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80 sEe4hs utl,uuu,s tau sufferer from dys-
pypsla After eating gt seems as II there VAS
a ,yrtshlg ball of lTe roaming up and down
turauEh Lls stomach. ~ lr rals much At {, els
il. II Lo don't cat much lo fcrls d. IL destroy
bis endowment ~ life 10 tLr doctor lc really
drs.ruus II caring hl. IatrLt he should not
experiment. With "a, raueIcF. he should RECON-
mend iam o. use Peruvian syrup, wLost merits
have lesu tested -l lauF, EHd Alaays sAusfac-
Iyg.ly. lAll- % hEv go ilo stomach and Peru
Wan syrup CAD dvyl together. send O. youT
druggist. lac keep, II AlaAys ready, and u! T.
IL uttL- lac . ,laFu4.
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The 5aar,gss talks oloquelty ahout trufled
gua!ls rsi.r d, ra., gras aud other such d,Aca-
clos. i4u Lla. dgau though, and yuu y i-ud Ar
slHl-ts tGr supreme Importance ~ good bread,
l.z.ls,, ROLLS etc Here all agree uu the basis
90 { true ga-yguuawy. TO be sure ~ The most
L,Aaoas ghsHFs laEcd from duur use Dooiey .
l.sst Powder.
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We have Hf.d liatrAs tuNcTsal Cough Syrup
fsr .l.5at tAsts wears. " medicine u tho Kind
-.l.- ~ fal1ll,. ur giyes slich uniform sAtlsfAc
uaa. Il iAs grown la favor from The Arsi q
its use 4u i4ls -o..lou u i2Les the lead - al
those preparations that have been considered
.taudard Eo1A~aN 4 MENuEI,
Ea.gLaNru. Cayuca Co., \. J.
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Information worth Thousands 60 those out q
health. Srlf-hc.r fur weak and nervous suf-
f,rers Iacis fug those phu have hocu dossd,
drueecI and guaeEcd The new Health Jour
nal tracAy. aa. Copies free. Address, E.ve-
INC Quarterly. New lgEA.
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Rheumatism and rout arc In, Arihly benefited
ly salglaf bathing. Ihg a.flcllty uf Itucufiig
Trustworthy Sulphur la,hs without tAg danger
uu, cIfe-tisys incident 90 public bathing houses.
Ea. lp,a fu.iE nae. rs u!rlns Invaluable sui
llgr soap ], 5. cold sYcrypAeTv. Depot
Cr.teataa. .s so SlAth ay,uUr, Ncw York.
Hlla liar 4 NL4sL,r I,t. llaeA OF trown Soc
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a calcnlation made forty years 40 stat-

A calculation made forty years ago stat
ed that for home use aud for export pur-
poses 20,000,0O0 pins were required
daily in England. The quantity now
produced is $4,000, 600 per day, of which
Birmingham produces 81, 600, 900, leaving
13, 900, 600 as the production Of London,
Stroud and Dublin, where pins are also
made. The weight OF wire consumed
annually in the pin manufacture of Eng
land is about 1874 tons, or 2,857, 100
pounds, one-eighth Of which is iron wire,
used in the manufacture of mourning and
hair-pins
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TN VINO VERITAS,

After Mite Years experience we have dec ded % one
our pufe California " and Brandy 70 miles byths
gallon or single az Frvatf reduced Prees 1heA
Wines are delicious family while tner strl'
pury renders them invaluable for medicinal and shcrl
mental purposes trial is unk neeesaiy 20 show thea
superiority over adulterated foreign goods CrONFi
Prinre,' tire choicest American Champagne,
specially Send for circular and price list to
'CHANBFRIIN a co, - Moray ST. New York
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The sour oranges of Florida, fruit
which grows indiRenously and most
abundantly in that strange peninsula,
have at last been utilized in the manu-
facture of marmaladc.
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As4uuA- Thousands oi the worst cases Of
asthma have horn rol,,ca ly using jonas
Whltoaut's E,mcd,. In DO case q purely
a.,Anlau- character hA- il failed 20 give relief
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VEGETINE.
Her Own Words.

