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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1891-06-18
SheriT's Sale.


John Il. Miller and John Il. Harmon
Harvey Brubaker.
Order OF sale from Henry County Court of Common
Pleas.
DY virtue Of an order of sale issued from the above
- named court and to me directed as Sheriff OF
H'nry county. will offer at public sale at the
north door Of the Court House, in Napoleon,
Ohio, on
Saturday, june Goth, 1891,
at the hour Of O'Clock p M, of said day. the fol-
lowing described real estate, situated in Henry coun
baker, defendant
The undivided one-eeventh (l-11) part Of the fol
| lowing described real estate situated In Henry
| County, Ohio, to-wit: The east half (K) of the
northeast quarter (l4) of section seven (7), town
! four az, north range six t6) east, in said Henry
County, Ohio, and Subject to the life estate of the
widow Of Henry Brubaker, deceased.
| Appraised at 1888 64.
Also the undivided one-eleventh Q-1l) part Of
the west part of the northwest fractional of section
eight g, IN township four north range six l
life estate of the widow Of Henry Brubaker, de-
ceased.
Appraised at $525 81.
AlPo the undivided eleventh (1-1l) part Of the
southwest quarter lA) of the southeast quarter
tA) of section six (6) town four (4), north range
six (6) east, In said Henry County, Ohio and sub
ect to the life estate of said widow of Henry Bru-
baker, deceased.
| Appraised at SlS1 SO,
Alse, the one undivided eleventh (1-11) part Of
ten acres off the west side of the south east quarter
VA OF the south east quarter ia OF section six (6)
town four ~. north range Elk 10y, in said Henry
County, Ohio, to the lie estate Of the widow
| Of Henry Brubaker, deceased.
Appraised at $37 27.
Total appraised value of said lands 81, ,10s GA
Terms Of Sale-Cash.
| f. 3. DECKER,
/ Sheriff of Henry Co, Ohio.
| Cahill Donovan, attorneys for plaintiff.
| Napoleon, Ohio, May IL, 1891.
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President Garfield's Physician.

DR.. Bliss speaking in the highest
terms of Speer's Port Wine writes the
following from
WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. 25, 1884.
ALFRED SPEER, Esq, Passaic, n. J.
Dear Sir:-I have TO acknowledge the
superior quality of wines of your pro-
duction, notably your Port wine, and
to say have prescribed them for my
patients for the last two years, with
uAjform and satisfactory results. l
have full confidence in the purity of
your wines, and that they are uniform
ly of standard strength, hence prescribe
them almost exclusively in my prac-
tice. Very truly yours,
d. w. BLISS, NJ. d.
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Guaranteed Cure.

We authorize our advertised drug.
gist to sell you DR.. Kings New Discov-
cry for consumption, coughs and colds
upon this condition. If you are af.
fiicted with cough, cold or any lung
throat or chest trouble, and will use
this remedy as directed, giving it fail
trial, and experience no tenefif, you
may return the bottle and have youl
money refunded. We could not make
this offer did we not know that DIR
Kings New Discovery could be relied
on. 1t never disappoints. Trial bottle
free at d. ]. Humphreys Drug Store
Large size SOC. and 81 90.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
John @. Groll, Co. Treas :,

Francis NJ. Rummell, ct al.
Order of sale from denry County Court Of Common
Pleas.
DY virtue Of an order Of sale issued from the above
ID named Court and to me directed as sheriff OF
Henry County will offer at public sale at the north
door OF the court house, in Napoleon, Ohio, on
Saturday, June 20, 1891,
at the hour of o'clock, p. M, of said day, the fol
owing described real estate, situated in Henry
county. Ohio, to-wit:
Lot number one Hundred and two (102), in L. g.
Randall's 1st addition TO the town of Napoleon,
Henry Co., Ohio.
Appraised at SIPS.
Terms of sale, cash.
E.R. DECKER,
Sheriff Of Henry county, Ohio.
James P. Ragan, attorney for plaintiff.
Napoleon, o., May Il, 1891. $40
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Hairx and Hair,ess peonle.

