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Washington Correspondence.

EDITORS REGISTER The nomination
ut Cincinnati of Gov. II. Is. Hayes is a
deserving one, and well merits the audi.
vided support Of the Republican party.
His loyalty and Jealous efforts to fur.
ther the interests of the party are worthy
of special commentator and praise from
every patriotic citizen Of the nation
The election Of Gen'l Hayes to the
presidency is conceded by many Of the
prominent democratic politicians and a
gloom of dependency has overspread the
confederate house Of congress, and inves.
legations secm to have come to an abrupt
close.
The following ia the brilliant war rec.
ord Of our next president
Enlisted as private in Odd Ohio Vols.
promoted to major, June 7, 1861 was
wounded at South Mountain. in Septem.
Der. 1862 promoted to q colonelcy, Oct.
10. 1862 and was, for gallant services at
Winchester, Fisher Hill and Cedar Greek
made brigadier general Of volunteers 10
command Of Kanawha division, and sub.
sequently to major generalship. was
engaged in many battles, had three horses
shot from under him while in action. was
wounded four different times and remain
ed in the army until the close of the war.
Since the rebellion Gen'l Hayes has
served with distinction as member Of
congress from the Cincinnati district. and
is now serving second term as governor
of Ohio, having handsomely beaten for.
midable democratic candidate 10 one Of
the most exciting campaigns-successfu
ly stemming the democratic tidal wave
and carrying the republican standard to
victory.
1t is impossible for the democratic
party 10 put in nomination ticket more
worthy Of the support of the public than
that of r. B. Hayes and W. A. Wheeler.
C. N. LAPHAM.
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CTATE OF VERMONT District Of.

~
In Probate Court, held at Midllsbnry. within
and for said district on the 9th day OF TuAs.
A. D. 1876.
George S. Walker, executor Of the last will alt
testament Of Ephraim Seeley, late Of Whiting il.
said district deceased, makes application in Wr;
ing said court stating that It will be necessary
to have the time heretofore allowed to dispose o.
the estate of said deceased and to pay the dsbl
and charges against the sans, extended, snd
prays said court that said time may be extended
1t is thereupon ordered that said application l..
referred to a session Of said court to be held at
the Probate Office in Middlebury, on the l0ih
day Of July, A d. 1870, at 10 o'clock in IL
forenoon for hearing thereon; and it is furthe,
ordered that notice hereof be given to all person
interested In said estate BY publication of notice
of said application and this order thereon three
weeks successfully In the Middlebury Register IL
newspaper printed at Middlebury previous to salt
time, that they may appear at said time and plaee
and show cause, if any they may have why sal 4
time should not he exten led.
IL SAML Il. COOKE, judge
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CTATE OF VERMCNT-Distrie. ol

~ AuulsOn, IS.
In Probate Court, held at Middlebury, in ssit
District, on the 2lst day Of June A. d. 1876.
Thurman Brookins, administrator Of the est4i-
Of Hep2ibeth Dana late Of Bridport in slid district
deceased, presents his administration account ,,T
examination and allowance and makes application
for decree of distribution and partition Of the
estate Of said deceased, Wherenpon, it lie ordered
by said Court, that said account and said appliaa
ton be referred TO session thereof to DO held at
the Probate Office in said Middlebury, on the 3ls
day Of July, A. D. 1876, a. ten o'clock in tho
forenoon, for hearing and decision thereon Aud
it Is further ordered that notice hereof be given -
all persons interested, by publication Of the saa-
three weeks successfully In the Mildlebury hes
lister, newspaper published at Aliddlebury. pc
vlous to said time appointed for hearing, Thar
they may appear at said time and place, aa4
show cause, If any they may have, why said ~
count should not be allowed, and such dsa,e4
made By the Court-Attest,
ID SAMI Il. COOK L IulJ.
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CTATE OF vERMONT-DistriCt Q


