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Decorah-posten., 1890-12-10
Sil1aaet SIhsnaaiettelie.

Siltaaet SlospaaiGttelIe. Cara
Better Oleiens Some Of Gffemoe bar for
2oaanbs 5aliter 8ranbtommisiiOn til,
%itaaet, at bun iOrietlis bar fat Slb pao
i'm @anbs Steb, uben at oenne bapoe
ben minoite Inelie oerom.
Decorah-posten., 1890-12-10

IiafOnisieanltaltens Gienbom fore.
ilaaes al Ma9iitrat og 5urmanoitab
inprgmmet Sfattefribep.
Decorah-posten., 1890-12-10

ysbp ssr IA. u aas ssus, gsfs,ia.
FF'n' tur oar Ears Fr,s sur dist saaort.
80 ban blss Oor,r, Satet sun ia ~ Haistii.
10 saw 80 esrn. sao bauSsH eaaorfr.
Decorah-posten., 1890-12-10
1amer oa Nerrer! Seuo eiter {

Iuuyer % RtttSt1 OrHU tTItt tH
enself STANDARD Brepbog, Der giuer tpoelig
anpisnins for SammeniRtniHg at ale Slag3
Sfripsller, oa inoeboloer $50 iorftlelise
Slass Rentsrbrspe. perioner, iom life e
eoot hiemme / BET eugeliie Spros, Tan ueo
oeHne 9reu0os ~ioritaite fig en- litter o. bur.
ta Suelie. vi ieuoer Bo9en iamt u me9d
uaire Ra9Aiort for ben biliss 8ris al -
Gtv,N 9tlsHter snltes. 8rsper 0 geuiA
4erf9i y i. 6riberg, elarfiielo, Niun.,
Vpr %. Ts1T.6
Decorah-posten., 1890-12-10
0rner.

Srner. Rogle iaa iuloblo6s Or.
uer tliaiaS. B{aH beHpen0e ia til g.
%. 9cDis 9drOtparc Store, 3sepra9 ga.
t811.2
Decorah-posten., 1890-12-10

6nnr(phpS man fan ipare Yenss
9UulASpSS or ct Yroblem, Der in.
teresicrer a1e % GHbper. On waaaoe at
slDre oct paa er at baHole meo 5ie.o b
Briggs / Soniion, gRiHn. De bar bet iterite
Gplag al General Werhanoiie | gountpet
o. i1lge Sarsr b;lisere, eno man tan tiobe
BEN I uosct aueet Stcve / Rsi.sn.
Decorah-posten., 1890-12-10

gutspis. = BET ,r blion min tuna, Zoo at Be-
'~srstsisr, for Gtsgi % gtHner. at bet bsSasss, 5sutR
ben 6s Stpt,m5r At ~bofttolbs min ti2re Nlans grfniau
e%riitsnion @utsuis I en- ai6u al "a aer, 7 Waanse 4
% 4 Dass otter 3 aars 2psoom al Iarirs. 6aH sf,,rs
labr 10 Barn, Tn Da,trr : asr sammd o. IN gsu 9
Raan,sr somm,L Jr,b mb bans Stsp, uslHsRd
oar, kaus D2lHbs.
8rA, RttsliHs g. enlspig.
5ish 5orsf, TiuH., ben lJoe 3opbt. 1890.
Decorah-posten., 1890-12-10

eon'Hi caus Stensiano | D7iotiou. Disteuin.
uohsotr % att,h'rv s-tptiniemaatsr FAINT i~rs.ruosr
arnsmtsltr ! GfnnsiuaBiru pea msosrais 8ttaaE
Rsrrtiponssr nrb ksm.
Decorah-posten., 1890-12-10

The North Star Lung and Throat Bal
som CT en litter aur for oofte o. Joriis
leIIe. ia
Decorah-posten., 1890-12-10
.GRampinapiif gnne onifts.

