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Switzerland

Mr.. STACY 81 wish through the medium of vour
paper to recommend TO The notice ofthe publicthe
splendid view of Switzerland, with which they are
favored for a short time. 1t is the most compre-
hensve Representation have seen "for manv-a-
day." and cannot fail to lie looked upon with plea
sure The villages, mountains, rivers, and beau
tlful lakes OF that country, are all in turn laid be-
fore US, and to the student Of her history, each
towering peak is a monument of some" soul-str-
ring record of the past" and each object, however
minute, is repletc with remembrances OF her KIM
dred patriotism; while the amateur and the artist
cannot fail to find rich treat, to their passion for
the beautiful, and superior specimen Of ingenuity
and perseverance in the study and copying ofNa-
ture-not the seryile imitation other leless FORMS
but the portraits are Of her living beauties-a
faithful mirroring of her noblest works. In short
1t is cheap and quick way ofgong 10 Switzer-
land. moderate share of fancy will at once tran;
sport us TO those romantic fields, while our eyes
and soul revel in the pleasures fher scenery, and
we forget for while that we are not in our sister
land Of republicanism. This exhibition is the work
OF an able artist who was for some time Swiss
officer, and who, by his abundant opportunities for
studying her Beauties is well able 70 the task he
has underlaken,and happily completed. Let all,
then, see that they fail not to improve the oppor-
tunity offered then 10 visit Switzerland, in Ainer-
ca,-the ittest place for her noble freemen, where
her remembrance should be cherished her sons
properly honored, and their genius rightly esteem
ed. w.
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BLACKSMITH.

TINE Subscriber having recently NOV.
Il ed from Albany, and commenced
the Blacksmith business, in all its
forms, in the new shop on Madison
street, near Follett and Bradley's store,
would respectfully invite the inhabitants OF
Burlington and its vicinity to give him a
call, as he is fully prepared 10 do all kinds
OF work in bis line. on the shortest notice
best manner, and mos, favorable terms.
He has for many years past given his par
ticular attention TO the Horse shoeipg bus.
iness, and Farriery 10 all it's branches
From the long experience which be has
had, and the general information be has
derived both from theory and practice, he
feeIs fully confident 10 recommending bin.
self 10 the public.
He will be prepared at all times TO give
bis personal attention TO all kinds oil
ofwork 10 bic line such as Irouing Wag.
gons add Sleighs, Ship work. aud &c.
All kinds of edge tools, made in the hes,
manner and most approved style. He
trusts that by giving business his undivided
attention, and the low prices at which he
will DO enabled to furnish work, to receive
a share Of the public patronage.
JOHN SORAGEN.
Burlington, April 10. I84O
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STATE OF TERMONT.
DISTRICT OF CHfTTENDEN.

DISTRICT OF CHrTTENDEN.
AT Probate Court holden at Burllng-
ton. within ana for said District nforc.
said on the Goth day of Aprll, AID. 1910.
An instrument pu,porting 10 be the Will
and Testament Of Joshua lsham late of
Sheburne in said District deceased, was
presented TO the Court here for Probate
by Heman Allen. Esq. Of said Burlington.
"HEREFORE it is ordered by said
II court. tina. public notice be given to
all persons interested therein to appear
before said Court, at a session thereof to
be holden at Burlington on the 10th day
OF May, A. D. 1910, and contest the pro.
bate of said Will, and it is further ordered
that this order be published three weeks
successfully in tho Free Press, a news pa .
per printed o. Burlington, in this State,
the las. ofwhich shall DO previous TO the
day assigned, as aforesaid for hearing.
Given under my hand at the Registers
office. this goth day Of April, A. d 1910,
VIM. WESTON, Register.
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S @ " a. "a O

