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Holiday Gifts.

Mr.. Editor Every household is astir with
the hustle and mystery connected with giving
and receiving holiday presents. All the little
folk are busy In planning, and making, and pur-
chasing gifts for somebody, let us hope as we'll
rs happily anticipating what they shall receive
from others. Heaven help and pity the heart,
be It old or young, who has no interest In
holiday festivities. IL should be our aim tn
choose gifts for our friends which shall be OF
lasting benefit, as well IA gladden. the heart fOi
the time being 1t is pretty we'll known weeks
before Christmas what the children want Nell
lie generally manages TO let 1t be known she /,
expecting a wax doll from Santa Claus, and Kate
hints that gold ring Is the one thing neces-
sary to make life sweet: while Johnny wants
a sled. and 10 q pair OF skates. Well. these are
all very we'll, II you can afford them for your
children they are the luxuries OF life, not the
necessities but good reading Is no longer
counted rs luxury, it is one OF the In
dispenssbles OF daily life;" therefore see
to it that you add some nice story book
to Your Christmas or New Years gifts to
your children. Books for children are got
ten up In such attractive bindings they must
delight the eye of every child, and who could
fail to be pleased with Sophie Mays Flake
Frizzle stories What child IL 30 dull as not
tn be interested in louisa Nj. Alcotts Under the
Lilacs? Horace L. Scudder combines historical
facts and fun most charmingly for children.
Hooker's Child's Book of Natural History II
one Of the best books of the kind. And besides
these there are scores Of other books equally
good and instructive Then there are our mag
szines. Some one has said it il next to a liberal
education to b ing up child IN The m 'gazines
Of our country. beginning with The Nursery.
and 30 up through Wide A,odke and 50 Nicho-
las and on to the magazines which furnish
meat for grown people" For papers we put
The Youths Companion first. Indeed, know
of no way to invest Sl.75 which will bring such
rich returns to a family Of children M year Z
subscription to The Youths Companion II
will prove weekly present the year round.
Read it with them. talk it over, help about the
puzzles, and will venture TO say it will give
more pleasure and be far more profitable than
any other present costing the same amount OF
money. Claiming says: "God be thanked fol
books They are the true Jewelers. They give tc
all who faithfully nse them the best society o.
our race. No matter how poor am, no matter
| though the prosperous will not enter my OBJ
scure dwelling, give me books and shall he
come cultivated man, and shall not pine fol
intellectual companionship." LII.
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0ew eIdrsrfissmenfs.
]. G. EMERY

Would invite purchasers to an
examination of the new and
very complete stock of desira-
BILE goods, consisting of some
of the newest and best styles
of Decorated Dinner and Tea
Ware, in Stone, China and
Ivory body; Tea, Supper, Des-
sert and Berry Sets; Fancy
Cups and Saucers, in the very
best French China, that has re-
Gently been placed in his stock;
also a great variety of Stand
and Library Lamps and Chan
deliers, Umbrella Stands in
Pottery, Cuspidores in Lava
and China ware, Bread and
Milk Sets, Smokers Sets and
some other things. COME
AND SEE. Goods shown
with pleasure.
Opposite Post Office,
State Street, Montpelier, Vt.
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Boston Produce Market.

