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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1882-09-06
Rutland.

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The Rutland OddlellOws 90 10
Saratoga Oh Thursday 10 attend q
grand parade, Fare for tho round trip
e2,00,
"A heavy rain foil on Sunday AFTER
noon.
&C, II, Richardson, Of tho Berwick
house, Is to build residence on Grove
street,
The first excursion from Rutland
TO New York will start Oh Tuesday,
Sept, 20, going over tho Bennington
and Rutland railroad and citizens line
or steamer ilom Troy. They will be
under the management Of Col, Frank
G. White Of tho Remington roOd, tho
first originator Of these popular cScur'
sions.
The republican party Of Rutland
should show that II has sufficient self
respect, courage aud manhood, To DO
It's own master, exclusive Of the dicla-
ton Of IL two cS-goycmorS, or ut
least to choose It's own masters,
MIR. John l., liatchcller, settled IN
Detroit rs the manager OF the Detroit
Marble Company, which Is composed
of the Dorset marble company aud
Sheldon aud sons Of Rutland.
Over 800 crates and baskets Of
peaches arrived at and passed through
Rutland on Saturday.
On Monday evening Of last week
the family OF Gen. W. y. w. Ripley
gave an elegant entertainment at the
Opera House, in honor of the engage
ment of their eldest sou, William i.
Ripley, to the daughter Of W. w.
REYNOLDS. The refreshments and leo
cream were Of the first class, furnished
by Langmaid, Rutland's new caterer.
The reunion Of the veterans of the
seventh Vermont regiment here last
week was a fine sittcss. On Wedncs-
day the veterans, escorted by Post
Roberts, the first Colonel, ut Evergreen
Cemetery, where memorial addresses
were delivered by Col. William +.
Holbrook of New York, and Gen. w.
Y. W. Ripley. "A spirited camp fire
was held ut tho Fois Grounds In the
evening. Addresses were delivered by
Col. Holbrook, Col. A. +. Walker,
Gen. Ripley and others.
Politics runs high,-betwecn the
candidates, Walter c. Landon, repub-
lcan, and l.. W. Redington, democrat,
with the outlook decidedly in favor OF
Mr.. Redington's election. The civil
authority on Saturday took the liberty
to strike off GOO democratic names
from the check list, Which creates great
excitement; which together with the
situation of liquor affairs, makes the
political cauldron boil red hot.
John w. Cramton has leased the
Bardwell House to. Henry Carpenter,
who has been its clerk for many years.
Some fellows, thinking it wit, put
Grape an the doors of the closed liquor
saloons on Saturday.
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West Randolph.

West Randolph.
r.. j. Kimball gave Gov. Farm
ham reception at the Kimball Wilt
Friday eve.
Mrs. Lucy Curtis was 100 year.
old Saturday. 200 people, includin;
the band, called on her. She look
rather old, but does not appear near al
old.
We never saw politics so lively IL
this place as now. There were many
split tickets in the field.
School began Monday with about
the usual numhet of scholars.
There are now 100 pupils in the
normal schools;sx
The republicans of this town nom.
mated Bradford Tewksbury for town
representative Saturday night. The
nomination was made unanimous.
The rain on Sunday was worth
hundreds of dollars to us, although
rather too late. ~
Our city boarders are leaving us.
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All Sorts.