In Probate Court in and for said district Of Al
olson on the 18th day Of June, A. D. 1876.
0rinda Williamson, administratrix dc b5nis nm
of the estate ef Abraham L. Williamson late ol
Cornwall, in the district Of Addison, deceased,
makes application in writing, stating that Il 1.
necessary to sell part Of the real estate of SAID
deceased for the purpose ofpaying the debts Of
said deceased and the charges of administration.
and that ii will be beneficial to all the heirs e.
sell the whole Of said real estate, excepting the
homestead, said real estate consisting Of the farm
lately in the possession Of Rhoda William
son, deceased. situate in Cornwall. ON the rond
leading from MiddlebuIy village 10 Bridpori
containing "a acres and 1872 rods Of land slso {.
lot Of about acres in Cornwall aforesaid situate
on the road leading from Middlebury village L.
Whiting, also, presenting the assent in writing OF
all the heirs residing in the state that said license
may be granted.
It is thereupon ordered by said Court, that said
application be referred TO session Of said court
to be held at the Probate Office in Middlebury.
on the 10th day Of July, A. D., 1876, at ten
o'clock in the forenoon, for hearing thereon
And, Il is further ordered, that notice hereof he
given to all persons interested, by publication OF
the same three weeks successfully in the Middle.
bury Register, newspaper published at Middle.
bury previous to said time appointed for hearing
that they may appear at said time and place, and
show cause, II any they may have, why said II.
censc should not be granted.
70 sAM'L. E. COOKE, Judge.
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Middlebury Retail Market.
Watertown Live Stock Market
For TUE WEEK ENDING June 20, 1876.


Market Deef--A few choice S7.25a7.jO; exua IS
a 90; frat quality G.0Oa6.50; second quality
5 .OOa5 so; third quality .50a475
Prices of Store cattle-Working Oxen per pair
from 500, $50 l75a2S5.
Mich Cows and Calves from $1OaCOi extra Goa
e5.
years old 2Sai0.
Fat swine, live Gig to "a, dressed 50 to SO,
Sheep and Lambs-In lots $3.50, $50, 3, $50,
each; extra sl.0Oa5.50 per head OF from 3'sa6c
per ID.
per ID; Country Hides, 5a5]ee per
ID. Brighton TAllow per III; Country
Tallow, 6a5Sl.
shesrsd peits 25c each. CalfskinH l0allc perlb.
REMARKS.
Cattle-Suppiy this week 795 head against
1880 head last week. The trade is dull In the
city for beef. Dealers were asking at the start
higher prices than they obtained We Judge
about l-sc advance would cover best lots. If tho
supply had been as heavy as last week another
decline would have been inevitable. Butchers
were slow In paying the advance, but were afraid
they would have to pay higher at Brighton, and
bought with reluctance. Q Leavitt 4 Son sold
oxen at &c live; steers to Mr. Swift average 1850
lbs at 5I4c; s steers TO II Holmes at came price.
Hathaway 4 Swift sold As stillers to Learn
ard, average 1900 lbs, at $780, l6 steers 10 ii.
Locke, average 1875 lbs at S. 20; steers TO diff
ferent parties at IS IS; steers to Wentworth,
average 1914 lbs. at 3-Se II steers to Mr. Win
ter, i5,775 lbs, at 5 3-se; steers at $50.
William Colwell sold l0 steers to NJ feleh, av'
erage 1850 lbs at S. 80 bull, 1850 lbs, at &c;
81 steers to Chamberlin Bros, 1900 lbs, at s. 20
Sheep and Thanksgiving lambs are now com
ing in lots. fine bunch sold at DC. Butchers
are paying this week full prices. Nor much life
10 the trade Fisher Bros sold 80 extra lambs.
ging So lbs, at sc; G sheep at exc. M
shaekett sold 30 shearei sheep at DC. weighing
small lot Of wool sheep, average ~ lbs, at 71sci
CO shear I'D sheep and 2? lambs at &c, average
So 2-6 lbs.
Poultry-Not any change from last week; sell
ing in lots at lac per lb.
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Masonic.
GRAND CoMMANDERY.


