Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1883-12-17
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THE OLD MEMS HoME.-One of the most benef-
cent charities in existence that which provides
resting place for weary and worn out old men,
They have many infrmities and diseases one of the
most common of which is rheumatism. Just here
comes in the advantage of PERRY DAVIS PAIN Kill
LER, which has relieved to sufferings of many an
old man by driving away the most severe rheumat-
ic pains.
A (s)centless thing-the postage stamp of to-day
as compared with that of three months ago.
ONE SUFFERING SOUL HAPPY.-"If I can send
one suffering soul to you,'' writes James Corbn, of
Washbun, H., 81 will be happy. Smaritan Ner-
viue cured me- and will all cases of fits" $3.50
Vennor is going to bankrupt hardware men. He
is inducing them to lay in big supply of skates for
this winter.
Hop PlasterS are clean, sweet and pleasant to use.
Fresh Hops combined wi tn Balsams and Gums.
More powerful than any other porous plasters 25cts
Bobby says that lectures for young people are
| often illustrated with cuts.
| The VEGETINE has cured many cases of Scrofula
five, ten and twenty years. standing.
Paying the pipcr-Settling with the Sitter.
| Put UPON HIS FEET-"Set up in bed and cough
| ed till the clothing wet with perspiration My
wife insisted that use Thomas Electric OIL The
first teaspoonful relieved me- and two bottles cured
me. can honestly recommend it," E. IL. Per-
| kins' Creek Centre, n. Y.
A man recently passed through Tuskogee, Ala
bama, trundling his wife in wheelbarrow. 1t is
supposed that he had lost a wager, and the boys
1l,,s+I 1t II
MEN OF ORLEANs.-There is Ignorance
manifested in the treatment of Horses than Is shown
in any other way. Care is exercised in selecting
good shoeer, but when sick all sorts of compound:
are given, some of them without reason or common
| sense Beware of such advice and medicine ever
if administered gratis. Rayworth's Condition Pow
ders is the prescription of experienced veterinary
1t is pure medicine, including remedies adapted tt
reach all the organs of the body reyiving renewing
restoring 1t is considered the best general treat
ment that can be made. In pound papers % cents
At all the stores.
"Rats," says a writer in Chambers Journal, "art
very clearly animals.'-Oh, they are; they are. NJ
matter how careless your servants are, you cal
always depend on the rats to clean out the pantry.
GA GoD-SEND."-The children of Israel were
an undoubted case of ''Godsend." The anchor
alton of human ills and ailments has been often
dertaken, and as often failed. Ely's Cream Balm
however, ''has been weighed in the balance and no
found wanting 1t is a sovereign, speedy, certain
and pleasant cure for Catarrh Cold in the Head
Thousands of persons have attested this fact. ely
Cream Balm is a God-send," wrote Mrs. NJ. A
jackson, of Portsmouth, n. H., May 3d. 1882
,od Cotarrl, wears: had tried nearly al
remedies, but to no purpose Two or three time
a week my nose would bleed quite freely, and
thought the sores in it would never heal. You
! Balm has cured me- This preparation is not
liquid or a snuff, and is easily applied Can you
reader afford to experiment with injurious snuff
and injections when pleasant and certain cure
at hand?
, A lady in Toronto got to laughing over SON
amusing incident and could not stop. Finally dot
tor was called in, and he could not quiet her, an
: she might have died laughing if telegram had 1t
arrived just then saying that her husbands Inothe
was coming Il short visit
Y DON'T SPILL THE MILK-"There is no use erwin
A., over spilled milk says the old saw. If you a
not only bald, but have life in the roots of yol
I hair, there is crying over that, either. Tai
h both time and yourself by the forelock while the
: your hair before matters get worse. 1t will ARE
the falling off of your hair and restore its origin
color, gloss and softness. 1t is perfect dressil
: withal, clean, richly perfumed, cools and heals t
S scalp.
:, Things would not have said Mrs A. ''CoI
and lunch with tomorrow. You viii be intere
IL ed in the schoolmasters bride.' Mrs. B. "Oh, "
,. how do you ike her?'' Mrs. A. every well, OIL
she iS LITTLE uuuSad IN the xvavs Of Sociatv
II shouldn't like to ask her to meet nice people,
% have been very sick over two years. They
IL gave me up as past cure. tried the most skill
a. physicians, but they did not reach the worst pa
The lungs and hear would fill up every night a
1t distress me, and my throat was very bad. L tc
III my children never should die in peace until b
tried Hop Bitters. have taken two bottles. Th
e. have helped very much indeed. am now W,
rs There lot of sick folks here who have Sc
how they helped me, and they used them and
'0 cured, and feel thankful do that there is
ne valuable medicine made.
- MRS. JULIA CUSHING
- Ashburnham, Mass, Jan. Ia, 1880.
''The sun is fifteen million years old and will
fifteen million years longer" This fact will quie
great deal of anxiety and alarm An impress
had got abroad that the would last only fourt
RS million years longer. The sun holds its age W
49, Oldest inhabitants say that it does not look
~ older than it did sixty-fve years ago.
u on THIRTY DAYS TRIAL-The Voltaic Belt
of Marshall. Mich. will send Dr. Dyes Celebrated
trio Votaic Belts and Electric Appliances on trial
thirty days to men young or old) who attic
e. with debility, lost vitality and kindred
=, es guaranteeing speedy and complete restoratio
health and manly yigor. Address above. N. ]
a. No risk is incurred las thirty days trials allowed