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y Wonderful Disc0very .

Our exchanges s.e filled with accounts al hio
wonderful cure4 effected by Dr GAaEs MEDICAL
WospEH' IL is SAID To no the greatest vital Icr 81
discovered, .ivin. buoyHnci To- tho Spirits elnstIc
ity To tho step, ami making the Invalid hearty,
courageous and strung. II cures all diseases nj tho
Liver stomach, Kidneys and spine, hcruiula aud
all Blood Diseases; cues SERIOUS PIostTatinn aud
weakness of either SeN restoring tone and yisor To
the whole - stem. Read the following cures.
Prot. II. A. WILSON, Sirato=a, N. Y, widely
Known rs Priuci q: one u our lsadng Institutions
OF learning sIys that his wife has used tho" "rdcal
wonder" Tor complication OF discs-us with thu
most happy effect. no other r,mtdy ever touched
the case like IT.
liza. A DALTON. Murrlsvills. N. Y. sister in bod
two years Nith female and nervous diseases; cured.
NORMAN HuSr, Sheds corners, n Y. wonder al
euro "a dysueI-ia and heart disease,
ALBEIT TRuEsDALE. buucooE. n. IL, loihs0me
Scroiula. supposed To he consumption, cnrrd.
REN. u. J. WAIT, franklin. ~. IL, vile afflicted
with Liver and kidne, complaints, Neursls'a. 1c.
Mus. e. T. oHBwAY, G ,ncur'l, N. H.. confined Il.
b d with female hud kidney disease, cured
~ Nc space tor luH other cures Pr
Ask Your pTu .ist for Medical Wonder and ho
cured Prepared by pr. GA-E q %, har.tosa, n Y.
sold IN burlington by u Carpenter & &C.,
Wells. Richardson Co.. Wholesale.
Nov ., deodtwIS
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DIED,

CLAaH.-At Prairie City, Iowa, Jan. 18Th. Iris
eldest DAUGHTER of Mrs Fannie Clark of diphtheria
alter an Illness OF a work
Her future was very PROMISING far aboys this
average Her Judgement and acton indic.f u 4
Years oi maturity rather than tho.e of chidho d
She was beloved by her classmates in both tn,
eaobath school OF hich she was member and
a'so in the public school. Shell will leave q large
shrancy IN their ranks not easily filed In hrl
ctse aesth certainly aimed at a shin ng mark bu,
she met death ike heroine. as 'almy as any aged
hristlan could Planning her own funeral service
and selecting her own burial place.
win us Iris is numbered with the dead; but
WIN the whlte robeh company she Is Numbered
with those uho have reached the " shining shore ,
his. Ciark wall accompany the remains Of the loved
one TO Vermont for iuterment. ELS
fralrie city, January Is, 1877.
sS DIR Jan. 18th. 1877, in the village o, L, So,
Junctlon, at the home Cf her SOC Leonard e
Mrs. Zdpa Snidor aged - years
SISTER Snlder was born in Huesbureh. wher. s. 1
pent her childhood. her father, Jacob Schudc d
was one o; :he earliest settlers OF the town In,
house was the headquarters Of early Method SUI
there ana the home OF the pioneer preachars I'm
ger tns innaencs she was early led TO Christ and
united with the NJ. +. church About the ave a,
twenty she was married to Sylvester r. Snider. o
huntington with whom, and at which place sht
spent the most of her earthly life Her cupidepc,
IN Uod was unchanged to the last, and having ilvet
deyoted Christian life for more than fifty year,
she died In peace and has gone to lin the blood
wa, ned thronE around the throne Of God. Her bony
was taken To Hun ington to be inferred beside tns
oil her compan on. who died i3 years ago. Sh,
lol"' ~" -" ant one brother West, with MANY
OH ers to mourn her loss. $.
GRIFFIN IN warm. lake county. Illinois, on
Saturday, Jan 18TH -, Mr.. joel Gr.tlu, native
o! West ord, Vt aged II JearS.
