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Late Physician 10 ST. Georges and ST. BsrthoIo.
news Hospitals, London, Curator to
ST. Elizabeth's, etc.
THE WONDERFUL
EGYPTIAN BL00D-PURIFIER.
HEMAR.

This Sncon,parable DEPURATITE ts
a 7DOtCerfiu ALTERATIHE, TONIC, DE-
URETIC, DIAPHORETIC, and APERI-
-ENT, combining ctrtues echtch render
it inUdLu0bte and never-fdtttng, and by
its continued use 1ottt thoroughly erddt-
cate all diseases of the blood. It's tn0re-
dients are of a purely harmless e1trac-
tiOn, the products gathered from remote
EgyPtign Provinces, Gnd % tcherc there IS
tenn, it neUer fails iis' ejecttnO that disease
through the medium ef the skin, or ec-
demg . o rGn9Hb ne bod aS 9amg 9Geyes 1@ aIfo,rin
and, indeed, forcing an the organs into
their proper nornat and functional con-
SomSioe @on anT y9Ig gnen Ges sS s%Se e. % tts 'S t
doubted reliability and sC0nderftL cHra-
tiUe properties, 1t being, most unqmestioTt-
and the greatest discovery of che Present
age, In the treatment of every disease
aohere tie blood itself Is primarily the
SCROFULA and the thousand and one
causes that lead to this terrible d61ictiO1S
co0nisdllt, for biblical Truth has ASSERT
ed that the Sins of the fathers shalt
Visit eVom atnto the third and fourth gen
ENFEEBLED CONSTITUTIONS It Is a
pOtcerfuL TejuUenator, causing the trreeIS
of man once more to assume the God-tikS
|''IS Top! ~ G CUT1SEO Tts.SGSo Us DISEASES, URIN-
ARY DISORDERS, CONSTIPATION0 Or
C0STdKENESS, LIKEB AMP R KIDAEK 2 M
SG1 SG1NDUh1R HT Z = ENiARG 4 q EMENTS, EPfZ
THELIOMATOU CANCER, SCURVY,
4FFECTIONS OF THE BONES. INDO-
LENT ULCERS, FEMALE COM
PLANTS (dnd to the gertIer sea- IL is a
boon long sought for By sensitive, suscep-
ti6le, and delicate females, as e takes
ALL FORMS OF CHRONIC DISEASE
IN WHICH THE BLOOD IS THE SEAT
OF THE TROUBLE, 1t is invdIttabIe. Il
perseverance, tcith this remedy tciH pTovo
a positive and permanent cure foF
CHILLS and FEVERS and all MALA-
RIAL POISONS. /
truth of these claims.
Price, one Dollar, IN large bottle, or
efao bottles, So.
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CAU III CD n !

There are unprncipled persons in Boston and
elsewhere that are putting up B g u
AiENI or Uxycenaled Air. aud claiming II to be
like mine. None genuine unless the words
" DR.. TOWNSEND'S O&IGENATED AIR"
Feb. tUth, ly.
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DYSP PSIA.
GASTRON.

GASTRON Is a safe, speedy, and Pogt-
five cure for that most depressing of all
0ents, and a brief course of treatment tUtH
Testore the digestive organs to their pris-
tine strength, and promote the healthy
action of the stomach and inteStines. Tho
9iorUOus irritabtIity of literary and all
persons pursuing a sedentary tJe, 20
speedily removed by this agent. The
stomach Is restored to health and the Key
note of the system tUiH OFoe more respond
In the per FfOrnldnce of labor.
Price, One Dollar, IN large bottle, or
Gip bottles, So.
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\EERCANTILE APPRAISEMENT,
Made by WIN. DRFREHN. for the County Of
Carbon, for the year 1911.
wEATnERLY BoRouGH.