RAlriNohs Hd Teb y, Is77
Nj n x STryrss
ItraF N.r-Nucr several Fcaru ] ..r sHf suru and
vrgF painful faai. 2 had THFH... us. hut fhef
llH't este me NHu. ! haNu teaFH et grur hef.
flNE Go. lady ua5a uan tfcA fa lapF time and
became al scl frsn yoar NifgEIlNt. ard went and
bought t,itsrt tt i.s 4erINE Euj aiter had
utra bottle she paine la 10 and began O. hca
aud bEuul bought other ittla, and 90 take yet
thaak t.ad frf ths rtHrdy and ,aHfrr' 7ud utshur
cvery sufferer mas Qay att uisou O. a. % blessing
fHr hrafh
Mas e. kHABE. Gs wcs, Baltimore STREET
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oh; Nv Ucnd Aches!
Then take a dose uf Quirl's Irish Tea. The
great hi ious remedy, price 20 cts. package.
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Two Brooklyn thieves stole bottle
of cologne. The officers soon had a
scent of them, of course.
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the
GOOD Old
STAND BY.
Mexican Mustang Liniment
FoR MAN AND BEAST.

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sAay AlsaIs handg ifas Hsssf sst failed. FAlsgg
aaiii'sH' hass ftssI o. The whole sad spprssss tbs
glorious 20 Astaas tau Busy and Cheapest Lnnlsut
IA uhisinnoe. "a ovnts bltls The ustanK I1nmaat
cures shea BoihnE elrr will
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VEGETINE.
What Needed.

BosroS. Fch Is. is.a
n u SfrET>a. Fel
foolish, .... r.F. "a from general debility NEGlfiNk
yrss ,f.s,, recommended 60 mo o., friend who had
i,,-a s. o. nrRfrd hy tts usc procured The article
-u Of uE rryvral bvitlpH. restored q health
anF 5 sEsut .nucd ita irr quite confident that
t.r rs ua medicine snrror 90 a Ear thufu complaints
Or ngH o s especially prepared. and uld chr"rfuly
fr#ruu4vni % 20 those who i"r that they need some
t#trr &. restore them o. perfect health. .-.
Hu p'tttuliy yunrs, I. ]. PEI tNNiLLa
lfni Of s. NJ p,ttonEill 90,
No. 10 state Street. Boston.
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VEGETINE.
Safe and Sure.

Mn " a. SrrvrNs
Ia 1F-a your NfGETfSE was recommended 20 me,
ans yvlIfug O. fhr orsuaslrns uf frvnd- consented
go ~ At t.c tfur. ! suffering from general
debility ard ntfsaus Trfiraticu. fuIandsyud y over
work au rffrFI hahts Its gru rtrcuEthrninE
hud Iurrrt toeued tn hf q sr4 d hi!ated
-Ystf r8 tnr frst dose and under its persistent use
RAPIDLY rcd gaining more thHn usual health and
good feeling Since thrn haFr NOS hfsttafr4 to ElFc
NEGETlNk my m'st unqualified tna'ffr rusHi ~ hoinF
q safe snrr aud powerful agent vfurugiuE lnA&h and
restoring Tho wasted .tatrm g. nov Ih" and "ncrEy
NFtETlNE 81 ficarls medicine use, aso - Ions a.
live. I never ~ Iegt g. lnd better.
Gru-s truiy " H CLARK.
Isi huutcruy Street. AIeEhany, fcnn.
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ponds EXTRACT.
|. ponds EXTRACT.
The Peoples Remedy.
The Universal Pain Extractor.
Note Ask for Ponds Extract.
Take no other.

PONDS FXTH daily prescribed byPhy.
gicians OF all Schools. aud has acquired the title
"7As Eop's'S RsRelV for Piles, SpraIns.
LnucmeSs, Burns, Scaids, Bruises
Soreness Rsotis, UIcerA. old Sores,
wounds, etc.
Po%D DsSTgX TR or also socuresToothaehe,
Headache, Sore Throat, HOarseness,
Dfphthc cria, Asthma ,CaIarrh, ,Rheu-
matism, NeuPnIgiu. Collie, DiarPhRa.
etc. tits the oredt spsrife for HemOrFhRges
from all orEa :, and promptly arrests bleeding
from any source.
Send for pamphlet, address,
PoEJ EXTRACT CO., 90 xaiass Lana, New Yssk.
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Pittsburgh Esldac!uss st Wholesale Prlces

haa e.ntalnlnF Cream JuE Covered suKas hsul slaan
holdrfs Ssfrfu1 huttrr u "a. = GuEiefs. eight
luch Otai hshat Water fit. hsf 2 s+Fsa.lnrh flirh
lfaA bishga, Z iEalsidaal asuus blshss. I Cake
nAifrr at u god alaltR Glass, faf tls boa ~ .ftg
hat cfufa.Hire = fasra Eslf Blut Table and daHsa
fip lowered dslif fuHsiIi-Fe ..-..-...... = .dfB
Boa saEtallLaz dasta Table hHa d1srn tnuaFerad
Jsis tamblsFa. ...-........ ~ 10
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1877-01-31

Moody and Sankey are holding
meetings in Boston at the present
time.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1877-01-31
Catarrh Can be Cured.
Recent Statement
OF
HON. PHILIP X. GLEED.