NkwELL-ln Charlotte, Feb. 2ud. MR. Lydis
Marsh Newell, a.e. 20 years and i months.
NEWELL In shslburn, Feb md. Harry Newell
asod "A years, months and &c days.
DERBY.-In Clinton Mass, Fob. I'd IS.7, Edgar
nerby formerly Of this city, aged r. years and
months.
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SAD FATALIrY-Mrs. l.. Z. Barnard, Of
this city, received despatch, on Wednes-
day last, announcing the sudden death ct
her son, George Barnard. Later advice s by
mail. to her friends here. bring word that
young Barnard died from conclusion of
the brain, occasioned by an accidental
fall down some cellar stairs, striking his
head on the cement floor below, resulting
IN death in eight hours after. lie was q
young man of excellent character and good
promise. and iavorIte. socially. His re-
mains were brought to Lawrenceville, n.
Y.-Mrs Barnard's former home-for in
terment.
BRATrLEgORo.-The old soldiers of Brat
tlebOro have formed an association, for the
purpose of attending in a body the Ben
nington Centennial. in August Eext. Tie
association IS 10 be or ganized as q regiment.
and su5-divided into companies Of fity-one
Inen each, rank and file. Ii is proposed
that the association be uniformed with
short bresches. long stockings and hunt
ing shirt, and be armed with q musket,
powder horn and bullet pouch; and, in
Imitation Of the sturdy patriots Of one hun
bred years a;o, march nver the mountain,
camping out on the way.
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| CeSsUMrTIyEs, TAEE No1ICg.-Every moment o.
delay makes your cure more hopeless and much
depends on the judicious choice Of q remedy. The
amonnt OF testimony in favor of DR.. schencks Pal
nome syrup, a cure for consumption, far exceeds
all that cen be brought to support the etensions
ofary other medicine. SET DR.. schenck' Almanac,
containing the certificates Of many persons 0: tho
highes. respeciabilIty, who have been restored to
health, after being pronounced incurable by ply
sicians of ack nowedSod ability schenck Pulmon-
&c Syrup alone has cured many, as these evidences
will show but the cure is often promoted by the
employment Of two ether remedies which Dr.
schensk provides for the purpose. These addition
al remedies are Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic and Man
drake Pills by the timely use of these medicines,
according to directions. DR.. Schenck certldes that
INST any case Of Consumption may he cured.
DIR. Schenck Is professionally at his principle
oilee Corner Sixth and Arch sts Philadelphia, ev-
cry Monday, where all letters for advice must be
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East CnARlorTs.-The sixth lecture OF tho
course was delivered on Friday evening,
February II, to II fail house, BY &. Il.
Or, II. E-q.. of Slratopa. N. Y. Subject ::
Gleanings from the Volume of Human
Lille. which was replete with vivid anu
truthful pictures of life, and WAS very hand
sOmeIy received aud greeted with hearty
applause
The seventh ami last lecture of the Course
will be by Prof. l. II. lliglcy. of Middle
bury College, on Friday evening, February
10th. Subject " The Artiul Dudger."
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VERMONT NEWS.

It has, thus far, cost the Vermonters a
much to break roads this W inter aS it doe
to work them in Summer.
Rev. 5. ii. Robinson, Congregational, la
closed his engagement at Uodbury, an
Rev. +. w. Olmstead has resigned his act
Ing pastoratc at Townshend.
business is lively At the Vershire cope
mines 500 men are employed; 40 new
buildings were erected last year; and Il
blast furnaces are in operation.
Mr.. L. Wilson and wife, # Barton Land
ing. are aged respectively 81 and 80 anC
have been married IS years.
Miles IIovey. OF Waterford, has tiiled
with Liabilities of $4,000, and asset.
amounting to s, 100.
4 man named John Fnwle- committed
suicide by hanging. near North Bennng-
ton, Friday. Cause. insanity.
! By the decision of the Franklin county
court. in the Polly Gary estate OF Milton,
which has been in litigation several years,
the American Missionary Society loses S.
600, and the Congregational church at
Milton gains Sll 500.
