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1t will cure entirely the worst form of Female
Complaints, all ovarian troubles, Inflammation and
liberation falling and displacements and the cOu-
segment spinal weakness, and is particularly
adapted tn the change of life.
Ii will dissolve and eXpel tumOrs from the uterus
in an early stage Of development The tendency
to eancerous humors there is checked very speedily
by its use.
1t removes faintness, fatu.ency. DESTROYS all
craving for stimulants, and relieves weakness of
the stomach. 1t cures blOating headache nervous
prostration general debility sleepessness depres-
sion and indigestion.
That feeling of bearing down, causing pain
weight and backaehe is always permanently cured
by its use.
1t will at all times and under all circumstances
act in harmony with with the laws that govern the
female system.
For the cure Of Kidney Complaints of either sex
this Compound is unsurpassed.
Lydia r.. Pinkham's Vegetable COMPOUND
is prepared at 2S3 and 235 Western Avenue Lynn
Mass. Price sl.00. Six bottles for $500. Sent BY
mail in the form of pills also in the form Of loE-
enges, receipt Of price 81. 90 per box for either
Mrs. Pinkhzm freely answers al letters Of inquiry.
Send for pamphlet Address above. Mention
this paper.
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Death to rheumatism.

The Surgeons Wade Aeeuna, printed in London
nj 1865 says of morbid grOwths and tumors: The
nature of the cause is quite unknown. The RENE
dies equally unknown, for there is scarcely any
morbid growth that is influenced by any medicine
vet discovered
But L. II. FARNHAM has the medicine. Widow
Lamb, of St JOhnsbury, says that more than 25
pounds Of tumOrs and morbid growth have disap-
peared from her body by the use of this medicine.
$500
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No family should be without LYDIA z. PINK
HAMS LIVER PILLS. They cure constipation
biliousness, and torpidity of the liver. IS cents
per box. tMay162
rE Sold by all Druggists. III
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BACKED TO THE LETTER!

Square dealing will be the order of the day as
has been and so will continue Thanking the pub
lie for past favOrs l hope to continue liberal
share of your patronage still and will agree to give
a man more for his money than any one in the
Still at the Old Stand, MoOres Livery, second
building south of Court House, Main Street, St.
VT.
sI-93 II. G.. MOORE.
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PATENTS.
r. H. E DID Y .

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Copies Of the claims of any Patent furnished by
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EDDY, Solicitor of Patents.
TESTIMONIALS.
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You viii be disappointed If you use cheap Plas-
ters Liniments, Pads Electrical Magnetic toys
A SURE REMEDY AT LAST. Price 25ats
IA MEAD'S Medieated Corn and Bunion PIaste
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Benson's Capeine Plaster is a genuine Pharma-
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50 recognized by physicians and druggists
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WILL BE SOLD

at an extraordinary bargain, my residence in Sum
merville. large part of purchase money can lie
on mortgage.
FL RICHARDSON.
st. Johnsbury July 20. 43tf
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When other remedies fail get a BeusoD's Capcine
Plaster. 1922
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TARRANTS
SETTER APERIENT.
A Dose of Tarrant's Settler Aperient

has removed the agony of rheumatism, and its con
tinued use entirely healed the patient. Rheuma-
tism is but little understood. Some empires re-
sort to embrocations which really dangerous
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sulting from acidity. This Aperient corrects all
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matte sufferers are advised to try it. SOLD BY
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Mossrs. Seabury q johnson, Manufacturing Chem
lists, 81 Plat ST., New York:
Gentlemen For the past few years we have
sold various brands Of Porous Plasters. Physi-
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rous Plaster u all others. We consider them one
Of the very few reliable household remedies worthy
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Ready-Made Jackets, Suits
and listers.