- lor Gprciigiieu al It ,{uiihlt be itgrlte
ScttieHcuter al Stau0iuapcr gnite5 en- Tom.
peirHi ltauoiudoiii Gpge meo en- Iioeu So.
pital ion Nsitltelt og aouDautDn. Norcsis
mep Clamp: IO'ior r., Gare "Tecornb.
8%ol'ea's Eftr. l2.f7.3
Decorah-posten., 1890-12-10

observation-disclosures NettOs SUer-
tub / 1889 ubgjoroe ], 143, 900 &roner.
Decorah-posten., 1890-12-10

5stHfOu. = Dd bst,abisiS ares ssross fOrtraDzrsua,
SIasiniHss o. RsHHu, at Entr,5 2. SSSHlon (Str,s
brs.rsJ ira siirt Sfsr,. Balsss. I Ero,u poa Fu arrls
lr aisii Orb DOZEN ben sos ottSbsr al Izrius AFosss
par usiit, ssUs, beau ius,H sIasiHtHs, su { Rarssbsu.
SaHs bagodist s~iitrlaet, EisHosm ~tilfaIsH bans 5srs
aIsE, ! RSrss. 5rss mA saHs St,s.
afsssss Sea y. 8. EaHs,n.
RSrtSpsss. staab ssrts 80, q. Da,Oia.
Decorah-posten., 1890-12-10

5aq.fsth - B,t bsfsHstsisr,s brvsS for irapas
I,uSs Sissi o. BsHHsr, at be-, bar btbas,t 6eutn { fin
Bisbsm at b~i,m'sfos til Ns Dor dtss, Iia. gattu
6auHaB RoFHa 8. z. 6astlstb ben 24s, EoUbr. 1850 {
en- aIou al DaJs. pun par lss 1 3 Bass. sarpd,
TIE soHnasl Sreb m'e bit 200, Dlasusi Usr, BIZ
Rinss. psusn gao. etrrsH ioa errsHs Rapn uzy,
lsptt.
0apor Z. easi.iB. 5nsssorl 5assiis.
BortbiHs. rtHsotu g.. z. Daioia.
Decorah-posten., 1890-12-10
Spbs=YrDflanlaer

lio,n, iuStu spit,tn maa vat iisrs fine sum,Sslir q
fox Grpin1u u~Ssulauss l EaE
Decorah-posten., 1890-12-10

Oct HorIe o. iDsHfts 9isssRsufuIat { Dts Uloinss,
JoDa, usit.bo 5HI0masisr OF ~iuoiototT arOsmisir
bet CANT, YaHb.
Decorah-posten., 1890-12-10

1ommer lang Sneprm, iOm aauIfs
bapoe fprt9ret &oens 2unaer. Den
baooe bapt fit 1ilbolS Der | ceer 8
Waaneoer.
Get ferite Siriot. "Samlaaet" /
Sanoeijorb bar siuet Bioras til ct
Stuletisttert, bppr 5olteitolens Smda.
lenter fan lare orbentlis, renslis %
sfunomiit Maolapuins. Oct be9pnoer
'maat men iitfert at gaa pp for 5plt,
at Sfoler til Gplpring al bore 3etre |
ben Sunit at blipe flinte Snsmpore er
Al De allernpttlgite Sporetninger, pi fan
BRUCE Ten9e til. 5aar ri Dem noseu,
1inbe lajen meo &enter, Iaa or bet her.
Gngelif | 5olfeifolen. 8 9isfns.
lioitsmpoe | SanbeijprD ON Snoisrelis
al Gugellt / 5olteifoleu uotalte Sfole-
beftprerne ailien % Sause, at ire 81
nier it9entllg | to @ar bar tilitr9tfefigt
til at blbrin9e nogenlunoe ubpifleoe
Gleper iaapas &unbffab iGn9ellf, at be
tnnoe Hare iis. Oct pil iige. oa maatte
uiloerpisninsen l9sses praftilf al. Den
p9ientli9ite llbsift piloe blipe en- 9es
rerlgn til.
Decorah-posten., 1890-12-10
goosfalo.

