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THE WATERING PLACES.
Noies and Gossip for the Stay-at-IuOmes

1t isn't considered good for one to lie seen
walking around Newport. You must ride,
even il you have to hire hack and you
must wear the 'I-have-got- smile.
Lately danes 10 costly gowns SIT on the
piazza of the Pequot, New London, by the
half dozen hours mt time. 1t is cool weather
when they get left on any Of the current gos-
sip.
People say that the breakers along the At
lantic coast are not so high as they used to
be. 1t is very pleasant TO know that any
| thing at the seaside resorts is lower than in
former seasons.
Roast beeflambmutto said the
girl who "waits on table" at the Isle Of
Shoals. "Well," said the old gentleman,
| 1--we never tasted it, but you may bring me
some and III sec what it's like"
AT the high priced houses in Saratoga the
pages of the registers fill up slowly, and the
room racks indicate that some unusual cause
is keeping visitors away. The hotel men at
tribute the dizziness to the weather, which
they think has been remarkably cool and un-
certain. Others claim that the prices for
entertainment at the first class hotels are so
high that hundreds who would come here If
they could afford to do so are experimenting
| with other and less expensive places. Rates
arc ascertained by correspondence, it is in
feired, and on learning that the Saratoga
hotels have advanced their prices rather than
reduced them, many hayc turned aside for
the seashore the lakes, and the mountains.
About 10 miles from Brattleboro, in the
town of Brookline and a mile up the ives,
side of Putney mountain, is found the Brook.
line Chalybeate spring. The prominent
medicinal components Of the water of this
spring are sulphate, carbonate, and oxides OF
iron, sulphuric, hydrochloric. nitric and
phosphoric acids, chloride Of sodium, phos
plate of iron, and carbonate Of manganese
1t is claimed that it will cure all diseasei
arising from impurities Of the blood, includ
ing scrofula, cancers, talt rheum and al
poisons. 1t is especially valuable in cases o.
poisoning by ivy. Many persons take boart
by the water. The view from the top o
Pulney mountain is very extensive and wei
worth the rather tircsome walk.
/. A st. Louis lady at one Of the Lon,
Branch hotels has already exhibited ioit,
different costumes and has Two maids EN-
ploycd making new gowns for her, which sh,
puts ON as fast as completed. She has NOR
diamonds than Sindbad saw, and enough
other jewelry TO start national bark. Blu
it is not every lad> who can say she reside
in or comes from ST. Louis.
Lake George, with railroad coming Il
the very shores of its head waters, and al
electric light glittering after sunset from tn
front OF its largest hotel, can no longer b.
) called primitive, bu, it has lost nonu VI 1t
-, picturesque features or attractions in the wa
J | OF quiet amusements with the march OF i'm
provemcn,s There are 90 hotels, varyin
in size and advantages, now on The shores o
the lake, for the benefit OF summer tourists
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Changes.

Whom first we love, you know, we seldom wed
Time rules us all. And life, indeed, IL not
The thing we planned II out ere hope was dead,
Aud then we women cannot choose our ot
Much mu. be borne which 1t Is hard to bear
Huch given away which 1t were sweet 10 keep;
GJd help us all who need. indeed, His care,
Ana yet know the Shepherd loves his sheep.
Ms Little hoy begins TO babbe now
l ON my Knee his earliest infant prayer;
IL mas his fathers eager eyes, know,
And, they say. too, his mothers sunny hair.
But when he sleeps and smiles upon my knee,
AMI can feel his light breath come and go
think of one (lleaycn help and pity meD
VINO loved me- and whom loved long ago.
Nho might have bccn-ali, what dare not think
We are ali changed. God judges for the best,
Cot hcip rs to dp our duty, and not shrink,
AMI iuS to heaven hunbly for the rest.
but blaine ~ WOMEN not II some appear
To- cold 1T times, and some too gay and light,
Some giles grow deep Some woes are hard e
bear,
VINO kno ; the past? anu who can judge us right
All, were We judged by what we might have been
And not by what we are too apt TO fall
Nv little child-hc sleeps and smiles between
These thoughts and me. In Heaven we shal
knew all.
Robert Buirer Luton.
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Harriet s. FOOt's Estate.