The Lamattes are the nearest hairless
and the AMOS the hairiest of all human
beings. The last named have for centu-
ries been famed as having more hair and
less brains than any other species Of the
genus homo on the face of the earth
st. Louis Republic.
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DIR. Oliver Wendell Holmes believes
that the body and mind are both affect
ed by the character of the food con-
sumed. "An exclusively pork diet
gives a bristly character to the beard
and hair" and too much food from the
sea gives the shine and motions of a
fish,
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doctor you saved my ilfe." II new
attended you.1 "No, but-when I was
sick sent for you and you were out of
the city. wouldn't have anyone else
so got well.n
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Harold: II must go. Will you re-
turn my kiss? Reciprocity you know"
Ethel: "That was Blaine's idea, was it
not?" Harold: "Yes, love-" Ethel:
"Then l must be wicked little Demo-
crat, for l go in for free trade. ."-Judge.
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Early rising isn't what it's credited
with being. Who or what rises earlier
than the fly? And yet see what con-
founded nuisance he makes of him
self.
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REWARD of$5O0

Rowe's French Female Pills are safe and reliable;
contain Tansy, Pennyroyal and Cottonroot. Never
fail. @At drug stores, or sent by mail, securely
sealed, for 81 90; at wholesale of Strong Cobb q
Co., Cleveland, o. or I. N. REED, Agent, TOLEDO,
O..
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BARRE.


The second annual supper by the ladies' an.
mex to the Barre Library association VIII be
held on Friday evening in the Congregation nj
Vestry. Proceeds Will he used for the proposed
new reading room.
The odd Fellows havc made papers leasing
the third floor Of the proposed new John Cor
don block for 10 years. TIE floor Will bo nm
unraphCrnalil rooms. Ii is expected the block
Will DO up and rooms ready next September.
Deputy SheriifS Camp and Cook THidcd the
house of Loren StrectCr Saturday ana cap
turcd nine quarts of whiskcy. Strceter pleaded
guilty to second offence, was fined 81 and
costs and was sentenced to serve one month in
the House of Correction. lie paid his tinc and
on Monday Oliccr Cook escorted him TO ltut-
land.
Tho Good Templars initiated six candidates
saturday night, making their membership
even 30, besides receiving four new appica-
lions,
/" j. holster has rented the old skating rink
building now occupied by o. IL. llalos auCti on
rooms, to McssrS. Connell of Boston and
Nhcatley of Barre for II term of five years to
h" Us, as furniture establishment, tho base
ncnl to be iinlsned into n room for mnnuiaC-
turing II is said the consideration is to be
T'il Il year.
Thc.c were loi deaths and 2l7 births in this
town during ls9p
As nest Monday is the Tooth anniversary of
the death of John " esley, the occasion IL to g
observed by special service on sunday at the
Methodist church.
|" j. Holster says the brick and lumber arc
purchased Tor one OF the finest three story
blocks in the state and ii weather permits Ia
| occupied by the Morrison dry Sopls ab.ieh
ment. u. VI. Miles is to add another flo T. To-
his two story Gluhc block. so it will he n igh
as the Bolster block, and the new Gordon
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BRISTOL.

Tic funeral of Maud VI. sumner took place
the 10th and was attended by large, number
OF relatives and friends. she was the young
est daughter of ii. ;. sumner ana was IN nor
18th year. She graduated from the Brlstol
High school in the class OF 81, ana, hhd she
lived, would have graduated from the Castle
ton Normal school in June. she was an estl-
mablc young lady.
The revival meetings which began here Janu-
AIRY 4, were bought to n close sunday evening.
The meetings have resulted in the conversion
of nearly lVN persons.-'rhc first number OF the
High school paper will soon lie tsSucd.-One
unfortunate was fined 81 and costs Friday for
being drunk. He attended the revival meet
ing Thursday evening while drunk. There
are several others WHO have done tho same
thing, but fortunately c-capod-C. i. Abcr-
notify has the lumber on the ground Tor a new
house which he will erect ON Maple street tho
coming summer. 1cncmento are scarce in
this village. business ia GOOD. The Bristol
bank started business under very favorable
circumstances.
r.. Il. Lect. OF the Vermont School scat com
pauy, exhibits fly ing machine, when Is pro-
pei ell by hot air. he body Of the machine l5
OF wool, the wings consisting OF two nlee.
Tie machine rcVOlvcs on a pin, the head OF
which rest 81 the point of another PIN, l'rof:
\arucy CAV" notice last Wcci, That he should
ciose his school unless the revival meetings,
conducted by the Rev. McGcorGc, were sus-
pended. The meetings have been quite sue
ccssful- Ono young man went forward in an
intONicatc state one enng last week ana
"a arrested the next morning ANA ilncd
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MIDDLE BURY.