MORRIsVILLE, VT, JAN II, 1871.
DR.. S. W. SMYTu:
Dear Sir Il take the opportunity again
to express my gratitude for the great ben
eft received under your treatment some
seven years since. At that time l was
suffering from a catarrhal affection and Ill
ccratcd sore throat, which had impaired
my general health to an alarming extent.
! had been under the care Of some of the
best regular physicians both in this place
and Burlington, had received no perma-
ncnt benefit but was rapidly and surely
growing worse, when | consulted you. |
saw you but once, yet after following up
your prescribed remedies for few weeks,
the throat troubles entirely disappeared,
and my general health became as good as
formerly. 1t is but just to add, that dur
ing this lapse Of time, the disease has
never again appeared.
would also say in behalf Of Mrs.
Glced that your treatment of her case for
Bronchial catarrh some four years since,
was very successful, etecting Il cure in
two or three months. Most earnestly
can recommend you to my friends and
the public at large rs Il physician deserv-
ing the utmost confidence.
Very respectfully yours,
PHILIP X. GLEED.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1877-01-31

Very slippery weather in Maine
a Nobleboro man caught 400 pounds
Of cells recently in single day.
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Hartford.

Hartford.
John Il. Hazen of West Hart.
ford was arrested Saturday last, on
behalf ofthe State, on the charge of
assault, with intent to commit rape, ON
the person of Mrs. Horace Willis
He was arraigned, pleaded not guilty,
and asked time to procure counsel
The request was granted and the case
continued to the goth inst, when
testimony was taken in the case.--
Upon testimony Hazen was bound up
to the County Court in the sum of
$500, which, failing to find, he was
taken to Woodstock Jail to await the
County Court trial.
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BridgeWater.

Bridgewater.
Carpenter Of Bridgewater will
have a Tilden Ball providing the
Commission count right,) March 4lh,
1877. 1t will be rouser.
The second of the series of Coil,
lion Parties will be held at Carpenters
Hall, Bridgewater, Friday Evening,
Feb. End, 1877. All are invited
Music--W oodstock Qiutette band
Floor Managers-M. w. Taft, Col
lamer Capron. Committee of In.
troduction-Elmer J. Willis, George
Bridge. Ticket to Hall, Is cents
Supper, 10 cents per couple.
There will be Valentine Ball at
Josselyn's Hall, Bridgewater Corners,
Wednesday Evening, Feb. IA, 1877
The invitation is general. Floor
Managers, NJ. w. Taft, G. T. Josselyn
Committee of Introduction-C. B
Carpenter, E. J. Doyle, G. Capron, s.
White. Music--Sturteyant and
Hawkins Quadrille Band. Bill, So
No cards. Josiah Josselyn, Proprietor
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Important Letter
Hon. Calvin French,
PROCTORS VILE, VI.
DR.. S. w. SMYTn:
Dear Sir-I am pleased to learn that
you propose extending your visit in Wood
stock for a few weeks longer. am hap
Ply to inform you that the catarrhal trou-
bic which has caused me much discomfort
for great many years is rapidly passing
away under your prescribed treatment. I
desire that others who are suffering from
that most annoying and stubborn disease,
Cdtarrh, may have an opportunity to test
youi shili' 1our SysIcuh vi treaIuicliI Is
novel, yet simple and effective, and is, l
believe endorsed by the best medical all
thorities. can cordially recommend it
to the afflicted. would also state that
your advice and treatment for my wlfes
loss Of sight two years ago, was highly
satisfactory, and endorsed by DR.. Will
liamS, Boston's celebrated Oculist.
Very truly yours,
CALVIN FRENCH.
Woodstock, VT, Jan. 20, 1871
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1877-01-31

The prisoner, Henry Gravlin,
who attempted suicide by cutting his
throat, is getting better
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HIartIand.