IN, M, HITCHCOCK's NEWLY IN
IL VENTED SNuFF-The best article
ever discovered by scientific men. in Europo
or America, for the cure and absolute relief of
Catanh, Dizziness Of the Head. Weak Ewes,
Nervous Headaches. Fallen sickness, Fits, and
infants troubled with Snuftles, partial shocks
of Palsy, &c.
For sale, wholesale and re tail, by A. HIrcH.
COCK Co., solo proprietors. 1T Genesee
street, Utica, and by their agents throughout
the United States and Canada. In BurIinp-
ton,only by }. g. j. II. PECK e. Co., in Ver.
gennes by }. II. BOWMAN, in Milton bv
Whitney, LANDoN e. Co., in Georgia by
Lorenzo Janes. nun 3
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Champlain and st. Lawrence
= a Z = r 9 AD.
ST. JOHNS TO .NO.NTREAI

ST. JOHNS TO .NONTREAL.
M Office. The RAILROAD CON-
IN PANY having erected extensive
WHAEVES at ST, johns, aud suitable
STORES thereon, being now nearly COM
p!e'cd, tho committee Of management, 10
order to OFF, every encouragement to the
important trade at present carried on be-
tween the United States and Lower Can.
ada, have established the following regula.
ton. WIZ
Firslly.-Tha, all freight passing to. or
from Lake ChampIaln, per Railroad line,
and addressed Railroad Wharf. S. Johns,
will be allowed TEMPORARY Wharfage and
Storage, free Of any charge for The Same.
Secondly That by temporary Wharfage
and Storage, the Trade will distinctly 10.
derstand ls meant, the time necessary for
entering and passing the Goods through
the Custom House q, St. Johns. (of which,
the Company shall be the judse) To ia.
cilllate which. the person IN chnrge Of The
Componys Wharf there, will be permitted
upon his own responsibility, 10 make tho
necessary Custom House cp,ries, ifrequired
at the Same time, those who prefer il,
VIII be at liberty TO transact their owo
ONS''" AA"usO buSlute5, W CtuplUy WHOM
they think proper to 90 SO.
Thirdly.-ihat tho delivery of all
freight for Montreal viii be made upoo The
Wharf there, at which time and place, sod
previous to the delivery Of such freight, tho
importer or Consgnee mus. subsIan.ia.s
all losses damages, or errors, whatsoever
'aillng whlch, the company will on no &C.
count hold themselves responsible for the
same and, all freight which the Compauy
may be compelled TO remove from tho
Wharf, into Store for safe keeping owing
TO the absence or wan, Of due diligence on
the part OF such Ownar or Consignee, in
causing the same to DO removed; will be
Charged with the carriage and storage of
such Goods, at the customary rates and,
fourthly,-Thal all freight must be paid
for on delivery.
BY order Of the committee of management,
w. d. LINDSAY,
C0mmissioner.
RAIL ROAD OFFICE,
Montreal, March 25, I84O
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WORMS! WORMS

HNO remove these troublesome and danger.
Il Gus inhabitants Of the stomach and bow.
els, which SO often impair the health and de.
stroy Inc llVes children and adults, USE Doct
M. Hitchcock 3 Worm TE.4-a certain and
safe preparation for tho removal of the yari.
Gus kinds OF worms that in(est the human sys
tenn. We say USE DR.. nj. Hi,chcok's Worm
Tea, Tor this plain roason-that in no one of
the thousand cases, where it has been used
agreeable to tho printed directions, has it ever
failed.
NIB. Ask for DR.. M. HIrcHcocK's WORM
TEA. as thore are many nostrums abroad for
tho destruction of worms.
For sale wholesale and retail bv A. H,rcu.
COCK Co.. sole proprietors, III Genesoe st.
Utica and ny their agents throughout the
United States and Canada. In Burlington bv
). J. II. PECK d. Co., in Vorgennes by j.
Il. bowman in Milton by Whitney, Landon
a. Go" in Georgia by Lorenzo James. aug2
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Amos Hickok's Estate.
STATE OF TERMONT.