\ Tunbridge man had Il nice lap-robe
stolen from his sleigh three Years ago. A
shot time ago it was brought back and put
mi his sleigh, apparently Is good as it was
wi. II taken.
Daniel Il. Marvin. section boss on the
Fltchburg railroad aud formerly OF Sheldon,
WAS run over by q train on that road the
26th ult., and received injuries which it is
feared may prove fatal.
The Farmers Club Of Brandon have
decided to erect a two story brick build
t.Nr tha,r hall
money given them by their President, Hon.
n. L. Sprague.
\ few days ago the elevator in Gould's
factory at Mortified, weighing over 600
pounds. made fearful plunge through and
one-hslf stories Of tine building, going down
with almost lightning speed, with boy
upon 1t, who for wonder was not in
jured.
While Horace Gage. of Westmore. was
driving his horse she other day. the horse
over reached AMI cut his forward hoof COM
pletely cH. The horse had to DO killed at
once.
Rev. ii. W. Worthen. OF tho Vermont
Conference, has returned to Chelsea, from a
SIX months tour in Europe, and is prepar-
ing course Of lectures on his travels.
The death of VIM. Henry S.bin, a son of
Deacon Il. ). Slbin, OF Sixton's River, was
a remarkable case. When child he was
bright, active, quick Of mind and in every
way bid fair OF making useful man.
W hen about fourteen years OF age he was
attacked with fits, at first occurring month. !
ly. afterwards semi-mOnthly, then weekly |
and constantly liner asing During the |
last eight years Of his lite he had 1878 fits,
OF which 2.252 were in the last four Years.
lie did not die in fit, but apparently from
exhaustion.
The Vermont Homeopathic Medical
Society held their twenty sixth semi annual
meeting at Bradford Feb. l,t. Tie regular
order OF business was suspended and lively
discussion took place as to the act passed at
the last session OF the legislature regarding
the practice of medicine in the State. All
seemed to regard the measure as an excel
lent one. Drs. Jones. Of Bradford Bixby,
oil Orange, and Woodward, of Danvllle,
gave interesting reports as to the treatment
of scrOiula cancers. DR.. Jones gave re-
ceptiUn Tor members after the adjournment.
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WuLisroN. - The spelling tournament
came of Saturday evening, February 81,
some forty persons taking part. The contest
wes between the gentlemen and ladies, Rev.
j. Lewis. ui South Boston, giving out the
words. the ranks Of tho gentlemen thin
ned rapidly, while the ladies stood tho test
much better The closing contest was be-
tween ID. j. Tllcott, tho town supcrnteud-
ent. and Mrs McEaen; but "ldiu-yncra-y"
proved too mach tor Mr.. ralcott. and Mrs.
McESen won tho pIrz',-'Ames English
Literature, IN three volumes The spell
ipy book awarded To the first ono down,
was gwen to J, K Iacutt. +.
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The following brief dialogue took place
the other day, in the house Of Democrat.
the parties being the lady Of the house and
little seven years old Massachusetts, girl,
making her frs. visit, when dreams come
to pass" Lady This is the first night
Of your visit. whs: you dream will come to
pass. Now dream that you have nice
doll baby" sly o. NJ. G. with an eI-
preston OF Infinite contempt: doll baby :.
III Grta n that HAYES is elected ~
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DEATH OF Hon. l.. Ii. MOVES. The Hon.