An Appeal Day viii be he'd on tho 18th day OF
Borough of Mauuh Chunk, at 2 O'Clock P. NJ.
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WIN. DEFREHN,
Mercantile Appraiser.
The above tar will be due and payable to T. d.
CLAUSS, County Treasurer, on the FIRST DAY
OF MAY 1877. Mt G. b. LINDERMAN & CO.'S
BANKING HOUSE, Mauch Chunk.
MAUCH CHUNK, April Z, 1871.
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PILES. HemOHhOids.
PILON.

Mann causes tend to produce this pdi,s-
fuI and distressing state. The blood -
retarded IA as retHrtJ the TOE Frequent
congestion of the bOtUeIs, torpid action Of
the liver, and numerous other causes are
.otkin1 @S sy0e eseotMGi % @ has BEEN presrmfed pre- To-
the public, lDhich tUOttId rapidly aIleviatS
syni iptOmS aud ultimately prove dn effect
trhioh not only acts almost Instantly bat
apiL FeHaOUe the largest tLtnaO1s of the parts
(Pilesl by gbsorpttons and many seho
been radically cured, haze been assured
(pTiOT to using this tredf0entl on emit
sieHt surgeons that the only relief they
operation, and TemoUtn0 d Ol them from
the body 6y a procedure sohtch 8ecessitat-
ed the Knife. This remedy has been hailed
t0ith delight, and Is aOi0 Prescri6ed 6D
many practising Physicians, echo are cog
Hisant Of its merits. as the only hHOs0'a
Price, Fiftv Cents per package, or sto
for $3.50.
THE ABOFE REMEDIES ARE
thorough i1l the eradication of the differ
ent aud UariOHS 0sGIddieS deSsOhHtRated,
and are the TeSuU Of PATIENT sedrchiHD,
Ia1orious, and sete'ittfe tnvestigatton,
embracing period or many years. tTa
III the specific directions are complied
tDtth, thousands of patients t0iH bear trtt-
ness to their TelatiVe nlerits, and oOrrOb-
crate eUery assertion. Where there are
many complications of disease, aud pa
tients so destre, DIR; CHARDLER sOtIL
treat 6y letter u necessary.
Descriptive and Explanatory CtreW-
tc' nT me G6oge remedies sent on receipt
MEDTGfRES are not on sale at Nosr
PGrtiou','.I druggists, send orders 20
DR.. CHANDLER,
1479 Broadway, Hew-Ycrk City.
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CatarPl h.

WE MAX T. A SIP r.
CIALTY of treating
patents by Matt
Please write and des-
crlbe your symptoms.
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Bronchitis

ALL Persons that
read this are invited
to send for our large
and beautifully illus.
trated Paper,sen free
to any address.
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ClV : SSO selling our ChrOmos CiaYons
- Picture and ChrOmh Cm ds.-
100 samples worth 81 sent postpaid for 70 cts.
Illu, trated CatnlNWues ERE.
]. II. BUtFORD'S sOSS, BOSTON.
Established ls30l teb3-y
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Consumption

DYSPEPSIA WE
CURE. Liver & Kid
ney complaintsI are
effectually reached by
ONygenated Air.
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Asthma i.

ssh
WE GU 4 RANT
TO CURE Coughs
Colds, Dptheria. Pneu
mOnia, Neuralgia and
nearly ell other severe
attacks when all. l.Other
TelRedies fail.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-02-24
GONXEN

The Changers hold meetings on
Thursday evening OF each week. and a
public meeting this week.
"A Sabbath-schoo was organized at
the Wesleyan church one week ago last
Sunday: G.. f. Scgar. upcrintcndcnt.
A surprise party is to occur This
week al the residence Of one of our eff
zens. on the seventeen anniversary of
his birth.
considerable interest is manifested
at present in public asscmblagcs, as
nearly every evening for the last two
or three weeks has been occupied in
some part of the town.
"A few of the last days of January
were pleasant. and we have had beauti-
full pleasant weather thus far in this
month. in connection with good sleigh
ing, so that business has been very
lively.
"A ncck-iic party occurred on We'd
nesday evening oflast week at the resi-
dence of Washington White, also one
on the same evening of this week ut the
residence of ID. and Il. j. Hooker. The
amount realized by sale of the articles
on the first evening was some more than
four dollars, and on the second evening
some more than five dollars. The money
thus realized is TO be expended in pur-
chasing blinds for the Wesleyan Mctho-
dist church.
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COR WALL.

