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uJ'The annals Of Medicine do not afford.
perhaps, more remarkable Instances of curss
than the FOLLOWING. which mere effected by
The use Of RELIES
BOTANICAL DROP S

A LhD1, OI DOstOU' was alil'Cteu WIN
IA eruplions all over her head, face, and
body. attended with most unpleasant Itch
ings, burnlngs and blo'ches-bad lost the
nails from some Of her fingers and toes
was cured by bottles of these drops!
A BoY-Suffered four years with dread
fol sores ON his foot. some Of which had
eaten wholly tbro' his foot-had his foot
considered past relief, and his death ex-
pec'ed-was cured by taking these drops
A Man IN RoxBURY Was for years af.
flic'ed with foul ulcers, one Of which had
eaten through his wrist-wos cured by
these Drops!
A CHILD. After trying various other
Medicine for painful ernplons on his legs,
aud oher parts Of his body was cured by
the Botanical Drops alone!
A CHILD IN RoxBURY-Was cured Of a
bad tumor under his arm. by a bottles.
A Boy IN BosToN--Was many years
troubled with ulcers in his head. which
discharged at his ears--cured BY 8 bottles.
Mr. WRIGHT Was cured of bad fever
sore on one OF his legs, of long standing, by
these Drops, after all other means used
had failed.
A CHrLp-Was cured by these Drops.
Of bles and ulcers, some Of which had
eaten TO the ribs.
AN ELDERLY LADY-Wbo was long
afflicted with Leptosy, and so horribly. thai
she could not bend JOINT without gushing
out Of blood--6 bottles cured her.
A You've LADY--Of Boston. was cured
of violent humor IN her eyes, by the
DIops.
A LADY IN CHARLEsTowN.-W cured
Of n white swelling on her knee joint, BY
these Drops and Jebb's Linment.
a Man IN CoNNEcTIcUT-Who had
been troubled for years by an obstinate
kings evil, was cured by these Drops.
A LADY-Was cured of terrible case
of St. Anlhony's Fire, by the Drops.
A CHrLD-Also Of distressing scroiula.
A transatlantic with violent
"rupi ions on The face. was cured by these
Drops. after various other medicine and
had failed
*a*These Drops will cure the most in.
velerate Scrofula. St. Anthony's Fro,
Scurvy. Salt Rheum, Eryepselas, Leprosy
Pimpled Faces, Sore Eyes, ScalJ Head
in Children. O'd Sores or Ulcers. Foul
fostering Eruplions, Humors Fever Sores
(even when The bone has become ca lions.
White Swelling lin connection with Jebb',
Lniment.( Venerial Tain's, when Mercu.
~ failed and all other disorders arising
from an impure state of the blood and jui.
ces, and are the best Spring and Autumn.
al physic.
Price s.. or 6 bottles for S.. Ask fo'
| Dr.. Relies Botanical Drops. XII
***Prepared by II. KIpDER. successor
TO DR.. Conway. and for sale at his Count
ing Room. No. 80 Cont street. mex, &c
J. Kldder's Drug Store,near Conccr' Hall
Boston. For sale by J. g. J. II, PECK
& CO., Burlington VI.
None genuine unless signed T. KIDDER
on the outside printed wrapper.
Large discount to dealers. 4
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--Ludiow John Dunbar and Co.. Read
ing--Wood s. Merrill -Haryord--J. P,
Strong g. Observation-Disclosures g. New
tom Barnard--J. B. Danfor,h-- Roches.
ter--Chares Dodd-- Cduendish-A. Gibson
and Son. Guyord--Philip Mar'In--Hat
Har-J e.. Stone g. Co.. lVesiminster -
Aaron Hnchcock--y WeatherSieid --BalIy
Bar,e,t-- Hariidnd- Cotton e. Pramble--
Eairfar-. Hampton Loveurove.
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A CAPITAL HIT.-Wc find in the Com
mon School Journal, the following prac'ica ]
lesson in grammar: Where the seats
IN school-house are so high, that the
children cannot reach the floor with their
feet and so narrow that thew have TO bold
on with both hands. then. there the verb
10 Sit must be ON dciire verb.
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town. reports having seen off Bermuda,
Two vess els one a schooner. and the other
ship or brig. about twenty-five miles
part. both Oh fire, and n suspicious looking
schooner near to them, who was supposed
to have captured and set them on IRE.