Pretty bingham Suits for Children Trimmed
with Torehon Lace, sI.25.
, 1881-11-11

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cr,lnent. Inn. f,hnnzy,s nnnnintn,r,,t to Tin
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aA,xr ,vAtt1sn.
Inn sot,1tsort T. tn,ltannusnj,lo !, I'm. wrttten
tn II frirnl In Nj Ictnrst,,,rT IN snv lint io
viii rctutt ,t,n mi ~ 4 mhnssa,1or at Ycrtin
undcr tho flnmhctto ,ntn;stry>
WHAT RI r,Ix ,,,rrfs a,,,, nv vrsrru,,A ,.,s
nEIATE.
sweia, C,.hlt.
T'Anfs, Nov, O.-All Tho morning pnpors
, 1881-11-11

BERLIN, Nov. l0.-Returns from twenty
SIX second elections for members Of tho
1leichstag slow that tic Socialists won
seats, the National Liberals anu tho Seccs-
si0nfsts & respectively, tile l'rogrcssists 1,
the Popular party 4, the Ccntru party ., ai'tl
the Conservatives |. At Erfurt Secessinh-
ist defeated Dr. Luc!us, Minister Of AsrIcult-
urc, BY n coalition Of tho Secesslonfsts, So
claltsts, and Clcrlcals.
nIsMAI.cK's sTunnollSNEss.
The Proplnztat CorrcsponticS aays:
''Desplte tho result of the cloctlons, tho Gov
ernment means to adhere To Its schemes OF
economical reforIn."
IN nfsMANcK's ESrouNAt,E,
and In Court circles, the Threatened rcsiEna-
toh Of bismarck Is not considered SERIOUS.
1t Is believed MI understanding between tho
Government and sn,nu 0f tho larty leaders In
the Relchstag cnn be brought about.
SURPRISE
Is expressed at tho sensation produced anl0ng
tho foreign press by the Posts nrticlo relative
to Bismarck, which Is regarded III Berlin as
n mero bnl1on I'cssal.
THE ITEMS OF REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE
IN the PrslssiaM budget are estimated at
45,00o. 900 marks.
IT Is sEN1-oFF1clALIr 1ST1si.ArED
tlat, If health permits, tic Emperor will
opcn the Refclsstag IN person.
THE SOCIALIST ILEIlKSEcIiT
Inns als0 been elected to tilo Rachstng at
Otfenbacli, defeating the Conservative.
TIE SOCIALIST 11:uEI.
Is defeated at Dresden, us well rs Lelpslc.
lie Is also candidate Mt Hamburg.
, 1881-11-11


scented to enter tho contest for Member Of
Parliament for Londonderry, III plneo nf
Hugh Inv, appointed Lord Chancellor nf
Ireland.
oHk THOUSAND OPERATIVES
III NoiI'i Sta'forttstltrc pottcrles llaVo Eono
ol' atllRe' ,,
,r,,., ,u. il'* 'Nn,SLt.
=, ~" M't* aass' es1erlaSs taolnet
Co'i!cll II not tic 'ttSt Ut n series In wlllcll
"elellty co1ltfovertett 'lt,cstlo1ls Of rblicy
WIN h"9o 10 10 th,ntaa anti 'interminctt. 1t
u uhaota1n"! tho capinet Will not ho cot1-
Ve"e3 "sh''i Iof Ho'he tthlo TO come, Unless
NJ "l.eSpectel cx1Rehey pfcsentS Itself. We
iit"y ulo'tloro 'hIer' mat the attitttde OF Lilo
government apol' IRISH Questions remains
nhn1o'ca anu 1flmo'nple. forstof VIII r.
turn 70 ire'n,M win no restraint Upon Ills
exeG"t,so .rt" nIe,' aulnorlty. ,,t,,,,,...,
.a11,,t a1ie tss.cs hays' t'nastones Warn1n9 70
a't teAai'es u'u i'ot acetl tanl''et
coo% ~ :" hif" ~ e'4.e'' "tl'I tnetc ~ ''o 1e'l
",,a. 49,. 1,.t9".,s .t.. '"1 "t"3". ,',,
s1'..,, -. wy t' n"pI'ets ''n.c yeSlotay. lho
...,,.a.s.t VIZ .'',a w. ~ c""".'} )" ~
o"Peo'''So' ~ "nRss"S .ss'n' ~ A'''"o'''
c,.,-. 'i.',. i'ii' sAt"HN;
HhiueaoHef ltpl9A@ " IL !tlttE lEo'H lHe
secretary OF tilo PROTESTANT Educational III.
stitntc, says tilo Government have sent no
MISSION TO tue VaslcAI'.
Dunh,s, Nov. lo.-Tha ' lirst si,tinr il 'Hi Of the
Land Commission in Clnrcnorris took ulncn
touny Only four cases were nrcsnn,rl. II
ia 1mvon,I m,aa,on int ovs', l., Mav" "n,ori.
olls for us advanced views on tile iatld tles"
tion. thu Land net will he accepted almost
universally.
REFUSE 70 r..y.
, 1881-11-11