EGGS.-we quote fresh eastern at 81 32c, held stock
s,s &C. Vermont at 2sD30c, and western at 27Gs2ec
" doZ IN.
CHEESE Good IN choice northern sells at l2xt
l2kn. western At l1a@l?1sc, sage at l4lHc " h, and
lower grades according 10 qualify.
HAY Choice prime sells at 3l5Gtl7, medium TO good
at Sli l5 choice hne NJ Sl3Di4 poor at $l2
49, with eastern swAle at 50 u ton.
potatoes Eastern II rae sell At SIC, Aroostook
Rose at 50@b1c. northern Rose at 4S1tc and Burbank
Seedlings and rrolihcs at 5O@53c n Oushel.
BEANS.-Lsrge h ,nd-pnked pea be ma sell at 81 so
$50, Oh ice New York SIN Ill mi picked do AT 81 6OD
27S, common to good ut s94S@D2.h5. do Vermont al
s!so@!s, choice screened do at s!;M@!aO German
medium beans at S2.200D2.35, baud picked medium Al
81 500! 49, choice AZ een-i do at Ss3i@.t5 common
10 nj ~ 2?0 choice iproved yellow ewes at $32OG
325. od-fashioned yellow eyes at 50 laee3.20.
RUtTER.-W- quote choice fresh-mads creamery al
3i36c. fancy higher fair to gooi creamery Mt 533c
choice ce-house 40 At 2i827 northern do al 9@ &c
western dairy Al $50 BE- lad packed at lAGol7r tair Il
good At l2&lc fresh northern cream-ry nj $50 Sc fr-i
Vermont ana ,S Ns% So fork dairy n 9o frHnk
dAif,s at 2O@2So, aud fair TO good at 79Yc u pound.
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terly che was In the habit Of taking choral to
ease her nerves, and bottle OF It was found
in the room where she died. Her death Ia at
tributed to B'ights disease, and the doctors
hold that her mental disorder came from that
cause
AMIR. WEIGH OF Casco, says the Le,otston
(Maine) Journal ran to Oxford, twelve miles,
in two hours, with overcoat and cowh!de boots
on. After running round the square there y
few times to show them "how kinky he was"
he ran back, not walking a step or resting dur
ing his twenty -four mile run. He Is very
singular man He has run from Casco to
Lewiston, tweniy-one miles, and back several
times. He takes long, steady lope, which he
can keep up for hours One time, when re-
turning from lewiston he WAS overtaken by a
man In a Sleigh who asked him to ride. I'm
In hurry-csn't stop to ride, growled WEIGH.
Stupg by this Insult to his good horse, the ma n
whipped up, and for ten miles tried In vain to
pass this wonderful runner; then the horse
gave out, but WEIGH kept right on, his long,
tireless !ope fairly devouring the road be.
fpra him
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Other Localities.

GREEN peas are offered for sale In the
Gainesville Ella. market.
Ex.CoNGRRssMANM URCH of Maine, who went
into the liquor business in Boston. has failed
FARMERS in New England have experimental
this year with large western corn with very
poor results.
THE I0rlllard fire insurance company OF New
York has decided to close its accounts and dis
continue business.
TINS country has produced 1875 600 900 bush
els Oflpotatoes this Peterborough to give each
mani woman and child three and one-half
bushels.
THE board OF education of Brooklyn has de-
cided that colored children shall be received
into the public schools on the same terms as
white children.
CONGRESSMAN TowNsHFND OF Illinois has
introduced bill TO abolish the postage on sec
oDd class matter. that Is, on newspapers sent To
regular Subscribers
AN Albany IN. ~ clergyman who was seek
Ing election ss chaplain Uf The New York SEN
ate rent to each senator specimen OF a prayer
and one Of his sermons.
OSB OF the largest cattle sales ON record was
eopsumated In Denver the 18Th. ii. d. and j.
W. Snyder Co. OF Denver bought OF Snyder
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sMsrriaees.