Maud Wainwright is home from boarding
school. +. ". Bird has moved into the
house recently owned by Luther f. Farms
worth Edgar y. Bisseil Of Shorcham
started on Monday for Australia. Some
months ago MIR. Bissell shipped II large mum o.
Der OF blooded merinos to that country and
they are now in quarantine. Mr.. Bisseli s
SON. Harry, went with the sheep, but is now
on his way home Mr.. Bissell will go by
way Of San Francisco and will dispose of
his sheep as soon as he can gain possession
Of them.
Col Albert A. Fletcher has returned
from ST. Louis. John Foley and Eli Il.
Parker are better. Miss Elga Stewart is
home from Boston.-The Ladies Aid
Society of the Baptist church gave an
entertainment at j. b. Benedict's Tuesday
evening The town meeting win DO held
March 3.
Rev. Henry a. Starks of Burlington
preached an excellent discourse on the rela-
ton OF the old to the young at the Methodist
church Sunday, and in the evening he I'D
dressed the Mizpah chapter of the Epworth
league Monday our market day was
number of country people were in town
Eggs were little on the Decline selling for
ID cents; butter sold at 20 cents and
potatoes at 20 cents per bushel. 49,
Mrs Fletcher Noe has returned TO
her home at North Creek, n. Y.-Tho
Green Mountain company have larger
stock of logs this year than usual to come
down the creek
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MORRlSVlLLE.

A large number of our fire department with
their machines went to Hyde Park last
week W cdne~dnN to assist all possible in the
work of stopping the spreading OF the nalues
from the American House fire. Gov. Page
presented Chief Engineer tile with $50 for the
benefit of the companies
j. i. & .cment died Mt his nome at an early
hour Thursday morning. His funeral was held
ut his house Saturday sat- =. M, at which
hour the business places were closed ont OF
respect, rs joe had for many years been con
neCted with the tradcsmcn. a strange Coincl-
dcuce occurs in this connection. seven years
ago Mrs. j. +. Clement and Mr.. j. Il. George
lay dead in our village at the same time, ana
now Mr. Clement and Mrs. George hav" died
within n few hours, and both Icy dead as the
companion of each did seven years since.
The American flag, which is displayed the
year round from handsome pole on the Tor
of O. ". Doty's furniture store, was lowered
to half mast on receipt of the news of Cen
sherman and remained 50 until after the
funeral.
The Ladies' Aid Of the Methodist church
and others, turned out In large numb"r- ana
passed Friday aitcrnoO. and evening very
pleasantly al !. \, White s.-rnc funeral OF
the late j. =, Clement was large v attended at
lis nome on saturday afternoon, Roy. !. H.
FISH officiating. Nearly all business place
were closed.
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WlllIAMSTOWN.