~ was going ia run of and marry a gan1-
bier, and II got out. / was virtuoss then.
Wien first Lift home / went on Richmond
week; / backed envelopes for iirlns-.i Tor a
house on Main 8trect,U
"Une inliar anil halt week wouldn't
pay your lodging ~
It tlidh't, [ went to cheap places Of
lottging, ii aid 70 cents, / know what It is
to i,e liiinKry mud cold"
"ilnve you heard from your family since
this trouble buRnnY,,- ,.,.
brother today. ii Is;
".OAtLtpltYs Nov, 4. tss1,-stsrzn: p,caeo
lot mo hnro yntif cort,dcnco. Teji mo alt, Cali
"'J0HN HAMPTON
"Yllail you ~ back to CallIpo1is ~
mo, sir. Gnllpoils Il iIo place fol. .n,o
now, any more than 1iarmar for Capt. Ear
Itnrt."
"Did Mrs ERrhnrt piend with you. anil
RGt down on her knees and beg You 10 give
, 1881-11-11
FINtfNCTdL.
An Iron and Copper
Investment.
In lssG the IncoEpoTator4 OF tho
NORTH STATE MINING COMPANY

began the examination and development pf tho mln4
csdl Weatth OF North Earolkna nnd after Year, t
labor ind expense bvcaue satiAl14d tAt ttlcy wcEo
rosacased u slch and valuable msncrat properties,
TINT only Required ru!lr0ad TO enabfe tcu, 10 ruur
into the pockets Of their stockholders thousands Of
dollars OF dividends.
Tho psnctpai properties being In Ashe County, re-
mote from transportation. tho 1o2slatnrc Ut North
Carolina was asked to grant special charter for
mining. railroad und teeRTaph putpuses- This cltar-
ter whs G1anted Feb H. ll incorporating tho North
State Mining Company. Under this charter thu cont-
Pany have acquired vcry valuable privileges; powot
10 buy and soil Mines and mineral lands 10 carry On
tho mining hd reduction OF ores. tn Ai A branches;
to CONSTRUCT railroads ind telegraph lnns connecting
it, mInes NTH trunk lines Ut railroad telegraph
lines. and for the purpose ut constructing aid rn,-
road nnd telegraph lines II has power Issue bonds
to tho amount Of EatAG per milo. The capital stock
uf tho company Il $l10Mur. divided Into &lAC1J
Aharcs Of uAr value Of is pof shhrr.
In stan,y County. t~onty-three miles from snl!sbu
~. on the l1edmunt Att.Ltnp 1toad In North EMFu~
1fhs, IL thu vellnoxn croral! GOd 3tine. which IN
we'll equipped and Developed Tho cstaie rur*I.ts uf
SO acres OF land reil nnd tertu roll. cuvuud with
hcavy KFowth Ut timber. It hns nuniatuus veps Ut
gDd quartz hpUh H. ud about aU Ut nurtferpux