DISTRICT OF CHlTTENDEN,
The Hon. the Probate Court for the Dis.
trict Of Chittenden: To all persons
concerned in the estate of Amos Hickok,
late 81 Charlotte in said District, de
ceased. GREETING
WHEREAS, Nelson Hlckok, admin
w 'stfator Of the estate of said deceased
proposes to render on account of his adj.
m'nlstrat'on, and present his account
against said estate for examination and al.
lowance at session of the Court Of Pro,
bate 10 be holden at the Registers office
~ Burlington on the second Wednesday of
May next.
THEREroRE, You are hereby notified to
appear before said court at the time and
place n'oresaid, and shew cause, if any
you nave, why the account aforesa id shou ID
not DO allowed. Given under nv hand at
Burlington this 22d day Of April, A D. 1910.
VIM. WESTON Repi,ter.
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DEATH OF JUDGE WHITE.

A Knoxville (Tennessee) paper men,
tons the death of the .Hon. Hugh L.
White, late Senator of the United
States-a man of distinguished talents,
sound judgement, great political sagacity,
and of inflexible integrity. We have not
time to say more of the deceased, nor
is it perhaps necessary. He was known
and respected throughout the nation.
Judge White was one of the candidates
for presidential electors in Tennessee on
the Harrison ticket.
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PENNSYLVANIA LEGIsLATURE.-This
curious body, it seems made short work
ofits extra session; and not more short
than unsatisfactory. Having re-assem-
bled on Friday, both houses passed Joint
resolution authorizing the Governor to
borrow 100000 to meet the immediate
wants of tho Treasury-their own pay
among the rest--and then adjourned to
the 18th of May.
@Washington's Head Quarters, at
Cambridge, Mass. has not been burned
down; barn and cottage adjoining the
head quarters were destroyed.
DESTRUCTION OF BRocK's MONUMENT
Every tourist will remember Brooks
monument, which crowns the heights Of
Queenston, and adds so much to the pic
turesque beauty of the landscape. Yes.
terday morning about 4 o'clock, the in
habitants of Lewiston and Queenston
were aroused by report like that of the
heaviest artillery. On looking out, a COL
umn ofsmoke was slowly ascending from
the tall monument, and and as it drfted
away, the obelisk-like tower was discov.
cred to be rent and shattered from "tur.
rent to foundation stone" --Bufalo Com
advertiser.
THE BRITISH AND AMERICAN NAvIEs
compare thus: British, al ships mounting
4,lS4 guns American, 81 ships, mount.
inp S68 glns.
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GsE II Z e AT, AGENCY,

ST. JOHNS. Lo,cer Canada.
VH\E e undersigned having been placed 10
L charge of the Railroad WHARVES
and STORES, at St Johns, begs to offer
his services to the public, -(up0n his own
responsibility as General Agen. for the
transaction OF all business, in any way. COZ.
nected with the American Carrying Trade.
His charges vii be as follows
On all transactions upon which it may DO
necessary to make advances for Custom
House Dues, back Ffelgh,s, or other char.
ges, % per cent commission. a Custom
House Brokerage will also DO charged, Of
rs. 3D., upon every Eatry Of Goods, inward
or outward.
The lew rate of these charges makes IL
llnperatlvely necessary that all Advances,
Commission, &c. &c, be paid on the dellv.
cry OF Inc Goods. WM. COOTE.
RAIL RoAD WHARF. }
81. Johns, April 4, 1910.
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STATE CONVENTION.