Montpelier and Nellie j. Rswsop Of Gsmbridseport VI
In rovnshsnd, Dec u. A. J. Wilson and Sarah J.
Mason.
In Manchester, Dec. 6, Fred o. Bourn and Jennie
Taylor. ''A''''
In Bellows Falls, Nov 20, Elmer Underhll and Mamie
Howard.
In Dorset, Dec. !, A. Kirk Sykes and Angelina e. Gil
bert, both OF Dorpet.
In Orange, Nov. 20, Noah Taylor of Washington and
Leila Lor,i OF Orange.
In Barton, Dec. 9, Adny Sawyer and Fanny l.. Rob-
inson, both OF Barron.
In Gaysvle, Dec 4, WILDER Boutwell, and Kate Leon
ard, both Of Gsysvie.
In Barre, Dec. |, Daniel Tracy, Jr., OF Bolton and
Elis, Define Of Faysion.
In Goucester, Mass, Dec. ., Howard A. Curtis and
harilia Stone OF Manchester.
In Hyde Park, Dec. II, VIII N. Putnam Of johnson
and Ella H. Smalley OF stowe.
In Springfield. Nov. 49, James L. wyman and Iottie
j. Morgan, both OF Springfield.
In Manchester, ". Y. A,cbihald of LonRmont Col
and Cora =. Pond Of Manchester. wv
In Woodbury., Dec. 49, George H. Walton of Hardri ol
and Eta M. Smith Of Hy de Park.
In Cambridge, Dec. s, willard A. Ufford of Fairfax
and Emma N. Porter of Fletcher.
In Fall River, Mass, Dec O. Harry Hapgood of Bel
lows Falls and Annie r. Leonard.
In Reading, December s, George v. Crsndall and
Mary A. Bodwell. both OF Reading.
In East Randolph, Nov. 28, Edmund Webster and
Mrs. Olive Luck, b, tn OF Randolph.
In Lyndonvile. Dec. IL, George W. Cree OF wheeiock
and sadie Hubbard OF Lyndonvllle
In Bellows Falls, Nov. s, John W. Beaumont and
Eliza Durham, both Of Rockngh m.
In White River junction, Dec. 10. Tom Mcclure and
Elsie Roberts, both OF White hiver Junction.
In st. Johnsbury Center, Dec. TO- Jason NJ. Carpenter
and Ellen j. Tubman, 10th OF st. Johnshurv.
In Bellows + lis Nov 90 George II. Holmes Of Bos-
ton, Mass, and Mary l.. Guid of Bellows Fails.
In Sp ugaeld, Dec. TO- Albert j. Miller of Claremont
N H.. and Charlotte r. Lchheld of Springfield.
In Weaihersh-ld Nov. 29. Benj min =. Gould Of
Townshend and Louise Hurlbutt OF Wealth err field.
In Mortified, Dee. &c. by Rev. j. r. Buzzsll, Leonard
iuh rs N liza ia Of
Mass.
In Marshh I'D Dec. II, by Rev. @. II. Farnsworth,
Berj ,nin A. Bylow Of Haypsbury, g., and Belle o.
French OF Barre.
In Moretown, Nov 49, at the residence Of the parents
of the bride, bv Kew h. Bartlett Rev NJ. H. Ryan
Woodbury. aud NJ airy A. Robinson OF Moretown.
In Cabot Dec g. by Rev. J. T. Baxendale, True Yves.
ley Rand OF Cabot formerly OF Contoocook N H., AND
LYDIA Maria, daughter OF Hon. Albert Watson of Wes
Liberty, Iowa.
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"a Con. SEND. The children OF Israel were
once fed by mama, sent from heaven. This
WAS an uudoubted case of /" God-send." The
amelioration of human ills and ailments has
been often undertaken, and as often failed.
Ely's Cream Balm, however, "has been
weighed In the balance and not found want
ing" 1t Is sovereign, speedy certain and
pleasant cure for catarrh and cold In the head.
Thousands of ptrsons have attested this fact.
"Ely's Cream Balm is n God-send," wrote Mrs.
NJ A Jackson of Portsmouth, N. H., on May
%, 1882 81 had c,tarrh for three years. had
tried nearly all remedies, but to no purpose.
Two or three times a week my nose would
bleed quite freely, and thought the sores In
it would never heal. Your Balm has cured
me-" This preparation is not liquid or a
snnff, and is easily applied. Can you, reader,
afford to experiment with injurious snuffs and
injections when pleasant and certain cure is
at hand?
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ITHOMAs p. sAKGtNr,s EsrArE.

n SlAik Or NthMONl btstrlct OF Warrington -.
In Probate Court held At Montpelier, In and Tor saiu
District, on the 10Th dav of November. A. ID. 1881
Joseph Newh.ll, Executor Vt the last Will and tespt,
ment OF Thomas Z. sargent late NJ MtdleseN. IN sid
District, deceased, makes application 10 said Court tot
license 70 died the real estate pt said deceased situated
In Waterbury. To witt Reng The farm now occnp py
stephen oigs, representing th,t the deceased wan 10
his lifetime under contract binding In lw and 'qmiy
TO ded The same; and that the assets IN lhe nanus
OF the executor viii MT thereby be SO reduced
ss To prevent creditor from securing ms mhole
debt or diminish his dividend. Whrrupop' II IA OF.
dered by said Court that said application he Teered
70 session thereof u be held at the frohate once IN
said ontpelier on the h day OF December A. D. 1885,
for heaing and doson thereon and i Is further or
dered that all persons interested I've nothed hereof by
publication OF notice of said application and order there
on thrre weeks successfully In the vermont Waterman
State Journal newspaper published at Monpeier and
which circuates In the neiyhborhood OF thoee inter
ested before said time OF hearing that they may appear
ther~fo. ny the Conrt.--Atest,
1911 A Q. AVERlLL, Register.
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sMarkefs.
Vermont Markets.