gravel which Jsls's nussouF no nuxsats and cuurhe
Eo'd. The company assn OWN and opesAtu u iarle
eaw.mIll In Oonuect.on With tue mine.
In A4he County the company have IRTgu tracts Of
mineral lnnd. AiuunU them TeEy vAtuah1u Cuptpr
.ue, earring suiA and Bi!vcs. which property Ut
u, aares. covered with heavy t.mber This ui!nu is
fully Canlppel with uUdeEu machinery. aud hA4 ni-
ready produced iau quantity Ut tlch and Ya1uaeIe
usn.
Prot. Emnaous !ato state Gooloxtat Ut North Car..
,.I1as iFo! As.s, n1ate 9"ooRsst " >ttn t"ro'hA'
!lo1. - u. Mcenesne!, aiin!hs oeoios'stt waiter
favorable reports about this tune, 'fhoy concur IN
loo posles t. Eses lnocauon " RIeat comaefc'At
nnu LA. W s.e - Ht"1e VI tnn orc.
~ w '"o VI ''e pe'' t0s'"S S"ppoe 'oaos
~ . r,1s eo.n'.1. .,,-
"non kn1 sue!.s .a1 anaaGoS ~ nn.saea INC aal'y
rs.s !ao'u ~ ~ sus sN.u - es.neu ~ 10 to'o"s'
1'y so.a =, wv IT uay' nscsao. ~ PVT eon! cs'p
re!s s'iu ~ ~ koa *Au Meos ~ to,' "ih eTha
*H@" poa nay' ~ ata .'on*u ~ oa5e ~ .e fsar' VIII
equa' tUtAs a.oss ea9ninss' pef yonr MhSh me new
saat " hn1sueo @u m n.aue ~ the se'ff
.ho FL a.. sasv ~, ~ w. a ~ .nu onu u.
w "s so. ., 49, - @ ~ ~ ~ ~, ~ s~ >"'o s'e'"~'t''
, 1881-11-11

Mary Colley. 0 yours Ut aEu, died at I O'Clock
yesterday AFTERNOON ut the residence OF her
rnrets NJ. :s.l state street, from tho effects Of
burhs she hatt received tho afternoon previous.
Il. scen,a TINT Wednesday attcraoon she built
honhro'In the rear OF tler hume, add, with lot
whcl hcr clothing WAS jEnttod by contAct
With tho hamcs. She started for the house
screaming with terror. but wa. met BY Mr;;
cxtilvuishcd The btaze. DR.. Simmons attended
her, hut tho shlck to her system wAs too much,
, 1881-11-11

.HtatFHV HftNW. ,
Future hLstoriMns snay nttd 3n tho hahlts ot
twu ut tho most brilliant hut waywArd Kaaluto1
poiEt4Sn common of which ths uus&lde world
know nut ustlu, Hu4h. In spite Ut their Ut tinass
democratic uttorAuoa9, xro essentially AFlsso.
kltns; butt Il In the asrapgeaent u their daily
, 1881-11-11

Aro4,a,s Heef, lrou, nna Wins, with
Cneboult, the standard inadiplnal tonlc OF this
progressive axc. IT onrtohcs the bluod. prosupt"
itnnr,ves digestion, uto. heau,t, 4 round furtn,
bright eycs, hlppy Atats u tQind. Arunls drug
storc, G9ruar AAllspu stFept uud Fifth &venue.
, 1881-11-11
TUNIS.