Lucius H. Noyes died at EIydepark on Sun
day morning, Feb. 4th. at 3 o'clock. His
funeral takes place at his late residence at
O'Clock Tuesday p. m. Judge Noyes, as
he was famillarly known, has been promi-
nent, Influential and leading man in La
mobile county for many years, and the news
Of his death will be learned with sincere
sorrow by all who knew him. He was
president Of the Lamoiile County Bank at
the time Of his death.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-02-09

The BIQUEsr TO TIE PuBuc SCHOOLS
The CaicdOnian says that Governor Fair
banks has taken measures to secure for the
public schools the bequest of MIR. Hunting
ton, o: Brantford, P. Q. it says the estate
of Mr.. Huntington inventoried at about
$500 eco, but twenty-five thousand dollars
Of it or more is invested in real estate. and
it is doubtful if that can, by the old English
law, be devised for any such purposes as
the Will states. MIR. Huntington died few
weeks ago. at the advanced age Of 81 years,
having long time previous made his in
tentions concerning his property known to
bis friends He left a widow by a second
marriage, Tor whom provision had been
made in other ways, but left no children.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-02-09

ALBuRGn.-A new store is to ba opened
at Alburgh Springs, this week, by X. D.
Marvin, OF Swanton. This will make ten
stores IN town, with two more just over the
Canada line.
There ara few severe case. of diphthera
in town.
The travelling on the roads is very bad
owing to the recent thaw
Mrs. Marvin, wife Of Rev David Marvin,
lies in very critical condition, from dis
case OF tho heart. But FAINT hopes are en-
tertalEed oil her recovery.
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BOSTON MARKETs.

"WEDNESDAY teb. p. lS76.
fLOCR-Prices are firm and we'll sustained Tbs
sales Of Western superhne have been st s. oUpj 80
s. 20 "a 70 Tor common extras; Wisconsin extras
at s. soar 10 ard Minnesota extras 5! W as 10
] " a " Tor white wheat ohio, Indiana ana
Michigan, 81 . "a Is Tor Illinois; s. 5O4g "a. Tor
ST. LOUIS. Corn Meal at s. IO13 10 Y Dbl kys Flour
at 81 80 as 50 Y Dbl. 0at Meal at So 80 % % " DBL
GhAlN-Corn has been In moderate demand sale.
at 81 "a csc y bushel for mixed and yellow Oats at
So a &c v bushel. Rye Al 95chS v bushel. Shorts
at S2j ~ % a 10; Fine Feed At $2i ~ Is 90; and
Middllngs al SO l1<7 % Y ton.
PROVlSlONo.-rork is In modera 70 demand anu
prices have eased off, The sales been at SIt IS
"a 10 for prime, s7 SOIL, for mess and s2U 0ua2 w
" DBL. tor clear. beef Is in fair demand. The
sales at $ll 5UI$l2 % Tor and extra mess and
sli 70 "a Is W Tor family. Lard at II % l2lc q H.
Smoked Hams at III 40 l2cvb.
PRODUCE.-There is dull feeling for Butter
and prices have eased or Choice New York
and Vermont DIARIES have been at ~ % sac; With
selected a shade higher; and common to
good range from "A q zJc v b. Cheese at II %
IS, ID. White Beans at 81 II "a - il v busbol
Tor medium: extra pea at 275 40 90. and
yellow ey es at 81 5O2 62t y bush. Eggs at 81 a -
v doI. Potatoes at soct0 81 10 v bushel. Apes al
Si75 OF 81 v Dbl. Onions at So so al 0J y DBL.
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standard medicine for caring Bright's Disease,
Drop'y, Kidney. Bladder and Glandular Maladles
HUNTS REMEDY. Female Weakness. Pain in
the Back and LOins, Gravel Diabetes. Intemper-
ancs, and Prostitution of the Nervous System. are
cured by HUNTS REMEDY. HUNTS REMEDY
imparts tonc and vigor to the constitution.
isFALLiBLE EYE WASH improves tho Eyes
33ultkdeoa
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4 RICHMOND correspondent writes Us :
DIR. Alger, who reflected so severely on the
course Of Mr.. Eimunds, must have received
new light since four years ago. Mr..
Edmunds spoke here for Grant, and DR..
Alger. from Michigan, said to have been
born in Richmond, was here at the time. He
was going to demolish Mr.. F.. when he got
through. bat concluded he wouldn't after
hearing him. At that time the Doctor was
a fauiDy Democrat"
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xfgal gutires.
NOTICE.