The Grand Oommandery Of Knights
Templar of the State of Vermont con.
vened at Burlington, Tuesday. Juno Ii,
1876; Col. A. b. Jewett,o Swanton pre-
siding as Grand Commander.
The Grand Commandery WAS opened
in ample form, with prayer by Rev. @.
G. Y. Eastman, after which Grand Com.
mander Jewett delivered his annual adj
dress reviewing the work Of the year.
giving flattering report OF the condi.
tion of Knights Templarism in Vermont.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The grand commandery was opened at
two O'Clock. The FIRST business was the
presentation TO Past Grand Master j. l..
Perkins, of st. Johnsbury, of m elegant
set of silver service, consisting Of nine
pieces. The presentation was very
appropriately made by the Grand Pre-
late. Rev. G, c. V. Eastman, of Factory
Point.
Past Grand Commander Perkins was
deeply moved, and feelipgly responded.
A very able and well written report
on foreign correspondence was then read
by f. 8. Dana, Of Cornwall. 1t evinced
much care and research in its prepare.
ton, and was listened to with the closest
attention.
The various committees reported, and
their reports, which contained nothing Of
interest to the public, wore accepted and
adopted.
The following officers were then elect.
ed for the ensuing masonic year
A Jewett, Swanton, grand commander.
S Dana, Cornwall, deputy grand commander,
Osmond Cole, Wlnooski, generalissmo.
LG Kingsley. Rutland, grand captain general.
GCV Eastman, Factory Point, grand prelate.
S S Farnsworth, Windsor, grand senior warden
RID Marvin, swanton, grand junior warden
5 Brown, Burlington, grand treasurer
| NJ Poland, Montpelier, grand recorder.
TN Chapman, Mldilebury, grand standard
bearer.
CT Piper, BrsttleboIo. grand sword bearer.
A Hubbel, North Bennington, grand wardsr
m Bacon, st. Johnsbury, grand captain Of
the guard.
The Grand Commander announced the
appointment of the following committees
Foreign Correspondence-E. 3. Dana
j. s. Farnsworth, d. NJ. Bacon.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. O. Tyler, g
l.. Piper, II. d. Bean.
publication--J. NJ. Poland, NJ. 4
Mott, A. c. Ilubbell.
The session was we'll attended was
harmonious throughout, while the reports
showed that the order was making Q
steady and healthy advance. All in all
it may well be called the pleasantest ant
most profitable meeting Of the order evel
held in the State.
GRAND LODGE.
The Grand Lodge of Free and Accept
ed Masons convened at Burlington OF
Wednesday, June IA, and continued il
session two days The Grand Master
N. p. Bowman, Of st. Johnsbury, deliv
cred his annual address, which was full
of wise and friendly admonition TO tn
, brethren of the jurisdiction.
D Reference was made to the extende,
list of brethren who have deceased durin
the past year. embracing the names O
, many illustrious and honored Maseni
among them Judge Harvey Munsill, Jon
athan Randall, George @. Hunt Wm
: Whltford and DR.. N. Stiles.
The rest Of the day was spent in rou
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~sTATE OF vERMoNT-Distrieto OF


In Probate Court, held in Midlleburv. within
-ud Tor said District, on the 18th day Of lime A
d. 1916.
IN instrument pufportihg To- he the last win
and testament Of Abram Foot, late Of MiddleburN
in said district, deceased. being presented by jul
Us d. Benedict, the executor therein named t,
probate, it ia thereupon ordered by said Cant,
that all persons concerned therein he notified l.
appear Al Il e7sion thereof to he held at IA,
Probate lice in Midehury in said district. GA
the eth day Of July, A. ID. ls7G, at 10 o'cloc.
in tho forenoon and show cause, if any the,
have against the probate Of said will; for whi,l
purpose it Is further ordered, that this orles b.
Published three weeks sntcessively in the Middle
bury Register, newspaper printed at Millla
bury, in this slate, previous 10 SAID time of hear
ing BY tho Court.-At'est
H. SAM'L T.. COOKE. jude.
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Attention, Veteran Cavalry
men.