TuSIs Nov. 10.-Two trIlms III tho onorthern
part Ut thu Regency have formally s,lbM[ttou
to the FruncE,. Tho Ehicts Of a1,other trlba
ara negotiating with lhe French.
rI.ACAltDS
are postetl III TunIs stating tllnt thb French
Chambers have resolved to ,nalntail, the
treaty Of May II.
, 1881-11-11
AI4G GEnIA+

PARIS, Nov. lG.-UnlobccQues' column III
Al, engagement with Algerian lnsurgents III
tho South, lost !iyn killed uni seven Wounded.
Tue loss OF Insurgents Was heavy.
, 1881-11-11
BUSINESS NOTICES,


Tho physiological tejuyeslaior Of ,the organic
systoal. and sicelna ourst for tplpotpnoy, ster.
iilty, auniinal weakness, loss Of nlosnory, uorv-
t.tls dri,ifity sick and ueryoua AUnlAt4u; Ut.I-
stitt.,ipna al rclnedy for dyspAps!a and neuralgia
Is supplying nuryo and bsain power. lHent by
u,Il itoimlll, 81 por loxt for &4. Pamphlets
aiu ul Lake atrcet. Caluuao, ILL.,. agents, and for
kata by all HFuRR8tA,
, 1881-11-11

SYDNEY, N. Is. ". Nuy l0.-Thc Legls-
lnttye AssunIb'y expnllctl c. A. Uaker, Into
Minister of Minus, III consequence of tic ru.
port of u eom,Alttos upon charges III coll
,,ecllon Will, tlls disposal ut tlle con,pensa-
lIoii awarded to tie Melbourne Mintng Com.
tl1nYt
, 1881-11-11

1,IsAsTIluUh FIAtOps.' .
VIENNA, NQH lu-All alle rivers Of Upper
Albania lIayo oyorllowel theiT banks Juud
large tracts Of !alA aro Inundated: AT
6cutari several lives l,ayo bUen lost.
, 1881-11-11
GREAT BRITAIN.


GREAT BRITAIN.
4 l,it1 JOB AHEAD.
LONDON, Noy. 1U.-tilatlstonc. In his speech
at Gulldl,all last night, declared tliat the law
lia been enforced with tirllncss md decision
III ireland. Its enforcement hal been ILL
trusted To those agents WHO lintl nlrca,ly
earned tltlo to tho gratitude Of their coull-
trylnen by tho courage and exemplary pa.
tletlco with which they performed their tlll-
tics. Thu Times says: "Tllis emphatic state
lnent n,ay Berye rs n warning to those tom
ants who haye besn tempted to yield, oven
temporarily, to tho 'no-rcnt' policy. Won,l.
tprstatt that n practical difficulty Of c1,gag-
ing III conflict with Il largo body OF the Irish
tenantry Is to 10 met, II occasion arise, by
tuking one by une tllo counties II, which ro-
sistu!tce to rent may bc organized and by
using fur tho enforcement OF the law the
wllolu power Of Tho executive, The landlords.
II assured t!lat tho Government will strel,u.
ously support ttlolr legal rights, now that tho
last solnblance of injustice has been removed,
may bu called upon, In certain districts, to
postpone their demands until tho rccnlcitrn,tt
tenants arc REDUCED to submission elsewhere,
II IL plui. thus TINT tic law will he ulfectunl-
ly viutcated. Those who have time to re-
fleet will probably prot by tho exemplary
punishment Of their fe.laws.''
nobody IN Low: WITH Po1ssrEl,.
srlie Putt Altllt Guzettc, commenting OH
the complimentary allMstol,, Mt tlia GufldllaIl
| banquet, to tho Irish administration Of For
sIvr, says: "Wo have to pay for tho dcgrue
| Of order that l,as huen securetlby .leepel,ed
| ltsntfectlon. 1t would be n great ,iistAke to
suppose TINT only FenIatls untl rcbuls rcscnt
the work Forster Ia doing. Tho professional
cinsses nro aeeply inculisud nt the scalltlnluus
, 1881-11-11

TlxE sioux OF THE COMPANY CAN
he OBTAINED THROUGH ANY NEr'-
UTAuLE 1BuOkElt lONSECTED WITH
THE atISINu ExUHANGEB. AT THE
CURRENT MARK FIT RATES.
, 1881-11-11
THE EARHART SUICIDE,