atHinb,Itss Dsssiato opiaass { "Dttorass poRtu- fon
biotit gratis. Gr Suimoo en- FABIAN anmttsti, al
ptottsitigrr 5rsbofb slr lsoiag,t az Drs. sa maa
%ioaSaHt bs,al,s msb s gtnts ". Sinis | gorfu5.
Decorah-posten., 1890-12-10

,orer op ban
ar 9ere 5td
|llGg."
lorn bOIOtr ~
aa idstedg I'll
DO ppre op ~
bliocre 9latHi
6anspanotr'
! foen bun M.
|rpoer fgt pa'.
ipr."
Fe lansc. 90
on, ri ba's
ssse ely.
|se fig en- ny.
agar; goslfp
fommer BLVD
al e1lp "
Rano!"
eo bst?" !.
a., Jon Paaa.
b., at ben .
uor aiittS r..
/ %iaasau! g
MI bebOn 81
@uItap2 +.
(gortiatta')
Decorah-posten., 1890-12-10

Rttvp,n- - otrv,O bs'i,Hsisisss for frsp4usSt
SIast % B,HHsr, at uot ii9r, gOsa gaaHsstIs 9sHltH
&isPp.H oss, IrosH paa tn Sr,liu ssn Site DsisbsT
1880. eau par issi saa 9ssresH 2iusbe { RiHs.bo
RsaitssisIs. eusbruuesaol,u, ben 1909 Salt 1870.
GrsS mss bit Sisp. O,IHsns, orr, BIT DeiHss.
Siiabsi dlms, 1aHnab Rub,
T. Danisn- LoGnieH.
ostmm. Eis.. Zen SSis December 1880.
Decorah-posten., 1890-12-10

Dmftab. eupss btti,neis!srss fsr Slxst %
genna. at ssr sIaeos sshu 5saHis .. Cmeas alsis
pss Gss,H BEN 2sos RoO,mbsr sitn "a LINERS saare,
ets.lin. Qua blsu srsHsi tiIsSss Deb en- S~sssliHs.
sryIsH0n. esnss sfba oar 10 liar. 4 Vaan,Su % 3
Dass. 5rss mes bit stsv. V,IHsnn pxrs bit gaiHs,.
fra 5snses spbt Tor ssHst 5strs.
asastis OnFas. Clsa Omhas.
Can glairs. BiseonRn.
Ssss oytasss I andre Horin, 5Isse.
Decorah-posten., 1890-12-10
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p9 boi0tpf 4.
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lat bette
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Decorah-posten., 1890-12-10

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|ar 4alarmie
no IT, All t
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Decorah-posten., 1890-12-10
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Decorah-posten., 1890-12-10

bite Gam. ior-
| SeoiR iora
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-10-24

SULPHUR BITTERs
will build you up and
make you strong and
healthy.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-10-24

lot was henceiorward an unhappy one His
wife tvrauuiznd over him and hen -pecked
him terribly. and whether it was that his
spirit was broken by his long fretting or
what cannot say, but he never made the
least attempt Co emancipate himself aud
lived o. thoroughly hen pecked husband. II
"a Dir ] Is sick it Is no use trying to cure 10 !,
it Is pessimstic To- a degree, makes up its
mind it is all over, and will NOPE aud re
fuse to eat, eventually dying, as 10 were, Of
sheer spite at its master
The principal injury is generally the frac-
ture OF "A leg, which Is occasioned by "a pc
cuiar habit they have Of waltzing when IN
a good humor They 20 round and round
looking like balloons, until they become
giddy aud fall down then the long leg
breaks. Some OF them catch the habit OF
reversing almost as cleverly as a human be
ing. The funniest type is seen when a soh
tary chick is weakly and is taken into the
house to rear We had one, and no part of
the house was sacred from its intrusion. He
would come in when we were at dinner
aud without sound would clear of with
the Joint If he got a chance, while household
articles disappeared as if by magic lie
was also the terror Of all the native boys on
the farm, bossing them IN q most amusing
manner.
The latest feature in the utilization of Il
ostrich has been as a trotter. many matches
against horses having taken place, Arthur
Hancock's Harrow Boy being credited with
record Of ! 20 When they run they
spread their wings, and against the wind
make incredible speed. A circular track
however knocks them out, as directly the
wind gets behind them they become demon
allied, owing to the wind getting under the
feathers aud destroying their equilibrium.
Elch stride at full speed, will measure 20
feet aud the gait is "a long swinging one
that give. u very rapid motion.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-10-24
Silage.

