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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-01-20
CENTAuR
LINIMEN1s.

s. asArt gsfeei sre ilss feepes 4 these
veeasgful FsAta paofhsn3 aud hsAAng csrtsai
isnsraais. aaAi - eAn eaa.6asnuy sGF ths1 So
AlAsltis GNy pAi& RsissnE isesH eHahs haat @
r7ssris dcrxngenttts. We 80 ~ pretend thai
thsg VII menA > hrahah les OF eaiefmiostr
leals. hat tfea Is snfA etsss tbef VII rc8aos ihs
aasaFnaaizr ana stap laf paln- Nor eAn - fna5'
astct ths proper Eaaalis uhefS tAsa beds h
feaHansd b. sktskeY. Tumpafanee - ~ neeeEs
ssrx q proper physinzi, meat4i eauaiti9n.
Ihf MnyFa oEsTAnA I.lxtMESt - particularly
aaNpi~a 10 81 ess~s "a kbeanaathsm. Lutaeseo,
Nesr@lgiA, Esgsapslaa. itoh. sprAiss, CailibiaaHs
Nuts. Bruises, saEKs hainsus, snAhis, neiatae4
WeAA E4ek. rasns ~ abe side, Weuns4a. Heepsng
s.DtWs. bufRs Frosted Fset. Palsy, Ekf-araae,
iieAd-schs Ulesra Old kaxas. hrsskeH Breasts,
sgrs AiPp4as, hofs Throat, CsuHp, paptheFia, ae.
H. lussst 81 tbese eau1glnials she CsutAaf iaBi
NEST sd care. all - them "a wsb bensai. II ~ill
stiragt The pose1n fnom bates and siiags, snd
vii cure burns ard scAAls NlthaatA scar The
taisusEfE = but sample of = thousand similar
Testimonials
ASTIoca, Ia, Dec. 4, lsst.
MY wifs has, for a smg time, been ieffisle
sufferer from BhcnmAtsSn She has tired many
ph,aoiAns and many remedies. The ouly tang
shlcb has given Der fShef is C.nihuf LAniment
| am rej0icsd 10 say this has cured her.
W n. RING, Postmaster
HhAu ihaisYutAile fact that the CentsHr
/ l4Bments are performing eufrs never before
effected by any preparation Ia eKisieaoe-lik t
/ Chronic rheumatism a. thirty years standing
siraiRhtsninr dnEers al joints which had been
.tin ior sia yssrs, tkiag the soreness hon
Z 6aFns &c.
/ one doasr. or even atty cent?, invested ia
I CentAnr imminent viii ~ within reach when a.
accident aogurrs. snd wil do more good thar
I any asaouat ~ m sncv paid fer medical AltsD'
! 1Ance Nhan physicians are called they mo
quenuy use vhis Eminent, and Of course charge
/ seY0FaI priues for III.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-01-20
JON OF ICELAND
BY BAYARD TAYLOR.

A Delightfully."- vivid story Of an IeelAndc boy
career fun o. Incidents which could happen Ia
no other country, and grsptictlly touching upon
the customs, LIFE and general features Of That
strange land.
The beet general reading for boys aud girls ID
incurred by list Of ptesent aud promised con-
tributors, among whom are;
William Cullen Bryant George Macdonald.
Christina R0Asetu, Louisa VI. Alc0tt, j. H. Trow-
bridge, I i. Aidfieh, Elizabeth Stuart Phelps,
Abby Morton Diaz, Harriet Prescott Spotiurd,
Donald @ Mitchell, II. H.. Edmund G. Stedman,
Lucy Iarcom, Charles Dudley Warner Bret
Hsrte, Frank X. Stockton. Elizabeth Akers
Allen, T. W. Higginson, LncretiA II, Hale, Prof
h. A. Proctor, Mrs. 0aphsnt aud Rev. Edward
Eggleston.
Special papers are secured or promised, viz
Astronomy iur Young Folks Prof PROCTOR.
Chapters on Windsor castle aud English History
Mrs, OhphAntl. Talks With GiTle N =. A. ID.
L. whitney, If. IL, Louisa NJ. AlcOtt, susan
CO0gidge aud Mrs. Dodge, LATHE Housekeepers
Pages Marion Hzr!and, author Of Common
Sense in the Household. Also Incidents Of
American History Practical HAndwork for boys
aud girls, Sketches Of Adventure and Travel
Fairy Talss. and stories Of Home Life. A Young
Contributors department is TO be added TO tbs
we'll known and approved Regular Reaturss' and
10 short, the magazine will be made ~ usefui
lively. and entertaining IS the puress aud beat
writer's and artists can make ii.
Some " The finest works Of the great painters
have been engraved for sT. NICHOLAS, aud IL
Illustrations to- 1916 vii sarpAsa AnYthiag eFsI
yet attempted ID Juvenile literature.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-01-20
CHEAPER WAGES.