The pirate came within half milo ct the
Zenas Coffin. but she made all sail and
ESCAPED. Boston Courier.
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But at the latest return, accompanying
the report of the Secretary OF Wat, the
total effective rank and file present for du'
ty wns less than hay the nominal force,
VIZ. 6220.
IN Florida there are SIX Regiments. viz:
2 Dragons, about 400 strong the Sd Ar
i,llerv; and the LIST. Cd. 5Ih. and 7'h In
average about three hundred
men each.
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GREAT BARGAINS
nt MAYO &, WATTS.

A II the store recently occupied by La.
IA ibrop, Potwin e. Wait, will be found
a very large assortment Of
DRY GOODS.
CROCKERY &
GLASS ware,
Which are offered at prices far below their
value, their stock is composed Of Broad
Cloths. Cassimeres. Testings. Pilot and
Bearer Cloths. Caiicoes. SILKS. .Merinos.
BombaSines. .fgd Aipines, Chaiys, Mouse.
Mine de lame. Ribbons, Laces, ScnyE.
Handkerchies, Sta,ots, Linens. Coitons
and ALMOST every nrtlcle 10 be found in any
Dry Goods store. all Of which MUST be
sold with The least possible delay. The at.
'enlion Of those wishing to buy is solicited
February 7, 1910.
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II AIR...H A / II J..

l. . ~ y
THE GREAT MYSTERY FOUND OUT
AT LAST.
FAR. STERRY'S HAIR REGENERA-
IL TOR. DR.. Sterry, after much attention
TO the important subject of preserving the hu-
man hair. has, after many experiments, chemi
cal and physical. been able to discover an arli
Gle. which is now offered with the greatest
confidence for the toilet as the best thing ever
discovered, from It's soilening and penetrating
quality, to produces good head of hair-to
prevent it from falling off when badness is
apprehended-to restore it when badness has
taken place. and TO prevent it from turning
gray. 1t is more nourshing than pomatum.
antique oil. or cologne water. 1t is d beau,i
full article for ladies curls--it makes the hair
soft and lively, and produces uncommon brill
fancy. Thousands have tested its superior
virtues and excellence. and in every instance
it stands unrivacd. 1t is an infallIble cure in
all affections Of the skin on the hcad-as
dandruff, &c. g. Every family should be
supplied with bottle of this oil. that by its
application TO the head and hair of their chill
dren. the beautiful and ornamental appendage
of fine head of hair, which nature has sup.
piled u.s. may be prescrved. From the numer.
Gus certificates and recommendations received
of its saulary influence, the Doctor feels firm.
ly persuaded he has succeeded in producing
and article which will meet the desired wishes
and appreciation of The public.
For sale, wholesale and retail. by
A. HITCHCOCK & Co.,
1T Genesee street, Utica.
In Burlington only by }. g. J, II, PECK & Co.,
in Vergcnnes by }. II. BOWMAN, in Milton
by WHITNEY, LANDON e. Co., in Georgia
H., ODENID IANnS noe
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Lead, first rate article, for sale very low,
together with great variety ofoiher articles,
as cheap as can DO found at any other estab.
lishment in the place. GEO, PETERSON
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THE ARMY OF THE UNITED STATES
should number. all told, ~ $50 officers
and men. 1t is ,hus computed
Regiments of Dragons, 1900
d REGIMENTS of Artillery, 5000
8 Regiments Of Infantry, 1900
Ordnance Department, 800
Engineer Corps, SO
Topographcn', AZ
General Staff. 81
Medical Department. 83
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~TNew and Splendid Sleighs.
LAWRENCE g. PARSONS

Z AWRENCE g. PARSONS
IL AVE now on hand. the largest and
ILL., best assortment of Sleghs ever
offered IN the Stale comprising n band
some variety Of one and two horse pleasure
slelghs, of The latest patterns and most
approved workmanship; also. a verv nice
artce Of the klnd, designed particularly
for family use. one and TWO horse. Their
sleighs are manu'ac'nred of first rate ma-
'erlas. drhey are wiling the workman-
ship should be compared with any ihng ~
this part of the country. Call aud see.
Terms OF payment made easy.
They have also few new and second
hand CARRIAGES. which they will sell
cheap. Most kinds Of produce received
IN payment.
Shop opposite the American Hotel, on
Shelburn street.
Burlington Nov. 90 1889
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"A supposed Pirate. Whaling ship Ie.
mas Coffin, of Nantucket, arrived at Edgar
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WINDOW SASH.