wATERBURY.--The butter market was very dull
Monday and there not mucf. ,old. Long diaries
sold ut 2t25c and fall tubs Mt 25@!sc q Ii; tgss $50
SOC d dozen.
BARRE.-J. r. George shipped IS packages II butter.
Prices Long daiies, 2O@1!3 fall, 259yIG N; choice
fall ut slight advanc-; common; @2oc 10; eggs.
49, n DOZEN chickens, l4GlIc " 10 irk"v-. 100 lOc u
ID dressed hogs &c u b fpples s. o. 50 q barrel.
MONTPELIER.-The MAJ ket continue. dull We
qnn,e butter summer 2Oc u 10; fall ssctions 2bQl7c
81 ID; eggs 2Sc u doz che 49, u n potnt SIC
n Dush-i; hogs. ~ ID, dressed lsnihs. 41c u h,
live: bef S@6c ~ 10. essed ard 2c u n; Chickens,
lU@l5c u ID; tuikeIs, l5G2Oc ID.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for week ending Deem
her IS; Thirty-two hogs s. sheep, CATTLE cav,
100 ibs OF poultry 10 ptrtr dg 81 pack - Of butter
Quot, ons Hogs, 48@o5c u n; calves, q n; sheep
2<Q53h " ID; hrn. s4SlU " ID; chickens. I've u h
tu lO@1l3c N 10 partri.e- 25e each butter, lol
Diaries, o!3c; selections, 23926c n ID; eggs, 2Sc ~
dozen. Lave stock Is rising.
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Christmas and New Year Cards.

We have on exhibition at our new store in
French's Block, South Main Street, the largest
stock Of Plain and silk FIinged Christmas and
New Year cards ever shown in this state, con-
sistiug of over 1000 styles. Also the largest
stock Of Fancy Advertising cards for card col
lectprs, Embossed Scrap Book Pictures, Shape
Novelties and Visiting Calds of all descriptions.
Over 9, 600 600 cards in stock. We have Silk
Fringed Cards at 10, 10, 20 %, 30, 30, 40, as.
90 Co. rs aud 81 90 each. Send IA your order,
stating the number of cards you want and the
price you wish to pay for each, and we will do
our best to please you All orders by mail will
receive immediate attention. Address
UNION CARD co Montpelier, Vt.
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A CLERGYMAN, whose life was almost bur-
den to him, from long course OF suff ering he
had undergone, through that dreadful disease,
catarrh, travelled through the Eat, seeking
from the old and skilled doctors OF Arabia,
some remedy for this terrible disease. lie
was fortunate enough to come across one, who
prescribed for him, and who. after he was
cured, gave him the recipe, which has since
saved 80 many. The reverend divine, on his
death-bed, bequeathed the recipe to friend,
who is willing to send 1t free OF charge, to all
sufferers who desire it. Address, J. Lawrence,
$50 Schermerhorn ST., Brooklyn, N. Y.
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Corinth.-Turkey buyers complained of
hard market and some loss Thanksgiving week,
yet they are quite plenty and offer good prices
for Christmas. Some lots OF young gobbers
dressed fourteen pounds Mr.. Dickinson
lost horse valued at $50, and George Tenny
lost an OK recently. Some, II not the most OF
the tax payers, are on the anxious seat, as well
as A. M. Carpenters bondsmen, az that suit,
with what the town already owes will leave US
not far from twenty-five thousand dollars In
in debt. Mrs Susan Mcilugh is quite sick
with a heart trouble. There is Il large family
at the poor farm this year.
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CONSUMPTION CURED.-An old physician, 70
hands by An East India missionary the formula
OF simple vegetable remedy for the speedy
and permanent cure of Consumption, Bron-
chitis, Catarrh, Asthma and all throat and
Lung Affections, also a positive and radical
cure for Nervous Debility and all Nervous
Complaints, after having tested its wonderful
curative powers in thousands # cases, has felt
it his duty tn make it known to his suffering
fellows. Actuated by this motive and u desire
to relieve human suffering. will send free Of
charge, to all who desire it, this recipe, In Ger
man French or English, with full directions for
preparing and using. Sent by mail by address
ing with stamp, naming this paper w. A.
MOVES, 149 POtoer's Block, Rochester. ". Y
"RoUGH ON CoRNs Ask for Wells Rough
on Corns." Fifteen cents. Quick, complete
perms nent cure. COrns, warts, bnniOns
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r .AwsoN HaMMEJT,S ESTATE. "