In the arrangement for next years
work now in order, farmers should in
sist upon cheaper labor While almost
every commodity used in the family
has fallen back to ante-war prices,
there has been very little reduction in
the price of farm labor. The result Of
high wages has been that great many
farmers have not only reduced the
number of their help. but have dis
missed them altogether, and cultivated
only so much land as they can take
care Of themselves. One cause OF this
high price Of help on the farm. in the
New England States at least, has been
the demand for labor in factories
There has been reduction of wages in
the factories now, and among mechan.
les, and ii is time we had cheaper
labor on the farm. Statistics show
that our farms are not supplying the
increasing demands OF our cities and
largo. towns. With cheaper labor we
can do this. Many of the tramps were
once industrious workers, and can still
be made useful. We want TO see the
farms once more worked up to their
fullest capacities, and the production
sufficiently increased to meet the de.
mands OF the home markets.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-01-20
WARM STABLES,

At present leading idea is TO locate
the stables in such way as shall, with
proper arrangements, secure the requi-
site degree OF warmth and comfort for
the animals. With the large numbers
now kept together in stables, usually
occupying an entire story Of the barn,
this is much more easily accomplished
than formerly, when only few were
kept in stables. But now some care
should be exercised to prevent the
stables from becoming too warm, es.
pecially 10 mild weather, and the air
getting TO be impure and unhealthy
from 40 many animals being confined
together A stable should be warm
enough 10 prevent the manure from
freezing ia the coolest weather. and
provided with sufficient means Of ven
tilA,ion 70 allow Of the escape Of foul
air and doors at all times A stable
may be warm and yet ventilated the
necessity for the latter can be easily
determined. when on going in the air
is found 10 be close and heavily loaded
with impure odes. Such condition
wiiI be found unfavorable to the pro-
duction Of pure and healthy milk, and
should be avoided by having ventilas-
ors pass upward through the stable TO
the roof 81 the barn, aud when the
weather is mild there should be means
by which cool air can he admitted.
with these conditions there can be
little danger Of getting barns and
stables fof stock too warm 10 this cold
climate.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-01-20
"THE BOY EMIcRANTS"
BY NOAH BROOKS,

Giving the adventures Of party OF boys on
their long journey across the plains, with vivid
portraiture o. their Life in California during the
days Of the Gold Fever. Mr.. Brooks brings to
this work, 10 addition to his well-known literary
gifts thorough familiarity with the features
ol that Wild country and the people then hoeking
toward it, What he has to say Of them IL per-
vaded with a subtle aud intense SAVIOR OF reality
that enables the reader to follow the characters
IN their adventures with positive sense OF
companionsbip. The eontagion OF the gold
fever;" the great difficulties and periis which
byleaguefed their journey across the plains aud
mountains, and finally the adventurous, half
civilized, and yet, 10 certain rude way, poetic
lille in the miner Of California are all described
with wonderful truthfuiness aud skill. Add to
this the elevated tore prevailing the work, and
the irresistible attraction which such nara
tive possesses for Toys and the value OF this
stirring healthy seri ! becomes evident
There is 70 be another and shorter SERIAL be-
ginning IN January aud running through three
numbers:
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CIMPLEi CAPABLE DURABLE |
Family Favorite"
Manufactured by the
Weed Sewing Machine Co.,
HARTFORD, CONN.
IT'S NAME INDICATES ITS QUALITIES.