JUST received Is
90 & 24-7 by 9
easements of sash. a
first rate article. at
81 and 81 cts. per
light. Also. all kinds
and sizes. furnished
TO order.
Ticonderoga Black
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Gold Deeds g. Silver Spoons,
Constantly making at the Variety Store.
PANGBoRN & PR1AsMAIp,
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TO THE LADIES.

EUST received. and for sale by j, & j.
- H. PECK & Co.. Burlington, lew
boxes of r 'ynods g. Parmelv's celebrated
FEMALE HEALTH RESTORATIVE.
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DorIttlase wsrben empfanssn All psm
Commit ,feoas.s 2lmt au Neaoias, auf Disn
,tas, pen 5tsn nabltsn Dia,, 3,pifd,en rtn
Gtumo,m bon 10 itbr Scrmittass nno 4 4libr
Olahmlttass, fir oas erbauen einer feiner'
nen Brii2e iitw bic 6ap grist, in Union
sannjebip, all bsr StsIe no bic 6fsntlits
9trade BON Sasapins nab philarsIpbia ets
erfaste Grief purebsrcnset = nno stenfalls
,psr6en CUR lsltsa 3eit NIB Ort DcrfebIass
empfansen, fir bae Grtanen elmer itanernen
Sriide hbsr bic wlonatrip Grief IN Grttsr
9anulebip, All fsr Gteae mo eie 5fsntliebs
giraffe BON Ntacina aa6 Olep sapnfebir
bic eriaste gr,et parebfren3tt, ndhit osr Ses
baufuna BON Safot 8. Setasiptr. = splane
fir bic erfasten Briden fonnen IN benz Goms
,nlfftcners 1imt III Nsacina natseisbsn
tpsrben.
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sspril, as.
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STso IN cSohnnnss SWonosr2

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su erbalten. 9erielte 1T aus Dhnfeneerf,
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berg, nno ,panoert in 1877 nah ben Der.
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isitpsm bat ltnteritbrietrne pihts ipeitcr scr
ibm erfatren. Ssiues 9emtrtes 1T CT ei,1
Dlaurer. CIR ielttt, ober jsper Wlcnfdbsm.
frsnne, Der Statbriht iber fsnsn 4nfentbaIt,
sstsn ppsr SOB ssbsn fann, teIietr sn lebrsi'
ben AT
gbriItiana Nartantura, acborne mssaer
Canton 81. o. Stare Go. Obic.
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2(ue oiejcniaen welhe npb ituloia
lIno an eie Sruferci ees ,,Verfs
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ibr,ebenetl, lupbnbaft am Sf Der
penn- uno fehenten Strafe, abte-
Sahlen, smiIhen nun nno oen lffsn
ndbtfen Sum- ocnu nab Dem lfen
sJuni iperoeI Die Bidder einem Srtc-
rensri1ter gum @intre'ten I,terSsten
.per0en.
Sofcpb Il Q9aier.
Neabina, W1ari II. bp.
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Nusnartiae Deriebte.

Das fbSne gafetfbiff @eorse @af=
bineton brinat Wabribtea aus europa
welbe bic gum 25fen D. M. reiben.
Sn Gnslano sine bab @eriibt, oas Der
90nia bon 6anuoper aefforbsn fei,
Nab bet WainSer 3eituue foa bic
Acknowledging aus Deutiblano nad ben
Ser. ct. Su feiner Belt 70 beoeuteno ale
in ciefsm SABRE oewefen fein. Die mel
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Jneianer Bemebel in Ieras.-Nm l6
ten srriaen Wlcnats tam sin 3bell Der Sa'
manebe Snniansr nad ct. Hntcnic, I'm NIT
ben Haeptcn bet Station sincn Nabt III ha!s
ten, uub trabtsu slsieb5citis ein flsin ,psli'
fss W1acetsn NIT, fir spslhes tts Elm autes
>tlsselO erpartstsn, unD sltiebieitIS ertlars
ten, ea6 Fs ale ibriscn spei0sn @efansensn
ssssn Gin sSiesslO trsisrten wclIten. Der
attipe &rRssfetretar hisIt IS fur fhiflitb,
(tet nit @epalt bic AueIisftrnas oer Sefans
ssnsn ~ Dsrahsrn, nno iltllte rssbalb 5msl
Ntilitar gompasaien 50 aaf rab lts Die Sns
biancr ale Sn gsfanssneu maetsn. 9iefen
wurbs ranu srelart ea6 ite bis snr Srsilaf:
flung osr weiiTtn @sfanssmen feIbf 8sfanss'
tie feisn. Ills bic Snpiansr ben Betrns tss
mGetsn, perlnhtcn 0e 3u entfifbsn nne ein
8efeht brsann I'll rpeletsn s5 Sricscr, ineb.
