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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-09-11
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Farmers have began TO tackle
their 'eOrnfelds,
The wagon and horses belonging
to Curtis Parkhurst Of Norwich We're
backed Of from tho bridge near the
saw5mill, but fortunately, no seliohs
damage was done, We hope tho
authorities will sec that this place Is
properly fixed ere long
"A large party from Quechee and
Pomfet Joined the escurslonlsts 10
Burlington last week Nearly 100
tickets were sold,
Several parties have INDUCED In
bee hunting Of late one party secured
20 lbs, w,ae another was fortunate
enough in scouting nearly so
-Tramps have adopted a new way
Of lodging which consists Of q small
arch built OF stone which serves as a
stove, three poles extending from the
branches OF q tree 10 the ground
covered with birch bark, under which,
no sleepelh ill morn
Our mutual. Friend" Trumbull
Hunt, Esq, who recently assailcd an
old man, q respectable citizen, for
borrowing a local paper "beiore he
himself could get tune To borrow IT,"
has often promised US he would sub
scribe for the AoE We hpmbly
suggest that he subscribe for some
paper soon and thG relioyo his neigh.
Dor of being bored fora short time,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-09-11

CABBAGE WoRM.-Professor Laaen-
by of Cornell University, who gives
much attention to practical expert
ments In horticulture, says that the
cabbage worm has become less for
midable of late years, OH account OF
the attacks of para'ite. After many
trial he finds the following remedies
safe, cheap, and effective: Dissolve
one pound Of whaleoil in about
six gallons of water, and apply two or
three times during the season. Or
prepare tar-water by placing a few
quarts of tar IN n barrel ofwater, and
apply the mixture in the same way.
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BridgeWatcr.

BrlNEeWatcr.
Jesse Briggs whose death we
chronicle in this weeks issue, was a
man known and respected by a large
circle of friends he was the last one
out Of Il family of fourteen children,
and there is but few men who have
seen four score years and ten, and
have been able to labor up TO within
two years of their death. as he did
He was a soldier in the war of 1872,
and a pensioner for almost thirty years.
lie was the father OF 13 children his
descendants now living are ten chill
dren, thirty grand children, and Is
great. grandchildren. His oldest son,
who followed him to his last repose,
is almost 70 years OF age.
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LoNGINGS.

The boy sat on the orchard fence,
His face was Wfcathed with woe
To reach his home, FIR, fariiom thence
Long mites he had TO 60
Green apples that would Ill peek
He'd slowed within his hold ;
Aud now, writing, tortured wreck
Distressing to behold,
lie called aloud, ooh, Lordy Lord"
But ah, he called In vain;
With vengeiul grip old cholera morb,
Just tied him up again.
-Hd,rkeye.
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Justices Elected Windsor Co.