Su!ject Of sermon in Methodist church on
SuudH, forenoon was Thoughts on tn life of
WaSitH ton and MS tim - IN the evening IA
lecture was giv'n on "Lrssons from life of
Elijah. Next Suula duties 10 God and man
vii! D, consider ii. In the even ng Mr.. Nauton
Will tc absent ia the Free Baptist Miss Boycc
evangelist spoke afternoon and evening and
n the tongrc-al loat Isl Rev. Mr.. Tenney 70
The tohgrcgdtIun u society had well
pairnnlHcI Cniert lluuCut last Friday evening.
Although the Wrl her was uniaNorabe. over
50 were cleared. our irwrlrr Will soon move
ms tHmily INTO the Carton House The new
Motel Will soon be ready FOR occupancy. The
air Is fun of rumur-, but nOthin.; i, certain as
to Who VIII he the land .orl. Ihe M"thndist
conference vii! ION convene at Northtield, ii
is expected that Bi-hop Malla,ien viii speak
on sunday forenoon ana DIR. Leonard prcaCh
III the afternoon aud in the evening give an
address ON "Missiou,." Both gentlemen are
fine speakers. several ministers from Maine
are expecting ira sfcrs to tine conference.
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A dancing school has been organized with
Mr.. ellison of Bethel a. teacher t.. +. Evans
ha- purchased a valuable colt of j. y. Wells.
Forty farmers are now patron.lin.. tie cream
cry. Mrs. Caroline Chandler, who died ~
Kccue, y. H., was brought mere tor burial
The funeral occurred saturday. School finish
cS March Il; commences. March l6.--W Ills
SparhaWk las finished h', school in Eachc,-
ter Mis- Eien l}iuoI -ist r"f MR. Blhurh'
cnusctts nrc visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hurnham Thomas Connolly has rented
the stephen Eiford firm. Ms i. h.. Joiner
has returned from Kalamazoo. Michigan.
There viii lra CONGREGATIONAL socaOlc At
Mr.. lioya! in :uis'- tp-uight-icv. MIR. At
well held services in st. Johns church sunday
- mere was social whist party at ~" Re,
Lion Inn Friday rvcnin. -t oruclia Pierre
clerk i'm T.. \. Thumass, went TO Lame o''
Windsor hlr-da'. W. NcCuuom aud Mrs
II. Il. Salisbury Vcrcd .l"GHtc- totac UP. =. I
f. convention in Windsor Tnur7day.- \elti'
johnson from =. Albums is in town Nelll'
Quiirby from Montreal is In town. the CUES
OF Alice Hobart.
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BE THFl

The morning service at tho Congregational
ducted by Rev .. w Wrigh p". attended
10y the Sonsof Veterans and - .n1ers Of the
q. \. Il. he sermon D..v.t largely ON the
fidelity and integrity of the dead general. In
the evening the service wa, IN couucmura-
ton Of WH,hiuLtup'- birthday. the subl.c OF
the sermon beng "Iha WashiugtOnian priu-
The Ladies AID eociety OF the Con-
gregation0 church held -uciab!e with
MR. e.. T. Graham Wednesday evening
where ice cream and cake were served with
II literary and luUs.cal programme by the
young poopir Nh Ii. II Dewey OF Barre Is
spending "A few days nj her home ut Edwin
Fisher Rev. q. w. Wright and George
81 iaert "er' elected dele.ate, to the White
River Christian kndcayur union to bs held
at Windsor Thursday. several Others ac-
cOmpauIed them.
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BENSON.

The Congregational society had a sociable
at tho residence "t {. l.. Benjamin Wedn"s-
evening. The Ladies' A.d society of the Me- h
odlot church holt n suciaolc at Andrew HUI
let's Wednesday eve ing, March Am enter
tainment entitled " rhe t,cstrick Skuie' of 30
years ago VIII ne given in March by the Ep-
worth league. Fret O-gppd closed n success
fn three months term OF school in the food
taught b; Miss Fanny Dickius,I c.oscs FRI
day. The upper school that was discontinued
a week on acco mt OF mump- viii 10 Il over n
wees. HE scholars Of tine Cent?. district
school Will give au entertainment ia honor Of
Washington. birthday Friday evening. Mrs
Jonas Reed Is seriously i'll with heart trouble -
grippe
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EAST MONTPELIER