The new mill of A. A. Martin IS
completed the power is furnished by
a steam engine when there is a search
ty of water the building is a one
story structure of brick, 52x92 feet
He has large contract for making
shoe boxes for the Boot & Shoe Go
at the State Prison. The building is
heated by steam and is thoroughly
constructed. 1t is an ornament to
the town. The setting up ofthe engine
and machinery generally was under
the superintendent Of MIR. N. f.
English, Machineist.
f. ?. Martin wishes to call the
attention of the public to his new mill
or factory, built on the site of the old
flannel factory, formerly owned by
L. H. Merritt. He will manufacture
sash, blinds, doors, etc. He also In
tends putting in a run of stone for
grinding provender.
Mrs. B. +. Hatch has rented her
farm for the year ensuing to MIR.
David Pierce.
during the past few weeks there
has been considerable difficulty in the
schoo! at the -Four Corners, where.
upon the Superintendent, Mr.. Z. M.
Goodwin, held a public examination
at which the teacher, Miss Morrison,
proved herself fully equal to the task
of answering all difficult problems,
and was told to 60 on with her school.
We are glad she has been fully sus-
tanned by the Superintendent.
Quarterly Meeting at the M. E.
Church next Sunday. Rev. Mr.. Bee
man, Presiding Elder, will be present.
Annual donation visits will be
gwen this week to Rev. r. ID. Miller,
Congregationalist, and Rev. A. II.
Hough, Methodist.
The Universallst levee and dance
last week Wednesday eve, was sue,
cessful over one hundred dollars was
realized, which will go to pay for
preaching the ensuing year.
I'm the Webster school district,
SO called, are being held some very in,
teresting Lyceums aud debating clubs.
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WeatherSiield.

1t is reported that on Gravlin's
premises in this place there is well
covered by a stone so large that it
took several yoke of oxen to draw it
there, and that in the spring it is pro-
posed to remove this stone with view
of examining the contents ofthe well
as possible clue to the missing
Frenchmen.
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W1Mds0r Co. Meas.

w I/(CtS" W. v Z ItS'
Woodstock.
Weather prophets say we will
have an early Spring We desire it
They say cit is not good for man
to be alone" Then buy a dog. They
are "dog cheap Just now.
Everything indicates that Tilden
will be inaugurated President in
March.
DO not forget the donation visit
to Rev. o. M. Boutwell, at Asahel
Holmes, on River street, tomorrow
(Thursday) evening
There is a scarcity of waterln the
village. Many cist.rns and wells are
entirely dry.
Tuesday was lovely day, and
the loafer enjoyed himself on the
street corner for the first time this
winter.
Grants "man," John A. Logan,
was beaten in the Illinois Legislature
for U. S. Senator by Judge David
DAYS, who was the nominee of the
Democrats and Independents.
1t is a good thing to pity the
poor, and we'll to pray for them-but
one good square meal has heaps of
Christianity in it,
The Brattleboro Refo,mer goes
as far ont of its way to kick the Cen
trial Vermont as John Randol pin would
to kick sheep, Cause-"Th S
Dads boots!"
THERMOMETERS 81 below zero Fri
day morning. Coolest yet
We have aired our Sheritfa little in
another column. With the rest of his
wickedness, he has taken pay as wit
ness in several State cases, as we see
by the Clerks book.
Next week we shall publish by
permission, extracts from a private
letter from a prominent business and
railroad man in New York, on the
excellent management Of the Central
Vermont, and the cause of all the
wicked litigation against it. 1t will
be read with interest by the friends
OF the road.
Look out tor the snow on your
root-there is no promise Genesis
by which you will be saved-if you
are under it.
Thick fog and hoar frost this
"wednesday morning. Clear at ten
o'clock and thawlng in the streets,
The Louisiana Returning Board
has been imprisoned for contempt,
and the House is hauling them over
the Goals.
She blushed violently as she turn
ed back, picked it up and thrust it into
her muf.. In another minute the
young man who came along twirling
his mustache would have had that
garter in his pocket.
The prisoner Henry Gravlin,
who attempted suicide by cutting his
throat, is getting better.
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Reading.
The question at a recent lyceum
in Felchvlllo was, Resolved, That the
United States has reached the height
of its fame.
The troubles in the SAWYER
school district at South Reading, do
not appear to be over. The second
teacher at last accounts, was keeping
the school without pupils and had the
stillest school in town.
The hotel at Hammondsville has
been opened to the public by E. E.
Cross,
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seuechee,
Silver weddings, partiess, surprise
parties, dances, etc, etc, have been
remarkably numerous during the past
week.
On Tuesday evening Of last week
a surprise party occurred at the resi-
oence of Mr.. and Mrs. James Harring-
ton, it being their 3O;h wedding an
nivcrsary.
On Thursday evening Of last
week Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo Shattuck
had a silver wedding.
On Friday evening a party and
dance at the residence OF Mr.. Charles
Shattuck.
The lyceum on Tuesday evening
OF last week was not ndmerously at
tended, owing to the other "doings"
in town, doubtless The organiza-
ton was, however. completed, and the
exercises were interesting. The ques.
ton for discussion the present week
Resolved. That country life is prefer
able to city lite.
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Chester.