IT "
he undersigned, having been appointed by the honor
able Probate Court for the District OF Washington. Com
masiCneTs receive examine and adjust all ella ms and
deunnds OF all persons against the estate OF Law son
Hammeit late OF East Montpelier IN said District, de-
and all csinr exhibutd In OBJECT thereto. hereby
give that will for the purposes Aforesaid,
at the store of W O. kyp, North Montpelier, the LIST
day of March ard st day Of June next from one
until four oc ock p each Of said days, ard hat
six months from the th day OF Dec mber, A. 1883 n
the time limited by said Cont for said creditors TO pre-
their clHms tor examination and allowance
Dated at Montpelier, this lpihday of dc. A. ID, 1855
1928 w a. NYE, commissioners
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CALVIN DENsMORE's ESTATE;

The undersigned having been appointed by the Honor
able Probate Court for the District OF Washington Com
misones TO receive examine and adjust all claims and
demands OF all persons against the estate OF Calvin
De smore late OF barre, In said District, deceased,
and all claims exhibited In Offset thereto, hereby give
notice that will for the purposes aforesaid, Al
the house OF Celes Dtnsmore TN day
April next. from O'Clock until four o'e ock M
on said day IN 1T six months from The Sth day OF
October A. 1888 the time limited by said Court for
said creditors TO pres, mt their clns TO Us for exAmna-
Il IN rnd sllowsnce . 800
Dated at Barre thi. lat Of December, A. d. 1883.
1928 W H. WHITCONB, oohSe'o"e'''
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TIME TO SToP IT Its too bad, Sir or
Madam, but don't get frightened. Your hair
Is falling off that's certain. A glance In the
mirror, or an investig committee of firgers
tell the dismal story. We won't discuss the
possible cause. It is enough that Parkers Hair
B,lsam, used now, will prevent further de-
struction. Is your hair somewhat gray, too,
and crisp2 Alas, yes The Balsam will give
back the original color softpess and gloss.
Not dye, not oily, elegantly perfumed per-
feet dressinp
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CATARRH. The remarkable results in dis
ease 80 universal aud with such variety OF
characteristics az catarrh prove how effect
ually Hoods SaIssparills, acting through the
blood, reaches every part of the human sy.-
TEN. A medicine, like anything else. can be
fairly judged only by its results. We point
with pride TO the glorious record Hoods Ssrsa-
parilla has entered upon the hearts Of thou
sands OF people 1t has cured of catarrh
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RULES for the care OF the sick. How to cure
disease, its symptoms and causes, and other
information of great value will be found in Old
Dr. Kaufmann's great book; one hundred
pages, fine colored plates. Send two three
cent stamps to pay portage to A. p Ordw &
Co, Boston, Mass, and receive copy free.
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Mnbats sWofrss.
DHILURA POWERS, ESTATE; No

