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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-03-08

rnE LuLL CAsE.- This case, wherein Mr.. 5. r.
Lu WAS charged with an assault upon convict
in the state prison, and found guilty by jury at
the last term Of the Windsor county court the
principal testimony against him being that Of
convcts and ex-oonvcts, was before the supreme
court at Woodstock, last week, for new trial
which was granted. Chief Justice Pierpoint, who
delivered the opinion Of the court, ruled that GER
tain testimony which contradicted that of the
convicts was wrengfully excluded at the trial
The court also by unanimous opinion, virtually
justified Captain Lu in striking the convict, con-
sidering all the testimony and circumstances Of
the case. We trust this will end the malignant
persecution OF Mr.. Lull
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pr. wheeler,. Compound Ell,Ir of rho.rhntn,

and Calisaya." PnFscorr, June 20 ls72.-My wife.
number OF years has been suffering asthma and
disease Of the heart Her breathing and quick
tunes causing great distress and apprehension Of impending
death, and she greatly PROSTATE with general debility
At night she constantly subject attacks great df
hcuy Of breathing the surface Of the body becoming cold
and she apparently feess being restored only by great
exerton the part OF attendants She began taking your
medicine about year ago. and she has not had attack
since. and the enjoyment Of very comfortable health
have great reason thankful her extraordinary i'm
provement. W ARMSTRONG. Landing Walter"
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DeaMs.

Ia Monipeller March 4, Mrs. MERCY NJ. wife OF X 7.
Davis, aged 70 years
In Montpelier. March q, sABINA A. CORY wife of
Thomas II. Cory, aged ~ years.
In Newbury, March 9. JERRY BoyISGToN.
In barre, February n, CARRIE FLINT. aged u years
In rlannsli, February IS, ALLEN MARTIN, aged $,
years.
n walden febrr,, n, Of paralysis, JOSIAH prrroN,
aged II years.
In Hardwick, March I. Of heart disease, FREDERICK
uoyLf, aged ~ years.
In Brookheld, February ~ Of consunption, IrCY v.
DOWNS. aged 70 years.
~ Manhnsld. February %, Of consumption, CArIIA-
kiNE GOODWIN. aged 20 years.
In Troy, February -. SUSAN KELSEY, widow VI the
late Daniel Kelsey. aged ~ years and months.
~ GARDINER, Maine, March ., HENRY u. HOskISs,
father VI the agricultural editor OF this paper aged Is years
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-03-08

NEW ORANGES. Deputy D. L. Boyden, of
Waitsheld, organized Connecticut River Valley
Grange" at Gnildhall, March LIST, with T. r.
Folansby as Master, aud J. r. IIannaford as Sec
rotary The grange numbers forty members.
lie also organized " Frontier Grange" at Canaan,
with thirty-scven members, and S. r. Jones as
Master, aud J. p Moore as Secretary. He will
lecture at Derby Line, at seven O'Clock, p NJ, Fri.
day, March 10Th at Derby Center, Monday March
18th; at Holland, Wednesday, March, 18th, and
organize oranges the evening following the lecture
All are invited TO attend
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-03-08

GoLDnN wEppISG.-About one hundred per-
sous assembled ut the residence Of Captain Geo.
Clark, Ia East Montpelier, March It'll, to celebrate
with him and his worthy wife the iitieth ami
versary Of their marriage. The exercises of the
evening consisted Of music; the recitation Of a
poem written for the occasion by Mrs, Mary Davis,
which recitation WAS given by Jennie Clark aged
ten years; reading Of letter from Rev. n. G.
Clark, Of Boston, an address by Rev. Mr.. War
ren, congratuating the worthy couple and re-
marking on the changes OF the past fifty years
closing with an appropriate quartette. The pres
ents were numerous among them two easy chairs,
goblets, pictures and various other small articles.
Articles Of dress worn by the bride fifty years
ago were shown. The evening was passed In
a manner thoroughly enjoyable To all. Con
gratuations.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-03-08