Aspoyrn-G w Stickney, II J
Parker Benjamin Davis l., Howard,
A Jaquith,
DRip0EwATER-Alfred Sargent, u
w Plnnoy, Stephen 5 Burrows d
II Carpenter, Charles Q Bugbec, VIM
G Raymond, David ii Markham.
BALrIMoRE-T II Graves, Thomas
Preston, o d Freeman, l. Litch.
BARyAgp-A w Bigelow, ID )
Perkins l. d Leavitt Wye Danforth
j Ellis, j Cobb, II b Lille.
BrrnEL--.I b Putnam. Norman
Fowler, A h Bird, J a Bryant, W Il
Adams, q w Woodbury., u Spaulding
CursrER-R L Pollard IL Morris,
Il Il Barney, G NJ Wilson, A u
Martin, II l. Aldrich, ID Davis, 3rd, l.
Hill, A s Adams, Il w Marsh.
CAyENpSu.-S A Craiguc, Il G
Allen, VIM II Skinner, VIM Smith,
G + Barrett, ID G Pollard, II SPierce,
HARrLANp-James G Bates, lbert
Il Burke, VIM Crookcr, BeujM4in f
Labarce, " II Slurtevant, Asa Weed,
II II Miller.
HARTFORD Porter, O II
Whitman, Henry Stafford, A u Hazen,
Levi IIazen, Benz. Duttou, Zerah b
Clark, Il II Simonds, Il u Bagley,
Darius Russ. *,
NoRwIcm-John w Loveland, j s.
Lord, George Burton, 9 Strong IL V
Partridge, John W Armstrong, Edgar
Turner.
LupIow-George K Walker, Ry-
land e Haven, Charles S Mason, Ira
w Gale, Elias Pinncy, VIM ID Ball,
i G Fullam.
Pr, uorru-L n Pinney 7 & h.."n,
J g TAYLOR, A f Hubbard, Il IL
Dudley, r A Earle, f Briggs.
PoMFRET-Ora Paul, w G Whipple,
VIM Hutchinson, John Brockway,
Amos Colburn, Edwin Allen, A l.
Chamberlin.
RoYALroN.--H p Allen, } Morse,
M II Skinner, G w Bliss, ID W
Cowdry, j w Bailey, Harry Golf.
RocnEsrER-W w Williams, G L
Chaffee, J w Cbafec, j L Morse,
John McCollom, Chauncey Stanley,
RnADlSa.-D P Sawyer, W W
Keyes, VIM Bement, j Mccullough,
+ w Goddard, o Walker, ID y
Sherwin.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES w Porter,
Henry Closson, George o Henry, II
II Howe, Samuel Rollins c IL Hub
bard, Lewis Davis, A b Damon, ID
O Gill, II G Bentley.
SHARoN--J p Smith, M = Reyes,
Chas Day, A b Preston, E B Baldwin,
A b Mosher, G Ladd.
Recommendation Gay, Benz.
Cozzens, Nathan Davis, NJ E Smith,
Albert Whitcomb, Joel Blackmer, )
3 Taggart.
WooDsroCK-G r Chapman, II W
Walker, E G Emmops, j Hazen Jr,
L Richmond. w 9 Vaughn, G II
English, II V French, B II Pinney,
j w Smith.
WEST W1NDsoR-W | Kendall, E
II Spaulding, W II H Ralph, F Moul-
ton, Z r Shedd
WEAruERsF1ELp-D A Wheeler, G
Barrett, Chas Mudgett, Edison Cham
berlin, John Spatford, d W q Thrash
err, E S Jackman.
WINDSOR john r Freeman, NJ Z
Hubbard, r. NJ Cole, T B VIM, B
Farnsworth, G d Hazen, Geo. Il
Guernsey. Five republicans and two
democrats.
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IlartlnnNl.

Ilartland.
The funeral services Of Mile,
second child Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. r.
Sturtevant, were held at the Congre-
gational church, sermon by Rev. Mr..
Hewitt. The ceremony at the grave
was very impressive. The singing of
the beautiful hymn, "Sleep, Darling
Sleep" by seven little girls, was beau
tifully rendered. The family OF Mr..
S. have the entire sympathy of their
neighbols and friends on account OF
the loss of their little girl.
MIR. Albert Aver, formerly in the
employ of i, F. Labaree, has gone
to Kansas City, where he expects
soon to obtain profitable and steady
employment.
The Moses Pratt farm on the So.
Woodstock road was recently sold to
Mr. Edgar Spear price $500; the
farm contains about 70 acres.
The family OF Mrs Mclaughlin,
near n. Hartland, We're recently. vel :
much surprised and delighted at the
arrival home of their son Henry, who
went away 20 years ago nothing
was heard from him during that period
of time He has been over large
portion OF the world, report says.
Early in the summer a croqaet
club was organized at the Three
Corners, consisting Of six young men
as follows: d f Rugg, Frank Car
penter, ] Spellman, L p Martin, John
Richardson, and Homer Morgan /;
they practice nearly every day and
evening they have six torches which
light up the grounds after dark. The
club has become very skilled in play
ing the game.
Sunday evening, the lst inst,
lightning struck the house of Mrs.
Ella Bates the house is large two
story structure the family were
asleep at the time the lightning
passed through nearly every room in
the house. The bolt seemed to divide
in one room, one part going down
through the floor into the celia, an
other part through window and
from thence into the ground. a
castor On one OF the beds was toln off
and thrown OH 10 the same bed !;
wires were melted f; 4 hole vas made
in the chamber floor foot in diam.
eter. None of the family were hurt,
but considerably frightened. A rats
nest in the partition was set on fire,
but was put out by the hired man.
The escape Of the family from injury
seemed quite providential.
"A school house is being built in
the Albert Gibson district $50 called
Oh the river road leading to North
Hartland Clarence Martin and Mr.
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Mr. Bishop, the guide ct the Pro-
file House, recently loosened a rock
that weighed at least three tons on
Canons Mountain, about twenty rods
north of the old Man of the Mountain
1t went plunging down toward the
Pemigewassett, cutting Oft trees a foot
in diameter, and making a clear path
the woods in its descent.
1t filled the air with stones and made
a terrific noise. Persons IN that neigh
borhood who were in the woods ran
tor their lives.
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.sOutli Woodstock,