STATE OF vERMoNT,) To all persons con;
District of chI'enden Harriet s. Foot late Of
Charlotte In said District, deceased.
GREETING:
Al. Probate Court, holden at Burlington, with
in andfor the District OF Chlt'enden, on the goth
day Of July, 1853, an instrument, purportInR TO
be the last Will aud testament OF Harrie' :. Foot
late OF Charlotte In said District, deceased
was presented TO the court aforesaid, for pro-
bate. Ald II Is ordered by SAID court that the
18th day OF August ls,J. at the Probate Court rooms
in said Burlington, be- assigned for proving SAID
Instrument and that notice thereof be gwen TO all
persons concerned by publishing this order three
u newspaper printed al said Burlington, previous
10 the time appointed
Therefore yOn are hereby notified to appear be-
fore SAID court ~ the time and place aforesaid and
contest the probate of said WILL II you have cause
Gwen under my hand Al Burlington, in said DIS
trict, this 20ih diy of july. lss3.
Iw3w GEO. W. WALES, Rcgisl er.
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From the wcii-known Snowman,
GcOr.e VI. Clark, OF ~ iiitmOrc a
Clarke, uiustrcl.

FEICHYttfE, VI. May :, lN-J.
Col. VI. X. PAISE-Dear SIR: | want Ia give my
li!tle advice TO my friends, the pIhlic, vino have
for many years given mo 50 cordial q welcome
when nave appear before them. For We IS
my health has been breaking d1wg aud two Yeas
ago hal 70 Ave MP mat was siCs. My h.nph
was completely poisoned by the long use OF power.
fu pigments on the fac-, neck, and hands. aud
that, united with my over taxed nervous system,
produced kidney TroUbc, bEsHcp'ir. Constipation
and hId case II Nervous Prps'rIfion. Added To
that, the physicians were uhliEeI 10 give lie
great quantities ot nOrghiHe 10 control my constant
pain. About "a year ago | gave ny that | should
never be able to anuse auu li-r audience When
I began taking CELERY COMPOl M, AMI what u
change was there! Ncrues cIlmrd, dyspf}sid
routed constipation cured. kidHeps in nornldi con-
ditoH. good sleep came back, aud best of all. wa.
was enabled TO do array wih oJt.frs. and have not
been obliged 10 resume them succ. Have travelled
all winter, and fulfilled all engagements. In view
Of these facts, my advice 70 I'LL similarly afflicted
stake CELERY COMPOUND. Hoping you Will
take these few wor,is of advice as kindly as YOU
have always received MY sense and nonsense, I
am, Yours IN harmony,
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SPORTING NOTES.
News and Gossip from all Quarters.