1t Is "A uatent fact that the friend, Of the
lilo are those who have silos those who
speak against them have had little or no
experience. writes Professor Henry in the
Breeders Gazette. Only yesterday gen
tleman of the highest standing in this state
who devotes his farm to sheep raising said :
II know that year before last ! fed siare
and the sheep wonld leave oats to eat 1t
that ! never had better success with lambs
than that spring Last year ! did not fill
my silo and regretted it, this year it silige
again. lay the higher value of siage not
to its greater possible digestiblity. but to
the fact that it contains sufficient moisture
to make 1t a juicy food Of entirely different
taste from dried corn fodder and hav.
Further, with corn-fodder much of the
stalks aud even leaves are wasted by the
usual process of curing, storing and feeding
with sllage the stalks even are all consumed
From the complete consumption of these
comes much of the apparent gain or saving
of silage over fodder. On many farms
probably not over 30 per cent of the feed
ing value of cOru-todder, even when cut
and shocked, is realized, while the same
made into silage gives probably 50 per cent.
The one great good of the silo has been to
show Us the real feeding value of the corn
crop and how much of this lies in the stalk
itself
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-10-24
MeiRhI. mud NIrn.urr..

In using recipes where weight is given
instead of certain measures, the inexperi
enced housewife is often put to confusion
II she will remember the equivalents Of
weights in measure the recipes that yield
doubtful results will many times prove more
satisfactory. One pint of liquid is equal t.
a pound. One pint of butter, or o. solid
chopped meat, is also equal to a pound
cuptul of grated crumbs equals one ounce
rounded tablespoonful of butter, a round
ed tablespoonful of graduated sugar, a
heaping tablespoonful of powdered sugar.
two rounded tablespoonfuls of hpur. and
two rounded tahlespoonfuls of ground spice
are equal To one ounce. The equivalent of
a quart of pastry flour sifted is one pound
and of the new process flour one quart minus
gill is equal to a pound A cupful OF
washed aud dried currants, of raisins when
stemmed, or of Indian meal equal, SIX
ounces
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-10-24

Following are the duties on farm pro
ducts. under the new tariff. as colated by
the New York Dairy Circular, with the
former rates Of duty gwen in pareuthesis
Butter is to pay cents per pound duty
the old tariff Al cents per pound
Cheese & AZ cents per pound
Eggs , cents per dozen-formerlv free
Milk , cents per gallon formerly no per
cent
Condensed milk 3 cents per pound includ
ng weight Of package. formerly 20 per
cent
Live poultry 3 cents per pound. GO per
cent
Dressed poultry cents per pound, %
per cent
Beans 40 cents per bushel Of 60 pounds
90 per cent
Hay 81 per ton ,S2l
Potatoes % cents 40 per bushel Of 60
pounds,
Hops II cents 49, per pound
Cider cents per gallon 20 per cent.
Cabbages 3 cents each 90 per cent
The duties on other agricultural pro iucts
as fixed 10y the new tariff are the following.
Honey, 20 cents per gallon
Maple syrup, 20 cents per gallon.
Lard, cents per pound
Tallow. ] cent per pound
Vinegar, cents per gallon
Onions, green peas 40 cents per bushel
Other vegetables, - per cent
Prepared vegetables, pickles, etc. Al per
cent
Rye, 10 cents per bushel
Corn, oats buckwheat H. cents
Wheat. p cents
Barley. 80 cents
Rice, cleaned cents per pound.
Rice. uncleaned, cents per pound
Straw, 30 per cent
Flax straw, - per ton
Broom corn, s. per ton
TcaSels. 30 per cent
Nursery stock 20 per cent
Garden seeds. 20 per cent
Oranges, lemons and lines. l3 To 10 cents
per package
FIax,-ei and other oil seeds. 80 cents
per hu>h-l
Horses aud mules $40 per head or 30
/ par cent If worth Sl1O and over
Cattl" over one year old, $40 per head ::
pnr year or less -
H"gs - ~ per head
sheep one wear old, : 80 less. - cents
\Il others, % per cent
B4't mutton. pork > cents per pound
Bacon and hams , cents per pound
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-10-24
Fell like GeIIing Right up ia Meeting
and COuIrndicIing.