II NTNTT VFNWON III FIsfrlct OF WAsI1ngt0n,
Ia Probate Court held Montpelier la said Dsci IA
the Fad day OF February A. u, 1876
Carlos Carpenter executor OF ths last will and testament Of
Persis Richardson late OF barre In said district deceased
presents lila administration for examination
allowance and makes application for decree o. dstr
button and of the estate of sad decreased. Where
dpon ordered by sad Court, that It'd and said
application be Inferred session thereof be held al the
Probate ONCE. In said Montpelier, the l4th day OF
March D. sls for hearing and decision hereon And,
"a further ordered, that notice hereof he given to all
Interested by publication Of the three weeks
successfully In the Vermont Waterman state Journal,
newspaper published Montpelier, previous said time
appointed for hearing that they may appear said time
and place, and show N they have why said
should be allowed, and such decree made
by tho Court.--Atfast,
1921 Ma. CHASE, Register.
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y "a
In pobas Court. he'll Montpelier aud for Said
trict the 81 day of March, A. ID. 1876
Luther c. Dodge Administrator Of the OF Nathan
Dodge, late Of Montpelier IN said District deceased makes
application 10 said Court for license sell all Of the
estate Of said decreased representing that the sale thereof
0r the Of the debts OF said
expenses of administration Of his estate. whereupon, 10
ordered by said Court. that said application be referred
session thereof, to he held at the Probate Office said
Montpelier the 2sh day March, A. d. 1870 for hearing
and decision thereun and II u further orefed that all per
Interested be- notified hereof by publication Of notice Of
said application and order thereon three weeks successfully
In the Vermont Waterman A state Journal Newspaper
published at Montpelier and which clfculaes In the neigh
bohood Of those Interested before sa time Of hearing that
they may appear said tune and place, and they
cause object thereto. by the ConTt.--Atiest,
aga y. A. CHASE, Register.
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being prospected, both by home and outside par
ties Anything for a sensation. Fifteen years
ago, at White River Junction, Asa 7. Barron was
swindied out Of horse by man named IIolmes.
Since that time Mr.. Barron has been unable 10
ascertain the whereabouts Of Holmes, until Mon
day night Of last week, when he accidentally rec.
ognized him at the depot and arrested him for
the swinde. Holmes was locked up While
walking across the Northern railroad bridge at
White River Junction toward West Lebanon, on
Sunday, man named Butman, Of Cornish Flat
\. H., was struck by the locomotive Of the south
bound mail train, receiving a severe fracture Of
the skull. The injuries upon his body are quite
numerous, and may terminate fatally
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NoRTHFIELD. officers elected at North
field for the year ensuing are as follows; Modera-
tor, DIR. Geo Nichols; Town Clerk, Geo. b. b.
Denny; Selectmen, Dr. Geo, Nichols, James Morse
and H. W Clark; Town Treasurer c. s. Rich
mond Overseer Of the Poor, F. A. Preston; Con-
stable and Collector, T. W, Gold; Listers, Fred
Parker, Edward H. Tlowes and Ozro 7, Winch
Auditors, Geo. II. Crane, E. S. Stsbbins and S. f.
Judd; Trustee OF Public Money, John T. Davis
Grand Jurors, Chas. X. Ely, Abel s. Williams and
VIM. Parker; Inspector Of Leather S. T. Grow
Town Agent, John 7. Davis; Surveyor OF Wood
and Lumber Edward Ingalls,; Superintendent OF
Schools, Chas Dole.
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MARY NJ. GATES ESTATE,

The undersigned having been appointed by the honora
bile probate for the district Of Lamollle
oners receive, examine and adjust all claims and de
nands Of all persons against the estate Of Mary NJ Gates
atr Of Morfown In said district deceased and all claims
exhibited ia Offset thereto. hereby give notice that will
meet for the purposes aforesaid at the ONCE ct the Union
Mutual Fire Insurance Company OF Montpelier the 5t
day Of April and 5th day OF July n ten O'Clock.
NJ until tour o'clock, each Of said and that sir
months from the 18Th day Of January D. 1876 Is the time
me by said Cont for said creditors 10 present their
claims 10 rs for examination and allowance.
Dairi Montpelier this 18Th day Of February A. ID. ls.a
1924 &. b. FULLERTON oommssioners-
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+ .ooMIs rALMEn's ESTATE.