'SSutu NOVNStVN"s
Question for discussion at the
G. Nj. L. A. this week : Resolved,
that fire Is n more destructive element
than water; designed more especially
for beginners in debate.
will Rood shot young bltron
on Monday on the banks of the
Kedron in front OF Wilkins store,
-Levee by the students Thursday
evening, this week
Mrs. Nina Gregory Slayton will
give u. Reading and Singing IN the
church, tuesday evening Sept l7th
She comes very highly recommended
Admittance 25 cents.
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Roberts are doing the work this
new house will DO very credllable 10
the people Of the district -.
The picnic advertised ls'eome OIL
tho 18th inst in i'ierce's grove was
given mp, on account Of The appearance
Of rain during the day,
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IsOniFsi,

a
PAY Yola TASFs,-Thls Is to notify
the taxpayers Of pomtret that viii
DO at East Barnard on Monday the
cad Inst, I vi q, II Montague's store
IN Woodstock % Tuesday the gath !
at North Pomliet on Friday the
eth At South Pomliet on Saturday
tho 2sth, and At pomiret on Monday
tho aOtb, from ton o'clock A. NJ I'LL
8 o'clock + NJ on each Of the above
named days for the purpose Of reeelv'
Ing taxes, aud all those who way their
town tax on OF before tho LIST Of Oet'
will save u discount Of 20 per cent
EpwH AtLgS, Col,
Pomlict, Sent, 0, 1878,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-09-11

During the eight years OF Grant,
tho South was scene of pillagc and
carnage relieved by breathing spells OF
military government, Since his do
parturs, Il has been as peaceful and
orderly as any part ofthe country and
II presents fewer signs Of disturbance
to-day than Pennsylvania or California.
Tho Nation.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-09-11

Conkling's letter reminds us of the
new convert who arose in a prayer
meeting and with tears of penitence
streaming down his face, spoke of him
self as "a id unworthy christian. 4"
Boston Post.
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East Granville.

East Granville.
"A. E. Simmons, OF Woodstock,
will speak at East Granville on Sun
day, morning and evening, September
22nd, inst. Conference meetings may
be held before the regular meeting
If the weather is pleasant the meeting
will be held in the grove.
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Liver " King.

The Liver is the imperial organ Of
the whole human system, as it controls
the life, health and happinessof man.
When il is disturbed 10 its proper
action, all kinds Of ailments are the
natural result ,Ihc digestion Of food
the movement. ofthe heart and blood
the action Of the brain and nervous
system, are all Immediately connected
with the workings Of the Liver. 1t has
been successfully proved that Green's
August Flower is uncqualled in curing
all persons afflicted with Dyspepsia,
or Liver Complaint, ann all the num-
erous symptoms tina; result from an
unhelthy condition OF the Liver and
Stomach. Sample bottles to try 10
cents. Positively sold in all towns
on the Western Continent. Three
doses will prove that it is ,iast what
you want.
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HartIOnd Hill.

