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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-01-29
IMPORTANT LETTER
From q Distinguished Physician.

NO single disease has sntaied more entering or
IN fastened the brea king up OF the constitution
shan Catarrh- The selse IL OF taste of sight.
OF hearing. the human voice, the mind. one or moro
and sometimes AL yield 10 ,sdestruetlve influence.
The poison tc distributes throughout The system
attacks every vital force, and breaks up the most
robust 81 constittion-. Ignored because bot httle
understood By phi ys!ciaDs, mpo,ensiy assaulted
BY Guacks snd charlatsns. those suffering non,
n have little hope 90 be relieved OF ~ THIS s.de
Of grave. II istie then, 'ha. the popular treat
msnr terrible disease by remedies within the
reach Of all passed Into hands st onse competent
method adopted by DR.. Sanford IN the preparation
ofhis RADICAL CUEH has won my hearty approval
remedies fall because % strikes nj the root OF the
disease. viz. the acfdef boot. while ~ heals the
nasal passages. Itsaction h based On certain Fixed
rules. and unless the vital forces are too FAR ex.
hansted must In the great majority OF cases. effect
GEO BEARD. ". D.
Eouscorr BLOCK, So FRAxISGuAM Oct. I. issl
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-01-29

The Buchanan Bank of St. joseph
has winked out.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-01-29

-.. .r 30, e. : -riirl and posted before
y, W., y. g. 70 J.~f.-, q The i,aee 20 .,I..n Rdg.
i.sU-h.. ..t H.-t'.- Comfy ub ti- 1ih day Of Do
r-- 10. -i.- isuH-s 'oior.d mare mute, thIr-
'..a i,...- .'-, -3i tSp wears oh marks brand.
-..,t... stf--.l 40 ti'~eI dollars nv ,s,or..-
t... .li.t 81 Errk .i9.v sworn i"r that purpose.
-..- -'f.- I-'.. 9-s o. i-'uher ~. VI " Paige,
j. l1-liw.ts
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-01-29
STRAY NpTFE

I--.s Dol, ty george H. ',a~kr. living IN
.t-..i t-',U-Hfp. H'tti~ county. NJ. a. straw
s -... i-' .t \ov 80. Dn. ~, n,tt.n gray
.I.,., '..u- - ". o. years cd. til" right knee
..--.4 a!..f.i-.,l ~ -l5. 'tIe hor-. colt on.
-..r ai,i I-t~; of brown color. "a u-tle white On
t..i t-.t. NLr' pot on the forehead. snip
.I. ,H-.; appraised; ~ 80 each. hy Jesse Wise
...t "a, !! DAVIS epf.r.ti~,-'~ Posted Nov. iuth.
5 '.r- cops rrou ny ~t.ay book.
4 ". NrcHaIE.
i-1.-E- Justice. HUa>tOns.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-01-29

An old dull >n,. who ;oli'i ID" ~,"rl
For many year at BrieS'ii j's''.-
Engagai tine Constable &" -s-IZ"
All those iiIsi would not i'r-as a." peace.
Let on; the siDrks. sud whipping post.
And cage to Those that give ia. most
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1878-07-12

Nf. l,.i l,t,,.,r,. ,,rod,cti,,,, ,go. 81
,.,,i,,.,, ,,,t;,ll ,.Nylot I kpr,g of Farming %
.,,r..f,,s ,f ,lici, ,,,s vyrittc,, I,.l q 1871
u,, d,g IN. ,,t,iob l,o romrlote5 The ei,tiotl
,''., ", i.,. ltr ,r.,. ,gi,r WA. dedicated
,.lo tI,. p,nii of our n,... ,gl,a shall mink. tl,
sr., ,,i,y' ,,ro,,.u.l ia, .t.,,o or otb,.. moo
,l,s,,i.,l ,,y,, ,,bor.iy mot loss tbop ten
- ,,.., doy shoI lg t1orougbI, pulvoriled
t,o dl,,th of two foot M a cost of NOT more
tbap t,yo dollars Nor mere. this work is ndmi-
rirgly dedicated hv the author The object
of his book WA. to elevate the farmers call
i,,., aud a., r,nl.s it. III in,r, desirable. pursuit
finn, II is generally mnd, by those who speed
tI,e ploy, Iisa home. book full of homciv
v.isiop for the American people ON their
home farm. 10 ls one of the people speak
iu, to fine ueou.r ns ono of them never bt-
fore spal,
Tbr. volume inspired the humorous news
manor writers with % rrpnt deal of wit at the
exneus. of the author Scarcely % journal
aupcared that did NOT have some Jest at his
expens,. One inserted that Horace Greeley
nrcferred til, hydraulic ram To- the McrlHo.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1878-07-12