Arab doesn't got whipped very FAST
anyhow
Coup's circus has gone te pieces IL
Detroit, being overwhelmed viii
sheriif's attachments,
The Chicago papers are discovering
wild men IN tho woods Of Northern
Michigan, Probably some oftheir old
subscribers.
Bisconnler, probably tho oldest maj
IN "York State" died at Rcdford, ageC
i07 years aud ten months,
An old lady, hearing that JOIN
Bright contemplated visiting this eoun'
try, hoped that he wouldn't brlng hi
"disease" with him,
The sale Of intoxicanls has been for
hidden in all restaurants Of the Crane
Trunk Railway.
A Kansas joker has had to pay
$4,000 for destroying u mans eye
with an explosive cigar
Finding It impossible to got u living
in this country without working for II
those Russian Jews are still returning
home.
A stranger called at iorty.cigh,
different houses in Cleveland and askc'
"Is the boss ut home 7" There was
no man at home in any one instance
and yet iorty-scven Of tho womeI
promptly replied, "Yes, sir--what dc
you want!"
An Oskaloosa man Is reported to be
"thc proud father Of his seventeenth
child" and the Boston Transcript
comments: 1t does not take much tC
make some people proud.
Estimates of the western wheat crol
are continually growing larger. The
Chicago Times thinks it will exceed
the largest ever raised by 70,O00,OO(
bushels.
There is q good deal Of worldly wis
dom in this old plantation saying -
"Remembcr, young man, dat de bcs
fricn' ycr's got on dis earth is better
fricn' ter himself den he is ter you."-
[Syracusc Herald.
Says the Philadelphia Bulletin -
eve recommend consideration o.
some plan for stopping the exhibition
and sale of photographs of half-naket
actresses" Does the Bulletin maj
want a Dartmouth students room tc
be utterly desolatc and without adorn'
ment?
A good authority says that the M
i. church, on an average, organizes
ten new Sunday schools, dedicate'
fourteen new churches and adds two
new parsonages each week during The
year.
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VERMONT.

An industrious hen at Morrsvill,
has Matched 45 chicks at one setting
She must have "spread" herself some
St. Johnsbury has grocery firm
which does S250,000 business an
nually. Who got up this lie?
The fund for a monument to com
memorate the battle of Bennington has
reached $4,000.
The Rutland county court opens on
Tuesday, Sept. p. There are 50 cases
on the jury caldedar.
1t is said that a four-year-old Chel
sea girl sings any tune after hearing i
once, and will play any tune on thu
organ.
The Rutland Standard says-"Tht
town looks lonesome with the run
shops all closed up.
A West Hartford cemetery is put tc
a new purpose-a citizen having re-
Gently buried horse therein near the
graves of the human dead.
Lamoille county has but two coloret
voters. Chittendcn has IS, and Rut
land SO. The entire state has 314.-
Woodstock has the largest number o
any town in the state.
In West Hartford, the other day, {
drunken man collected his wife's cloth
ing and set fire to it, and then left thu
house, locking the doors behind him
Fortunately the fire was seen by tn
neighbors and extinguished.
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An Extraordinary Story.