We desire to call the attention Of all
cavalrymen who served thoir country in
the late war and invite them to join with
us in celebrating the Fourth Of July at
Brandon. Capt. Frank Moore. of Shore
ham, W., having accepted the invitation
of the executive committee to take com.
ms nd of the same, we request that all
persons who accept this invitation report
to him at once at an early day 10 person
or by letter, who will give all necessary
instru ctions. CHAs. d. PIrrs. .
For Committee.
BRANDON, June IA, 1876.
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DIED.

In Ferrisburgh, June Is, Of cancer Of the liver,
II, C. Holly Of Brandon.
In Hine.burgh, Thursday, June Il, OF pneu.
monia. Harmon Toby, aged - year..
In Shoreham, June Is, of heart di,ea 81, Miss
Elvira Russell aged Gl years.
In Mlddlebury. June 90, oil bilious pneumonia
Miss Katie oLeary. aged 10 years and II months.
In MlddlebuIy, June 49, Of apoplexy, Mrs.
Corneia Sheldon, formerly Of Brooklyn, N. Y =
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AZ The proceedings Of the Republi.
can county convention are fully reported
elsewhere in this issue. The candidates
thus put before the people Of Addison
county for their favorable consideration
and their suffrages in September next, are
we'll known TO all our people and need no
Introduction. Taey were sell. oted to be
the standard bearers Of the party because
they were supposed to personate those
qualities which are especially desired in
our public officers, In this county nomin.
ation by the Republican party is consider.
ed almost equivalent to an election, and
we have no doubt the nominations will bs
duly ratified Ut the ballot box, at the
election. BY the selection oil Ed ward
Seymour and Loyal d. Eldredge TO rep
resent the people and the interests of thii
county in the Vermont state senate, mex
fall, we shall secure great influence ant
be sure Of wise action so far as they car
effect it in legislation They are botl
strong men. and will take high position
among their peers The name of Ed
ward Seymour was received in the con
veDtion with especial enthusiasm.
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Lot M. Morrill,, senator from
Maine, has been appointed and confirmed
secretary of the treasury, in place Of
Bristow resigned The appointment is
thought to be good one by Republicans,
but the opposition complain, of course.
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gHi1Spas

duced more cures of rheumatism, neuralgia, palsy,
sprains, swelings. caked breasts, scalds, burns,
saltsrhcum, earache, etc upon the human frame,
and of strains, srayins gals, ETC., upon animals
in one year than have all other pretended RENE
diea ainoe the world began.
'LoNDosDERRr, VI, December 80, 1873.
J. B. RosE & Co.
GENTS ST. have been using the CENTAUR
EMINENT aud it has done me good, and would
not be without it in my house lift cost ten dollars
per bottle. It is the greatest medicine that
ever used for rheumatism.
DAVID ARNOLD"
"AUGusrA, Me-, April %, 1873.
GENTLEMEN II have suffered with Rheumatism
terribly for years. Four bottles Of CENTAUR
LINIMENT mas cured me. am only too happy
to FAY so. Respectfully
(Captain) THOMAS SMITH
"EAsr BgN Dos, hennehee Co., Me-. Jane II, III
). r. RosE & Co.,
Slns There is q man here that has been lame
for three years fog the last nine months he could
not touch one foot to the door. lie has boon using
CENTAuR LINIMENTi now he has his boot on,
aud if about. Year Liniment will 60 well here
Yours, II. NJ. ROBINSON, Postmaster"
White Wrapper for family use. Yellow Wrap
per for animals. Price, 80 cents; Largo Bottles,
Sl.00.
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Republican County Oonven-
W ton.