DHILURA POWERS ESTATE.
Il COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
The undersigned having been appointed by the Honor
able Probate Court for the District Of Washington Com
missioner. receive. examine. and adjust al claims
and demands OF all persons against the estate Of Phlura
Powers late OF Warren, in said strict d. cet srd, and
all claims exhibited In Offset thereto hereby pive notice
that will meet for The purposes aforesaid Mt the
residence Of hlura Powers, late OF Warren on the
18th dav OF ,nuary and 10Th day June next, from
ten O'Clock A. NJ. until four O'Clock p NJ each Of said
daya, and IN six months from The Sh day OF Deem
ber A. De- 1885, IA the time limited by said Court for
said editors present their claims to US for eIamina-
tion and ALLOW -
Dated vt Ware this 18th dav Of December, AID 1888
WILSON 4; AvERiLL, Commissioners.
1928 JOHN G.. GLEASON, ~''
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GENEROUS FIRM We are informed that
the proprietors, Messrs. A. p. Ordway & Co,
recently sent three dozen of their reliable
medicine, Sulphur Bitters, to the Catholic
home for the aged, which is highly appreciated
by the directors and inmates "As We SOW 10
shall We reap. "-Editor Catholic linton.
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Gaysville.-Mrs Rufus s. Mack, who has
been afflicted with rose cancer, died Satur
day, December Is. -. The stockinet factory
has shut down for Il few weeks. =. Mrs. Henry
Boutwell, Is very low Christmas exercises
will be held Mt the Universalist church this year.
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To INvEsToRs.- Owing to the temporary rise
Of interest rates, d s. B. Johnston & Son are
able to offer eight per cent till January 1, 1884
See their advertisement In another column.
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CHRISTOPHER G. PaINE'S ESTATE.
u COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

The undersigned having been appointed by the Honor
able Probate Court for the District of Bradford Com
mssioners receive. examine and adjust all claims and
demands Of all against the estate OF Christ phet
c. Paine late OF Topshs, In said District deceased and
all claims exhibited In o@et thereto hereby give notce
that we will meet for The purposes aforesaid Al the
dwelling house Of lily j. Paine In Topshsm, on the
third Wednesday OF January and second Tueaday OF
June next from ten O'clock A. NJ until TOUR o'clock
NJ en- oh 81 said days that months from the 18th
day OF December A. ID. 1888 IN the time limited by said
Court for said credos present their claims 10 us for
examination and allowance.
Dated at Topsham this 18th day Of December lSs3
27.oe. a. A. TILLoTSON, commissioners
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PHYSICIANS recommend porus plasters in
cases of back ache, lame side, stiff muscles,
rheumatism and all local pains. Hop Pidsters
are the best made, combining fresh hops with
gums. Ready to use, pleasant and powerful in
action. Twenty-fv cents at any drug store.
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Montpelier & Wells r. r. r.
Taking Effect October 8, 1888.

Trains Ieare Montpelier as fotloscs!
Mail at 20 A. NJ, Express at IS P NJ. Mixed at 800
P. arrive at Wells River at 10. 10 A. ~, 40 p
NJ, 90 Pm.
Trains leave Wells River as foIfotcs:
Mixed at 500 A. NJ, Express at 1880 A. NJ. Mall
at 3,t5 P. M; arrive at Montpelier at 800 A. n.
1920 p. NJ, 5.J Pm.
Trains leaving Montpelier at 20 A. NJ. and IS p. NJ
make close connections Wells River for all points 10
the White Mountains also for Boston and all interrne-
diate points. W. A. SrOWELL, SupertBtendeTt
T. W MORSE. General Passenger Agent.
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SILVER CREEK, N. Y, february 6. 1880.
Gents II have been very low, and have tried
everything, to no advantage. heard your
Hon Btters recommended by so many, | con-
Guided to give them a trial. did. and now
am around and constantly improving and am
nearly as strong as ever. w. III WELLER.
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Voice Culture and Art Of SINGING.

@. W. FOSTER l"te proprietor Of Fosters Conserya-
tory of Music, BROOKLYN Z, ~ N. has taken up his
reed at the old homestead. North Calais Vt and 10
prepared TO take ch of limited number Of pnpis 10
vocal and instrumental G. DerelopiaQ and fostso
the voice sprciatr. Pupils tapgnt al their own resi-
dences Singing classes and conventions conducted ob
re- sonable terms. Address
1888 o. W. FOSTER, North Caias, VT.