Another remarkable story has 10 be
added 10 the long llsl Of curious aud
exciting narratives connected with the
NlhilIst cause. The ST, Petersburg
correspondent of tho Voitaire guar0n'
tees the authenticity Of tho following
facts which are said TO have materially
increased tho anxiety ielt In the Rus
sian capital for tho ears safety
Shortly after the opening Of the Mos
COW exhibition, which was recently IN
auguraied by tho Duke vladimir, n
young mau demanded Ill audience OF
tho chief of police NJ 81. Petersburg,
lilo refused 10 state his crraud TO any
Of tho subordinate officials, 20 after be-
Ing carefully searched he was admit
ted TO tho presence Of the general.
Here he stated ut once that he was
sent by the revolutionary party, aud
explained his mission on the following
terms "rhc emperor h prevented
from going to Moscow through his fear
of our schemes. Ills dread will cease
to DO justified when hc grants consli'
tuition, Then hc need fear no conSpir'
acy, aud con 50 with safety wherever
he plcascs. 1t has fallen to my lot TO
inform you that if tho emperor persists
in his rcactionary policy nothing can
save him, Neither my friends nor
myself wish to murder him treachcr-
ously. Alexander III. is warned as
was Alexander II, We do not assas'
sinate, but We render Justice AT
this point of the interview the police Of
iicer seemed anxious to call in assist
ancc, but the young Nihilist stopped
him and added: III do not wish to be
subjected to the indigniiy Of torture.
| could have killed you, hut. wc do moi
commit murders nsclcssly." With
these words the youth stepped back a
few PAGES, and knocked two large but
tons with which his cuffs were fastened
against his forehead. The buttons be-
ing full of violent explosive substance,
burst, and inflicted such wounds on the
young man that he expired in few
moments, leaving no trace rs to his
identity. The sensational incident has
reminded the public that the murder Of
Alexander II. was preceded by similar
warnings. Il London Telegraph.
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The Connecticut woman who sues a
man for $40 that he promises her if
her praying should bring rain, bases
her claim upon the assertion that her
prayers did bring shower the very
next night. 1t is strange, if she has
so much confidence in the power Of her
prayers, that she does not pray that the
mans heart shall be inclined tn pay in
stead of seeking the help Of the courts
to compel him. In a practical case,
however, she evidently believes that
the power Of the court may be worth
more than thousand prayers.
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Mr.. MARsH's LIBRARY.-The Libra
ry of the late George P. Marsh, our
minister to Italy, is by his desire to be
sold entire to this country, if possible,
and Rev. DR.. Nevin of the Protestant
Episcopal church in Rome one of his
executors, has come over to effect this,
1t is fine collection of historic, ethlog.
ic and linguistic books and manuscripts
much of it impossible to duplicate, and
is valued at $4,000.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1882-09-06

At Montreal thief went into the
hall of a hotel while the boarders
were at supper and gathered up all the
hats. He was making his way out
when boarder, little behind time,
came in and asked him what he was
about "Oh," says the thief, "Tm
taking the gentlemen's hats around to
Leary's to get smoothed." "Well,"
replied the boarder, stake my hat,
too" "Certainly, sir" and the &C.
com,nodat!ng thief, and vanished
Hotel Mail.
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TAX NOTICE.

The undersigned as Collector of Taxes Of
School District No. 10, in the Town Of Pom.
fret, Windsor County. Vermont, has extend
cd u warrant for the collection Of taxes on
the following described land, situated in said
Pomfret being the farm commonly known
rs the flax Farm" containing one hundred
and fifty acres more or less. lying on the
Norlherly side OF the road leading from
Lyman Mayham's house TO Samuel Bailey's
house, aud whereon Elmer Fraser now lives,
winch Daniel W. Fraser occupied on April
LIST, A. ID. 1870, for the non.payment of a
tax of Eight Dollars and Forty Gents, duly
list or ioiV, against said Daniel w. Fraser
and for u tax of Eight Dollars and Eighty
two Cents, daily voted by said School Dis
lrct on said Granl List, against said Daniel
W. Fraser, each Of which taxes was duly
assessed on said land; and also. another
piece of land situated in said Pomiret,
which said Daniel W. Fraser occupied on
April LIST, A. y. 1879, known as the |old
Conant Farm" now occupied by j. G. & s.
Sherburnc, containins geventy.fvc acres
more or less, bounded Northerly by lands OF
Gardner Mclcall Easterly by lands OF
Judcth Ordway; Southerly by Ian is of p.
p. Williamson, and Westerly by lands Of
said Metcal and Sumner Shcrburne, for the
non-paymcrt Of Il tax OF One Dollar and
Seven,y.two Cents, and q tax of One Dollar
and Eighty -one Cents, each duly voted by
said School District, on said Grand List,
against said Daniel W. Fraser, and duly as
scssed on said land last described; and so
much of each of said pieces of land as IS
necessary to pay the taxes aforesaid re.
spectively thereon assessed, with costs. will
be sold ut Public Auction, at tho School.
House in District, AT one o'clock in the
afternoon, of the 3Oth day Of Sep
TENDER next.
WILLIAM HUTCHINSON.
Collector of School District
No. 10, in Pomlret, Vt.
Dated August 22nd, 1882.
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Or fierce's Pellets or sugar-eOaied
granules-the original little liver pills
(beware Of imilatlons,) -eure sick aud
bilious headache, cleanse the stomach
aud bowels, and purify tho bllod, 10
get genuine, sec Dr. fierce's signature
and portrait on Government stamp rs
cents per vial by drngglsls,
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UNITED STATES CoURTs.-The reg
ular October term of the United States
Circuit and District courts, for the
Vermont District, will be holden at
Rutland, Oct. 8, 1882, at 2 P. NJ.
The time for noting cases for trial will
expire Sept. Is.
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A MONSTER TIMEpIECE.-The large