Lat. Becauss It is adapted 70 all the wants Oh
family ses sing.
"a. BeeAnse IL can be readily comprehsndsd
By Auy one wishing 10 sew
81. Because IL runs 80 easily.
tth. BeeAnse Il is siwsys ready and never
tales on .'ats."
5lh Because Il wlll do any Kind Of sewing
with lees changes aud fswer estm attachments
than any ether machine
9th. because II is sell-adiuatlng.
7th Because II Il made q the very beet ns
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vii never wear ouf.
Atuo-thrskd machine. making an el2stle
Lock stitch.
II has a straight short beeais.
II bks Shuttle sith PEtsnt spFing Tension
itH upper IenNiop requires no manipulating
% Hamli the passage II kinky o. uneven ghEeAe
whcthsr linen, cotton or ailk
la alAng is dose Epun the under aide By
tarning 4 ~ on tie hinges. and soiisng goods IL
lmpossibls.
IL stand 10 cold and arm.
Iis table V bong and FaaEnF.
Etery part works positively, ard ltis uolienbs
jet 70 The ytsiAing or uncertain operation u
sprngs.
repairs.
ksedles. and Al articles required, are for.
nlshed Al isss Pftoss tksn thoss fox ether faG-
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ne abexs ss~inS MAahias is ossFed By lhis
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-01-20
The St. Nicholas Library.

These four volumes are sold for IS, being only
two dollars a youme-a beautiful aud valuable
Christmas present Tor an entire family Of young
toxic
The New York Tribune says In the avail
anche Of immoral literature that threatens the
children, some strong, vitality wholesome, and
really attractive mag zine is required for them,
aud Sr. NICHOLAS has reached higher platform
aud commands for this service wider resources
IN art and letters, than any of its predecessor
or contemporaries
The Sunday School Times says: "a cleaner
purer, more Trustworthy periodical for children
to be egious but 1t is on the eide of all that ID
true and good from beginning to end"
The religious press all over the country
heartily commends ST. NICHOLAS, aud virtually
echoes the opinion OF the New York Christian
Union, that it is "a delightful magazine for ri
children between five and eighty seven"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-01-20
CastOria.

Cross, sickly babies and children may enjoy
health, and mothers have rest, II they will use
CastoriA, Worms, feyt. ishness, teething, wind
collie, sour stomach and undiRested food maze
children cyoss, and produce sickness.
Csstoria will assimilate the food, expel worms
and correct all these these things. For twenty
years DIR. Pitcher experimental In his private
practics 10 produce an effective Cathartc snd
stomach regulator which would be as effective
as Castor Oil, without its unpleasant taste or
reeoil.
The reputation of his experiment. extended,
Physicians and nurses rapidly adopted his remedy
to which he gave the name Of CastOria.
Castoria is as pleasant 20 take as honey, regu-
lstes the stomach and bowels, and Goes not
grippe. 1t ia adapted TO all ages, contains no
alcohol, and is absolutely harmless to the most
tender infant.
Try CastoriA once, and you will never be with
out IT,.
Prepared at the Laboratory Of J. b. Rose d
Co., 40 Dey St., New York 27l3w40
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ENVELOPES, WHITING PAPER, ETC.
EMERSON ESTABROOK,