rsntbsils l5auptliRss, 2 weiter uno 5 Gins
Der set6ptet wurptn. Siebsn Meilfe Osrlcs
reu stsnfads ibr $etsn uao mebre anesre
rurpen (dbwer Serpunbet.
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eiSsrtbhnisr einse Grocery Gtebvs 5u YeE
iseillt, 9llincis, tebniristt si,tn anssrn,
gaamsns wstt, ca6 Ct ibm GtIo scFoblen,
,pelstss Snitb in fsiasm Ssasr psrsraten
bate. welf pnrbe verttrt unb tntlahsn,
atsr sine Warrant ,plroe etlansn I'm Bsits
5aus ~ r,rtfahen, Gmitb halsiHte nsn
Ssamten fir hiefen 3rpef. q5ef tsfabl
Gmitb feim 5aue sn serlaiIsn une ersriff tis
nsn 5cINhIdsd, Tim ibn gum 9eben su
srriusen, ,porauf Gmitt cine piltols beraue
scs ane ibm tcb ffcb. Gr spurre fcsleid
arr,tirt nnp mu6ts $1,000 Birsltbaft ltsllen.
Rrutafer Moro -gine Srau 5aa, aut
&oas Sslanp, ,pmrre borise Wcebe tur6 cts
nen G6war;en ermcroct, ben ltt ais Nrbsts
ter in itrsm Gartsn anseltellt bate. Srai'
Sail ,par nit eem Waanns i'm mrrtnttisl,
ipsssn pernatbldifate Ssftble, ais Ct fsinen
9patsn srbob NIB itr s,nsn @etlas htsr pen
acpf sat, sinen anrern in een Nafen nnb
sinsn erittsn iiter ben Nh6en ,rcron lsesr
t5plieb mar. Sran eaa parpe ins Saus
setrasen uno ttart sleieb saranf; Bet Sars
tise isste inpeB rnbis fsins Grtet fort als
of nidbts eorssfalIeu, murcs ieoot balo ar.
retirt uno oss frsipiaisen WcrSss bnree ben
Coroner hterwieiea.
Surdbtbarer 5elbifmoro. - Das Bes
ticn Mlsreantile Scurnal sibt bic sInjslnsn
lImtanss Don Wipp!e Bartlett Don Srccts
fielo All, mslehsr Waerp al 1necrn psriuebts
unb sarauf 0et ieltt meroete. Sartlstt rar
Gin Sill, er bate swei 9huIcnsr in @rcef'
fislc, elmer esrisltsn mar ihm erei aps Der
ascsrs IS 2baler fttuIeis. er rerlu6ts bets
DC fir Die BesabInns 81 ermcrteh atsr bel
eem sinen miblans es, incen, ct aue berSbi'r
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den fonnte. 2luf esn aarsrn fhpb Ct, ater
ns SuasI traf einsn Smerf nno i6acst' rpss
MIA. Bartlett fubr eann mab eincm Selse,
in meleteM Ct porbsr eiue $aruns trcfnes
!Sols aufseradt bate. Sn ieintm 3Dassn
bate ct Iem psrlpnal .Dermasen.
CT ipannts fein pfro aus, lcste sineBnfs
faIo 5aut earauf tanc es al bic Sens nnc
feb:ts naeb isinsm Sesratn,brlase surhf.
gr feate ith 70 eab CT in has 5ols 5u fallen
babts, ucltbes CT pprber anseitedt batte uno
auf ,psldtes sr alIs lsin giscntbnm lcste. er
ftteb tld oann nit siner piitple rurb eea
&opf, isl atsr nitbt auf pas 6Ols 1sucern
nstcn pafelte. Sn S,sfer Sage rpurpe CT am
ancsrn Sase ssfunpen, cir Irm nnc elne
Stits feinse Gefebte Uertrannt. es fetelnt
oaB CT alI fsin elsentbum tis auf rcn lstteu
gmt nit lte6 leIttt serlt6ren wplltc. Sn Der
2llhs fanpeu 0tb ID l1n3en scifbmclssn Gil:
tsr, III (einsm 9aiebcn fanben fleb (eiue teis
ben ubrsu uno orsi plttolsn lasen netsn
ibn, sins fur ibm isItit uno bic ts'esn anetrn
fir feline Sebulpner.