We listened the other day o. an address div.
erred by an able ani wrll-kuOwu authority ON poul.
try raising Il was very practical and abounded
IN good common sensr; but IL lost all uf It's value
and force iu one remark. IL was one that is more
or less true. and ls common o. the average 'poul-
try article lu the new spaprrs 10 was this. IF
You want eggs De- carr'ul and not have your hens
TAT We felt like getting right up in meeting
and cuutradictinE That Is not our experience:
aud 30 makes no difference " ho SAYS b. II Is "a mis-
take. Il requires qualification. A hen made fat
10y ihtiurmlug foods like corn meal. Is apt to bee
ton fat to lay; hut one thar Is ted ON the Prolific
Poultry Food will br plump and round and LAY
all the time
In this essential the Fool has no rival Their,
arr preparations I'd for the samr purpose that
MAKE b 'ns lay, nIt the h ms are as on flesh as
% TED ou oats Not $50 the Prolific Food Mixed
With th' morning mess the hens " 900 mt only r,.-
turn many times the cost in the Increased pro
du'ilpn of eggs hut the hen can be- takru from
her nest for the table ami be- as No for it as a Young
cuckrrr
More th1u tins there is no preparation more
economical only small quantitr, are feed. amt
the cost Is hut 81 'rut- ppul eft aHY drug gist
or .-us'ntu ur direct from 4 Lprd. urnpri-.
tor burliugt'u. VI Again. 70 q -.s not cr,atr am
aunnrua oHu iiluu reading 90 diseased CONDUIT ns
hut krrlfs tIr hrus h-althN. aud esp .callv fr,.t
from roup and cholera au su 10 prruiicious habits
as rgE eating aud feather picking
Acu England turMer Nor % Isst
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-10-24

One of the newest 'fad-" in household
furnishing and one really worthy the pol
ularity accorded It, is the divau This ma,
easily be manufactured 10y some member
of the home circle, a. 1t is nothing more or
less than low couch without head or arms.
placed usually in corner and heaped high
with cushions which may be made as lux
urious as the taste and purse Of the maker
or purchaser will allow Often these cush
ions are filled with softest down and GOV
cred with silk of many colors, dainty and
tremendously blended A dvan seen not
long ago in honey" sitting room how
ever, was covered with cretonne the ground
of the latter being a rich golden brown
sprinkled with sprays of pinkish -colored
flowers there we're three or four cushions.
each covered with the same material. and
the whole effect was extremely good
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-10-24

DO you want the best Medical Work published
Send three pct. stamps 20 A. z. ORDWAY & 60
Boston, Mass, aud receive copy tree.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-10-24
TRUTHS FOR THE SICK.

$1,000 will be paid
for "A case where SUI
PHuR BITTKRs will
not assist or cure. IT.
never fails.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-10-24
NOTICE.