Farrell, of the Providence team has made
63 runs this season, and Sutton, of Boston,
has made o.. These two players lead the
league.
The ten mile bicycle race, for the cham
pionship of the world, run at Washington.
between John ii. Prince, of Washington,
and ii. w. Higbam, of England, was won by
Prince in 1885,. Highlands time was
33. 3Si.
Courtney is in continual practice at Union
Springs, Cayuga AXE, rowing from 10 to ~
miles every day in his shell. lie says be
never sent boat SO fast. lie says that in u
day or two be will have the money really to
match himself against all corners for stake
as high as $4,000.
Mr.. Kelso has entered four colts II the
English Derby; they are by Tom Bowling,
Gleneig, Wanderer and Monarchist, respect
lively, and Mr. James II. Keene has entered
four yearlings in the prominent events In
England to be run in 1884 and 1885. Two
are by King Alphonso. and one each by Wan
tlerer and Ten Brock
The rumor is going in New York that Mr..
Frank Works team, Edward and Dick
Swiveller, are to be put in the hands of John
Murphy, who drove the pair over year ag''
IN 2;lGS. for exhibition at some of the grand
circuit meetings, to beat Mr.. Vanderbilt
2l53, md IL ~ further ruinored that If he
II s, Dan Mace will have MIR. Wander
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Elizabeth Halls Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, ! To oil persons con.
District of chlttenden IS. Eli%sneth Hal, late OF
shelburn in said district, deceased.
GREETING:
At q Probate Court, holden at Burlington, within
and for the District Of Cuttenleu, on the goth day
of July, lss3, an instrument, pnrtortlhg 70 De
late OF Shcllur', in sad district, deceased, was
presented to the court aforesaid, for probate And
il is ordered By SAID cour' that the 18th day OF
August. 1883, at the Probate Court ROOMS III said
Burlington, be assigned for proving said lnstru-
ment and that notice thereof be gwen TO all per-
sons concerned by publishing TINS order three
weeks successivelv IN the Burlington FREE PRESS,
newspaper printed at said Burlington previous to
the time appointed.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear be-
fore sad court, at tho time and place aforesaid
and contest the probate Uf said Will, II you have
cause.
Hiven under my hand at Burlington, In said Dis
trct this 10th day Of 'ulv. lss3.
4w3w GEO. W. WALES Register.
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LegaI Notices.
LIBEL FOu DIVORCE.


ALICE FrLtEn caiti9n leu County Court,
BrRr Z. FULLER September Term, A. D 1859.
Whereas, Alice Fuller Of Burlington In the : uu.
~ o' Chtcndrn has nled IN The Office OF the clerk
~ the court wi hin and for this county Of thtte-
den, her petition for divorce against BUT c. Ful-
lcr setting forth In substance that on The Both day
Of DECEMBER 1874, she was lawfully married to the
petitioner, by Rev Andrew Heath, minister of the
Gospel; that she and the:petitionee lived together
Ms husband and wife In the State OF Vermont from
the date Of their marriage until his desertion as
hereinafter stated: that the petitioner for more
.hnn two years next before The filing OF this petit
ton has lived IN Burlington aforesaid that she has
always faithfully Obsel we'd her marriage vows that
the prtltiDnee has not performed his marriage oh
ligalious but, on. tOSil, the 29th day Of August,
1876. without Just cause or provocation wilfuy
deserted her, and refused to live and cohabit with
her. Or furnish her any means OF support; tnat the
pctltonec is without THIS State In parts 10 her
known. and, pray ing that she may he divorced from
hm. And II being made to appear that the petition
&c IL without this State and personal can
be made upon him. It IL ordered that the petit on
or The petit Oncr TO he notified Of the penden-
cy OF sad petition, ana summon him t. appear anG
next to he held at Burlington within and for said
County OF Chitendcn, on The thrd Tuesday Of sep
tembef lsS3, By causing the substance OF said pei-
ton and his order 10 he published in the BurlIng-
ton Free Press, newspaper printed In Burlington,
in said County, three weeks SUCCESSFULLY, the last
publication to he at least six weeks pr vious To the
commencement OF said term Of Court. Given I'M
der my hand at Burlington, sad thittenden
| County, July IL, A. ID. 1883.
........ o p. RAY, Clerk.
| STEWART h WlLDS, Attorneys.
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'Beaiing around the bush." signines circumlocu-
ton or the use Of many wor To express idea.
The proprietor Of Or. Graves Heart Regulator
adopts such methods In telling the public as he
does, that 'ths medicine Is certain cue for heart
desease" In these days OF houxes, "biggest on
earth" alvts, ETC.. this simple straightforward sly 10
IL impressive aud convincing. We should ike Ia
see more OF it.-Indiana Sentiasi. jy30, dSwiw
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Peter TatrO's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT The ilonorab l. the the
District OF chirrESpES'SS) District OF Chttendcn.
To the heirs and all persons Interested in the
estate OF Peter raro, late OF Napa, State OF CALI
fOrna, deceased.
GREETING:
Whereas, application hath been made to this Court
in writing 10y the admins rator of SAID estate, pray
ing for license and authority TO sell the real estate
of said deceased, Tor the payment of debts
and charges of administration, and setting forth
therein the amount OF debts due from the
said deceased, the charges of almlnistra-
tion The amount of personal estate, and the sltua-
tlJn of the real estate.
Wrereupon, the said Court appointed and assign
ed the 18th day OF August, ls,3, al the Probate
Court rooms, In said District, to hear and decide
upon said application and petition, AMI ordered
public notice thereof TO be given to all persons ill.,
ercsted therein by publishing said order, together
with the time and place OF hearing. three weeks
successfully in the burlington FREE PRESS, u news
paper which crculates IN the neighborhool of those
persons interested IN SAID estate all which publlcl
lions shall be previous TO the day assigned for
hearing.
Therefore, You are hereby notified % appear be-
fore said court at the time and place assigned,
then aud there In said court. 10 give bonds as the
law directs, for the payment OF the debts and
charges OF administration, and make your objec-
tons to the granting OF such license, II you see
cause.
Given under my hand, at the Probate Court
rooms, this eth day OF July, 1883.
GEO W. WALES, Register.
Iwlv
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mIsEu,Es OF MOSQUITO TIME.