A MONSTER TIMEpIECE.-The large
clock at the English house of parlia-
ment is the largest one in the world
The four dials in this clock are twenty
two eject in diameter. Every half
minute the minute hand moves nearly
seven inches. The clock will 60 eight
days and half, thus indicating any
neglect in winding it up. The winding
up of the striking apparatus takes two
hours. The pendulum is fifteen feet
long; the wheels are cast IRON; the
hour bell is eight feet high and nine
feet in diameter, weighing nearly 10
tons, and the hammer alone weighs
more than four hundred pounds
This clock strikes the quarter hours and
by its striking the shorthand reporters
regulate their labors. At every strike
new reporter takes the place of the
old one, while the first retires to write
out the notes that he has taken during
the previous fifteen minutes.
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A woman At Lincoln, H., lei $500
IN cash by will "to the widow in Lin
coln who shall first secure q husband, I"
In less than an hour every unmarried
man IN that town had taken to the
swamps,
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70 The losses to the New England
farmers by the long and severe droutl
this year, are estimated by the New
Hampshire board of agriculture, at
81 100000 on the corn crop and
So, 100000 on farms, gardens and or
chards,
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A Foolish MRTAKI,-DOn't make the
mistake OF eonfounding u remedy ofmerit
with Quaek medicines, We speak from
experience when we say that farker's
Ginger Tonic Is sterling health restor-
alive which will do oil that Il claimed for
II, We have used II ourselves with the
happicst results for Rheumatism and when
worn out by OycIwOrk, Sec ad,-lTimes,
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"Figures are not always facts. but the
incontrovertible facts concerning Kidney.
worth are better than most figures. Fol
instance SIT is curing everybody" writes
q druggist. "Kidney-worth is the most
popular medicine we SELL" 1t should be
by right, for no other medicine has sucl
specific action on the liver, bowels ant
kidneys. Do not fail try 1t.
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pEIssONALJ qD MY ONLYI

Tng y0IfMG BrLT Co., Marshall,
Mich, viii send Dr., Dyes Celebrated
Rleetro.VOltalc BELTS and Electric Ap,
planes on trial for thirty days TO men
(young or old who are afflicted with
Nervous Debility, Lost Vitality aud Man
hood, aud kindred troubles, guaranteeing
speedy and complete restoration OF health
aud manly ylgor Address ~ above, n,
B,-No risk Is Incurred, ~ thirty days
trial II allowed,
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ANSWER THIS Can you find case
of Bright's Disease of the Kidneys,
Diabetes, Urinary or Liver Complaints
that is durable, that Hop Bltters has
not or cannot cure? Ask your neigh
bors if they can.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1882-09-06

Our Western people are liable to be
laid low by malarial fever when break
ing up new lands. The folks in the
East are also complaining of fevers,
chills and agues, arising from decaying
vegetable matter and imperfect drain
age. For either East or West the best
remedy is Ayers Ague Cure.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1882-09-06

~ Malone doesn't stand any fool.
ing on the assessment robbery question
He has just ordered the Stalwart office,
holders of Virginia to stand and deliver
five per cent. of their salerics to his
State committee in addition to Hub
BELLS two per cent. steal. AS Malone
is the apostle of Reputation, the only
chance the oflice-holdcrs have left is ia
declare for Reputation and quote Ma
hone to justify it.
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70 The national debt was reduced
SIG, 128,261.24 during the month of
August. There will be so much the
more then of surplus revenue for Robe
son and his fellow thieves to steal.
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DEATHS.