Mr.. James Tracy gave a compli-
mcntary dance last Wednesday night to
the members of Prof. IIatchs dancing
school, which was held at his residence
last winter. About twenty couples as
sembled TO trip the eight fantastic"
and enjoy the genial hospitality of Mr..
and Mrs. Tracy. II was the verdict of
those in attendance that they never had
better time and never sat down to
better supper than that prepared by
Mrs. Tracy; and all expressed viii
lingncss 10 come again.
MEssRs. EDS. REGISTER: - The mar
riage of Mr.. Eli Dona, Jr., and Miss Dell
Lowell, both of Cornwall, took place at
the Congregational parsonage on Tues
day, the 18th inst, the Rev DR. Magill
performing the marriage service. The
circumstances connected with this we'd
ding demand for ii more than PASSING
notice. The parties were both minors,
the groom being twenty years and the
bride sixteen years of age. There was
a very decided opposition on the part of
the brides family, so much that her faith
er, am told, forbid her having any in
tercOursc with the young man. But
love is not to be controlled even by the
commands of a parent, and the Young
couple resolved TO wed at all hazards.
Improving the opportunity when the
father of the bride was away and would
not be likely to hear of the movement
until too late, they proceeded together
to the Office of the town clerk in Corn
wall, where a marriage certificate was
quickly obtained, and from thence they
went to the parsonage where they were
duly joined in wedlock. When the facts
became known to the brides father he
was greatly grieved, and inccnscd
against the officials, who, rs he felt had
done him great wrong; but did not
know whether 10 blame the clerk who
gave the certificate or the clergyman
who married them. Now the law of
the state of Vermont provides that the
certificate of marriage issued by town
clerk shall afford full immunity from
all responsibility now imposed upon the
person who may solcmniZe the rite OF
marriage between the parties therein
named. 1t also provides that no town
clerk shall issue marriage certificate
TO any male under the age of twenty
one years, or TO any female under the
age of eighteen years without the con-
sent in writing of the parent or guardi.
an of such minor, if there be any sncl
competent to act. This last provision
Of the law was entirely disregarded b,
the town clerk, or his deputy for whose
official acts he is responsible, no written
consent being presented or demanded
in either case. When the town CLERK
became aware that the family of tn,
bride We're very much offended, he called
lupon them, and assured them that tn.
law placed the whole blame upon tn,
clergyman who married them, and tina
his deputy (tnr whose acts he is rospon
sible) had committed no fault, and fol
a lime made them believe II. ask you
Mr.. Editor. il il Is the part of an homes
man, when lac has committed fault, {,
Try and shirk the responsibility upon N
innocent man. l. II genilemanly or Il
il honorable Z leave you aud YOU
readers 30 indge.
y. u. DoroLAs.
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JfliAhlpburq Rrglster
Notices.

