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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-09-25

Augustus, the greatest Of all parvenus,
did not ask of Virgil to recall in verse the
cruclties of civil war. No true artist has
ever sought to he degraded; no worker of
the Middle Ages has reflected the brutality
of the world around him. On the contrary,
he has appealed to its chivalry and its re-
ligion. No treacherous adveuturer of the
Renaissance is pictured in the sunny, re-
fined architecture that was made for him.
You and know that art is not the attempt
at rejecting others, Mt taking possession of
others, who belong to themselves, but that
it is an attempt at keeping possession OF
ones self.
1t is often protest at what Is dlspleas-
ing and mean about us; it is an appeal to
what is better. That's its most real value.
1t is an appeal to peace in time of brutal
war, an appeal to courageous war in time
of lgnoblc peace, it is an appeal TO the
permanent reality in presence OF the tran
silent; it Is an attempt to rest for moment
In the true way.
We are augurs cOnversng together, and
we can afford 10 laugh NJ any respected alb
surdity, We know that clevernesS is not
the way to the reality; clayerness is only
mans weak substitute for integrity, which
is from God.-John La Fargo in Century.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-09-25
WATERBURY,.

There is large crop OF rowen in this ,vicin'
ity and good deal has been secured during
the past weeks I, oil weather. John +. honry
OIL New ! ork city is visiting in town.-Mre
David W arden Ida Bur eigh) with her. chill
dren, from Minneapolis, are visiting Jane
Burieigh, her her.-presiding r. lder TrunX
or Mohtpelcr held quarterly meeting at the
Centre SUNDAYS. Merriam Of Chicago 8
visiting his mother the widow II the late
week and unable to teach in tho village school.
lie II better now AMI SC DOL IL running. -f'ev
l.. Is. 1cnney of Jericho is visiting his parents.
Evangelist Walbrldge of 81. Johnshury held
iour mtcl ngs in tie Congregational chnrCi.
last week. -kov. l.. n. Elliot, agent OF the Ncr-
mont Bible society preached at Groton Sunday.
joel bennington is In very poor heal Ii, suffer
ing from heart troub!e.--Fhc Ladies' Al /
society met Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. W. l.. Dillingham;. MIR. and Mrs
w. Il Elliott invited about 80 Of the young
one evening last week. The party was given
IN honor OF their sons birthday 1t was q
complete surpris, TO Frank, but he vas c1uai
to he occasion. light refreshments were par
taken OF during tho evening, ana several hours
were most enjUyably p'ssed in social inter
course. Mr. Eiiiot l. a member of The band
and several Of the band boys were resent.
Mrs WILDER Iruax Of Bellows Falls is in town
visiting her father, seth 10 es
Charles Norton, Everest Jocclyn, Alice
Batcr, Bert BliLcly, crank Moody md Nellie
tn Gre N Mountain seminary ut tia Centre
Henry Gray of san Francisco, son OF the lat,
Henry Gray, who former y lived in Shutes
vile, is whiting in this vicinity. IL II. ilaiue,
is building n new barn and repairing Ia.
house.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-09-25
WORTHWHILE.

The late fair WAS the most successful held III
some years.Sanford l.. Gates, ono of Morris
towns best young men, died saturday. lie
Was graduate of Morrsvlle academy and OF
the [. V. NJ. and was soon TO pc admitted to
the bar, The funeral was held at his parents
home Tuesday afternoon. Memorial Service
will be held At the Congregational church next
sunday evening. The deceased was member
of that church. II arroll Randall, Of Hyde
Park, for several ye1rs landlord on the Amer
lean House. has bought tho Worthwhile House
citiZ"ns will give $500 he viii move back the
present building. build an 81 feet, three story
front ana have a house worth >lAUOj to $500.
that the thing il II sure go. -tieorge Mears,
formerly dry goods merchant here, is in town
with his wife.
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HIGHGATE,

