., Of paralysis, Mrs Susan
Hurlburt, aged 70 years Wisconsin and Illinois
papers please copy.
In Cornwall, Sept. so, NJ. 7. ysnclett.
In Brandon, Oct. 2. Of consumption, Miss Mary
4. Hamilton, daughter Of Col z A. Ham ilt9a
aged 10 years,
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First VI. District Nominations.
FOR ELEcToR,
HENRY n. SOLLACE, of Bridport.

SE- Georgia went Democratic, OF
Wedocsday,by large majority. Don't lei
any one become frightened thereat.
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FARMS FOR SALE !

A valuable farm in Salisbury VI, belonging
TO the estate Of the late C. Z. Everts, deceased
containing over 200 acres of land. Large and
good house, granary, hog house, sugar orchard
and house, large orchard Of excellent fruit water
ut house and barns; good barns for Il large stock.
good grain dairy or sheep farm Near school
house; two and one-half miles from post office,
stores, meeting house, grist mill and saw mill.
Also farm Of l25 acres in Salisbury, Vt. Ex-
cellent orchard of grated fruit Tho farm is we'll
divided into meadow, pillow land and pasture, Is
acres Of thrifty wood
Also 100 acres Of woodland in the town Of Rip
ton.
Also 6j acros of good wood and timber land in
Salisbury.
For particulars, address
A. NJ. EyARTs, Admr,
2Tf SALISBURY, VT.
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NOTICE.
The subscriber would say 10 his late CEN.
rads: needing his services as Claim Agent Tor
PENSIONS only, mat he 10 prepared to prosecute
soldiers are entitled to pensions that are not draw
ing one, and many pensioners entitled 10 an In.
crease. Correspondence solicited. Enclose STAMP
to insure reply. Advice gratis. Have never
lost just case. No fee unless successful,
~ j. 8. cHANDLHR,
(Lats Go. D., 9Th Vt. Vet. vols) Rfpton, ",
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Centaur Liniments.-

Centaur Liniments.-
There is no pain which the Gen.
taur Liniments will not relieve,
no swelling they will not subdue,
and no lamcncss they will not
euro. This is strong language
hut IL true. Thev hava nro.
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Nlioolsburg4sgistsr
Republican Nominations.

Remblicdn National Nominations.
FOR PRESIDENT,
RUTHERFORD b. HAYES,
OF OHIO.
FOR viCE PRESIDENT,
WILLIAM A, WHEELER,
or NEW YORK.
ron ELECTORS AT LARGE.
JACOB ESTEY, Of Brsttleboro.
CHAS. Il. HOUGHTON, of Bennington
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ELEoANr HAIR is womans browning beauty.
When it fades, she fades as we'll. While it is
kept bright her personal attractions are still
maintained. BY preserving the hair fresh and
vigorous youthful appearance is continued
through many years. Those who grieye over their
fading hair turning gray too early should know
that Ayers Hair Vigor prevents it, and restores
gray or faded hair to its natural color. 1t is a
clear and hcalthful preparation, containing neither
oil, dye, nor anything deleterious and imparts
to the scalp what is most needed-a sense Of
pleasant and delightful freedom from scurf or
dandruf.-Ne,o Berne On. c. 7ia,s.
1t is quite O mistake 10 imagine that
Bright's Disease, Kidney, Bladder and
Glandular affections, Gravel, Diabetes,
Dropsy, Urinary Complaints and Female
Irregularities, cannot be thoroughly cur.
cd. HINTS Remedy cures these Diseases.
Hunts Remedy possesses curative pro-
persies not found 10 any other medi-
cine.
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n IN YYVnyH stimulates the growth OF
uuIR uUuiH the hair and prevents II
nHVH uIRK from falling out or turn

that unpleasant itching that i the prelude Of the
hairs decay. Removes dandruf and cures all
diseases Of the scalp. 1t makes q nice shampoo
and dressing for ladies' and ehldrens heads, as Ii
removes the dandruf and dirt, keeps the head
s'o, anu ,savs' nv nA a,h so anu zap u,sin
merchants for II everywhere or send rs cts to me
sor trial bottle. Address Q. W. Richardson, Bar.
vefssnnss ~ N. J. asnsud, barber. 9lme
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No FAILURE KNOWN - There is no caso on
record where DR.. Morris Syrup of Tar wild
Cherry and IIorehound has failed to give satisfac-
ton. On the other hand, wherever it has been
used by our people in severe colds, coughs, asth-
ma, bronchitis, Group, whooping cough and con-
sumption, they are enthusiastic In its praise.
Containing no opium or other dangerous drug, it
does not oonstipate, and is safe to administer In
all conditions of health. This Is an important
announcement, and the suffering are advised to
heed It, Trial size, 10 cts; large sizes, so cts.
and 81. Sold by N. F. Rider 45yl
Also agent for Prof Parker's Pleasant Worm
Syrup, which is sure death to worms, pleasant to
take, and requires no physic. Price 25c. Try 1t.
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JAUNDicE AND BILLIousSRss Who knows a
good remedy for those disorders We are assured
ATwooD's VEGETABLE. PHYSICAL, JAuSpIcE Bit.
TIERS will effect speedy cure, They have never fall
cd 10 satisfy all ho have ascd than for aundice
pepsia, billiousness etc Beware of limitations The
genuine has private proprietary stamp of John Z
Henry over the cork Sold by all dealers. Manhat.
tan Med. Co., props. JOHN F. HENRY, CUR.
RAN CO.. New York. Wholesale Agents.
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WONDERFUL SUCCESS 1t is reported that Bos.
edee's German Syrup has, since its introduction
in the United States, reached the immense sale Of
10000 dozen per year. Over 6,000 druggists
have ordered this medicine direct from the facto.
ry. at Woodbury., N. j., and not one has reported
single failure, but every letter speaks of its
astonishing success in curing severe coughs, colds
settled on tho breast, consumption or any disease
of throat and lungs. We advise any person that
has any predispositionto weak lungs, to 20 to
their druggist, N. F. Rider, and get this medi-
cine, or inquire aboutit. Regular size, IS cents;
sample bottle, 10 cents. Two doses will relieve
any case. Don't neglect your cough 2jtf
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NE " ADVERTISEMENTS

Disease, like rivers, spring from s,Gaii
causes. The roaring river may not be easiis
diverted from its course, nor the neglected dis
ease from its destructive work. Taken in time
disease, which l. merely an interrupted function
may DO averted by the use Of Natures remedy,
Tarrants Settler Aperient
1t combines the medicinal properties at the best
mineral waters in the world.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.