Ia Probate Court, held at Montpelier. m aid District.
tAe 2bth day OF febt uary, A. ID. lslei
Fanny L. Palmer Administrators Of the estate Of Iooir
Palmer late OF Montpelier In said District deceased, pre-
her administration account for examination and al
owanee and nakes applca for decree Of distribution
and partition Of the estate VI said deceased. Mhereupon
Is ordered by said Court. that sah account and SAID
application lr referred 10 session thereof, To be
held At the Probate onee, In said Montpelier, on the
zsl day Of March, A. u. ls6, forhcarng and decsion
thefeon and Is further ordered that notice hereof be
given 10 all persons interested BY publication Of the sans
three weeks succesryey IN the Vermont Watiman Stair
Journal newspaper published at Montpelier, previous 10
saii time appointed of hearing that they may APPEAR 81
said time and pafean show cause II any they may have
Why said account should not be allowed and such decree
made. by the tOuft.-Attest.
9osa HARVEY TiLDEs, Judss.
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WATsfiEtD lows OFFICERS. Moderator, l.. D.
Savage; Clerk and Treasurer, Il. J. Gleason; Sc
lectmen, A. T. Richardson, 7 D. Poland, II. n.
Bushnell, Constable, l.. NJ. Tyler, Listers, d, C
Barnard l. r. Jeslyn and E o Jo.lin; overseer
Of Poor, Almon Josln; Auditors w A. Jones,
F. j. Green and H. S Campbell, School Directors,
G. W Fisher and t. D. Savage Town Grand Ju-
ror, J. IL Hastings; Agent and Trustee, j. II
Hastings County Commissioner, j. NJ Fisher,
fifty votes Town Tax fifty cents
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RANDOLPH The following are the town officers
elected for the ensuing year Moderator j. B.
Mead Town Clerk, n / Boyden; selectmen, Ed
son Emery, G. 5. Bradford and H. W. Hodges
Treasurer, J. W. Fargo; Constable and Collector,
c. K, Granger; Listers, Willard Gay, A. p. Os-
good and S b. Carpenter; oveneer Of the Poor
c. Il. Granger; Auditors, B. f. Adams W H.
DuBoisc and G. =. Nutting Superintendent OF
Schools, c. T. Taplin Town Agent d. II Morse
Town Grand Jurors, W. f. Howard, j. W. Car
ter and J. $ Sprague Vote for County Com
missioner, two hundred and ten for j. r. Cleve-
land Town tax, one hundred cents on the dollar
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Me- RANno1rn-Rey l Z MrIrl

WEST RANDOLPH Rev. J T. Wright, Of Mont
peller, preached in the Christian church Sunday,
February 9th, and in the evening gave a very in
teresting lecture upon temperance to a full house
... The dramatic entertainment at the Congrega-
tonal yestry, last Friday evening, was q success.
The parts were well acted and all seemed well
pleased. The post-oilice in this place has been
taken mp on the list Of offices supplied with the
Farmers Bulletin, which will hereafter be sem,
daily from Boston, and posted mp in the office
These reports emanate from the office of the chief
signal officer in Washington, and will be of great
benefit to farmers in forecastng the weather
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n STATE OF VERMONT, DsIfict OF WashIngon, -.
In Probate Court held 1T Montpelier, la said District
the i6fh day Of February, A. D. 1876
Josiah Wood, Administrator OF the estate Of Hiram
Carlton. late Of bafrc. In said District deceased.
his administration for examination allow
and makes application for decree Of distribution and
partition OF the estate OF said deceased Wheteupon s
eIc by said Court that said and said application b
referred 10 session thereof 10 be held Al the Probate Once.
In said Montpelier the lih day 81 March. A. d. ISIS
for hearing and decision thereon And Is further ordered
that notice hereof be gwen TO all perso- nteested BY pub
lcaOn the thToe successfully the Vermont
Waterman 4 STATE Journal, u newspaper Published Al
Montpelier previous 10 sd time appointed for hearing that
they may appear sail time and place. and show
any they may have why said account should not be allowed
and such decree made by ths Court Attest
1921 HARVEY 1lLDEN, Judge.
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CENTENNIAL MEETISG--A call numerously
signed by representative men Of the state has
been largely circulated during the past week, re-
questng the people Of Vermont, who believe that
the honor Of the state mper.tyely demands that
it should be credtaby represented at the Cen
tennlal Exhibition at Philadelphia, to meet at
City Hall Burlington on Wednesday, March 18th,
1876, at three o'clock, P. N, for the purpose Of
counseling together, and providing ways and
means to carry into effect this patriotic object
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DENIED. A st. Adams special to the Boston
Herald intimates that Mr.. and Mrs o, G. Bar
ron, of the Twin Mountain House, could " tale
unfold" in relation to the guilty conduct Of
Beecher and Mrs. Tilton at the Twin Mountain
House, that would be far more damaging than
anything yet disclosed, Mrs. Barron, who is in
town, desires US To give this statement most en-
platic denial. Both she and her husband believe
fully in Beeehers innocence nor was Mrs Tilton
ever at the Twin Mountain House, to the knowl-
edge of Mrs Barron.
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NrRsnRr-lhe singing-school Of J. Holly Gil
man, at Thctiord Center, visited the singingschoo
in this place last Tuesday afternoon and evening
and were entertained in our best style. An oyster
supper was provided in the hall, between the SEES
sions, and the singing was in the church At the
close, the young folks returned to the hall and
enjoyed two hours social visiting, and prone
made or two and at eleven o'clock all started home
ward and pronounced it very good time
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IONS aims, EsTArE.

- COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
The undersigned having been appointed by N. Honorable
Probate Court fur the District Of Washington Commission
To receive examine and adjust all claims and
Of all against The estate Of John Gibbs late OF Cabot
IN said District deceased and all claims exhibited In offset
thereto. hereby give notice that will meet for the
Aforesaid nj the dwellinghouse Of 7. A. Town,
Cabot the 2sh day Vt March and the M Of August
next, from ten o'clock, A. untn nve O'Clock, each
Of said ys and that SIT months from the I'D day Of Feb
ruafy A. d. is6. Is the time limited by said Court for said
creditors 10 present their claims 10 for examination and
allowance.
Dated at Cabot this 2sth day Of February. A. d. ls;s
gi-2a q suIIit Commissioners.
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BEIHEt--At the various festivals held last
week and the week before, in this place, very
handsome sums were realized That Of the Uni
versalist society netted one hundred and forty
dollars that Of the Congregational society netted
one hundred dollars that in the interest Of the
Ladies' Centennial Fund, fory-one dollars, and
that Of the Methodist society for organ fund, one
hundred dollars The following are the town
officers elected Moderator, Hon A. p Hunton
Clerk, Vim. Il. Adams Treasurer Jacob Smith
seectmen, J. D. Cushing L. NJ. Wood and J. NJ
Mcintosh Listers, j. c. Burnett I, L. Pearsons
and l.. NJ. Wood, Constable, A. l.. Stearns Over
seer Of the Poor, J. NJ. Mcintosh Town Agent
Nelson Ellison School Superintendent, Rev. t.
Gerry. Party lines were not regarded in the
elections
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-03-08

OBITUARY. Mus. CLARA FULLER, wife Of DR..
NJ T. Hamilton, died in Newport, on the 9th in
slant, of consumption, aged about twenty-four
years The death Of Mrs Hamilton is inexpres-
sby sad Exceptionally happy in her marriage
relations, she IL torn from heart-bruken husband
and lovely little child while, during the last
few years, her mother and two brothers have
fallen victims TO the same relentless disease
leaving her father and young brother the sole
remnant OF what was but recently comparatively
large and happy household. May the husband
and father be comforted with more than earthly
comfort
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DoDGE's ESTATE.

~ tUMMTSSIUkIKST NOTTtE.
The undersigned hayng been appointed BY the Honorable
Probate Court for the District Of Washington Commission
10 receive examine aud adjust all caims and demands
u all against the estate OF Nathan Dodge
Montpelier, In said District deceased, and all claims erhb-
tied In Offset thereto. hereby give notice that will
for the purposes Aforesaid at the law office OF fheld Pit
kin Porter the Sd day Of May aud 18Th day Of August
next from two o'clock, =. NJ nnti four O'clock, n each
q said days and that sir months from the ID day Of March
A. d., ssd the time limited By said Court for er-d
to TO present their claims to us for examination
lOwance
Dated At Montpelier this 81 day OF March, D. 1876
a.g i. 4. rrEiMSrrffroS Commissioners.
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TIM ELECTIONS held yesterday resulted very
favorsbly for the Republican party Portland,
Maine has been redeemed by the Republicans
and sweeping Republican majorites are reported
in every part Of the state. In Vermont, party
lines were not drawn at all, except in Burlington
where Hon. 10. d Hatch, Republican, WAS elected
Mayor and majority Of the board Of Aldermen.
This is glorious victory, and undoubtedly places
Burlington permanently among the Republican
cities in the state
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-03-08

MIDpLEsEx.-The town officers elected in this
place, are as follows: Moderator, James II Ho-
den; Clerk, Treasurer and Trustee Charles b
Holden selectmen, William B. McElery, John
W Markham, II. A. Sawyer; Oyerseer of the Poor,
Seayer Howard; Listers, William Chaplin, C. C.
Eaton, D. r. Culver; Constable and Collector,
Myrcn W. Miles Town Agent, William Chaplin;
Superintendent Of Common Schools, v V.
Vaughn Auditors, James H. Holden, William
Chaplin, Benjamin Barrett; Town Grand Jurors,
William Chaplin, Seaver Howard; County Grand
Jurors, William Chaplin, o, A Chamberlin In
spector Of Lumber and Shingles, c. c Putnam;
Town Tax, eighty cents on the dollar; Highway
Tax, twenty-five cents in addition to what the
law requires Vote for County Commissioner J.
NJ Fisher, thirty-nine
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-03-08