Mrs. George Holmes has returned from Slc'-
burne. Matte Bordo has gone TO Ph,laio
phia.-Jerry Castau has another neir.-EHerN
Brewer has gone to New Hampshire +
Squiers is very sick. Miss II. Sybel welt ha.
returned TO her position RS teacher IN Bishoi
Hopkins Han, Bur,ilgi on Arthur KouSseat
is laid mp with II broken arm.-Iustico O'liear
fined Harry Bushor and Andrew. Gotta $40
and Edward Perry az ~ for drunkenness
w. Cook of Boston is Mt Oscar Bars. -
The application Of Mrs j. A. ! itch for wild
ow's pension las been granted Curtis -
Loukes and Miss Carrie sunderland were ma
RTE the 18th ms. iron bridge at tho fatis
Ia being painted. Row. =. 4. SWEET is living f.
SVnnton, but holds service sunday af;crnC"i
in the Episcopal church here. -tieorge Moore
house has r turned to l}oston-W. L. Welch i
able to he out agsn. A true bill was foun
by the county grand Jury against Chef liurl
but for obtaining 20 lis dndrr false pretensc'
and he is now in the county jail
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BARRE.

The firemen's tournament. balloon nSCen-
sion and horse trots neE. saturday, promise
to draw large gathering at Green Noun
tain park. There Will lr a hose contest and
n hook and ladder contest aud the Uronaut
is TO descent from m altitude Of 1909 teot bv
aid Of parachute, The Montpelier and
Wells River railroad will ran special trains
and carry for half fare.
r. l.. Clark las moved his grocery husi-
ness into the ell OF ia National banl, block
The front is now beng torn out, and the
whole lower floor of tho main part is to ho
occupied for banking purposes. There ia to
be an entrance or Nam street and one near
the present one on Washington street. Tho
vacated part viii be mate into IA director =
room, cashiers room and toilet department.
and the present partition Will be moved and
a part replaced with glass Tho coun or Is
also to DO moved and othcr ell anges made.
The two ilrcmen's truupets to DO contest
ed for on Saturday are exhibited in the
show window Of Warner Colby.
Joseph Griswoid Of Turner's Falls, Mass.
has bought A. f.. Batchelder's bay horse
There was a drunken roW a. Graniteville
Sunday in which a workman namel . Neil
pounded one Huse until he was scnseless and
may not recover. O'Neil is in parts un-
known.
y district Odd Fellows meeting is to be
! he'd early in October with H,aNutha lodge.
lac Presbyterians are to mold commun
ion service ON sunday, October t.
T. v Wiiioy i, new superintendent Of the
Sunday school in Granitcvlle.
The now heating apparatus has arrived
for Goddard seminary, and l.. ). Griffin il
setting it in place.
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HEART FAILURE.
The Warnings Arc PIain--Beware I.

NO hour passes that some one does not drop
dead of Heart Failure. The first symptoms Of
thls tatal disease may be slig t, bat do not f"N
10 heed them Bou rdhic your ne.
nervous, weak weary feeling, giddiness,
swimming Of Lead, stran ge faint fee ngs,
trem bling, sinking atm. GOODNESS Of feet
ana legs, flute Ing o. palpitnton Of heart,
FEELING Of apprehens ON, anxiety, drowsnes-
daytimcs, sleop,essnese nights.
Neglect of these symptoms will result in
u'd'i Failure, SpdsmS or N."nlHid Of t1'
H'oH o. Dcdih.
II you use the great nerve and bort remedy
nr' Grceno's Nervurs. when ihe T. 4 sNmp
toms appear, It will prevent all druAer oi
heart nature. 1t is purely vegetable and
harml' s. AMI its uso offers the oniy SU bo,"
o. rHibG WiS fcrrjI'c disease ana d''r'uq '0'
iG'W r.,W Drug,ills sell t. for sl'O.
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SWANTON.