The last Watcllman and State Journal
says" the Wing State Convention will
DC holden at Burlington, the last week in
June. The nomination of Electors for
President and Vice President of the u.
States, in addition to the State ticket.
renders this convention unusually impor-
tan The season of the year being gen.
cn..y between hoeing and haying, is pro-
F-l' for full turn out of the people,
O Use; and withal, we have every
assurance that the wings of Burlington
will he prepared TO receive the people
with hearty welcome" We presume
thatthe convention will be attended some-
what after the order of the day: that is,
the people attend themselves, instead of
sending aprescribed number of delegates.
The great importance of this convention.
will, we doubt not, draw together the
greatest collection ever assembled IN this
state; for, we apprehend there never
was a time when the true patriot saw
greater cause for sacrifice and exertion
for the preservation Of our republican
government, than the present.-Franklin
Messenger.
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PUBLIC SENrIMENT.-One day this
week, avote was taken on the presiden-
tial question, among the passengers and
hands on board the canal packet. "Sam-
~el Woods" which plies between Troy
and Whitehall. There were 81 persons
on board, and the vote stood thus: Harri-
son SIS, Van Buren, 2! We have the
facts from a gentlemen of veracity, who
was on board at the time. Comment is
unnecessary. o, the "favorite son"l
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The BALTIMORE AMERICAN, an ably
and judiciously conducted daily paper,
which has for many years preserved po-
sition ofneutrality on questions of party
politics, has found it impossible to remain
neutral any longer, and has declared its
adhesion to the principles of the Wing
party. 1t will doubtless become an able
and efficient supporter of the Wing cause.
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NOTICE.

'\HE Subscriber having purchased the
l. entire stock and tools, and all the
claims and demands. of tho late firm Of
LAWRENCE g. PERSONS, respectfully
informs The public that he will continue the
business OF
CARRIAGE AND SLEIGH M.qKLN1G,
AND PAINTING,
at the old stand, and sollc.s the pa,rona re
Of the public.
Those having any unsettled demands
with the late firm will please call and close
the same with the subscriber.
VIM. r. LAWRENCE,
Burlington, April 7. 1910.
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LADIES BONNETS,

|INHE Subscriber have on hand at their
l. room OF the Clinton House aud are
constantly receiving from their extensive
mandatory at the east. LADIES BoNNErs
OF latest fashions and Of every description
which they will be enabled 10 cell at the
very to,oest prices Persons going South
would confer favor by calling and exam.
inc thi' goods and prices as there will be
ample time between the arrival and depar.
ture OF the Boats. Artificial flowers kept
as above.
Al! orders will receive prompt attention
which IT not satisfactorily executed the
may be returned at their risk.
G. HAMANT & co.
Whitehall N. Y. Ap. goth 1910.
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HineSburgh Academv.

THE summer term Of this Institution
- will commence on Monday, May ilih.
II Is intended, that the course Of Instruc-
ton shall be such as will tend TO fit one for
the active duties Of life. Bead NAV be
procured on the most reasonable terms.
FRANCIS WILSON, Secreiarv.
Hinesburgh, .4pru 10, 1910.
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NOW OPENING
May 1st, 1870.
Orson P. Wheeler's Estate.

Orson P. Wheeler's Estate.
WE the Subscribers, having been al.
W. pointed by the Honorable Tho Pro.
bate Court for the District of Chi,tenden
commissioners TO receive, examine and adj.
just the claims and demands of all person,
against the estate of Orson P. Wheeler
late OF Charlotte. 10 said District, deceased,
represented insolvent, and also all claims
and demands exhibited in ofise, the re,o
and six months rom the DAY OF the dale
hereof, being allowed by said Court for Ihs,
purpose. we 90 therefore hereby give no.
''ce,thas we will attend to the business. Of
our appointment. at the dwelling Of Shell.
don Wheeler in Charlotte in said Distric,
on the third Saturdays Of September , nd
october next. at 10 o'clock, "A. NJ, on
each of said days.
Dated. this 10th day Of April 4. D.
WIN. R. PEASE, &c.,
JOHN SHERMAN. Com'".
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Go, 60, 60 to Switzerland!
Our Ancient Sister Republic

X REAT BASSO RELIEVE or THE
" MOUNT RlGI, or geographical.
geometrlcal and historical plan of the mos.
romantic and classical part Of Switzerland
called in the history the Cradle of the
helvetic liberty. The inhabitants of Bur
lington are respectfully invited to attend
that beautiful imitation Of the home of
the renowned heroWillism Tell. Executed
by aSwss officer. Exhibition in the Court
House. Hours Of admission, from 2 to 6,
andf from 7 to 9, P. M. Tickets rs cen's--
Children half price--to be had at the Elk
change Hotel. and at the door.
Explanations will be furnished every
visiter.
Burlington. May I, 1910.
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Farm for Sale.