An English cplcurg who has travelled ey-
erywhtre has lately recorded his opinion of
things edible throughout civilization and
AYERS that this country surIasses the world n
the variety and excellence OF its vegetables
and fruits. lie says that all the English gar
den stuff grows far more ahunlautiy and lus-
ciouSiy than IN Europe, and counts our peas.
asparagus and tomatoes beyond praise
Cr,-ll corn, he declares when IL is tirst eaten
makes an epoch IN ones gastronomic life.
NdUoutlaA lac ranks a. most touihsUnc niNs-
! tory, and sweet potatoes and vans give him
a thrill of physical JOY. While we have all
the European vegetables infinitely superior
here. he Is amazed AZ the different kinds that
are entirely unknown IN the old world he
lands our pears ana peaches without stint
and thinks We have more reason 10 bless our
hand Tor its infinite productiyeness than most
of us are aware. What oXcltrs his wonder is
the cheapness of vegetables and fruit which
places them within the reach of all GLASSES.
He likes too, Our method Of serving dishes
deemug it similar 10 the French aud wholly
superior TO the British method The gusta-
tory Englishman has evidently employed his
palate actively and discriminatlnply in ''The
States and would not disrelish. apparently.
close confinement in the centre of the fertile
I Republic provided he could have the priv
! lece OF eating his way out
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1878-07-12

1t would really seem from an examination
of the meadows that there were more of the
white daisy and some other kinds of weeds
than there used TO be some fifteen or twenty
years ago. At the present, large part OF the
fields are more or less infested with them,
and when in bloom are most painfully dis
tiuct and seem 10 reflect upon the farmer in
some way for want OF Judgment or thorough
ness in his occupation. But it would not
seem that it is from a lack of proper cult
walton of the soil and crops that this is done,
nor altogether because the land Is poor al
though we see "a smaller proportion OF these
dascs upon those fields that have been de
voted TO a hued crop and well manfred. than
upon those that have not been like treated.
Where "a sufficient quantity Cf the grasses
have not been sown. or where they have fail
ed to make good stand daisies are more
likely to occupy the ground. Also IN some
fields for reasons hard TO determine, MS those
that are elevated or of dry character they
appear TO abound more plentitully than III
others, necessitating blowing and re-seeding
often Upon aliuvia soils they are not near
lv SO often found which would seem To dis
pose of the supposItlou that the use OF the
horse rake has anything To do with bringing
them il.
Some farmers entertain the idea that the
seeds of these daisies are mixed largely with
the timothy seed that heroabouts, Is now
purchased almost entirely, instead of being
raised at home as used TO be the cas,. There
should be some way 10 determine tins matter
| and dealers and farmers should be careful as
possible in the selection OF seed. to get that
only which is clean, even if it Is nj an adyauc-
| ed cost If farmers could raise their own
| grass seeds this difficulty might IN a measure
! be avoided. but there Is considerable trouble
| connected with harvesting and cleaning the
seed ON u small scale, and most would rather
! rely upon purchasing, especially II as cheap
| rs at present afforded. Another thing. very
! few fields contain clean growth of timothy,
! and unless this Is the case there is little use
! saving for seed Perhaps there Is one thing
that contributes more to tire increase of daisies
than the supposed sowing of impure seed.
/ and that is the cutting of the hay crop after
| they have mostly gone to seed. thus perpct-
uating the evil indefinitely The only saft
course to pursue appears TO be TO sow rs clean
4 seed as can be obtained. cut grass early. he
fore the daisies get ripe. seed literally when
stocking down TO grass. using good prepam
| ton Of clover, and be as thorough rs possible
in the cultivation of all crops, making tn,
soil as mellow and rich as the circumstance OF
the case will admit.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1878-07-12