In South Pomfret, Sept, 8, Henry u.
Hutchinson, aged CGSears, mos. 10 dys,
In SO, Woodstock, at the town farm,
Sept, 2, Albert Atwood, son Of the late
"bce hive" Atwood, aged 4Gycars,
In Norwich, Sept. 8, Miss Ella Gle,
daughter Of |, l., Gle, aged about 10 yrs !
also, Sept. /, j. l., Tolman, aged 81 years,
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Election,

The Dutch have taken Holland "
usual, Light vote and considerable on
element, In this town the Democrats
might have done better than they did
but lot II pass. The way to do Is to
vote for your representative every time
On the 9Th ballot we were tempted to
cast our first republican vote, In order
to close this "Tom foolery," for &. T.
Marsh, but We did not, aud Mr., Ken
dali was elected. We think NJ this
juncture We might have defeated the
election of Mr., Kendall, but rs tho late
Lemuel spooucr would say, Perhaps
It il just rs WE'LL" Mr., Kendall will
make u fair representative. In the 20
years that We have lived In this burgh
We never saw 80 sharp q contest for
Town Representative. The following
Is the vote of Woodstock In full -
FIRST BALLOT.
Kendall 1922, Marsh %, Seaver SO,
Greene 80, Pinney, d., Al, scatter
ing ..
SECOND BALLOT.
Kendall 1855, Marsh 10, Montague,
"a, Seaver 20, Greene "a, n. Paul 10,
Pinncy, d., 20, scattering !.
THIRD BALLOT.
Kendall 1863, Marsh 1888, Scaver
II, Greene II, Paul s, Montague II,
pinney, d., IS, o. Il. Marsh s.
FOURTH BALLOT.
Marsh li2, Kendall Ia, Montague
2, Seaver II, Greene 10, Pinney, d.,
8, Paul 2, o. +. Marsh /, scattering l..
FIFTH BALLOT.
Kendall l59, Marsh l4s, Greene 3,
Seavor 4, Paul /, Pinney, d., 10.
SIXTH BALLOT.
Kendall 1856, Marsh 1872, Pinncy, d.,
Z, Greene 2, Montague 2.
SEVENTH BALLOT.
Kendall l54, Marsh 1876, Pinney, d.,
10, Greene 2, Montague 2.
EIGHTH BALLOT.
Marsh 1852, Kendall l75, Pinney,
d., Q, Greene A, Paul /, Montague |,
Seaver /, and Kendall was declared
by 8 majority.
L. p. Poland 231, fetch err 50, VIM.
w. Grout so, w. G. French l, j. w.
Tyler /.
STATE, REPUBLICAN,.
Barstow 1888, Pingree 1888, Du Bots
1888. Democratic, State, A each ;
County, 40 each.
SENATORS, COUNTY.
Dart 312, Mcintosh 3l2, Goodwin,
284.
STATES ATTORNEY.
Stickney, 3ll.
JUDGES.
Pingree 312, Danforth 3O7, Miller3 8.
SHERIFF.
Amsden, $40.
HIGH BAILIFF.
G. j. Wallace, 81.
JUDGE OF PROBATE.
Porter, 311.
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Liberation Notice.

This Is to certify that have THE day given
my son. Oscar Harlow, his time, during the
remainder Of bis minority, ! shall pay no
debts his contracting nor claim any OF hia
wages from tins date. have also given him
the remainder O. bis wages earned since last
February. O. o. HARLOW.
East Barnard, August 2Sth. 1872.
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A. G A RID.