Nathaniel Lawson died at his nephew's in
Barre last wceN.-Mrs. g. c. Crook, has been
spending the past week with relatives in
Montp elier,-E. w. urmsbee and wife visited
friends in Cabot last week. Annie Clark.
George Daniels and Elmer Orm-bce are sick
with measles. Mrs. Villa Campbell is serious
ly !. Harry GOODWIN ha, guae to Skowhe-
gan Mc.-Mr and Mrs. Southwict have
moved into the Davis place. l. +. Ormsbee
has bought the land on the north side of the
road belonging to the estate o. the late Ruth
Grey for 500, Austin lemplctOu that on the
soul side for >l:j, and Suuthwick the house
at the north village for $50
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-02-27

The special announcement which appeared
in our columns some time since, Announcing a
special arrangement with DR.. Il. j. kENnA1L
co.. of Euo5burLh Falls Vt, publishers ~ A
Treatise on he Horse and Ai- Diseases. where
by our subscribers were en- : b.ed 10 obtain
a copy Of that valuable work free by
and euclo-ln-; ii tWo-Ccnt stamp for malIiu,
same is renewed for p limited period. We
trust all viii avail Themselves Of the Opportr-
nifty of obtaining TIL, valuable work. To every
lover OF the Horse it is Indispensable, n il
treats in n simple manner nil the q isca-e- which
aNliCt this noble animal. It. phcnu.u-
enal sale throughout the United states and
Canada, make it-taudard authority. Mention
IN. LALl- WIN -.ML-Ms f-r - Lr.Ll-----
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ROXBURY.

Mrs w. l. Simonds is convalescent.-1 Miss
liIHir Buticrieid is the delegate to the TODD
Tcmp.a~s union at plainhcld Friday. The
EHrn'y Marble company Of SwHutou have or
d"rcd their boiler from the marble gu" FRY
here sent to Swanton. Nev. Mr.. Newton If
Montpelier preached al the CONGREGATIONAL
chWch sunday. Fay Well Is visiting ui- sis
ter, Mrs. circuit. Albert f. dridgc OF Warren
shipped carload of potatoes from here last
week, paying - cents per busucl. Frank
fathers farm. and Mrs Warner has moved
on to her farm that lie lcft.-Tcwk bury :
steam mill started up last Wccl. and Il. +.
Flint's blacksmith snop IS in rca illness for
work. Gilbert And cws is putting "A new
vince! into the Randall mill for the pur osc of
running another ShinEle machine -lhc Dram
utic club presented Under tho i.1urc - to a
Warren audience saturday evening. cros@in Z
the mountain in the rain. state Supcilnten-
dent +. +. Palmer of Waterbury is to deliver a
lecture at the Con srS gHtiOnal Ch area Friday
evening on education. William Rattee has
sold his farm to Frank Roppc.
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BRIDPORT

The sociabe Mt II. e Merrill's Thurs
day evening WAS well attcndcu the re-
crlpts OF the evening being a little
over $40 Samuel Scar has been quite
III, but Is better. \ dau-htcr $50, horn to
A!r. and Mrs. ii. \ Taylor February al
Howard iluutiey Is seriously III with typhoid
fever The Dung Men = club are to give their
las bail Of TIE 'a~on at Aliens hail. Friday
evon'n-. Mrs. Marion Petty of Crown Point
!, visiting her sister, Mrs. r. \ Williams
The LUIc-' society me, thursday Afternoon
at Mrs. Il. I. letcncr's
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JOHNSON.

While DR.. and Mrs. 7. ompson were return
ing from visiting her sister RS. Nathan Nc
FIrland sunday night when opposite the
Patch place between here and llyue Pa X, She
leaned forward and attracted the doctors at
trntiun, WncrcupOn hc spoke to her, bat re-
CciN Ing 20 res pUn,c stopped, carried hcr into Il
house and found that life was extinct. The
funeral was held at her home in Norris
town at p. IN. "Wednesday.
Friends to the number of 100 assembled at
the residence o Mr.. and Mrs. Henry stevens
last FRIDAY night, where the evening WAS
ing. cic. Il frcshwcuts we're scrYel in such a
manner a - to invite even the most IT, -pe. Tic.
Charlie. story q: Brunswick. Me. made i~
fgl..l., a call Monday. Mrs. :. \. Andrews of
Nerscnuc, is Ni-itii- ia :owu.
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HYDE PARK.