They bite at night with great delight. aLd u
most people in n 'rvous fright. Their bills they
stick with poisonous prick In chiidren's ncsn aul
make them ok GA DHzzing wing the insect. sing,
before inserting their wicked sting victims COM
plain o, cruel pain, aud would rather not be bitten
again. The pa n To stop, apply one drop OF PERRY
DAvIs's PAIN KILLER from the dIuggists shop.
iy3Od-Wlw
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From 4, &. Bean, ESD. Road Master
Central Vermont Railroad.
WHITE l;IvEE JUNCTION. VT, !
a

AVTI gJLl, Iss3. J
Col. NJ. X. PAISH-Denr Sir: For two years
past have been u great sufferer from Kidney and
Liver troubles, attended with dyspepsia aud
Constipation. My back palnrd me so much al
night mat got very little rest. | employed the
best physicians with very little or no benefit. when
friend who had used 1t recommended your
CELERY COMPOUND. procured a bottle and
the first bottle Wds mors benCW TO me than the one
hutidred aud nf.y dollars worth of other medicines
and medical advice that had had for the past
year. Before | began to take CELERY COM
POUND II seemed ~ though srerythiny aed
me. Now | can say nothing ais me. | shall
recommend CELERY COMPOUND to all OF my
friends. Truly yours, a. {. BEAN.
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constitutional Cough syrup.

CONSTITUTIONAL CeU0HiSYRur Is sold on the "Nt
cure, no pay" principle 1t contains no opium no
anything Injurious. Why suffer with coughs ant
colds when for IS or 80 cents yOu can get bottle
a. Bellrose a Grants drug store.
novl8,t 18th, saw
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CoLoRLEss AND CODA young girl deeply re-
GREETED that she was so cp!orlcss aud cold. Her
face was too white, and her hands and feet felt as
though the blood did not circulate. After one b lt-
tie of Hop Btiers had been taken she was the
rosiest and healthies girl In the town. with viva
city and cheerfulness of mind gratifying to her
friends.
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Tho BAD nLMnr,hlc,.

are never initiated or corn'erfeiei This is cspe-
cally true ofa family medicine AMI it IL positive
proof that the remedy in iated is Of the highest
value. AZ soon as II had been tested and proved
by the vii lie world thai Hop Btlcrs WAS the purrst,
best and most valuable family medicine on earth,
many limitations sprung upand began 10 sicil tie
notices IN which the press and people uf the"OIntiy
nal expressed the merits Of IL. H., ami IN every way
trying TO Induce suffering invads TO use their SIM
Instead, expecting 10 make money on INe credit and
good name Of II. H. Many others star ed nostrums
put up In the similar style to H. b., WI h varipusly
devised names III which the words "liop" or .!Inps
were used III a way TO induce people to believe they
we're the same as Hop BiteTs. All such pretended
remedies or cures, no matter what their style or
name If, and especially those with the word "lIop'
or "llops' In their name or in any way connected
with them or their nancare limitations or counter
fets. Beware Of them. Touch none Ofthem, Use
nothing but genuine Hop Bitters, with a bunch OF
cluster OF green Hops on the white label. Trus,
nothing else. Druggists and dealers are warned
against dealing in limitations or couneficilS.
Dee ihNwlm
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From Hon. ". II. II. Bingham.