Tho japanese Government has taken
measures 10 prevent the destruction and iu-
crease the area of the forests of Japan
A correspondent from Florida writes that
the orange crop OF thnt Smir viii ba smnll
thi, year As the tim, WHOM iAa iruit WAS of
the size of small peas. severe storms stripped
many of the trees
A housewife writes 10 the Maine Farmer
that eggs may Doe Except as long a4 Won wish
hy simply placing in colaudrr pouring boil
ing water over them sufficiently 90 COOK 'thc
thin outside skn'-which excludes the air.
and then set away in % cool place
Many mechanics have been soreY tried
when pouring lead around damp or wet
iont. 10 hud it explode. blow out or scattcr
from the effects of steam generated by the
heat of the lead. Tho whole trouble may Boo
stopped 10y putting piece of reslu the size
of the end of a mans thumb. into the ladlo
and allowing it TO melt before pouring
Eggs hatch much better if the nests are
made hv placing u cut turf and shovel of
mould sand or ashes IN % box or hnsktt. and
on this "a little short straw. than II strnw only
is used In this way convenient hollow is
obtained that prevents the eggs rolling out
from under the setting hen I'm cool weather
the eggs are kept OF much more equnl tenn
perature than in nests made simply of loose
straw.
1t is estimated that the Joss 90 acriol-
ture from the growth OF weeds instead Of the
useful grasses IN meadow and pasture lands.
is not less thnu 500. 600. 600 per ytar IN the
United States Nothing will sooner or more
cheaply bring about desired change i'm this
direction, than more general employment of
sheep avs scavengers on every farm where
their introduction is Indicated
Guinea fowls rersus Doryphom ind au-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1878-07-12
Hardware!

We have a very full and complete
stock of Hardware. in all its bran ch
es, comprising Heavy and Shelf
Hardware, Nails, Iron and Steel.
Saws. Axes, ChiselS. Planes. Table
and Pocket Cutlery. Screws, Bolts.
Springs, AXles and Carriage Wood
Work, Wheels. Hubs, Rims, SpOkeS.
Shafts. DC. Also Horse and Ok
Shoes, Horse Nails, Files a RaSpS.
Betting, ShOyelS, Spades, Picks a
Hoes. ---all of which We offer at low.
est possible prices for good goods.
CT. THOMPSON & co.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1878-07-12
THE SCIENCE OF LIFE
MISREPRESENTATION.
Opposite REVERE HOUSE
PHbIished aud for safe OHFB bB tho PEA
boaV ~ dtrGf fHSfifHfs. No.
BufHHCH street. AfosfoH,

OPPOSITE REVERE HOUSE
sent ., Mail on Receipt Of Price, ~.
The untold m.serie- that result from indisero;iol
90 early life uay ue uevated and cured. Those VII.
doubt tals assertion should purrhas. tnc Medca
WORK published by tur PARODY Medical ISsTTTUTI.
boston. entitled Il. -r#l. .- 4. FEEL. 81. f-I'rssal-
rs-...r E-haust-a Vitality. Nervous and Physical
Debility Vitality impaired by tls errors a; youth
GOO close application CD business may bee restored
and ll-lllrl ru-4lu...
-NAlrAu.L Iouh-. w, have received OBJ, valuable
mediCal works r1ul.slt1 uv thc Peabody Medical Joe
siliut. Iar- books o.. ot actual mart. and should
huI p.lct In every .nt,ln-aut family They mot
che chop .saGT To-. 4uuIllHt1 trash published by lT-
Responsible uart.es aud purchased Go crafty coarse
tastes Boz. are written iH rrfpunf-ble lroieAsiunA
reIrluTlau % cuIueuCe source 60 instruction
vital matters, rruccrulur inch iumentan.e ieuuruucf
exist De lmpaEi-ui subjects presented are ttc2tc4
with dc!-clcr. ability ana care. and as Appendix
many useful prescriptions for prevailing complaints
are added. .-4.tI .aiI 4.l..".-.
The Book to- youur ana Illdl la-anrl men % real
81 uo9 ls the Science Of L-is 0r sef-lreser7atou.
--liruuhHfrfH .iuuTarr..
''lhe Science q Lie o. beyond aIl comparison the
most extraordinary WorE ca Physiology ever publish
"Hore nestled 10 the bottom OF Pandora s. box and
hope pumes her wings anew the issuing Of these
valuable WlrEs. published hy the Peabody Medical
Institute which Teaching thousands how TO avoid
the nahdies that sap the citadel OF Ait.'-fltaas-
eft SHOULD bee read by the Young tna ulidde-aeed.
and even the odd. .--t.f l'H-- Ir. bg.H.-
"Nc earnestly hope that the book science Of Life
viii ana, not only many readers. hut earnest disc
Dies. w. Ii4.t..
''Inl urst aud only Medal ever conferred upon any
medical man iu this cuuutry. recognition OF skill
and professional Service was presented 20 the author
ui tins work March DE- lsll by the National Medica
Asslli4t4al. Altost tuCr, I'LL ll- execution and the
rlchuefs OF its materials. and sze this b. decidedly
the most noticeable medal ever struck M tins country
Tor amy purpose WhutrNcl. 10 was fairy and
wurthi.y bestowed A.s. ftouH!.a,.i., ,fu, 3. 1870
This boob contains more than 80 original pre-
scTipti0ns of excellence. elmer OF which is
worth more than the price Of the beoh.
An illustrated catalogue seas Ca reesirt Of &C. for
postage.
Address as above. The guthur may hr consulted Oh
ali dizeases requiring Ekll aud rz surIeuCe.
Ollt hours A. -. % J.. hI
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1878-07-12
4 Low State of the System.