TO all who ara suffering from tho errors
and indiscrttions OF youth, nervous weakness,
early decay. loss OF manhood, 30, viii send
a recipe that will cure YOU, FREE or CHARGE.
This great rom, dy was dacoyer'd by q mission.
AIRY In South America. Send solf addressed
envelope to tho l,ev. JosEPa 4, ISMAY,
Station u Neo York Ciy
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Wholesale Prices
AT RETAIL !

| shall sell lhe following articles
named aud OlheF Goods IN Stock At
Prices that will please my customers,
| guarantee tho GOods 10 be Of the best
quality, win name a few articles that
| have IN Stock, VIII swap Goods for
Wood, Hay, hulier, Eggs, Potatoes,
Oats, or other Produce that | can
handle,
Cracked Cocoa, Jagoa shells, lhoma.
Chocolate Gelatine, ilOrseford's iiak,ng
Powder, National Yeast, Crehm Tartar,
Soda, Cayenne, White and iilatk Peppers,
sage, fimeplo, casia, Ginger, Muslard.
Nutmeg, cloyes MaeaTonl, cgTnnls,
kasihs, CItIon, ENtraeis Lemon, Vanilla,
lilo zoe, Java Is and 800 per d., Moea, teas
Japan per H., 10 down to 80, 50 20 ~, 90
10 80, rs 10 65 Wood Pals 2 hOOped i5e, q
do, ihei sOaps-iiabblls vs. cakes VI, climaI
" cakes ~, Japaneze, Ivory, French Lam
dry Queen of the Laundry, and several
others
Matches, Lamps, Lanterns and 0lobes,
Chlmneys iiedeOris, Clothes Lines,
, brushes and iilaeking. Paper
Pals, Tabs Mop Handles
Can GoOdsI Candy and
Nutsi Dat Meal iiye
Meal, iiuekwheat
and FLOUR
Sugars, Molasses, Goldfish, Maekerel, Salt,
iiutler Tubsl KeIosen, oil etc,
A good line Of Tobacco and Cigars I
about COST,
! want to reduce my Stock as soon
Us can, and will sell for CASH at
about COST, and some things far be.
low CoST! IV1 Come aud see It !
mean what ! say.
L. w. WILSON
Woodstock, Aug, 9th, 's2.
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The HIGHEST RANK.-Made from HARM
less materials, and adapted to the needs
of fading and falling hair, Parker's Hair
Balsam has taken the highest rank as an
elegant and reliable hair restorative.
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HARD RUBBER TRUSSES !
Prices Reduced.

A further supply of Steeley's Hard Rubber
Truss at great reduction from former prices
lust received. Also large additions to his
stock ofother make Trusses making the larg-
est stock and greateat variety of Trusses in the
State. Call and esanine at the OLD DRus
Store. THAS. CHAPMAN
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GRATEFUL 10 isVAIIDs,--RiOrestOn
Cologne Is grateful 10 inyalids, because
i is refreshing without the sickening II,
feet Of most perfumes,
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POmfret.
The Rev. L. S. Crosley will not
preach again in this place until the first
Sunday in October
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1882-09-06

The most brilliant shades possible, on
on all fabrics are made by the Diamond
Dyes. Unequalled for brilliancy and
durability. 10 cents.
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HENRY'S
CARBOLIC SALVE.

The most Powerful Healing Ointment
and Disinfectant ever
Discovered.
Henry's Carbolic Salve heals bnrns.
Henry'S Carbolic Salve cures sores.
Henry's Carbolic Salve allays pain.
Henry's Csrbolic Salve cures erruptiOnS,
Henry's Carbolic Salve heals pimples.
Henry's Carbolc Salve heals bruises.
Ask for Hcnry's and use no Other.
o. Beware of CounterIeits. "a
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1882-09-06

Consumption finds quick victims in the
weak. Strengthen your system against
this and all other kinds of disease by US
ing Wheat Bitters.
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MARRIAGES..

In Woodstock, Aug. 30, by Rey. Moses
Kldder, Thomas II, Shattuck and Edith
NJ. Burk. both OF Hartland,