Chester.
The Masonic Ball held on Friday
evening last at the Central HOTEL.
S. Angel proprietor-was a success
and fully attended. Houghs band
from Lebanon furnished music salts
factory to all. The supper was New
Englands best and never excelled in
this vicinity. Call at the Central Ho-
tel when you travel that way.
Ice was recently taken from the
mill-pond OF Going Brothers by AL.
bert T.. Reed which measured 20
inches in thickness. A large amount
has been secured, and still the work
goes on.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1877-01-31

-Mr aud Mrs. Isaac 5. Shepard, Of
this place, on recent evening cele-
brated their golden wedding Mr.
Shepard is in his seventy-ftth year,
and his wife in her seventy-fourth.
-Four persons were present who wit
messed the marriage fifty years ago.
Windsor.
No particular news to write from
here this week.
The dance at Durkees' last Fri
day evening was a decided success.
The Woodstock Quintette Band fur
nished superb music. All went off as
merrily as marriage bells.
Several breaches of the peace
have occurred here within the week
past but are not deemed important
enough to mention. They should be
reported correctly, if at all with the
full facts, etc, etc, which your cor
respondent is not prepared to do in
these cases.
Collector Amsden says he must
have his taxes all in before the 1st Of
March or the delinquents will have to
tremble.
Those awful pitch-holes in the
road in front of the Old South Church
ought to be fixed again. They are
bad things and unless attended 10, the
town may have heavy bill to pay for
damages
We learn that the Methodist
Church and Society in this village,
have requested the next conference to
return the Rev, A. M. Folger to this
station which he has occupied for the
two last years, satisfactorily to them.
PUBLIC OPINION The assurance of
a certainty of thing is always estab-
lished by public opinion. The truth
of this may be seen in the rapidly in,
creasing reputation ofDr. A, J. Flagg's
Cough and Lung Syrup, as sure
remedial for all diseases pertaining to
the Throat and Lungs. In the town
of Claremont, N. H., where is located
Dr. Flagg's Mandatory, there has
been sold within the last fifteen
months, 400 bottles of this invaluable
Syrup. Sold by all Druggists.
Very slippery weather in Maine
II A 4 4
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White River Junction.

Last Friday morning the mercury
in the thermometers at this place stood
at $50 below zero 1t being the cold
est morning thus far.
Oscar Hodgman has bought a
small place near the old Woodstock
station, and is moving thereon.
- In school district No. IS, White
River Junction town of Hartford,
there Is 1872 families, and 236 children
under 20 years of age; between Is
and 20 years of age, Al between 10
and is years of age, So /; between s
and 10 years of age, So; under 5
years of age, "A number Of families
having children under 30 years ofage,
101.
About two hundred was in at
tendance at the Catholic festival last
Friday night
Last Thursday % Car loads Of
potatoes came over the Central Road,
the owners paying as high as IS cents
for the best.
More freight has been over the
Central Road the past week than any
one week since the first OF last April.
Parties and dances are all in fash
ion at the present time among the
young people.
Last week 149 car loads of stock
passed over the Central Road-79 Of
of hogs and 70 of cattle.
"A new dwelling is going up here
at the present time. 1t is being built
by Father Pigeon for . young lady
by the name Of Mcdonald.
Father Pigeon has charge of the
catholic school as teacher.
Again has the dark Angel visited
Our village. This time he has taken
the spirit of lovely child, a daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles O'Niel.
They have the sympathy of the COM
munity in their great affection.
All those who wish to take spi-
cy smart lutte paper, sign one year
for the AGE, and you will not go on
in the old beaten track, trod by your
old tore-fathers, for brother Mac will
point out the better way.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1877-01-31

DR.. S W. SMYTH,
Claremont, n. II.
Dear Sir Il have been much gratified and
benefited by your treatment of my case
(Catarrh with scrolulous tendency in the
system,) requiring applications TO the eyes,
ears, throat and nasal passages as we'll as the
blood. One month under your prescription
effected great change in my general health
and in the local difficulties l am free to
say, J'ou seem to understand well disease and
its pruper remedies, and to recommend your
treatment to such as may require medical
assistance.
Very truly yours,
j. b. FARNSWORTH.
Windsor, VT, Oct. 9th, 1875.
Cure Of bronchial Catarrh and Deaf
ness.