THE farm now occupied by Nathaniel
Il Dot!on, in Essex, containing ees
acres of Land, of which about 10 scres 10
lnte'vale land, and the remainder of the
land 10 OF the most desirable quality, il
offered for sale Also. about 10 Tons Hay
now on the farm, will be sold with or with.
out the farm. For terms and price enou,rs
OF Hicxox g. CArLIN.
Burlington, April 81, 1890
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an fajor Genera! Hamp,on--l9 cheers.n

Wpanil d. Tompkins, Governor Of the State Of
New Yolk-l2 cheers.
Toe Democratic Press Of December 6, 1873,
aa'ns the following leading editorial paragraph
MAJOR General Harrison is this evening to at
r. "a the new theatre in Chestnut street, to see Mr..
'uf perform Macbeth. That the theatre will be
DIVIDED and that the GALLANT Harrison, will re-
i've the applause he so well merits, we have no
oubt. We regret TO learn that the General is in
y much of a hurry TO reach the seat Of General
1overnmeni, that he cannot accept the testimonials
NJ public appreciation which were intended for him
" the citizens of Philadelphia"
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TO THE FREEMEN OF GRAND
ISLE COUNTY.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the Wings and
Conservatives, ofGrand Isle County, will hold a
meeting at the Court House in North Hero on the
9th day of May, 1910 at one O'clock p. NJ. for -the
purpose OF electing delegates to attend District
Convention TO nominate Candidate for Congress
in the fourth Congressional District in this State.
Every town should be thoroughly represented BY
order Of the County Committee.
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@ II a q I. o r r =
+ f. M A l. T. S MINARY

= e
+ f. M A l. l. S EMINARY
VHNHlS Institution will reopen, under
n the supervision Of the NEW Board Of
Trustees. on Wednesday, the 9Th Of May
next, ut Charlotte Four Corners, VI. The
department OF instruction is comtnllted to
the charge Of
Miss ELIZA HITCHCOCK,
Whose competency to instruct in all tho
branches usually taught in similar institu.
tons, 10 undoubted. Should public patro.
mage be sufficiently encouraging, an assist,
ant teacher will be employed.
Terms of Tuition per quarter, as fol!ows:
English studies, including tho higher
branches, S4OO
French, Latin and Greek, each, ex.
ira, 100
Painting and Drawing, each, extra, l,qs
Board can be obtained 10 pleasant fami-
lies, contiguous to the Seminary, for $50
per week, without washing, and with i, for
Sis. Each quarter will conss, of eleven
weeks, and the school will continue for
two quarters before there will be vacation.
AS this institution has been transferred 10
the patronage Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, the Trustees make their appeal
to their friends and the public in i,s behalf,
that they NAV be enabled crcditably TO
sustain it. Young Ladies wishing to enter
the Seminary as students, ore recommend.
cd to call on Rev. n, c. Rice, by whom
they will be Introduced TO fam,lies for
board. The following gentlemen constitute
the board of Trustees:
Rev. Nj. BATES II. C.. HILL. ESQ.
e. PRINDLE, l.. S. WHITE, =:
" a. c. RICE. J.. MECH, jr.
" II, DUNN, II. II. REED, ESQ.
Dr.. L. STONE, $. II. TUPPER.
Charlotte. .April 0, 1870.
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M A II IL I f. ID