GABRIEL WARD chitten dem, County

GABRIEL WARD ! chittendsn County
DELLA WARD. 1April Term, A. D. 1877
WHEREAs Gabriel Ward of Burlington, in the
w County OF ChIttenten. has this day filed in
the clerk Office of sa!d court his petition Tor di
vorce setting forth in substance that on the second
DAY OF January, 1855 he was legally married to
defendant Della; that they lived together n hus-
bard and vile till the 9th day of March. 1876, at
said Burlington, during all which time he, tie said
Gabriel, duly observed and kept all the covenants
and duties required by the marriage yenant that
the said Della on said 2ith day OF March, 1876, at
said Burlington and at divers other DAY 5 and be-
fore and since said last named date has committed
the crime Of adultery. And 1t appearing that the
SAID Della Ward resides without this State that
personal service Of said petition cannot be mads
upon her;
It is therefore ordered that the said Della be no
tilted TO appear and make answer TO said petition
on the first day Of the Tern Aforesaid Of said Court
il being the next stated term thereof, by publca-
ton Of the substance Of said petition and OF this
order in the Burlington Daily FgEE PxE-s AND
TINES and the Burlington FREE Press, public
newspapers. three weeks successl7ely, the last OF
which publications shall he at least SIX weeks pre-
vious to the commencement o. said Term.
Given under my hand at Burlington in said
County, this End day OF February, ls77
a. J. HOWARD. Clerk
Ii. BALLARD, Attorney.
Feb 8 dld4w2w
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MEETING OF THE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE

MEETING OF THE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE
The Board of Agriculture hold a meeting
a. Higbgate, Thursday and Friday. Zebra
airy 18th and l6.h. The programme COM
prises papers on Trials and Obligations OF
the Farmer, by W. Robinson, Of East
Highgate; Diseases of Domestic Ami
mails, by DR.. n. Cressy; Farm Drainage.
by John Webster, franklin Cultivation of
Sandy Soil, by L. +. Pelton, Highgate: Ma
nures and their Application, by T.. E.
Jameson. Irasburgh; Thoughts on Farm
ing, by ID. ". Filibrown, East Highgate /;
Observations on Farming and Western
Competition. by +. Tarblc, Swsnton Corn
a. Forage Crop, by DR.. F. B. Hathaway,
Milton; Is Selling Profitable to tho Average
Vermont Farmer? by Z. F.. Towle, West
Berkshire; Milk Setting and Butter Max
ing, by & s. Fassett, Enosburgh Pruning,
by W. N Phelps. Swanton, and Education
tion of Vermont Boys, by President HUI
bert, Mlddlebury.
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SwANToN Charlie Hogal, son-in-lu Of
Judge Sowles, died very suddenly Tuesday
morning. He had been slightly indisposed
for three or four days, but no serious result
was apprehended until few hours before
his death.
little twO-years-old daughter of DR.
Wilder was recently missing ior few mo
ments iIom the room, and the mother upon
gong to an adjoining room where il some.
times went with other children, found it in q
trunk with its neck shut in with the lid
without any appearance of life, fortunately
however, with rrule remedies it was saved
The International and Dominion telegraph
office has been removed from the Central
Vermont depot to W. II. Blakes hardware
store, with Lester Green, operator.
Mrs. TIazen, late of Bombay and Mrs
Swift. of Enosburgh, will hold u meeting al
Academy Hall. Friday evening. in behalf OF
the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society.
Work is again resumed on the I.amoille
Valley Railroad.
Last week, MS Mr. II. Eicord was driving
spirited horse with small Gill in the
sleigh, the ring from the bits became un-
fastened and the bits fell from the mouth
with much force. lie threw his little girl
ont IN snow DRIFT and was soon thrown
himself The horse then ran some distance.
but fortunately little harm WAS done, either
TO man or beast.
air. and Mrs George Blake we've visited
last week by party OF friends to celebrate
their crystal wedding. i.