Pastor Of the Wesleyan Methodist Church at Ptstou
Luzerrg County, Pa.
Ny Dear sir.-Hnvirr 60 various times. personally
and IN my own and other families tested the great
value VI the medicine called PERUVIAN SYRUP. or
Protected solution Of Fr1u1ide Of Iron. most cheer
fully recommend &c. especially 90 those who SUI
ferinF from dyHptpuc or nervous disorders. AZ b
reliable and powerful Alternative. 1t is, ] think,
surpassed; ana tonic tree from all the objection
able features Of alcoholic remedies, ID is most ef-
cigut auxiliary 90 the Temperance caus, one Of the
rreateEt Iindrauc-s o. thc Temperance reform o.
preseu, IS. as think. the medical use o. alcUho.c
stImuiants. Whatever may Doe argued % their
cessity 10 certain cases. UD have 10 tho PERUVIAN
SYRUP safe and cHicleni substitute for those dan
FcrouT remedies. This testimony given unsolicited
with the hope thai some who not yet acquainted
with tne Valuable properties OF the medicine may ue
induced TO- CIV, it d trial
Yours tui. JOHN GREGORY.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1878-07-12

THIS PATENT is now owned by
JOHN CORE ana S. N. WAITE,
and Z right TO use Unjust be secured
from them, Or Its infringement will
be prosecuted 10 the full extent Of
the law.
Aaaress JOHN GOEL or s. 81 WAITE. BrattIeuora.
vermont tug
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1878-07-12

]. The combination. substantially above set
forth Of tue uugHr-na1m protesting lacraly ar uut
-ll 81 tht main frame aud stIf-urait tongue and Cf
t1n tne ruuulug wheels % Tho harvestr-- tine hinged
llG connecting tue unEer-ucau4 and main frame aad
tle haud-lever connected VIII the end OF tbs,
uunsr-ue1m for the purpose uf turning up the outer
Inns aIin.
O. Tho cumhiLatlcu- substantially before sei
fortA Of the nnger-neau projecting laerauv 1t one
side Ut tue main frame ard -ti-draf tongue and of
hofh the ruuulng-Wh-eIs 90 the harvester the link
cuuutctiur the ger-neam aud mann irlue the hand
lever connected With tho inner end % the nuaer-bezI
ana The second lever upon tut main frame
The cumhluatilu. substantially before set
FORTH % tua cutter-sneE. tho cr4ut for Grvu. The
same tine connecting r1l. and the swivel i1u-na-uor
OF tuH c1uucctuErul having Dol Fyuts arranged lol-
ritudi-a..v rs said -1uuecrllE-r.1
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1878-07-12
Human Beauty and aeaurIful Hair.

Since the introduction OF the 'Iondon Hair Color
kestorer" into tins country it has been the wonder
aud admiration OF all classes It has proved o. boz
the only article that will absolutely restore the hair o.
Its original color. health, softness vitality ulster and
hUauty, and produce hair bald heads OF its original
growth and color. As hair dressing 1t IL the most
elean'y and lasting entirely void OF all sticky OF gum
my properties It imparts 20 the hair d gloss and
silken sutness, Removes all scurf dandruf cures
itching scalp, and keeps 70 clean, cool and healthy
ASK your druggist for London Hair Rest0rcrn and
have no other All sell 10 90 70 cents bottle For
sale in Brattleboro hy d. C. willard * Go.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1878-07-12