Sheriff !.elley was here Monday for the pur-
pose Of arr'st,ug tEo young women who LA We
been running q Ui-ordcrly house on "Go0-e''
Island, but tAc birds had Town Aunt i, schcI
Skinner, tie oldest person in this SECTION,
died last week, aged q, year.. she tud passed
the most of her MO in the vicinity of IT, NJ
Dp.. Ray, whcr" ne died an ihc re utuca of
Arr son, \. J., tiurer. -l'rincpal Graves and
wlfr are rejoicing over tho 0.rtL ofa daughter.
Father NoiRn, = Jesuit miss on.ry from Aloa-
trea., spoke 10 sac ChllIr,4 Ht the Catholic
church Monday on temperance. -teorga " .
Squ-le- hos returned from the Adj. oujaCk5
vita a nae deer that ha shot while there.
Emil Scetcr our Ionu!ar iawo.or and Mics
Maud Chamberlain were married Sc ,tcmltr
il. at the re- ld"uc1 of the brides father s. +.
Chamberlain. the Same day G.. -. l..ukei
and Miss l.la Sunderland both of Higheatc
wore manure ~ tAe res.Leuca nl MI.l-nm A-.A-
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MIDDLE BURY.

The storm OF Friday night was very Sc
we're and did much damage about town.
The roof was blown from the house Of Peter
Gotta. near the old paper mil, and several
of the electric light wires were Injured by
failing branches, causing tho ce"aation Of
business in several shops. Trees were blown
down on the college campus and int he diff
ieront parks end several fires were to be
seen in the surrounding country shortly after
the storm. the September meeting of the
W c. I. L. was held with Mrs. II. II.
Bryant. Delegates 20 the State convention
to be held at ST. Johnsbury next month
were chosen as follows: Mrs. W. II. Button
Mrs. &. C. Walker; alternates, Mrs. Dea-
cor Barrows and Mrs. Deacon Crane. -
Tie German given by the young ladies Fri
day night was a decided success. Mrs.
Gardner Wainwright, Mrs. Prof. Eaton and
Mrs President Branerd were the matrons.
DR. Archibald preached at the Baptist
church Yesterday. john Groves OF the cast
part Of tho town is dangerously i'll with
brain trouble, caused by blow received on
the head.
MIR. William T. Alden and bride from
Washington are here for a few days MIR.
and Mrs. IIoyt of Chicago are visiting at
her brothers, Walter Phelps. -MrA. Wesley
Phelps and children OF Hartman, Tenn
have been visiting in town. The time of
the Sunday evening service at the Congre-
gational church has been changed from ~
to O'Clock. fey. T. &. Lyon Of Noble
boro, Ne., will conduct services at the Bap-
fist church the next two Sundays. -
Miss May Powers has gone to Boston tc
study music. She will enter the conserva.
tory and remain the entire winter. Mrs.
VI G. Mend of ('hicuuo i in tovs1, - 4
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KEEL + RS BkY

ErastuS Center Of Moocrs il masking his an
nUa! call among reIu,l,,s ana TRENDS. lie 10
-Ver.-lra Gor,lun of Grand Isle has gone TO
" orcrster Mass Last week William Staley
ana wife were arraiGncd before Justice oanuei
Phelps charged with selling in'oNicat' NJ Ii
Quor I'D were fined Sll.1j enthusiastically
Lewis 3akcr was lined Il ou.Unl amount for ID q
ing drunk Monday. " aliace Coluer ana Joseph
Irombey were arraigued and fined. Eddie
Pluto was also drrlitucl but for want OF eyi-
denCe was Gi-Chargci
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EAST MlOOLEeURY.

Postmaster a. q. Douglass is visiting in
Burke. y. VA severe rain storm, accom-
panied 10y high winds. reached here about 7
o'clock Friday evening. The rain ted in tor
ming WIS very sharp Apples were sha Gu
from the trees and trrcs blown over.-Satur
day morning about 3 O'Clock tire WAS dis
covered ia the saed part Of tue house owned
by George Hewitt and occupied by one Lyman.
II Grippe. House and contents were all
dcst rOl ed. There wa. only so insurance.
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ENOSBURGH.

Rev. q F. Pay preached in Memorial church
sunday morning and Rev. {. Ii. Stebbins OF
tnderhill in the evening. Rev. G, l.. Guild
waB away on a Naca lOn.-Mr Chauucc
Hubbcll of Lawrence Mass. was married
the l1jh to Miss Jennie ). sharpe. and they
went to their new home in Lawren FL,
school a. Enosburgh Falls has over pa stu
dcrts.- The Vermont Construction company
are soon to build for thus town needed iron
bridge at the Falls. Mr.. George Remington
of 1t. Adams, an expert in cream separate
work, has been here. lie begins the pa To de
the dairy work ut the state agricultural
farm,
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HYDE PARK.