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W &anm babsa Die 0amptbSts tbre .s'
ssInalllssn 8abrtsa anf naiern SIaGen bn
sonneu, 70 1lnpen Iteb AUDI Ieton tpieoer IN
ben 3eitunsen llnsladsfalls, bic sntweeer
snrh bic Oeahlalftsfsit psr Bootleuts ebsr
eurtb bas IebanDl,he BHtfabrn eer BSts
psrurlaett wurbsn. Nm porlesten Sceltaae
fubrsn Die 9ampftSts Albanp uno Secro as
r,erita nm ilbr Worsens, fit cine 3Betts
fabrt. BON Ilbaup ab, NIT UielM palasie.
rsn am Soso. Bsibe 86te wurosn bis anf
40 W1silea rpelt auf pas Hartts setrisben,
als sliifliher wsife bic Nttaun niererbraeb
IDir fasen slaalitsr 1Dsifs, hsmsrtt zine
gleuporfer 3citnns, bonn spars oct Shaft
eer albanv niett Ssbrceben, 70 mare ibr Cos
der oper Der Der Nsro Aneviea ser(pruassn
uab Wssnlttsn, nnsefpib 81 fasn ME pisIe,
earnrst 8et6ptn merssu fein. Sett rarbe
jtscet 0liemaMp tsftdpist, bob aile ,pnrssn
fart srlebredt. Dis Yadasiere Der Aibanp
,puresn bon oer S1ore Amsriea aufssncil,sn.
Maua pirb br gonsrfe ODD iMs Waittsl IT,
ssa. Tim psn maorpsu tsiIu GroAsn civ Gaoe
,usinacten.
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(Aus Der p2(lts unb nene Wslt.O
Oentlte YSerfe rnetne5 eigenen Ser
lases mo oeren jsBiSe Dretle.
y. 5. Dilmfen's bsutibtr Sinesrfrunb
fir 9tbuls nnb icaus. 9tab Der l46lfsn Os
riainalsaussabe Defenders fur ben Gstrautb
beutider YDlfsfbulsn Roroamerifa's aum ers
ifenr,ale eurbgsisbsn uno einaribtet bon sis
ncm bier lsbsnbsn praftiibsn 0bulnanns.
Rsbif eirsm Anbanss, entbalfsns: slns furS9e,
faste Geographic pcn Anierita nne befcnpsrs
poa cen 0sr. Et. ven Hrreamsrifa, sps!d)e
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2(ppellattpn6 Iaoe,

9is Sage ilm @ppsliren in WsrfS @auntp
fir bic psrihisosnen Saunlbips unb Staots,
,psresn an Der @pmmiiiicnsrs Nmtitubs in
@easins, an cen 9tattenannten saSsn ssbaIs
ten, ndnlib:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-18
THE WIG SHIP OF MICHIGAN
Air-.Slar Syungiod II.

Air-SiGr Spuneiod Beanor
In the sky of our hope there was gathering gloom.
ANA boxing OF tempest cur bark TO sweep under ;
While we heard all around the Teechoing beam
Winch Foaro from The throat Of political thunder
Inc e-boiis now fly through the thick murky Sky,
And the ocean waves roll like a mountain on h.sh
Oh say. can patriot vessel withstand
The storm that now sweeps DER the sea and the land
Like sea-brj she goes Ger the Eoam-cresied waye.
Not reef dims the beauty her sails are displaying
She IS mannd with n crew, frank and noble M brave
All The love OF her noble commander repeyIny
Her flag floats afar on the uppermcs, spar
fis The glorious stripes and the luminous star
And The motto u bears oniis fair azure fold
Is trecsom and Right for the duuniIcss and bod -
Sail-shend - cries the watch. with his keen eagle
eye.
lis the eneny's craft viii his black banner aving
" Every man. then. tn arms was the captains repIy,
And their eycs lash'd the FIRE that was bright and
unJying;
There they stood. firm and true with their foe fair in
view.
And each piled his broadside that each might sntue
Then sny. midst the thunder and crashing Of spars.