BRtuurB,sE. WoODsroCE. W., oct. 6, 1870,
SETH W. TowLr & SoNss
Uputlemtu,--1wn years ago / began TO take the Pc
uuFItN STrrr ] was in o. lauruid, hall-aiive state
through inciucut uysrtuela aud defective circulation
OF tn. blood. Three bottles oi the peruvian SrnuI
changed this t1 glowing. bounding health have o.
nine appetite sleep souudlF. and tan walk five miles
easily without resting. Dr busy myself out o doors al
day long without fatigue
a lady cousin. who resides with me, took the syrul
during her recovery from serious illness 90 SOU
weeks. She has been invalid for years. Five bot
Ties oi the Syrup have built uu her system that shf
nov eats heartily sleeps we'll. ana can WALL Three
miles 700 huc weather. without fatigue CONSIDER
the medicine $50 Invaluable Co persons Of scuentar1
pursuits or 90 those who suffer from auruur or low
SHIRTS that relate this personal experience Of iti
on ectf 500 YOU. leaving sou Co make what use you
pleas. 90 my letter.
You're very respectfully
MARY FRANCIS.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1878-07-12

''I believe 10 20 be all wrong and even vickrd'for
clergymen or other public men o. be led into givul
testimonials 20 uuack doctors vile Etufs called
madiciues; hut when really merituriuus article 0.
made M Of common valuable remedies known Co all
and that all physlclans use and trust daily, We
should freely commend 90. therefore chccriuv and
heartily commend Hop Biiter- Tor the good they nav,
done me and my friends. nrmlv believing they have
equal FOR family will not be- without them.
Rev ---.. Washington. D. e..
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1878-07-12

81 DEEM IT MY DUTY TO TELL THE WonLn" what
CDR. swaynes Compound syrup Of Wild Cherry" has
done for me. had violent cough, night sweatf,
sore throat great weakness with severe attacks Of
hemorrhase gave mp all hope OF recovery. am now
cured, a sound and hearty man. Edward Il. Hanson
engineer at sweeurys pottery, 1884 Ridge avenue
philadelphia. over twenty-five years have elapsed
and still remain healthy man. In order that all
may test the great virtues Of Dr. swAynes Compound
syrup OF Wild Cherry have issued trial bottles 81
- eenta. No family should be without this valuable
medicine often-times a single Is cent bottle VIII
cure recent cough or cold, aud thus prevent mucl
suffering ana rihk il also asthma. bronchitis
liver complaints and enriohes aud purines the blood
giving tone and strength 60 the entire system IRA
bottles % cents large sze 81 sold by leading drug
aists. PREPARED only by Dr.. SWavne A son Phiiadel
/ Ihia. L. c. willard Co., agents Tor Brhttlehoro
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1878-07-12
Moving Machines

Nj EssEs. NEWhALL- sTEHBINs having issued
VI Their circular il which they propose Cuarau-
ter all parties using tlt1r moving machines from
damages for infringement Of John Gore pateut the
suusrribers would say 70 them puhhc that 81
NcWAa-l atebulns vii furnish any good evidence OF
their pecuEiary responsibility that wuul6 be respect
able guaranty that damages cuuld be collected Of then
on the issue u sut, they shall be craihed with such
q chance JOHN GORE
:. NJ WAITE
Hr4ttleuoro. Jane J., Is--.
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Railroads
VERMONT VALLEY RAILROAD

,.------------- .-,--1 nN and after oct 2s ls',
fnssa iIi.sa.ls ~ - X trains on this road VIII
81 ~ lenyc BEATILEBOHO for alI
-----------------p0Iui North ut lO:35 a. me-
:i5 D.. u'..a and DO 900 %. uI.
The lu;lUu m. train is express for Montreal with
sleeping car attached.
The 1O;lla. m, train is mail train for Montpelier,
SO. Abluf. lutlauI. burlington. Montreal, the Pas
sumusIe road aud the White Mountain.
The rti. r tu. train De- mail train for Rutland nuH
White Air0rIuuctinu.
Train. leave BELLOWS FALLS for the South. cou-
Meeting With the Connecticut River line at Brattleb"-
rU. as follows: Montreal express train 90 go a. M,
mail aud accommodation. q .4u a. me: mail aud accom-
mudat1u. 2:l5 o.. ia The 3:2l train arrives lu
New AufL at l2:Ou The $40 O.. lu. tram az A;la
an tuesc traIIH make close connection with Boston
Albany I. d., both east anf west of Springfield
s. VI WAITE. Vice President.
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NALUAnLEFTnUrIrs