Rev. Mr.. Tyler OF II. John bury preached n;
tho Union churc' SUNDAY IN ,rnlnC and in the
evening gave Il lecture on his work ~ mir
sl9hary III AREA; 'mrihy tle MorrisviI'c
Corners hyde Park. was enterel and .
taken from trunk. Merton and Adelbcr,
Chapel, who have been at work on the nc y
hotel. have returned to .'ichfDrd. George l.
Stratton and family are taking a trip throug !!
Franklin and Grand ls.e COUNTIES. -rh- Hotc
PhUnx has been rented 10 r. y keeler, who
will take possession about Octo Der b. Post
master liulburd is inspecting the ostoffices in
the county.
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MONT pELIER.

Md not barn out = dYnauo at the electric
Ugh, station, Bat diet burn out two arc lights
at the Pavilion, ami several incandcscents
elsewhere
Charles u. Tyler and Myra j. Bagley
were married Saturday forenoon by
Row q. y. Raymond, aud left ON the noon
express for 10 days trip to Boston iIud-
son, Cambridge and vicinity Their rcSi-
leuce VIII ue at SO. Liberty street after
Sep'emt ~ 30.
}. Monroe Poland, son of Joseph Poland,
and former proprietor of the Watch
man, diel suddenly on tho 18th n Marble
head Mass. The body arrived on friday
aliernoo" ana service was held Mt Gr' zen
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" asbington county court again assem-
bled at p. M, Monday, and continued ex
aiming witnesses IN the bowers V. Rhine
| halter granite case.
The funeral OF II. Il. bi1by was held on
Monday afternoon Iev. Il. W. Gallagher
| oihclatlng. About % business men, mem
bers OF the board OF trade. attended III
body and their places OF business were closo(
from to 4
Charles A. Stickney and wife have sole
a parcel OF land near Prospect street TO FRED
W. Nelson Tor sou
tdlth AVerlil' late OF the Montpelei
leIep"ohe eAVn"h8o' i 70 nafe cuar 80 Vi w
exchange al Barre, ana Ruth W heeIer o
bofle ~ TO nave charge OF the -don'peIie
exchange VIA lady assistant.
Kew j. Eu"ard NrlEht ana AlherC an'
Mrs. Johonnott' started on Monday to at
tend the OntaiIan ASSOCIATION at Saratog'
inns week
me Nerhont branch OF oman Boar.
o. Iorc!en "'ss'oh' y TO meet next "eei
IN n.
Marvin ~ 'Ison, shoe dealers, nave sol'
thclr pranch store IN Barre I" Chrts
helth oil mat place VINO are TO take posses
SION on January =
Memuefs OF me county CHRISTIAN Ehdeo
Nor executive committee he' frlday even
ins at trinity 'eStry ana decided to mol
next meetns on frlday, october 10 Il
Mar"hheld programme was also partI
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-09-25
ROXBURY.

DR. and Nrs. HYDE from Orange. Mass, arc
Tie guess Of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. =. BurnhaIn.
William sargent and Miss susan Ames Of
Framir gham, Mass, have been visiting VI. l..
Chase nui family the lnSt week Miss Nins
Marsh, who has been quite i'll is recovering.
Mss Flora brigham, who has been very ID
with typhoid fever, il cDuNa IescinS. Miss Ene
BriFham returned To Lowell, Mass, saturday.
A barn owned by +. ". q ld on the enet Il II
WAS struck by lightning and burned Friday
night.
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JOHNSON.