HarfINnU Hill.
Among the noticeable improve
ments here is barn going through
repairs by James Leonard, Esq.
-Calyin r. Greene is putting new
windows IN his house, and putting up
a new shed to his barn.
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r. ID. W INN,
M ACHINIST

Manufacturer of the "Boss' Jack Screw,
Cider Mill Screws, Wine and Lard Presses,
and Swall Lathes.
Hemp and Rubber Steam Packing. Scotch
Gauge Glasses, Lace Leather, Cop Waste,
Boiler and Engine Supplies on hand or
furnished on short notice.
Machine Jobbing of all kinds promptly
attended to. Shop in Amsden's Block, Depot
Avenue, Windsor, Vt. lS2stf
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-09-11

THE LATEST FROM MAINE,
The latest returns from Maine con
firm the report published in another
column ~ Republicans arc deAfeat
ed, They lose the Governor and the
Legislature aud Two members Of Con
gress, II probable that Maine will
have full set Of Democratic State
officials,
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Tho most delicate, tender and tine favored
salt nah No know Of aTe tho Labrador ha!mo..
They are 1T fOr an epieuIsfsnd have been 10
favorable seasons, sold Al price which put
them within the reach OF ell,
-iiey W, II, II, Murray. ~ tho Golden HUE
We have these nov ia stock. They are pack
cd ia barrels Of 200 lbs, Halt Of 100 lbs,
Quarter Bbls, Of 90 ibs, Kits Of 10 and Y ltsi
We arc packers Of this celebrated iOsIOA
BOSTON GOLDFISH BALLS"
MINCED GOLDFISH u H.. paper bolesi !
ID, equal 10 three lbs, Of Ordinary goldfish
Revere House, Boston, April 70, 1873,
We are using the Mince Fish put NJ by Mayo
n Co, Find II a very excellent article, free
from all impurities easily prepared, and very
desirable for family use, I recommend " W
all who use the article Of fish ~
Il, u, Whesler, Stewart,
We have many other equally high aud yail'
bic testimOnial Circulars furnished appli'
eaiiOn-
Order OF your Grocer or "Tishman, OF III
they will not furnish ihem) direct OF the W.
dersigned,
HENRY MAYO & CO.,
Al Gonlmsreg stTeet ItoslObs, Mas
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W. H. WILKINS,
WISHES to inform his friends and patrons
as ISL $751; act&r2assaaT 'n 5m AID San WIN 'hs
stock of fresh
Groceries Il w. l. Goods,
which will be sold as
Low FOR CASH
as at any other place in Vermont.
shall keep constantly in stock the best
selection of
TEAS & TOBACCO,
comprising Eight distinct grades Of the for.
mer and Fifteen different kinds of the latter.
PURE SPICES OF all kinds, each of which
is warranted strictly pure.
Flour, Sugars, Molasses, Rice,
Chocolate, Canned Fruits,
and Jellies.
Best American Soda &c.
Pure Cream Tarter 45c. Lard l2c. Raisins,
Crackers, Salt in boxes and bags both for
dairy and table use.
SOE
Old Gov. Java Coffee, Rio, Mocha, Male
berry X French Breakfast ;"Choice
Selections" new
beats any coffee in the world.
Best Georges Bank Goldfish, Samon, Mack.
erel, Sword-fs,i, Blue-fish, Lake Trout, and
Triple, each in Season.
Try 8 Id Box of the "Lion and Unicorn"
brand Of Boned Bay of Fundy Cod Fish.
BEST B0ST0N OIL.
10 kinds of Family soaps, including Acme
and Stearinc.
Powder, Caps, shot, Cartridges, Fuse.
STANDARD PATENT MEDICINES.
GLASS WARE, CONFECTIONERY, &c.
Thankful for iavors and patronage rendered
me in the past, am Very Truly Yours,
w. II. WILKINS,
So. Woodstock.
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NOTICE..

A PUBLICATION will DO made 10 tho nelt
"A General Assembly OF Vermont, for q
Charter Of q Kail.Road from Ely, .Negnont,
lin tho town OF vershire } TO intersoct with
the Passumpsic or Central Vermont Rail-
Roads.
west FaIrloe, w., August 20, 1873.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-09-11

DR. Mudd advocates soap and water
for yellow fever.
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TRY me and Know for Yourself.