Manufacturer Agent for the sale OF Envelopes,
and all kinds Of Writing Paper, from the cheap
est grades TO the most costly, and including
Pres Celebrated satin Finished Tinted Enye-
lopes with Paper TO m atch, which are the finest
imported papers to be found in any market. !
have either in stock or sample everything in
this line Of goods. Remember there IL only the
cost of manufacture and freight charges TO pay
by buying your stationery direct from the man
ufacturers agent. no mddlemen to make q
profit. will sell any quantity desired, large or
small. will also furnish to order any Book
published in the United States, as cheap Rs they
can be bought Of the publishers or elsewhere
To all who want 10 canvass this fall or winter j
would say / can show you some good sslable
articles for which have 3 General Agency and
am constantly receiving more, for which want
good agents. There is money in them.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-01-20
The Yellow CeRtauT LinineRt.

is adapted to the tough skin, muscles and flesh
NJ the animal creation. Ito effects upon severe
csses ~ Spawn. Sseeuy, Wind Gsh, Bag Head
aud poll-EVil Ars little less thAn marvellous.
Messrs. ]. CoClune A Co., Druggists, cor Elm
and Front Streets, Cincinnati o.. says.
ain our nslghbOrhDod Rnmber Of teamsiers
are using the CeBlAnr Liniment, They pro-
nonnee u superior b any thing they have ever
used We sell as high ~ four 10 five dozen bot.
Ties per month 10 owners II horses and mnlea
We have volumes Of testimonials describing
cures Of Sorsius. Kicks, Calls, Poll-Esil, Big
Head and even Founders, which are little lees
than msrysls. No owner OF an animal can afford
to be without bottle Of Centaur Lnlment
which any day may prove worth twenty times
its cost.
Sold everywhere. but prepared only at the
Laboratory Of j. B. Rose x Co.,
46 Dey ST., New York.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-01-20
SMOKING ~ TnE nAHs-

mo smoking" is poetedm most de.
cent faetories-it oagAt TO be posted
ia every barn There is not much diff
ference betwesa having a horse-thief
around the Stables and man cleaning
off horses with pipe in his mouth /;
aud there Is no hired man much meaner
than the one who, when his employer
comes around, slips his pipe into mis-
pocket or holds his hand over it, as il it
were little bird. All such fellows
should be paid Of, or started off, and
kept off. As for the farmer himself
going into the barn with pipe in his
mouth, NO complaint can be made but
il his establishment burns up no one
should cry. unless it be his wife and
children. Lightning and incendiaries,
and spontaneous combustion combined,
do not cause as many barns to be burn
ed as the pipe and generally at least
one good horse goes also. 1t would
be much betterif the smoker could &c
up with the smoke, aud have smok,
enough for once
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-01-20
SO a Year; 81 for bound vol.

We viii ssud the mAgaz ne one year, beRnpin g
November, 1875. and either n the tSo bound
volumes ~ above. POST patd, tor 81 Or, sub
scupti9u one yesr sud the tw0 volumes for SO
The price Il the volume edition ts =. All
uswsdeslofs and booksellers vii feceiys sub-
scliPtlgus AID supply Falames Al above rates.
November saA December numbers free 10 al
uew subs5rbers fpr 1915, seubusr's Monthly
aud 81 Nicholas, 81.
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A q. CLARK a. CO.,
Manufacturers Of
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Also, dealers IN
Grain. Peed Asd Meal.
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And Al Kinds u Grain waDtsa
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Faetery Point. Fst. IL. Ell. ssiyI1
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ST. Nicholas for 1874 & 1875
FOUR VOLUMES.

For the convenience Of libraries, and because
many children find the two large volumes fol
"a aud rs rather bu ky to handle, we have hat
these twenty-four numbers bound in four elegant
volumes, and incosed in neat box, under the
general title of
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-01-20
ST. Nicholas for 1875.