Tommy Waterman ma. returned to Mime
apois. Mrs. X. c. Cri'y is ve-y SICK. Mr.
and Mr-. W Ii ,oacs have lei the job OF build
iug their house to Sir. Maney.- srvera at
tended the sunday -schoul convention at New
port. Slearn~'> Tub shop has shut down for e.
pairs. Joseph But.er IS in Necne. y. Ii. Mr..
George " 90 ward aal son Huihn hive gone
TO Burlington to live. Mss Louise Leland
VINO is AT the hospital Al Burlington, is report
ed better
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RViLlE.

Miss Beach ha- returned to New York. CO.
Wnford Parser IL clerking for f. II. Shnttu'k.
Mrs Albert Wiley has returned to Boston
- Mr. and Mrs \. l.. Lsraway were called to
Woo, stock Monday to attend the funeral OF
her brother Mir. Grctno.-Gecrgc Mann has
completed thu repai on h- axe shop and dam
and commences WORK this week Infant Chil
dren OF Mr. and Mrs. Jed Nhtc. MIR. and Mrs,
Shuttuck and Mrs. Clinton Chaffee died the
week
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SAOEE1AM.

An exceedingly pretty wedding was that
so!cmniHeh AT III residencr OF L. Il. Farm
being Mrs Cora arDhIm suld Gourge Kelly
of BRANDON, Rev. Mr.. Weeks, rector of the
Episcopal church OF Brandon performing the
e 'rcmOoy ia the Presence of n large circle of
trienus a large number OF choice and beau
titul gifts were di-p't, ed. After a short lour
they are to take up their residence in Bran
don.
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Children Cry for Pitchers Caatoria.

Wien Bahy was sick we gave her CnstoriA
When she vas Child, ahe cried for Costor,a,
When she became Ni'', she cluaG 70 Castoria,
When she had CAldrep. she gave theia CIs;oria.
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NORTH FERRISBURGH.

Mrs. Orvo Taft was buried Friday. Rev. &.
w. WOOl.ll ulciated she leaves a husband,
n son ar two daughters to mourn her loss. -
Nrs. a. w. tronk ~ Visiting in Snransc LIKE,
y. y. Samuel hNid Is delivering aboard tue
cars ~ or ~ tons OF hay.
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l3l Main St, Broc OF, Mass.

NJ R. DR. &C. Greene srr the s s fssH
Of nervous and chronic diseases, - Temple
Place, Boston, Mass, can be consulted free,
person lly. or by letter. Cal or write him
about your case. or send for sym, tom blank 10
fill OFT and a letter fully explaining your as
ease. giving ADVICE etc. will he returned frcc.
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CARROT

Assistant Postmaster GoOdeuough OF Mont
peller was ia town Frid9yto inspect the pos L
office by direction OF the DEPARTMENT. Or. NJ.
=. Wallace AID Pcrlcy PIKE pro sick.-Mr.
Boynton Of IAN trHn"isCo, Ca., IS here visit
ing bis tep-in der. +. :. Word.
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NOTES AND GOSSIP OF OOiNGS IN THE
iRcs PRESSES BROAD FIELD.
III. HinoooN{ gnllcy. village MP Morrill,
GIunE otter frcek aud by the shores
aUh!to River Covered by tpe cih Ro-
VOItVrs.
W RGENNrS.