The Republican county convention for
the nomination of county officers TO be
supported at the September election, was
held at the Court house. in Middlebury,
on Wednesday. June, 81, 1876.
L. +. Knapp, chairman of the county
committee, called the convention to order,
and read the call and the roll Of delegates
prepared under the direction Of the com.
mittee, which with amendments was ap.
proved as follows.
ROLL OF DELEGATES.
Addison-Elisha Smith, John R. Thomas, hu-
fus Smith, Charles Merrill, o. II. Fisher, Asahel
Barnes, c. p. Morrison.
Bridport-C. p. Crane, A. A. Fletcher, II. n.
soiace, Russell Walker. h. D. Wilcox, c. G. Petit
bone, W. r. BREASTED. e. :. Pettibone, George
N. Payne.
Bristol-F. d. yinton, II. A. Collansr, Il. NJ
Kent, L. W. Parmelee. IL s. Sumner. J. W
Rock wood, W. Champion.
cornwail-E. D. Scarf, II, J. Manchester. V
II. Griswold. II. Z. Taylor, A. W. Frost, Jamsi
W. Peck, Martin J. Wright. WIN. belong.
Ferrisburgh-J W. Barnes, James Clark Walk
er Field, d. Smith, John Birkett, Putnam Allen
lisbon Allen, james Gregory, John Newton, q
d. Webb, H. G. Martin.
Goshen--L c. Washburn, Daniel Hooker, II
2. Churchill.
Hancock NJ. Robbins, Charles
Wilton. Augustus Taylor.
Observation-Disclosures White. h. b. Jenny, WIN
B. Flint, Appolos Munger.
II. Clark "a, A. A. Hier, L. A. Colby, @. d
Pest, NJ. b. Cove, NJ. J. stearns. j. II. Bateheld
or, A. W. Purinton, q II. Purinten.
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@ During the jubilations Of the Re.
publicans over the nominations Of the
Cincinnati convention the opposition set.
tied back with defiant sort of air, as
much as 20 say you'll see before election
what black.hearted villains you've put in
nomination"
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NEW MODEL BUCKEYE.

This machine is now offered at great re
dnction from last years prices in accordance with
the general decline in values. II is confidently
recommended to the farmers of Addison county
as the best and most durable of all machines For
machines apply to the undersigned at East Mid
dlebury. CT to Albert Chapman.
For extras or prices for repairing old machine
apply at the new hardware store Of IT, B. Dodge
ut the west ond Of the bridge. II. c. SESSIONS
Middlebury. June Il, 1876. l2w3
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THE BEST INvEsTMENT.-ser

TINE BEST INVESTMENT Send Jorty e,,.t
Il to the Troy TINES, Troy, n. Y, for their
campaign paper Besides It's earnest editorial
discussions, it will contain careful reports Of the
progress of the campaign and leading speecha.
upon the political issue. II will at the Same time
maintain its wide spread popularity as a vehicle
Of general and local news. The investment tri
ding Us ii is, will afford the most satisfaction vi
any we can suggest. Try il at once. l3wl
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A DESIRABLE BUSINESS oPpoRTUNI
~ NIFTY

large and well-known New York house about
to establish an agency In this town and county,
require the services Of an active and reliable man
or woman. Tho compensation will he liberal,
while little or no capital is required. Only an
energetic and trustworthy persons will be accepted
Write to q. $. Hubert. o Box $500, \. Y.
City. for full particular. l2w2
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HORSE RAKE

This rake still stands without n rival Tor cd
cion' work. While other rakes may lie pretier
to look at, and work well while shown (ben
shown ont of the hay-lell) the Ithaca gives bel
ter satisfaction when put to its legitimate use
than any other The price is still further reduc
ed for the season Of 1876, and most liberal alyan
tages given for trial with any and all other rake
BY the dunn ing arrangements all objection t..
this as horse-iake to dump is removed
ALBERT CHAPMAN, AaFNr
Mildlebury, juno H. 1876. l2wy
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TWINK FOR YOURSELF. Thousands lea,