Which, with ts magnificent pictures, iis two
c lmpleto serials, aud its innulnerable shorter
utofiep, sketches poems, larry tales, rhymes and
hnelos, bis OF wisdom, it's French, German and
Latin st0ries-its iuu and its puzzles, Jaek-in-
the pulpit, the Leuerbux, &c, &c, Is even more
Buperbly attractive.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-01-20
CATARRH.
Weakness of Kidneys and Pains
I'm the Side and Back,

or Twenty Years Standing, Cured in Two Weeks
by Less than Bottle A CatArrh Cough, go
Bad as 20 Prevent Sleep Nights, unless Ca
tarrh snuf was PerpetuAlly Used, Cured with
One Bottle.
Testimony Of ,pea.kno,on and ht9hly-esteemed
cgtse7. Of Ael1 Boston,
MEssRs. LITTLEFIELD 4 Co., Druggists: al have
had Catarrh little rising Ave years, aud pains
in back and weakness in kidneys for twenty.
My Catarrh was 30 bad that II | did not take
oatarrh snuff Was troubled Nth cough, more
or less, al night. / have taken Marshall's
Cstarrh Snuff for two ysArs, and particularly In
cold weather had to- lake II every night TO get
rest. / began to take your Constitutional Ca
tarTh Remedy aboAt month ago and have TAX
on only only one bottle. Ia less than \ week
the coughing nights left me, and have had
none since to speak OF, though hAys had none
of the Remedy for week.
have had paine in my side 30 bad that did
not 90 eut Of the house for two weeks at time
My greatest pain was in my right kidney. /
have been Of tiInea great sufferer from my
kidneys since 1850. 10 two weeks after began
to take your Constitutional OatArrh Remedy the
pains all left N. @. CR0MBiE
NKw Boston. N. H.. April a, 1870
Hundreds of cases Of a similar nature cured
within the last year. 6nuffs and, Loti0ns give
only Temporary relief. The CONSTITUTIONAL
CATARBH REMEDY strikes At the root, builds
up the constitution, makes 1t new, aud drives
away Catarrh and all diseases Of the mucous
membranes, and their attendant pains and
aches. pertaining to head, back, shoulders,
kidneys and throat.
Price 81 per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. A
Phamplet Of 81 pages, giving Treatise on Ca
tarrh, and containing innumerAble cases Of
cures, sent free, by addressing the Prop
LITTLEFIEID 4 co, MAuch ester, N. II.
ron SALE BY
WAIT IL HARD, Manchester, VT.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-01-20
ST. Nicholas for 1876

p omises even greater attractions than the pre-
yiOus VOLUMES, A strong feature OF the new
solume IS an American Serial Story,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-01-20

"A newspaper man i Ike a part.
iidge never shot Al liii be rises.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-01-20

We are now filling orders from
considerable distances, and have
succeeded in giving perfect satisfac-
ton in every instance. Goods or
dered by parties outside Bennington
County are forwarded by express,
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WAIT IL HARD, Manchester, VT.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-12-08

Benz. ellison, John NJ. Randall, Bar
net; II. r. Hall, Harvey Silsby, Burke Z;
Hiram Kelsey, John Sias, Danville /;
Orange G. Clark, GrOtOn Jason Dim
lex, Samuel Scribner, Hardwick X. f.
Young, Kirby Joshua Bemis, VIM. p.
Houghton, Lyndon; w. 5. Allard.
Newark; Franklin Foster, VIM. H..
Morse, Peacham Amos w. Abbott,
Albert Hall, Ryegate Simeon Huse.
III, Cyrus Sargent, st. Johnsbury; Peter
Blair, Stannard; VIM. Dexter, Sheffield ;
.. F. Curtis, Zeno Campbell. Sutton ::
Chas. j. Bell, John $. OsgOod, Walden e.
Geo. A. BabcOck, Chas. Ross, Water
ford; Henry Hoffman, Wheelock.
No. 81. Dorathea z. Swa-ey re. Mary
Il. STdseys estate. General and special
assumpsit in which the pltf. seeks to
recover for work and labor done and
performed for Mary l.. while alive.
The def. pleads the statute of limta-
h"ns; t" which pltf. replies that Mary
agreed to leave plfl. all her property at
her decease; and that if anything was
due plff. 1t was not until Mary's decease.
Prof. George n. Webber has conclud
ed not to return to Middlebury and
take the chair ofintellectual philosophy
as was expected.
Eleven persons united with the Con-
ri al oh d, a.
the Goth ult.
DIR. {. f. Templeton, of Irasburgh.
has been appointed Professor in an
Ohio college.
Senator Edmunds' residence in Wash
lngton has been robbed by burglars.
The loss was trting.
Orvis of the Equinox house ut Man
chester, has gone to Florida to run the
Putnam house for the winter, at Palat-
ka.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-12-08
Change of Railroad Time