FINliE undersigned having been duly appointed
guardian on the person and property of
Thompson =. Burdick this is 20 forbid ali per
sons trusting him without consulting me
FRED I BURDiCk.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-10-24
Or. CTeene's NeTVura,
Health and Strength.

81 have taken Dr.. Greene's Nervura, and d;
has done me more good than all the medicines
ever took ] never thought would ever D.,
a, well a. thi. medicine has made me feel.
NJ husband is so happy to see me- better that
he tell, every one about this wonderful m,d.
cine, and thank God every day aud nigh,
that he sent mt this medicine"
Mr.. ANNIE DONOVAN.
Attawaugan, CT.
- You can consult Dr. GREEN, the pro.
pristor of H,s rcurdg. i-ho IS the famous
specialist az the treatment or nervous ant
chronic diseases frrs az charge, personal q a-
By latter. o' h,s office, 81 Temple Place. Ansia.
Mass.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-10-24
BRATTLEBORO, VT.
SUMMER EXCURSIONS
To Halifax, Cape Breton and p, Ell
The Land of Acadia.

Boston, Halifax 4 Z E. / Steamship Line. md
alaua Atlantic steamship Co. sailing from
Lewis Wharf Boston, offer b,-s ruut,. for to,,rists
VINO deslrr 10 visit the Maritime Province
Steamer haliiaX leaves Boston for Halifax onl,
orcesttr leaves Boston every Weduesdav a,
noon; TOT Halifax. Port HaWkeshury. PicfoI ami
O,haLilo.tetown Tickets sold aud all baggage
chrcked 10 an stations on the Iut,rrol,ui9i -
r9ad Circulars. with full Information man az az
b ,lsalt 10 r. b GARDNER Manager Lewis
W MARI, 81 Al lHntic Avenue, Boston Mas M
fain'er' Ticket Agent, old state Hons. &c. II
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-10-24
For Nervous Debility, Weak and Shat
tered Nerves, Tired Brain, Sleep
Iessness, Poor Blood and
DebiIitated System.

All who are weak, nervous, tired, lauFuid,
exhausted iu nerve power and physical
strength who pass restless and slcepless
nights waking ta,d and uurefreshed morn
ing, who ARE despondeut and depressed IN
mind, who hav, weary limbs and trembling
nerves, who suffer from headache, neuralgia,
pains and aches who have pulpiiatiou or
heart trouble, dyspepsia, indigestion, loss OF
appetite, constipation, kidney or liver com
plants, nervous debility, nervous and physi
cal prostration, paralysis, numbness, or any
form OF nervous disease, should use
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-10-24
sad Havoc is Created

Among the tenants of the mouth by allowing i'm
purltirs 10 collect upon their surface or in their
lutrrstlces SOzoduut removes every vestigr of
tartar from the teeth, and renders their prema-
TURF decay impossible. Ii not only imparts 10
them Wilderness and Vigur, but communicates
hardness and rusiness 10 the gums The breath
acquires most acceptable fragrance from its
use: Il Is purely botanic liquid. and may b- re-
he'd ON 20 accomplish its beautiiying effects with
out nJurng the enamel like gritty tooth paste
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-10-24

Thousands had sunk ON the ground OVERFLOW
erred, the weary To sleep ana the wounded To die 90
hut every intelligent reader knows that tins hap
p ned before the great discovery Of salvation OIL
Coughs colds ami inclpieut consumption cured
10y Or Bulls Cough Syrup a remedy of nifty
years standing, known and used all over the
world DO yourself the favor To- give it a trial
You will be- amply repaid. For sale everywhere
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-10-24

Advice 30 "a others WINsLow's SooTH
ING SYRUP should always be- used when children
are cutting teeth II relieves the little sufferer at
once, u produces natural quiet sleep by relieving
the child from pain, and the little cherub aWakes
as bright as button. II is very pleasant To
TASTE II soothes the gums allays all pain relieves
WIN e regulates the bowels, and is the best known
rem sdy for diarrhuaa, whether arising from teeth
np or other causes Twenty five cents a bottle
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-10-24
Personal LiberI, vs.. Phy.icnI sIn,rr,.