MoSTPELigR, W., January !, lss3.
COT. NJ X PAtSE-Dcar Sir: wish to certify to
the beneficial effects OF "Cclrry Compound" |
used bottle last summer, and 1t WORKED like a
charm, aud have Az ther bottle at my command,
for use this winter, II needed. caH chetrfully
say 1t Hls the bill. and its effect is all that you
recommend. Truly yours. -
W. II. II. BINGHAM.
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From g. NJ. Colburn, Esq. the well-knDwn Com
merclal Trave Ter, 10; The Euterpris ~ House
of Wells, Richards SON 4 Co. burlington, Vi.
BURLIS Ton. VT, March Il. 1858.
Col. VI. X. PAISE-Dear Sir: Ancr thorough
trial OF your celery Compound' in my family. |
would say lconsider II valuable irepl alton par
tlCuary as y nerve tonic. My " .fe for several
years has been "a sufferer from diseased ,rvous
system, unable to sleep through the night, severe
nervous headaches, etc. After using 1--WE bottles
OF your Compound she is better than for ten years
Hoping many other sufferers may receive the
benefit my wife has from your preparation, | r.
main yours very truly.
L. VI. COLBuRN.
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As well expect life without air, as health with
out pure blood. Cleanse the blood with Ayers
sSrsaparilla. yso,eodw
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GILMORE'S AROMATIC WINE,
Particularly for Ladies

Who suffer in silence, Jut Desire Relief both
Sure and Permanent.
to ho,lcs|w cure all eases Of Irrcgularity.
to bottle, Will cure all cases of Retention.
to bottles will cure all cases of Change 0f Lite.
to bottles Will cure all cases OF Suppressed Mem
situation, even where IL has stopped from to
months.
10 bottles will cure all cases OF Nervousness.
to bottles Will cure all cases OF LHpJttney.
TO bottles VIII cure all cases OF Loss ~ Iigsr.
TO bottles will cure all cases Of L. TSpiTi
TO bottles Will cure all cases OF In igcstiOn.
to bottles Will cure all cases of Dcbiity.
10 doses Will cure all cases OF IdinfH NOHihiy
Sickness.
tablespoonful will cure you Of all that languid
feeling that you have when You arise in the NOR
ming.
tablespoonful will restore you when YOU have
been hard at work, and feel as though you had no
life or ambition left; Tablespoonful will restore
you when you have been at work out of doors or
have been taking a long walk and have become
fatgued. You Will md by taking this wine, that
you have NEW RICH BLOOD cours ng through your
velns-yOu Will ind another thing, II Will cure you
when all other means fan
We Udrrdnt il in all cases named herein.
GiimOrss aromatic Wine Is possessed OF wonder
iul renovatng powers, IL thoroughly reliable. and
he medical profession, approve of II as they do Of
no other preparation in the United States. having
found 1t uniformly successful In the treatment OF
diseases enanaing from loss OF nerve power, AMI
consequently muscular relaxation.
For sale by all druggists In Burlington.
March 2g-wtf
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Ihe SIRE Rress.
litAyELt.s.IsS' GtlspS
lspiJroasis.