WIZ the patriot ship wavO triumphant her start
tnrk again TO that brOadsidc which rings from eur
deck,
10 The enemy's ship idly floats on the ocean
Her hull. mssts md sPaD. We have chang'd To n
wreck.
Aswe fought the good fight in our high souId dcyo-
ton.
Ever true to our cause. we shall win the applause
VI the noble and god. who love order and laws
And the wing ship glory shall sweep DER the sea.
And our union and triumph immortal shall be-
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sa'nsd ssar'a.e-ts - tais q nxki hoass n-.r 80
NJ. - Ne i-iufa ett .a4i -,ussrs.- 81 500
stsi-s.-'i,s s.sssssf :. su,y uoss.nAiy 49, 49,
q ne sfii.s,~r-.x So - q NJ srn.as, "a Is.a
sosesf 81 a. iru- N.uulh sarsstsua P.ar..k Lay
~ nane. y-.ssrisT. 81 a. r.tfls.r, Cssrt 80
H'osssd trssnsy ~hi-.-asia g. - tss srsss -
I~H - cal sAin Wsils-Ets.. $500 .serr-d - 49,
snf. $50 y~r hal.urf~ - rke s.l.slss -hsd l-rk
- hiIa. ~ ~est ~ ~ ~ t..as~ NJ Cas-..s-r
s.o'ssf nsias Ma 49, Cs1skr. K-k.-s h. =.
thsf ~oa s,sis H. ios sui "a s.zy r.is aass n ~
.'ef sesn . nJfs tigeai g. "a 80. 80 k.u.asr "a
~ ashans~a 81 a. ifsts snisreil n uaulant uu.A.
80 = eanas 90 .asa ~ a. 49, giess. Dsf-s-
mt ~ AT ~ 49,. TFs ui~i III - sses ka.s-.
- Al ~ ,o7s ss-a g o. fflrr a 49, bsss NsL
,"Sisis ,han s,-li is.f ~ Csti1-f osiy lsi 40,
my We er'ss an $3.50 touF hanrr go 49, fuat
$50 skin ~ ~ save 80 iase a. ~ Ia 80 riafis-
MAJ " e''ains--eass r.aughi - pss5,'-ai ~s.
tsa.rsa 's a,i rfrtl-lassi-t - si.ti.sl Ihs a.
isniini h,d So ils = cratis anl . b.nsk 81 49,.
a. ne ent - y hts turaip rsiishs. fh- rukt.iss
s'hefsi rss s'skng aBt tads 81 fhs i-zs Uilh 1919
and il'e deis'-i-ni Tss s~sy si-osou-l, un ~ "a.
oieA |" ne tste. -Asf. uou. sd ~ rohhlrsl
'fhrY bsrt. and uil siir 80 h~aaffsl" sssslss ~.
pl'cuaa 81 ~ sap at.s -s ~ sss h--,rh a.. 90
home eti ~ hstnfe ne uf a. dsftl.sis sls.ll.
elohss had s.-itiy sissu 49, frn tss s1crtsa Tl.s
interesting ~thc-uiffh laads efI.ri ~ waIl sli he
pam o. - 'sSi ~ 'a-sis ha sra ly.s.ua-s 90
Candy Observed. -hke glsc.hir- sss- .IIim s--.t.
hs nov eur Yef haisner sd 80 oehisr Ts,.,r.r 49,
ward IN great srsitutisn. Mr Crnui-i-.~r I,,l-,.s
Wen then The dctruisui. lrs.usne. " 90 "a uA,-et
>" ray ySu hF hsia nvlsDfani Va. a. ca 'sui
cani wear en- siilssii ysitins o. hawk~.-i a A.
NJ os' n" aind has ts.,bsr n.dnf - sav yusiid
De 'n NE hshun sd have ga suaas -.,ag.@ hsIi
aian = ine nn 100 - na@kr rrpTis Nr Cons.
missioner Dutsis Aou orslsred ne hs.as . srr~as.
20 Ia IN The f.hisn. sui dsut tkisl 700 al a, -,
i"sc ." TaY % thrfn nae tobidsr Saf yss h.nnrr
ne rif iasgh CA ne Uhin uini b. "a hlu. 80 shs
money and he NJ Nd ~ fhuab and Eager ~ -tsks
asishi and ipud ne o. ssks fhs change out "a si..s
The Jury adiud-ei ne rlssnn q. No. ,u,,ti.S a, A..
cam a's M Court msds On award sccoriinsiy -
IL ndos H,raL