Go to Dodgc's for your dog collars.
lie has the best variety in town.
Dodge is selling large quantities of
grass seed these days. Give him call.
II. b. Dodge has just received q
full line of paints and oils. which he
offers at bottom prices.
For sale, q fine threc-ycar old colt,
unbroken. VIII take part payment in
good sewing machine. Inquire at this
office.
&C. T.. Cardell, administrator of the
estate of the late John Cardelle, asks an
immediate settlement of all outstanding
accounts in favor of, or against the cs-
tate. 4Sw3
"A meeting of the Addison County
Medical Society will be held at Yer
gennes, on the first "Wednesday in
March, at two o'clock, p. IN.
+. o. PORTER, Pres.
isw2. Il. T. SuTToN, Sec.
Mrs. j. johnson. dressmaker, has
removed to the rooms formerly occupied
by Mrs. Ann Rich, where she will be
happy to see all of her old patrons, and
as many new ones as may please to IA
vor her with call. She is assisted by
Miss Willie Langworthy.
Mrs. Ann f. Rich has removed her
dress making establishment TO Wey-
bridge street, opposite Mr.. Hcman
Langworthy's residence, where she
hopes her former patrons will favor her
with call. i6-3w
Middlebury, Feb. s, 1917.
People that desire TO have their
clothes wringers put in as good working
order as when they were new, can do
so by sending them to Geo. w. Cobb,
Weybridgc, VT, or to VIM. II. Cobb,
Nuddlebury, VT, where all parts Of
wringers will he neatly repaired at.shori
notice. 47-2w
i can furnish the coming spring,
fruit and ornamental trees of the best
kinds, most desirable varieties. All
hardy kinds and raised at nurseries best
for this climate, and trees of much bet
ter quality and much lower prices than
are furnished by travelling agents. Also
small fruits, grape vines, &c. Those
wanting will please send orders at once.
ALBERT CHAPMAN.
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TERGENNE.S,

The ice on the river has seldom been
in better condition. Owners of fast
horses improve the opportunity every
afternoon.
Among the shipments from this sta
ton for the week ending Feb. % are the
following: G cars hay; 1lG packages
horse nails; 40 casks kaolin; 6 boxes
cheese; 1899 pounds butter.
-Vice-president Hall of the Sports
mans club, has just forwarded TO Prof.
Baird, L. $. fish commissioner at
Washington, at his Prof. B.'s) request,
| specimens of a fish caught in the lake,
winters, called by local fishermen blue
| fish, salmon, herring and Gree. II is
now hoped that the right name will be
obtained. They weigh about a pound
each, and are rich eating.
Large quantities of smclt are being
caught near the wreck of the "Cham-
plain" north of Wcstport, n. Y. Usu-
ally these fish have been caught near the
surface, but the winter fishermen have
used from thirty to sixty feet of line.
The fish are larger than usual, and much
admired by our bon ricdntS. One hum
drcd and fifty dozen were sold here
Thursday, at ten cents dozen.
So far, public measures have been
taken by only three parties to secure the
coveted prize of the post-office. Our
friend Johnson of the Nermontcr thinks
he is entitled to another lease-AIr.
James Crane wants to be promoted from
the Cease in the Ncrmontcr Office TO
the boxes in the post-ofiicc. Although
we have not seen the competitors, the
boys say that Hon. John L. Roberts also
has hopes of adding =. NJ. TO his other
titles.
On Saturday last, Mr.. Joseph Wise,
of this city, while engaged in telling
trees in the Whitney woods-so called
in Ferrisburgh, on Dead Creek, was
shockingly mutilated by n falling tree.
He and his two sons were chopping;
two trees had been cut down but lodged
in a third, and while telling the third
tree they fell unexpectedly and Mr..
Wise had his skull crushed and his arm
and leg badly bruised. Sixteen pieces
of the bone were removed from the
skull, and everything possible was done
to relieve the pain, but the sufferer OK
PRED Sunday night. lie was much re-
spected, and the funeral which took
placc on TUESDAY iast, was largely AT
tended.
Three places in this city were
searched by Constable Martin of Ferris
burgh, last Saturday, on liquor warrants,
and sixteen packages of liquors were
seized, consisting of ale, cider and whis-
ky. The places were A. ii. Summers,
J. W. Ryan's and II. p. Fishers. In
Summers saloon were found four barrels
cider, one full barrel ale and a part bar
rel Of ale. This was all confiscated and
when the owner proposed TO appeal, he
found ii too late, as the case had been
closed. AT Ryan's they found jug and
4 pitcher of whisky. but Ryan smashed
/ the jug and spilled the liquor while in
the hands of the officer. The pitcher of
whisky was judged forfeited and turned
over to the city agent, and Ryan APP
pcaled. AT Fishers nothing intoXicat-
inc was found.
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IDDJSD\.