El,,or Niuu,nrth lof. for tic AGirOndncks
rri,Isv 4, bring ror,c ms brother, Bush
V.uloo-.tE who has been IL the wildcrne.5
far his month. Wbiio vii ha New y ORR hunt-
i,,- rortv recently. gush SHOT II large deer -
rno it'adS r,,lnr I,nuufac.oyy is still.-A
,rnnol for shaftiu- i, cling made under the
stro.t ,nd tha sbrf7ing throughout the
,,,i,l,rg j.. having = thorough ovorhaulng.
'r,,o driviue wheel is to be taken up and the
u.i,oio nut IN nerfoct running order. DR.. c.
" "a k;,idor j, in poor hlath. Ills son,
,l.orl,. q; Boston has baen sent for. The
wilt j., the c}o,inx ,rot in the 2:l5 class
,rr.o 800 Thurs,iav was as follows
r,, .... ! I
neadtisht ..'....................... >
llay iuuklin. ...-...'.. .....'''-' :
N,r,i iii,t III. Oh, 'i'3-i5 a.5G
Thn rncns were n Great success both days
o.,ao, 't,, ,.t ,ojn1, in this new dopayture
~ t,,, t,t,il tno bills are Maid and
.,',' aaa l. ,loossd
,ria n.,.,,, of rrilov evening was very
.o,.o-., ~ ttis eoction. Great quantities of
,;n fau aud tho hiph wind did much
- -, oo,.,, folds orchards. fences and
,alorro,,b roles The telcphone wires were
t,,od o,,i in ulocns Tho lightning struck
,ho ,,.iro N, the Melvin block. doing damage,
'd ~, o1,,ltric Loil ran down creel, Hill in
tho' ,.,,t,o of the stract. making trail of
Goa a limo hoifor belonging to John Alden.
~, c.orgo smiths farm. was killed by the
1i-,,+ni,r, ond a bern is yerorted to have
,,'5r,,aI -, Cornvor The well loaded or.
tar1 90 I,eorb Goce Ferrisburgh, wa:
,,oarl,, dosfroved trees blown dowr
.1 on,,los blown off Wagon lond.
~ Nna creftad frnit were taker
- tho Tsrriqhurgb cider mill or
C.,,,or hruised AVID battered wiudfalls
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PlI TSElE-D.

Mrs. F. l.. Bingham is sick.-ltov. Mr.. Ding
nau has been quite sick. Mrs. rAHer an old
It salient, is visiting in town. Mrs john Rock
well died September is.
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WILL. At BiiHAAFAsT- FRUSTRATED AT NOON
~ ,as troubled with heart disease Some
morning would 10 surpr ed when | woke
and found myself alive, for crpect"d a SuiteH
dcdtl duH moment. | bought a ottle of DIR.
Greene, Nervura, and must say that it has
apidly brought me to Meath and strength. |
ave tow taken TOUR bottles AMI call myself
cured and | mus certainly say hat il is nc
most toHderfm rsmc'' ~ for N. NelrcS, Brain
and Heart that has ever leen discovered
!. J. COMMERFORD,
13l Main ErDC. O "a Mass -
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z. W. ROYCE. VI. ID.

NAV be consulted by letter At his address.
His Inrce illustrated journal -ent trce on
application. springfield, Mass
2Of,d Gw6m=
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| f you W sh to advertise nnyth II, anywhere
| a my Uu write oui.D. l.. l. " Eli. ~
co, 30. !. spruce st. Sew Ycrk 2ldNwly
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WELLS, RICHARrsON ., Co. Eurii gto7. W.
GR-EN, H1GGIN> YpE.... Hutltad. W.
A. PEULEY Toll .....,.....- ...Concord. y. Ii.
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1891-11-17

E'erSl-gEiy We'll.
FILLMORE. Duouque Co., Ia. Sent, 1852.
Miss K. Fipnigsn wE5tes: My mother ar
sister used Pastor Eoenigs Nerve Tonic 70
neuralgia. They ere both perfectly well no,
and never tired OF prnising the tc-ic.
1t Was I1sFeeSs "a YEf-;.casa
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1891-11-17
WHITNEY side-Bafspring

very neat and stylish in appearance. and very
pleasant riding wagon. Also all styles and pat
terms of Carriages, Buggies, Jaggers, Jenny
Linds and PhmtOns. l Keep hand large
stock, but am prepared to ill orders at short
notice. Prices suited to the times, and satisfac-
ton guaranteed. A liberal discount allowed on
old vehicles in exchange for new ones. use
aItOUnthnr tbn Old Reliable
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1891-11-17

1874 FIRST ST., BnooKI1N, II. Y, Aug. 3, 90.
wish to state what a wonderful benefit Pas.
tor koenig's Nerve Tonic has been TO nly broth
1875 and has not been able to do work of any
kind since that time. He has tried all kinds OF
patent medicines md different doctors of skill
but all without benefit until he took the Tonic
He has continually improved since aud 1 viii
say. and hundreds besides me who have seen nina
during his sickness, that iG w;Is indeed a mir
scle To see him restored to health.
Nd. GRAHAM.