AtWinooski village, on Monday evening last,
by the Rev. J. X. Converse, Mr.. PHILIP f. Keller
10 Miss ELIZA N. WATSON, both of this town.
.vn so BY the sSme tins va H.s on sae Ma
DoRcAs HARDY.
In Shelburn, on the 2lst ult., by the Rev. G.
Prindle, Nh GHoRon II. Iron 70 Miss PuEBE M.
R1anR.
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Wolcott's Interchangeable Blue
WRITING FLUID which 10 rapidly t.
king the place Of all other inks and fuils
on account Of it's cheypness elegance aid
durability Of color, is just received and kr
sale at wholesale and retail at the Bool.
STORE Of D. A. BRAMAN.
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VARIETY STORE.

DANGBORN & BRINSMAID are
L now opening their spring assortment
Of Watches, Clocks. Jewelry, Perfun,ery,
and fancy articles and will be pleased TO
supply their numerous friends and Cus,om-
toners with any article which can be found
in our extensive assortment. We havs
purchased a variety Of Goods and expect
10 sell them. A few packing Trunks and
two hat cases for sale;
PANGBORN & BRINSMAID.
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More New Goods.

UST received, few pieces French
y Silks, plain and figured Black Silks,
rich colored Poult de Sol Silks. Mems
Linen Gloves and Black Italian Cravatts,
White Cotton Hose. &c &c. bv
April 90. N, LOVELY e. Co.
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MAYO g. WAIT

Have a supply Of fresh spring
and summer Scotch Bingham, perfectly un-
dressed, and very handsome, few pieces
nall mourning do. viii be sold cheap for
CASH April 10.
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Elisha A. Hyde's Estate.

Elisha "A. Hyde's Estate.
WE the subscribers having been an.
w pointed by the hon. the probate
court for the district of Chittcnden, com.
mlssloners to receive, examine, and adius,
The claims and demands of all persons
against the estate OF Elisha A. Hyde, late
OF Essex. in said district, deceased. re-.
presented insolvent, also all cIsims and
demands exhibited in Offset thereto (; and
Elk months from the day OF the date hereof
beng allowed by said cour, for tina. our
pose, we do therefore hereby give notice
that we will attend to the business Of our
at the dwelling of Lucy II.
Hyde. in Essex, in said district. on the
second Tuesdays Of July, August and Sep.
tember next at 10 O'Clock A. nj. on each
of said days.
Dated this Esd day Of March. A. D.
1889. MARSHAL CASTLE Commits.
b. B. BUTLER. { .ioners.
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SOBER SECOND THOUGHTS.
In many Of the towns in Connecticut
neither party succeeded at the first meet.
ing this spring in electing its legislative
candidates. At the second election the
Wings have, almost without exception,
uiumphed,
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cross from tho celebrated Yorksbiro
breed. and pronounced by the best Judges
to be the best for mixers and Dairyiog.-
QualJfcation.-Perfect symmetry Of form,
ap'ness to flesh, quickness to maturity
which renders them the most perfect in the
opinion Of he best Of our farmers and the
mos; profitable. the Ayrshire breed not
withstanding.
HIS services must command Fifty Cent.
per Cow, one or more, TO come with the
cow,or else the services will not be suffered
10 be performed. Quick and Cheap for
Cash is my motto.
CALEB RICHARDSON.
N. b. My professional services are in
market as usual, for ready pay.
Burlington, April 81. 1910.
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ID I f. ID

In Jericho, on Sunday evening, the 26,h uIt.,
Mrs. ESTHER HUTCHINSON, wife Of Daniel Hutch
mson, aged II years.
In Willlston, on the goth ult. Miss BErsEY LEE,
daughter of Mr.. Alexander Lee, aged 80 years.
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Farewell's Cater Boots, Walk
ing Shoes, French KID, and Walking slips.
Just reed full assortment.
ALSO
Meme Pumps, Misses Slips and chidren's
shoss, q full assortment bv
N, LOVELY & co.
April 10Th, 1910.