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CAxGRIDGE.- On Saturday evening last,
some fifty or more Of the intimate iriends Of
Mr.. AID Mrs II. F. Wetherby. residing in
that town, johnson. Westlord and Burling-
ton, surprised them with an elegant silver
tea Sc. Of eight pieces, purchased Of Lom-
bard. in this city. The Rev. Edwin W heel
ock rendered the same in handsome
manner. 10 which Mr.. Wetherby responded :,
thanking his friends for the unexpected
and, to him and his, most acceptable gift.
The party then adjourned to Mr.. Waite's
Hotel where pleasant hour was spent en-
joyiug the refreshments prepared by Mr.
Waite, after which they all adjourned tc
Mr.. Wetherby's and spent the remainder Of
the evening in social enjoyment.
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The Archbishop of York, in recent tenn
perancs sermon, said that tI4O 900 900 we're
spent for intoxicating drink in Great
Britain; and to give an idea of what this
large sum meant. he said you might lay $50
upon every letter of the Bible before you
would exhaust this sum.
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Tug PFHuNtAs shhIF, Il protected solution OF tho
protuxde OF non strikes tho root Of disease. by
supplyIn. tho blood with It's vital principal, or Ito
elrnents-Hun. This Is tho secret of tho wonderful
surcess OF this remedy IN curing dyspepsia, Liver
,omulniut Irrup.y, thtonic irrrrhWi. B"ils Ner-
yous affections thIis lnd tcycTs ilumots. Loss Of
tnust itutipnal Nls"r, lsenscs OF the k'dunss
Bladder Fcmal- Complains. and al diseases
originating IN ~ bad state vi tao hiood, Rccuupl
riod 10y ruhiaty a low state OF tho y stem.
nitbdjtlw
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\ MExEzR of the New York Assembly,
Mr.. j. S Graham, of Monroe county, feel
ing aggrieved at some comments OF the New
York Times, on his action in the introduce
ton Of q resolution. attacked Mr.. Mills,
the reporter Of the Times, as he was sitting
in the Assembly Chamber and struck him
in the eye. A struggle followed which was
ended by the intervention of two janitors.
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There need be no pain where Centaur Lini-
ment is used. Burns and Scalds are healed without
a scar. Rheumatism, sprsins and most lesh, bone
and muscle ailments. can DO absolutely cured.
There are two kinds. Tho White Centaur Eminent
is ior family use, the Yellow for horses and animals
Oae trial will convince the ncredulous
Nov II -wjm
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MR. BRowSKLL. of Essex, has new va
riety CT potato, which be will put upon the
market this season, called the Centennial,
which be secured by fertilizing the blossoms
Of Brownel's Beauty with the pollen from
the white PeachblOw.
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Many thousands Of dollars have heon spelt in
distributing, free Of charge, sample bottle of BOS
CHEE'S GERMAN SYRUP to all parts of thi.
country. to those suffering from Coughs ASTHMA,
HeDorrhages, Consumption. and othe. Throat and
Lung diseases. that tho afflicted nj sht satisfy
themselves, that this remedy would save them from
those fatal diseases. No person has ever used tn
medicine without getting immediate relief, yet
there are great many poor suffering, skeptical
persons going about or streets with suspicious
cough, and the voice OF Consumption ny from
their lungs. that will not try 1t. II you die ii is
your own fault, as you 20 to your druggist and
get a sample bottle for 10 cents and try it; three
does will relieve any ease. Regular size only -
cents Oct - deodsweowtf
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tJSsuMruUs. This dread disease. II Above To
have its own way. Is sure to become ncurable. The
great trouble with persons afflicted is that they fail
to procure proper remedies IN season, forgetting.
that "a stitch in time saves nine" and that like
wse disease can be broken up ayerted If persons
will only give the matter attention, soon as they
discover that they are thus threatened. The in
renter Of the Cough and Lung syrup, Dr. A. J.
Flag, .! t!aremunt N, H. claims Cor his remedy
amt not without reas mi taken in the early
stages o. the disease. never falling cure, and
in the worst cases, relief will be attained and lie
prolonged. The remedy i for sale by ali ssists
at - cents PEI bottle. FehidIdkwIt