The fire at the American House February Is
started IN the attic Of the ell. the greater
part Of the furniture on the Two lower floors
Wa saved sithnupu in somewhat damaged
condition. e. a. Knight and vito, hoarders
lost nearly all OF Their furniture and cloth NJ.
Ii. f.. Hal an wife ami otter employees lost
everything. Through the Efforts Of citizens
and the Norrsvii.e Fire company, tine bank.
Shcrwias drug Store and +. r. ~awycr's house
were eaItd, though ia imminent danger.
Judge w. II. II. kcnNeld Is quito III with
on II business trip The ,pirtuolsts held
their annual bail at the American Iiou-e
February l.. Thirty couples were in attend
anCU.
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As !S0fc as q FIRST WOrtO0Ve.
Better tHUH Lire Insurance

The Company i owner OF uncucuiunr rcd
Orange Grove~ ana orange Lam - I'm South
Florida, which ar. rapidly increasing in value.
Twelve Shares Of stock Only arr issued TOR
each aero o. Grove of on" hundred ,hpic trees.
y suncen, guaranty fund has cen deposit
ed with the American 10 ~ aud iru,t Co..
Of Boston, having a capital % SiUn,ul1. uut of
which it agrees to pay Huuua. GiNtt"uIr Of -.N
per cent. Tor siN years heclunlns Jan. !, 1891.
payable scri-'rnUa ty Mt their Bank ami
such ac-rtvmtIt - stuWp-0 ut o. c.,N C-rtlt.-
cate of stock. After tine sis Year, -jucA.o j.
ers aye go receive The, iull profits 81 tho
groves; and increased dividends u ton, uj-
teen, twenty, twenty-five, and rerhap.
thirty Per cont. per "unUui, may bee eNirc-
;ed, with corre.poniinEly Increased value
Of the stock.
stock will be sold in lots of ono or more
har -, IS desired, at il- par value, so.
The undersigned have examined the bust
ness and methods of the ho,t"n Orange
Growers o., are acquainted with is 'iIcoIs
and are ourselves investors in the business.
Geo. y. Warren, State National Bans, Po-tol.
Henry u. PIERCE. ~ccrttar col ~,tt". 30. tuI..
10 ga Hope vel, Jr.. lie c. .-r - Ca, host n
Fletcher ladd, Attorney. Po-t'a.
w. =. lad, eX-JustlJc supreme Court, Ian
caster. \. II.
Certificates Of stock, with guarantee a. above,
will be forwarded upon rece.p, OF baukah.e
funds therefor.
N. D. BROOKS, General Agent,
"a school street, Boston. Mass.
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The senlOr proprietor OF TINS paper has been
subject to frequent colds for some years, which
once. He finds that Cham6erlin's Cough Re-
medy is reliable. 1t opens tho secretions, re,
lieves the lungs and restores the system to II
healthy condition. IL freely used as soon a.
the cold has cen contracted, and before it
has become sett cd in the system, IL greatly
lessons the attack and often cures in IA single
day what would other wise have been a severe
cold NORTHWESTERN HOTEL REPORTER, Des
Moines, Iowa, 81 cent bottles, for sale by
Beaupre a Lowrey, Burlington, and w. b..
Nichols, Essex junction,
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NORTH FERRISBURGH.

Seneca Hazard found his horse dead In his
stable one morning last week.-The Ambrose
Brothers, Ineatmen, have dissolved partner
ship. Richard has gone out and Homer will
carry on tho business 6lone.-MrS Horace Put
nam OF East Montpelier Is spending the win
ter with her sister, Mrs. II. + Robinson.
Rufus Hazard is very low and does not recog-
nize his friends
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SElFlD

NchooI Closed thursday in9ttau oi rI"ay on
Taylor.-iev. Mr.. Handy of Rochester was in
town last week. assisting Rev. Mr.. Bushnell
in the meet ings.-He en- Parmcntcr of RoChe,-
ter is stopping in town few days, GEORGE
Nicho.s and Wifo are in West Fair.ee visiting
their daughter, Mrs. Frank Deutschland
Austin has the measles