ITy HIt HIU kIVW IUT TVWIhUIIs
THE most work for tho least money viii be
j found nj, The upper end Oi High street,
Having iposed tho Blacksmith hhop. OF tieo.
II, Day, Tam now preparedio do all kinds Of
Carriage Work. Light and Heavy Jobblng Of
all kinds, IN neat and wOrklpan-llke man
ner, ~ prices that cannot DO beat, Moving
as INV !. Sewing Machines cleaned and re'
paired i,best kind of KNIFE blades constantly
on hand and put In at prices 10 suit the times
Guns aud Pistols repasod Blank keys
dttedi Locks repaired iirioE, on any Job
you have aud get II dOue IN ~ elass,hhape,
Thanking you for your manyViayora 70
main At your, service,
j. u, RANSOM.
Woodstock, VI. June 10, 1873,
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THE LATEST

STATE OF VERMONT, At a Probate
DISTRICT OF HARTFORD So. Court held at
Woodstock within and for said District on
the twonty-second day of August, a. d.
1878.
Present, Hon. John Porter, Judge.
Leonard Gilson's Estate, Bethel, interstate.
Merrick Sylvester, Administrator de bonis
non Of said estate, proposes to render an
account Of his administration and to present
his account against said estate for exsmi-
nation and allowance at Probate Court, to be
held at Woodstock aforesaid, on the first
Wednesday (second day) Of October next.
The Court therefore orders that notice OF
the same be given to all persons Interested
in said estate, by publishing . copy OF the
record of this order three weeks successiveiy
in the Spirit ofthe Age, newspaper print
ed at Woodstock aforesaid. that they may
appear before said Court and contest the
allowance of said account, if they see cause.
A true record.
HENRY S. DANA. Register.
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Englishmen have tired the caucus
aid don't like it.
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The Public Library Is progress
Ing, The Lawn Party was a success
john d, Powers, ESQ., has gl'ea $50
to tho enteplse-oIher rich men can
do something, Remember the ladies'
meeting at DR.. Boynton's, Saturday
afternoon next,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-09-11

Beautiful tall weather No frost
10 this section yet,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-09-11

Frank Marsh shot blue heron on
the banks Of the Queehee in front Of
our residence on River Street one
morning last week, that measured ~
inches from tip to tip Of wings, aud
20 inches from bcak TO talons,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-09-11

BurgherS aud farmers are wrestling
with their corn patches
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AMERICAN ORGANS AT THE PARIS
EXHIBITIoN.-Every American visiting
our Section will conceive legitimate
pride at the well-merited praise which
he will hear from the great European
musical critics who constantly swarm
around Messrs. Mason & Hamlin's Cabi-
net Organs, and openly acknowledge
that nothing in Europe can be compared
with the Exhaust Bellows and Separate
Vibrators peculiar to American Organs,
as especially perfected in the Mason q
Hamlin instruments.-Pdr (Frdnce)
Register, June |, 1878.
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EVERY woman has right to be of any
age she pleases for, if she were to state
her real age, no one would believe her
Every man has right to wear a mus
tache who can. Every woman who
makes buildings has a right to believe
she can make better buildings than any
other woman in the world Every man
who carves has a right to think of him
self, by putting few of the best bits
aside. Every woman hasa right to think
her child the prettiest little baby in the
world" and it would be the greatest
folly to deny her this right, for she
would be sure to take it. Every young
lady has right to faint when she
Pleases, if her lover is by her side to
catch her.
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sword.bIades Of the Kourdes.