On Monday new time table went
INTO effect on the Passumpsic road,
which is given at head of these col
umhs. The time of trains at the St.
Johnshury station, is now as follows
No'h Montreal night Express, LIB ::
Accommodation. Hos A. NJ; Mail. 4:5S
p. NJ. SOuH-Mail, sos A. NJ; Accom-
mediation, 1910, and Montreal night
Express, l:;@ p. VI. The Accommoda-
ton train does not run north of New
port.
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A Card.

We desire to express our sincere and heart felt
thanks and appreciation for the many manifesto
tons of kindness and sympathy extended to us by
our friends and neighbOrs during sickness and
isolation from the outer world and especially to
MI [. I. Bingham and his kind hearted clerks
H. e. Sheldon and c. Il. Flint, who from the first
volunteered their assistance and were untiring
I" the end in their efforts 10 supply every need
and they were maryland shall ever hold them
in grateful remembrance.
MIR. and MRS d. \. CLIFFORD
ST. JohnsburY Dec q Is16 IL
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st. Johnsbury, Dec. 6. 1s76.

SIAIE OF VERMONT, CALEDONIA DISTRICT -
IN Probate Court, held at the Prubat. Otiic, al
81. Johnsbury, in said District on the 5th d,y
of december \. ID. ls76 '
John Emerson, Administrator upon the estate of
Luke SWEET, late of Brodhead Wisconsin IA.
ceased makes application 10 said court for licens,
Ia sell the whole of the real estate said deceased
representing that the sale of said real estate would
be beneficial to the Heirs and all interested in said
estate Tor the pu pose of converting the s:m, into
money and said administrator has produced il,
IN court the consent and appreciation in writing of
he heirs 10 sad estate Residing in this state t
the granting of said license "
Whereupon, ii is ordered by said Court that said
application be referred to a session thereof To IN.
held at the Probate Office in said st Johnsbury ON
the 80 day of Dec, \. ID. ls76 for h,arin,.
anu decision thereon; and, it is further ordered
mat all persons interested be lotifed hereof bI
pubhcatlon OF notice Of sad application and order
thefeoh three weeks successfully in the Cale,ioni
an printed az St Johnsbury, before said time of
t tnst they may appear at said time and
pace, ana II they see cause, object thereto
BY the Court, Attest
DIDO HENRY FRENCH Register
a true copy of record attest
HENRY FRENCH, Register
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SpermI Nnfrrs.

PASSuMPSIC LODGE. No. p +. n A. NJ
Regular communication Thursday eve on or before,
The tull OF the Moon. b. l.. HASTINGS. Sec.
HASWELL CHAPTER, NO. IL, X. 4. NJ
Eegul lar communication. Friday on or before thu,
ull of the moon. : W PAGE S,c,y
The whole system is kept in healthy condition
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Diabetes, Gravel 1ncontinence and Retention of
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Hunts Kennedy, and the person Is restored To
health
lnfallble Eye Wash makes the Eyes bright.
From the Boston Evening Traveller
II Is perhaps but simple act of Justice Ia the
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i"r us 10 say that our personal experience in the
Us" OF this article has impressed us favorably
On" al The pr"prletors of the TrdreiLer was entire
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