Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-05-03
SANDWICHES.

We arc strongly disposed 10 regard th4t person
| rs tho best physician who does most TO alleviate
human suffering, Judged from this standard, Nfrs,
Lydia F. Pnkham, 2)5 Western Avenue, Lynn.
Mass, is entitled 70 the front rank for her Vcgota-
bio Compound is daily working wonderful cures In
female dlscases. Send Ter circular 10 the above
address. l7wa
A slightly improved feeling may be
| noted in the Boston wool market, and al.
though any little spurt of activity has the
effect Of stilfening Mp prices, yet slight
advance seems TO cause a cessation Of buy
ing on the part Of the manufacturers.
Present quotations here are now about one
cent per pound higher than last year.
Average lots Of new southern California
wool can be bought in San Francisco at
eighteen ccats and choice lots at twenty.
six cents. Advices from Kentucky report
that buyers there are offering twenty. five
cents pound. witbstnnding he sales
OF wool in Boston from January TO date
have been upwards of 100000 pounds
more than for the correspondent. period of
1881, yet the receipts during the same
time have increased in like proportion.
The most trustworthy authorities believe
that wool is now selling at the lowest point
TO be reached the current year.
Messrs. Ely Bros, Druggists, Owego, y. Y.
| Gents-E hare improved greatly since commenced
using Cream Balm for CataFih, / feel like u new
| man. EIy's Cream balm is blessing to suffering
humanity. JOHN d. FARRELL, Hartford, Conn.
| Ely's Cream Balm Co., owego, N. Y. Gcnts-l
have never found any thing like Ely's Cream Balm
| for the cure OF Catarrh. W. T. BATES, lQl Hanover
| t Boston, Mass.
{ have been a sufferer tor years with Catarrh, and
under pbysician'' treatment for overa year, have
tried number Of "sure cure" remedies and obtain.
ed no rollci. was advised 10 try Ely's Cream
| Balm. u gave INC immediate relief. ! believe 1
am new entirely cured. G. S. DAVIS, First Nation.
| al Bank, Elizabeth. Nd, Aug. II, 1872
| Price JOcents. l7w3
Lust Saturday two iufurnll machines
were found in the New York mail bag.
One mad exploded, burning and scattering
the bs. and contents, but the other was
intact and consisted of box filled with
explosives. These machines were directed
10 w. Ii. Vanderbilt and Cyrus w. Field
The same evening similar machine cx-
plodsd in the hall way of John II. Daven-
port, whose residence it is thought was
mistaken for that of Superintendent Wal.
ling of the pelice force. 1t is thought by
many that these machines were the work
of socialists who want TO make trouble but
considering tho clumsy nature of the
attempts and the comparative harmless
moss of the machine ii is much more likely
the work of some crank who thought to
create an excitement.
| Clear head and voice, easy breathing, sweet
breath, perfect smell, taste and hearing, no cough
no distress. These are conditions brought about
in catarlh by the uso of Sarforls Radical Cure
| Complete treatment for 81. 1sml
a few weeks since, i. J. Parker, Gus
toms officer at frclighsburg, y. e., was
found ono morning lying In tho street,
nearly dead. He lived one or two days,
but was unable 10 give any account OF the
occurrence. lIc was buried, and on Mon.
day last the body was exhumsd and q
thorough examination made by physicians
Bruises were discovered upon The head
and arms as though they might have been
received while attempting TO ward of
blows. 1t is thought that II he was struck
by any person that 10 was rendered insen
siblo aud death resulted from exposure.
The case has bad look AMI searching
Investigation Is to be made.