NNttfDhihs
TRAtEs LgAvE BURLINGTON.
doing North AMI West, 4:h0. 51s, 1000, and lu:ic
a At and a:25, 5;2s and 6:i5 PIN.
Going East. by Central Vt. X. r., 1870 and 1910 a. m
and 5:25 and lO:45 pm.
doing South, by Rutland Il. X 9.lO iO:sO a. q anu
$40 Gnd 1905 p. M. ,o
Going Fast, by Burlington Lamoille r. 1000 a.
IN, and 1850 and $3.50 p. IN.
TRAINS ARRIVE At BrRLIHoros.
From the North and wes', $40 lO:4O n m, and
1890 G:2O, 1906, and 1910 p. m.
froin the East by Central W. x H., DIV ana 'V4O
o. m and 1890, $50 and 6:20 p. m.
From the South, by Rutland $3.50 and $3.50 a. NJ ana
$500 and 625 p. m. as.
From the East, by Burlington Lainoille X H., 9o,
n. ~, 12:4n p. m, and s;lb p. IN.
StenmDOnts.
STEAMERS LEAVE BURLINGTON.
Steamer Vermont for Essex, Wcstport. Port Henry
Crown Point, Larrabec's and Ticonderoga u
$40 a. IN. -.
Steamer a. Williams iron wharf foot Of King 81.
for Port Kent, Plaashurgh, Gordon's, Adams
adds North Island CITY and Maquam at 9:e
am.
Steamer Reindeer for Port Kent. Pattsburgh, Cor
don's, Adams, Ladds and North Island City
$40 p. IN.
STEAMERS ARRIVE AT BURLINGTON.
Steamer Vermont from ports given above at 6;2
Steamer A. Williams, from Maquam, North Islam
City, Ladd's, Adams, Gordon's Plattsburgh an
Port Kent at 445 p. IN.
Steamer Reindeer, from North Island City, 1addi
Adams, Gordons, Ph'isburgh, Port Kent, lo;l
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From J. H. Klnlry, ESD, Train DIS a'cher.
OiiceIuf Vt. Valley aud Sullivan Co. Railroil)
NISpsOK, W.. July q. ls-2.
For the past three years have been terribly
afflicted with DYSPEPSIA and have employed Va
riUus ply sicians amt taken many prescriptions,
hut obtained scarcely any relief, and that only
temporary, until tried The CELERY COMPOUND
made by Col. NJ. X Paine, and 1t has done Won
ders Tor me, Restoring me to my usu,l good
health, and my digestion is now perfect. used
three bottles of the Comp ,und IN al. hat con-
sidcrei myself almost well before hat Il ishcd
one bottle. j. II. klNlRY.
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GEO. NJ. CLARK.
From Hon. Wendell p. Rice Superintendent Of
Vermont STATE Prison.

NtTIIIOlI SIaIt I-TIsON.
WINDSOR. Vi MAY .. lsS3.
Col NJ. X. PA,SE-Dear Sir: Lake pleasure In
writing "A line in praise of yhlr valuable celery
Compound" | have tried IA humber Of bottles,
and believe II to he all that ynu recommend It.
Hoping that You VIII met with success IN your
Efforts 10 furnish the puhlc with good ami s.le
medicine, | remain,
Very truly your,
WENDELL p. RICE.
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From Edw. E. Phelps NJ, D.. IL. r., Prof. of the
Theory and Practice OF Physic an raihulngi-
cal Anatomy, Dartmouth Co lcge.
WlspsoR, VI May Is 1862
To WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN From an acQualn-
lance OF nearly 20 years with Mr.. NJ. X. Paine, AS
an apothecary, druggist aud pharmaceutical, ! am
ahle 10 speak in the strongest terms OF CONNIE la
ton oil his great skill IN the departments above
mentioned; as also of the scrupulOus care with
which he compounds his preparations from materl-
ais Of known purity.
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WINDSOR, VT. July 10, 1888.
Cot. NJ. X. PAI>E-Dear Sill have used your
CELERY COMPOUND IN my family for several months
past with excellent effect, and 1t gives me pleasure
TO state that believe II can he recommended as do
Ing oil that you claim for H. In fact my acQuaiu-
lance with you as an apothecary for more than
thlrty-four years past would give me full confidence
IN any medicine OF your manufacture
Respectfully yours
HIRAM HARLOW.
To Introduce the CELERY COMPOUND In
places where dealers do not have IL In
stock, l will on receipt OF two dollar, send two
bottles TO any address in vermont, securely
packed, and express charges pail, to your nearest
express once.