THE EARHART EIT1C1DE.
--
Strange Statement from the Woman
In tile CnHc-t'Oh. Lovo Him Nctter
than NY Lifos 1to's tho Only Friend
1 Eser Had i''-.an Interview with
ear'' tsarnart. ,,u.
MI, ,t,, 1,,,,,n., .x'.nals a'nt sa, :.
se So w1,u a te ' Eairer @ yssterday ' us. ,t,or,-
Ing contained r Marietta tlEsuatcil announ-
cling tic suicide Of Mrs. Cant, Nut Earllart OIL
account Of domestic troub,u-that y Miss
Lille v. 1iamnt,,t,. Of thIs ri eity. = lad lad
dtlty--n,, EnYt.trcr reporter was dis
uatcl,gtl to hunt the disturbing clement IN
and m,ni:a ,,cr ,u.,sr,ailss T IT, ,."s Iaarnsd
that she iaad rehted house At Aa west e'td
Of the city Til the 3lst Of October, hut the
Indy WHO answered the bell antt she was not
in ; had gpnc away early in the morning, At
home, having spent the day ut Burnet Woods
1'nrk rejecting OIL tile sud affair. SilH said
that through the a,lyIce of her physician, Dr.
L. y. carr, sl'e hau foiaseu 70 we any ~
porter, "s sIle way ul''lsr 1featment lor heAt!-
to ourselves s1,e finally consented to placu
hcr statement bofore the readers Of lila
tftrnt4
4'Wussui., wv. ,is ,,-, ,......
M, Mlss ,i! hampton is no volnptuous beauty
muc, about hcr characteristic Of tho yoluptu-
.,...'n " ',..,. .'o.,"a.1
All'ca' ol!Aaf; L., uet na''as are Mei"lel pump
nor di,,p,e.t. but long; ioan' and tapering;
but blue. though when animated they be.
cOllU dark, Her skin Is fRlr. though iur
face bears traces OF ECZEMA. Her inont!, Is
s!na ana hsr FEATURES , fcga'ar, and her
e. d country giri. neither plump, luscious,
nor huxonl, but tall, lank, mid lean.
ltcr laIr was black aud banged in
front. front. 9ld l!er nla,ncrs .9 lady.!lke and ~.
possesses Il iine iow Of language, aud, rs lie
reporter eutered tho tllnlng-ruol,l where ahe
wis seated by the glowing elnbers Of 4 cheer
ful fire, she GxcIail,lcd: "Oh, cannot tali.
as GDd Is iny Judge this was not my work. l
wolnnn back: THOSE, poor children. ,My
Mi. / Do loye hin ,yet. / thought tlls
'wnfnnsl had n strong lnl1tl: never thought
giadly rive inv own lie II l couid bring buck
to lifc TINT woman. Oh. t!lose poor. mother
less children ~
Far s0!nc. moments slie continued IN, this
straIul, placlnE ler Land upon her bend md
ois!,s!If ftl,s S sai.s VIII: 1' ~ '0s.
"Nhen t.itl you, first become acquainted
*AGont four years ago. OH tho stea,rsr
natt. Over year after that lnes HIN agatn.
him.
"llDW long have you been living with
",Wcll, llo l,ns been friend, to me about
eighteen months or two years."
, 1881-11-11

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gy Company, Of Columbus, lilude all. assl9,l-
iiient tottay: Assets, sUoooo; liabilities, sso,'
, 1881-11-11

ksain dc.llux ytelus large peodts. Fosp4Mphlet
aud electric pan reports Wr1tA - ". Z. Hollc p
Co., Brokers, 1A La s8ilc-st., Chicago.
, 1881-11-11

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tnlUed nt thu GompanyA utlce No. t. broadway, Suw
Ynrk CITY, -.-