The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1886-04-21
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ninth street station.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN-I take this
method to thank my numerous friends and
patrons for their kind sympathy in my
misfortune by the high water, and to tell
them everything is in good order again
have plenty of fresh flowers every day, and
shall have a very fine lot of bedding plants
of all descriptions for sale at very low prices
at nv greenhouse in the rear of the Episco-
pal church, State street, Montpelier. T.
Percival.
WE wish to call the attention of our reda-
ers to the advertisement of B. A. Atkinson
& Co.. S27 Washington street, Boston, Mass,
which appears on the sixth page of this
paper. Their specially this week is carpets,
and they are offering the greatest induce
ments to intending purchasers ever offered
in this line. They are not only selling
cheaper than their competitors but they are
delivering their goods to any railroad depot
in any town or city in the New England
States. They also are the largest dis
tributors of parlor, chamber and dining
room furniture, bedding, stoves and ranges
in the Eastern States. 1t will pay you to
write them or give them a call.
WANTED-AGENTs-Six general agents for
counties in Vermont and one hundred sew
enty-ive sub-agents for the fastest selling
goods in the market. Old agents say it is the
best thing they have ever seen. To introduce
it where we have no agent we WILL on receipt
of fifty cents, send to any address, securely
packed one No. Common Sense Boot
Dryer. You can use it on any stove or in
the sugar-camp. 1t is handled by mer-
chants in over fifty towns in Vermont, and
they all guarantee it to give perfect satisfac-
tion. Compare it with other dryers. and
then you will know which is the best; and
if you want a good thing, write for terms
to agents. w. Z. Laird, Montpelier, VT.
ONLY little over one week remains be-
fore DR.. Royce will close his Office at the
Montpelier House and go to another section
of the state. That in the treatment of
chronic disorders the doctor is eminently
successful is attested by the numerous stub
born cases that have yielded to his treat
ment during his stay here. The doctors
varied and extensive practice in various
full professional education, qualify him for
the work he has adopted-that of a special
ist in chronic diseases of whatever nature.
He does not of course claim to cure all
diseases; if yours is helpless case he will
frankly tell you so, and he makes no charge
for consultation. If any of our readers are
suffering from chronic complaints, our ad-
vice to them is to see the doctor at once and
put themselves under his treatment. His
office will be closed April Goth.
Mr.. w. c. NYE, a prominent business
man of Barre, VT, came to town this week
for an operation upon his eyes. DR.. George
w. Davis made the operation yesterday and
pronounced it a success to-day. He also
Strengthened two cases of cross-eyes last
week for persons living in this city, both
cases being entirely relieved. The doctor
is very successful surgeon of fifteen years
practice in this city, and the last year has
travelled throughout Europe, studying and
practicing in London and Vienna He uses
no chloroform or ether for operation upon
the eye-cocaine dropped into the eye being
sufficient to prevent all pain, and greatly
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act.-Holyoke (MdSS.) Daily Transcript, April
16, 1886.
| DRs. SEVERANCE & ROYCE have decided
to remain at the Montpelier House, Mont.
pelier, VT, until Thursday night, April 29th.
! The secret of their success: They succeed
because they have every advantage that
study, science, practice and experience can
give; they succeed because their system is
founded upon a practical and scientific
basis; they succeed because their medicines
are specific, fresh and unadulterated and are
prepared by themselves to meet the require.
ments of each particular case; they succeed
because they are skilled in symptomatology
and pathology, and know the indications
for specific medicines in all the varied
conditions; they succeed because they have
long since substituted safe natural, specific
medicines for the mineral drugs so com
monty used, which are so poisonous to the
blood and nervous system; they succeed be
cause during the many years they have beer
engaged in their speciality their patients have
never complained of fraud, ill-usage, exor
bitant fees or misrepresentation; they sue
ceed because they are scientific specialists
they cure chronic diseases, they fulfill theil
promises, they give honest and candle
opinions. Their fees are always moderate