TWINK FOR YOURSELF. Thousands lead
l. miserable lives suffering from d, spepsia, a
disordered stomach and liver, producing blious-
meas. heartburn, costiyeness, weakness Irregular
appetite, low spirits, raising food after eating and
often ending in fatal attacks Of fever. They
kSow THEY ARE SICK, yet get little sympathy.
The unfaling re medy, which is yearly restoring
thousands, is Da Costas Radical Cure, sold by
N. F. RIDER, Sole Agent.
2ic bottle will convince yen of it. merits
Don't delay another hour after reading this. but
60 and get bottle and your relief a. certain
rs yon live. Will you do it or will y"u eonlinne
to suffer, Think for yourself
Professor Parker's Pleasant Worm Syrup is
perfectly safe and extremely palatable No physic
required. Costs Is cts Try it. sly
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VAUNDICE and BILLIOUSNESs

~ Who knows good remedy for these disor-
dersi We are assured ATW00D'S VEGETABLE,
PHYsIcAL, JAuNDIcE BiTTBRs will effect speedy
cure. They have aeufr faiiSd 10 satisfy al uho
have used them for Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Bilious
ness, etc Beware of limitations. The genuine
has private proprietary stamp of John r. Henry
over the cork. Sold by all dealers. Manhattan
RAN & CO., New York, Wholesale Agents. 8
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Boston Market.

Flour aud arain-The demand ior hour has
been moderate and prices are unehanged the
"a les have been Of Western mperfpe at s. % All
common extras NJ 81 Is a 8; Wisconsin extras at
s5a5 Is, Menesota bakers extras 81 p a 9 Isl
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I eya! Il otiGes
IN BANKRUPTCY.

District ofVermont, Sat- Bristol. the .I.t
day Of june A, D. 1876. l3B3
The undersigned hereby gives notice of hi.
appointment as assignee Of Truman lockwood ii
Bristol, in the county Of Addison and State u
Vermont within said district who has been adj
Judged bankrupt upon his own petition by the
court Of said district. b. W. NASH, Assignee
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PYLR's DIRrETIc SAIRRATus.-.Univer-
sally Acknowledged the best in use. Each
pound bears the name of JAMES PYLE.
None genuine without. l4-ly
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Sx-The Watchmaa thinks that the
state cannot long survive if secret 30.
ciety succeeds in electipg governor.
Just SO, and OF all secret organizations
in the state, the most dangerous is that
Of the representatives of the conservative
interests and the politicians. who hold
secret conclaves all over the state, but
have their headquarters at the capital,
and whose schemes for sapping the life
of the state would be 80 much facilitated
by having their grand master selected
from among the citizens of Montpelier,
aud endorsed by the people as governor
Of Vermont. That's what's the matter
Bro Poland.
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rTNHE PERUVIAN SYRUP is an laos Toxic,
i prepared expressly to supply the blood with
its iron element. Being free from alcohol in any
form, its energi7lug effects are not followed by
corresponding reaction, but are permanent, nful-
ing strength yigorHiud new life into all parts Of
tho aystom, and building up an iron consultation
It Is nm excellent substitute for vine or brandy
whore simuant Is needed. Sold by all drug
eiste
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CastOrla is a substitute for Castor oil. 1t is
as pleasant to take as honey. For wind collie and
sour stomach it il simply wonderful. Physicians
recommend it,
"EAsT SULLiyAS, Ma, January 80, 1915
GESTs:-I can get you a certificate Of the regu.
lar physician here of the goodness ofCAST0RlA.
W b. MIGRATE"
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CentRnr EInimpu =,

There is no pain which ihe Cen
taur Liniments will no; relieve,
no swelling they will not :uhjne,
and no lameness they viii not
cure. This is strong language