We are having fine weather nj last =.
Some of our farmers are busy tax
ing produce to Port Henry market.
We have also organized lyceum
club, for the benefit of the school.
The town has lately repaired the
bridge over the west branch of Dead
Creek.
One OF our granaI'ics was visited by
Mr.. "l4ight Finger recently. and a
quantity of grain Gifted"
Miss Waugh, teacher in district No.
&, is holding spelling schools once in
two week. She is winning ''goldcn
opinions" as a teacher.
Mr.. EDITOR We wish TO say through
your colHnns that il is contrary to po-
likeness or decency for Young men 10
SNOWFALL houses, break windows, or
shout indecent expressions, when pass
ing dwellings on their way home from
private or public parties.
DETECTIVE.
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BRTDPOR 4.

Hon. Paris Fletcher has lost n fine
mare, which he purchased of Henry
Hammond, of Middlcbury, few wears
ago. She Was valued at 81 900.
e. Grovcnor, formerly of Dridport
lately of Minnesota, for the last year
resident of the city of Winnipeg, Mani
toba, has received the appointment of
vice consul of the United States. Cap
tain Groyenor has long been identified
with Northern Minnesota, having Scr
we'd in the Sioux campaign, and been
actively engaged in business at ST.
Cloud and Sioux Centre, and is well
qualified for the duties of his new posi-
ton.
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LfIP1'ON.

DR.. Root, of Burlington, spoke on
temperance in the Methodist church.
Sunday evening last.
AS March meeting approaches, the
excitement inicnsilies. II is 20 be feared
that somebody will be disappointed this
year, for there are more candidates than
offices TO fill.
-Dea. n. Lewis has exchanged his
farm with T.. Brousso of New Haven,
for property there, and has given pos
session, though he has not left town
yet, II is rumored that tho deacon in
tends going wost,
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H1LIlSHERl

Mr.. Allen Titus is giving general
satisfaction in his school IN the village.
Mr.. III. ID. Maynard, of East Middle
bury, is keeping singing school in the
Sheldon district.
Mr.. Bert Whiting, who lately pur-
chased the farm orc. T.. Everts' estate.
has taken possession
The donation visit for the bench, cd
Rev. Mr.. James. at W. Ellis's, Esq. last
wednesday was a very pleasant and
successful OCCASION
Mr.. Frank Dcming has gone to l}os-
ton, where he is engaged in more
thorough study of instrumental and vo-
cal music. II will be gratifying to his
many friends to hear of the choice he
has made in his profession.
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WHITING.

One of the plcasantest gatherings
of the season occurred at the residence
of f. ID. Douglas OH Thursday evening
Of last week. The occasion was an oys-
ter supper given by the ladies of the
Union church society for the benefit of
the Sunday-school library. Only short
notice was given, as very large at
tendance was not desired. There were
some seventy persons present, and over
thirty dollars paid for the cause. Other
similar entertainments will be given.
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NEU III YEN,

The young ladies have purchased the
church lamps, which We're put up Tues
day. They are the bracket pattern, por-
celain lamps and globes, three lamps
To each bracket. There are ia all forty
live lamps. The cost exceeded one hun
dred dollars. which was raised entirely
by the efforts of our young ladies for this
purpose. Too much cannot be said in
their praise, Young and old, for the
part they have taken in furnishing the
church.
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LIN('OLN.

Mr.. lIodiiah Lincoln, ovcr~ccr OF
Cain IL llartwclls slave mill. j. away
on visit To 'ricondcroga. y. Y.
-Mcssrs. Peabody. Mcadcr and Vii
more, of Bristol, held II meeting Al the
Union church in Ibis place SUNDAY
evening, under the auspices oflhc y.
NJ. G.. A., which was very interesting
and well attended. We hope they may
favor Us again.
MIR. Charles Turner and &. L. Pope
drew three loads of logs TO Cain &
IIartwclrS slave mill, on the nth inst.
as follows: Turner two loads weigh
ing each ten thousand four hundred
pounds, and eleven thousand four hum
dred and fifty pounds. G.. +. Pope one
load nine thousand eight hundred and
ninety pounds, making in all, thirty.
one thousand seven hundred and forty
pounds, an average of over five tons
each. If any one has Il bigger story to
tell, let us hear it.
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County News. .
SHOREHAM.