We are all free American citizens rninying Our
personal liberty: but most of MS arr. I'M phN steal
slavery, suffering fum scrnfula salt rhrum or
some other form Of impure blood Hoods Sarsa.
parlia Is the great blood purifier which dissolvrs
the bonds of diseasr gives health and u.rf,..t
physical liberty
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-10-24

All medical authorities agree that catarrh is no
more nor less than an Inflammation OF the lining
membrane of the nasal air passages Nasal ca
tarrh and all catarrhal affections OF the head ar.
not diseases of the blood. and it is IA serious mis-
take 10 treat them as such. No conscientious phy-
stefan ever attempts To- do So IL is held by emf
nent medical men that sooner or later a specific
Will he found for every disease from which hll-
manity suffers. The facts justify us IN assuming
that for catarrh al least positive cure already
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-10-24
BRATTIEBORO FRIDAY OCTOBER "a,
HAWLEH

No advance in prices on &C
count of new tariff while pres
ent stock lasts. When ! have
to pay the advance then the
retail price must be more.
On Fur Shoulder Capes
there is a sharp advance by
the manufacturers and great
difficulty in keeping up the
line of sizes on account of the
great demand from all sections
of the country which makes
it impossible to supply the de-
mand. On those now in stock
and what ! succeeded in get
ting OF my back orders, ! can
give my customers an advan-
tage over the present whole
sale prices.
Have already sold more
nobby, stylish Cloth Jackets
than in any previous season.
The present assortment is very
attractive, ranging in price
from S3S to $50; the shapes
are new and many OF the
novelties are imported gar
ments not to be found else
where in this section. More
and more customers come
each succeeding season from
a distance to find a garment
unlike those they can find at
home.
The same is true OF our Dry
Goods Department and now
is a good time for an inspec-
ton of this stock.
My entire large stock of
Blankets, Flannels, Linens and
Merino Underwear is owned
at the closest old prices, and
will be sold for the present
without advance from pre-
vious popular prices, although
every merchant is receiving
frequent reminders now of
advance prices.
New Passcmenteries.
Astrachan bands and Steel
trimmings.
New line Black and Colored
Nelvets.
New Curtain Laces.
New assortment OF Gre
tones.
One case Sateen-fnished
Prints at 5 cents.
One case charlottesville
Prints at 5 - cents.
Large assortment of the
best new designs in Sicilian
and Delaine finished Prints
at 7 cents.
One case Ariggle Cotton,
yard wide at o IL cents.
New lot Aprons.
New line Black Lace Scarfs.
New combination suits in
ladies' Mcrino Underwear,
Jersey fit at Sis a suit.
Special value gentlemen's
natural-wool Shirts and draw
ers ut 81 each.
Full line Merino Under
wear at popular prices.
New Neck-mutfs for ladies'.
Novelties in Art Table
/ Covers.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-10-24

Dr. Grecnc'- Nervura Is the great nerve,
brain and blood inyirorant IL nerves the
weary arm, strengthens the tired limbs, cures
the aching head, removes nervousness and
norvou. weakness, huni.hes all tired feelings
soothps, Gains and quiet, the oNcilablr and
irritable nerve, produces natural and refresh
ing sleep, RAISES the gloom, depression and
despoudeucy from the mind, euriches the
blood, cures neuralgia, nervous debility, loss
OF memory paralysis, numbness, trembling,
hot hushtsi female weakness and all nervous
affections. BY all means use
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-10-24
Arrested.

Charles A Daley was arrested last evening for
stealing from the drug store of Shiefmau a bottle
OF sulphur Bitters Before the court this morn
ing upon being asked why he should steal he
stated that his mother was troubled with Rheu-
matlsm, aud that it was the only medicine that
helped her. aud hring out of money and work was
the caus- OF his stealing As this was his first
offence he was put on probation - Newark News