The CESTESSIAL--fhe Centennial committee
for Washington county desire Ia say that applica-
tiens for space In the Womens Pavilion must be
made before March 10th, and articles for exhibit
ton must be sent before April 10th. The addi-
tional town managers appointed for this county
are as follows: Waitsield, Miss L. NJ. Gleason
Mortified, Mrs. Alvin Bradley Painfeld, Mrs. C..
r. Batcheder; Cabot, Mrs Caleb Fisher; Calais,
Mrs Leroy Kent, Woodbury.. Mrs. o. d, Town
Mddesex, Mrs, C. c, Eaton Berlin, Mrs. +, +.
Andrews
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-03-08

EAST BETHEI.-Ihe gospel meetings which were
to have been held here the 7th Sth and 9th Of this
month are indefinitely postponed on account OF
the sudden illness Of their leader. There is to
be a temperance dramatic entertainment held in
the Union church of this place, on Tuesday even
ing the 1Ith instant on which evening will be
presented the great moral drama entitled "The
Fruits Of the Wino-cup," together with several
other interesting as well as strongly Temperance
plays. A full house Is expected. It was re-
ported last week that one of our worthy citizens
undertook to raise commoton in his family and
the neighborhood in which he resided, by taking
an ounce of laudanum hut as soon as he heard
the doctor had been sent for, the tide changed
and he WAS Immediately better. As near as We
can learn, he only took very small quantity,
and disposed OF the rest by turning it away, and
displaying the empty phial.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-03-08

SERIOUS IsJuRy.--Thomas Connors, laborer
employed by the Fall Mountain Paper Company
Of Bellows Falls, was seriously, and probably IA
tally injured Tuesday morning. by large bale OF
ln'e. weighing about four hundred pounds, falling
upon him, and catching his head beneath. Ills
features were compressed into an almost shapeless
masp
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-03-08

RoNnrm The following are the oiilcers elected
for the year ensuing Clerk and Constable, A. n
Tildeni selectmen, A. J.Averill, S. S. Clough and
c II Eaton Constable and Collector, o. W circuit
Second Constable, AFRO Boyce, Listers, II. A.
Thayer, T. 5 stanton and Henry NJ spalding
Town Agent, VIM. b Oreutt; Oyerseer Of Poor,
c. J. Ellis; Auditors, B. T. Snow, W l. Simonds
and A. J Walbndge
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-03-08

Caked breasts, rheumatism, sciatica, swelngs,
sprans siG joints. burns scalds poisonous bites all
flesh bone and muscle ailments absolutely cured by
the Ceniaur Lnments. What the white Eminent the
human family the Yellow Linmen, for spawned CALLED
and lame horses and animals 20-32
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-03-08

The Onion Republican voters " the town Of Mlddleses
hereby requested TO meet at The hall q WIN Chaplin In
said Middlesex. TrrsDAr TuE 25ru DAY OF MAuou At
rHRra O'CLOCK p w. for the purpose Of choosing dele
gates land two Substitutes therefore, to the Republican
Convention to be- holden Burlington on the 2qih
day Of March. 1876
rfh oRpEr RFrrHLIc,S lows COMMITTEE.
Middleses, February 2sh, 1876.
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Jlew Embellishments.

- 1000 TO LET.-Tir.i-class security required. Az
sSO ply 10 r. o. Bon sis. 7l-22
A GOOD CHANCE.-The subscriber has a ercecni
IN farm situated In Berlin, consisting Of two hundred
capable u keeping twenty-five upon which he
wishes 10 hire competent and capable and wife 10
carry on 10 the right parties the situation desirable
one In respect The buildings In excellent repair
and the farm - within one mile Of Berlin Corner.
2l-29 JONATHAN WOODBURY.. Berlin, VI.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-03-08

Lyons Kathalron prevents the Hair from failing on
or turning It's growth and gives strength and
vigor II delightfully."- perfuned, and makes splendid
drrsng. II Is the cheapest and desirable Hair Tonic
produced Used by the elite Prize only 50 cents "a
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-03-08

Children Cry for Castoria. 1t Is pleasant to take
as honey, and Is absolutely harmless. It il to expc
worms wind collie regulate the bowels and stomach
and overcome irrabty caused by rash cutting teeth.
II perfect substitute for OIL and for cosveness
young old there nothing existence effective and
reliable eO-n