Wednesday evening, at the Congre-
gaiioDal church, was held the Young
Peoples literary entertainment. The
programme was varied and extensive
and well carried out, consisting of Mrs.
Jarley's waxworks, music, dialogues,
tableaux, etc. There was large at
tendance.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-02-24

Dr. A. J. Flagg's Cough and Lang
syrup Is daily working It's cures and
raising patients from their beds who
have been given up TO die by their ply
siclans. Almost every day, DIR. Flagg
is receiving complimentary letters bear
ing testimony 10 the curative properties
of this great remedy.
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KRLS1llL.

The meeting of the Vermont board
of Agriculture for the county, for the
season. Is TO De held al Bristol, and not
at New Haven as previously announced,
on Thursday and Friday, the sth and
9Th Of March proximo.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-02-24
EERRLSRIERGH

There is TO be donation at the
residence of Putnam Allen in this town
on Wednesday evening, for the benefit
of Rev. A. c. Stevens.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-02-24

The gospel workers arc expected
soon to commence their labors in a Sc
ries of meetings at the Methodist church
in North Fcrrisburgh.
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The BEST PLASTER

Messrs. Wsels d Potter, GeBiiemea.-Please send
me six COLLINS NoLTAIC PLAsrERs. send by
returA mail. think they are the best Plaster |
ever used. Please lind money enclosed.
HASKELL. LEWIS,
trorp. DEL, July II, lS,u
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READER,
SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE

Must cony incc them that it possesses great merit,
while the new and original method OF its prepare.
ton, when fstudicd with the disease satisfies the
mind of any reasonable person that ITS method OF
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SOLD NJ ALI DRUGGISTS.

Price, 25 cents. Sent by mail, carefully Mrap.
ped, ON receipt OF p cents for one, sl.25 for siI
30 25 for twelve, by WEEKS a POTTER, Propri
etOrs, Boston, Mass. 25iebl7
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"An EXCELLENT Plaster. p

Msssrs. Weeks 6 Potter, GcRtlsmeR,- Please send
me another COLLINS NoLTAIc PLASTER. | lind
them To be an excellent rlsster,-ihe hest that |
have ever used. | am sorry that the druggists
here do not keep them. =. NJ. SNYDER.
BROADWAY, o., July, lSsG.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-02-24

An article on "Thc Races of the
Danube" by John Fiskc, is the latest
contribution Ia the discussion of the
Eastern question announced. II will
appear in the April Atlantic.
The Atlantic for April will contain
extracts from the ''Original Diary of y
British officer during the Siege OF
Boston," the final chapter of Mrs.
Kemple's sold Woman's Gossip" and
the conclusion OF Mr.. lIowells's comedy
Cont of the Questions"
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Sanford's Radical Cure

Instantly relieves and permanently cures every
form OF Catarrh, nom simple head cold to the
Lucrative stage, together with all its sympathetic
diseases. SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE relev.
es in short time the very worst forms of nervous
headaches, neuralgia tghiness across the temples,
rim ming. moi ana in The hrnl. anl MakellIlness
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-02-24

AT DIR. PLUMLEY'S MAY BE
n found all the new and popular Patent Medi-
cal Compounds Of the day
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-02-24

A T DIR. PLUMLEY'S YOU WILL
IA find as fine line OF Drugs and Chemicals as
usually kept la frat class jrusstores
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-02-24
sANFORD'S RADICAL CURE
Sanford's Radical Cure

IIeanses the nasal passages IN a singIt application
with the admirable inhaler, which accompanies
each package iree OF charge, and is more service.
able than any other form OF inhaler.