NAEJABLEk TRUTH
Dc you ar, suffering EfrCm pocr health. or Ian
gushing ou hrd Of sickf ness. take cheer. for
Hop bttters will cure you.
u Nou are SIMPLY al ing: u yqu I-e weak and
u'fliiillH' NliAeui clear Ey showing why,
AAup IBiTtcrH Twill I2eVi,,, vo,,
lf you are minister, ana have oyertaNed Your
self with your pastoral duties or a I1otp.r ,gfT-,
out with care and Worl,
Hop AAittrrs vii u aestore you.
u YOU are a man % bu slness. weakened bv tine
STRAIN OF your everyday 7dutes; OF OF let
tiers, tulnug over yuurE midnight wurL
AlOp HiTteTs wilI htreugthen yOu
10 yuu are young. and sun erinE from any inds-
creii1uor are growing too fast a. IA often the
HAop hittcrs vi II ItelieVe You.
j yru ~ ths work shop. Oh the farm. ct the
craLr anywhere, auu feel that your system needs
cleansing tuuILg or Etm uatlup. ir.thHnf .aio0a-
fH-
Hfop BitGer- il " haT yOu need
II yuu are old, and y Pour pulse Is feeble. your
nerycr unsteady, aud YOU r faculties waning,
Itop IiuI~rs will Awe you New Life
and VI igor.
frB Hap COHgh "a Hre aud PGfH EgeFfeT
tor sale IN Brattleboro tby J. n. Thorn A son
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NTOOnE a IIOWE's
General Insurance Agency,

Oilers RELIABLE indemnity i'll TIRsT-CLAss STOCK
Composites, such as the
.fT.T.I, HIsGRTFORD. PHR.TIE 4
.T.FHIO.N.EL, Of Hartford,
EOstIk Of New I'0rk,
SFRE.NGFIRLD FIRR .u.EEFIH.F2
ROIs.EL Of liverpool, SO.
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NEW LONDON NORTHERN RAILROAD
TLAINs LIAYI IHATTLEBOHU 4
Going south.

TRAINS LEAVE EBATTIEBORO AS FOLLOWS:
s-oing south.
4.l1 q. Dob. for South Vernon. springfield. Ml.icr.f
Fails. Tltchburg. Boston, $50.
$3.50 a. m.. for Conn. River u. d.
Do .ul %. m for Miller. Falls. IitChhurl. H1siuu,
Hlosac Tunnel 49,.
$500 %. lU. fur Conn. River j.. L.. with Titchhurr
train west with fast express for Boston ya Boston
g. Albany IT, d.. aud at Sew L1nduu With steamer
tor NHN York
Ssoing north.
Trains arrive Iu bratiicb0ru-.
lU $50 o.. DIE. from Sew London aud NeW lai..
y 2l 20 ul.. from Mllcrs Falls. huosar Tunnel. hos
tHl. fitchburE NU.
h;4d %. lil.. from springfield. New York. &a
1850 D.. Iu from Boston Worcester. Hoosac Tunnel.
CSC.
10.ll p H.. from Aliers alls Boston. Fiicnburg &c
20. .W. BENTLEY. ton. suI,.
New London, Conn. Nov. 80, 1871. go
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1878-07-12

Diseases Of a cholrratc type prevail. there cause
apprehend visit from them. the system should be-
toned regulated and reinforced by course Of Ho.-
letters stomach Bittera Perfect digestion and
ular habit of tody the best saieauards araiu.'
such maladies and both secured ty inesima-
bile tonic and Alternative. The BitterS are also 81 @
tremely HervcnAhle in rcmedylng such disorders. II
promptly tax lu bilious chulg. dlrrhU- and thn.-
CIV morbus, thr disease De- usually frustrated lu ole
arrhUea only RESTORE tho tone
Of the relaxed bowels. and this s one VI thr spec tt
effects OF this medicine. WIND ou ta stumag. heart
burn, hiousuess. nausea hea GaclD and 9th Eylula
of disturbance In thu gastric and hyuatc region.
are also speedily relieved bv this excellent remedy
As family medicine 70 is invaluable. 30 pr0uuf
Is and completely remedies those ailments which ar.
OF most frequent occurrence