a French traveller among the Kourdes
IN Asia states, az the result of his en-
beavers TO ascertain the process em.
Ployed by them in the manufacture of
thelr sword-blades, that the manufac-
tories IN which these blades are made are
situated at the declivity of mountain.
near cascades, the water of which. fall
ing from rock 10 rock, arrives in the
most limpid state i'm the reservoirs i'm
which the blades are tempered these
reservoirs being also located where the air
- very pure-these conditions of puritv
OF airand water being considered essential
70 the success Of the operation. Iron Of
the purest quality is used and. sub-
united 20 very high temperature. the
hrSt tempering rs commenced when the
metal Is at white heat; it is exposed be-
fore fusion, the fuel being placed on
each side, and the red-hOt iron is then
covered as quickly a. possible with
fatty and oily matters, such a. paste
made from bones, wax, etc. This PRO
cess is thought 10 render the blade Aexi-
BILE. The second tempering is similar
except that the heated iron, after bav.
ing thrown off considerable quantities Of
sparks, and having been exposed is Gov
cred with paste composed Of powdered
and purified mutton suet. The third
tempering is effected bv disposino the
metal IN such manner that IL may be
seized by man on horseback. who rides
at full speed, in order that the blade
which he bears in an elevated position
may receive the impression Of the air.
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For unwards Of thirty vears Mra WI

FOR upwards 81 thirty years Mrs. WIN.
SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP has been used for
chi dren with never.faling success. II cor
reots acidity Of the stomach relieves wind
collie, regulates the bowels, cures dvsenterv
and diarrh@a, whether arising from teething
or other causes. An old and well.tried
remedy. % cta q bnlNe
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WILHOFT's Tonic A SAFE, SURE, AND
SCIENTIFIC CURE The Unprecedented sale
OF this world.renowned medicine proves in
cOntestibly that no remedy has superseded
the use OF this reliable Tonic. No spleen
has been found so hard as not to yield to
it's softening influence, and no liver so
hyPertrophied as not to give up it's long re.
famed bilious secretions, and no Chill or
Fever has yet refused to fall into line.
WHEELoCK, FINLAY d Co., Proprietors
New Orleans.
For SALE BY Al DRuaGIsra
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fhe Greatest Discovery Of the Age u DR..
Tobias celebrated Venetian Linimentl 30 years be.
fore the public, and warranted 10 cure Diarrhca.
Dysentery, Collie, and Spasms, taken internally; aud
Group, Chronic Rheumatism, Soro Throats Cuts
Bruises, Old Sores and Pains in t!lc Limbs Back
end Chest externally. 1t has never failed No family
VIII ever DO without IT after giving IT fair trial
Price, 10 cents. DIR. TOBIAS VENETIAN HORSE
LlNlMENT, in Pint Bottles, at One Dollar, is war
rantcd superior TO any other or NO PAY for the
cure OF Collie, Cuts, Bruises, Old Sores. etc Sold by
all Druggists. Depot-IO Park Place, New York
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Il II LLOw
COMPOUND SYRUP or HYPoPHosPHlIEs
SPEEDILY AND PERMANENTLY cuRrs

Congestion Of the Lungs, Bronchitis, Consumption
nervous frOstratiOn, SbOrtnCss Of Breath palpita-
ION OF The Heart, Trembling Of the Hands aud
hlmbs, Physical and Mental Depression. Loss Of
rapidly improve tho weakened functions and organs
81 lhe body, which depend for health upon voluu-
taIy, semi voluntary aud Involuntary nervous ac-
ton. " 0' w.
acts with vigOr. gentleness and subtlCty own 2
10 thc exquisite harmony Of it, ingredients akin 10
permanent. $500 " '
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ACCIDENTS WILL HAPPEN, and il is best
to be always prepared for them. Sufferers
from Cuts, Burns, scalds, Wounds, Bruises,
and Sprains, will find immediate relief in
the use Of GRAcE's sALvE, which also
cures Old Sores, Felons, Corns, Ulcers, etc.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-07-20

ItENPlhAThN was carried on with great
~ ulWculty Its blue lips aud finer nails denoted
stare on e lapse; the ply stefan had notified the
nothcr 70 prepare Tor and submit TO separation from
ne, ner child. Weeping aud slmpathcio friends MI
the room. Congestion Of the Lungs was randy
terminating fatally. Fellows HyIOphusphites was
ADM nistercd, with Cod Liver I'll, in accordance
WIN tue printed directions change for the better
was apparent u an hour, and in sixteen hours the
Hhlid was enabled 20 cough up the obstruction aud
Tie above Is true account Of what occurred In
the family of the writer in 1873.