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A fire broke out at Peoria at 2 o'clocl

A fire broke out at Peoria at 2 o'clocl,
on Tuesday morning, which was not ar.
rested unti ii had destroyed four bold
ings. These were Mr.. Van Eps's Tin
and sheet iron mandatory, on The wes
side of Main street, between Washington
and Adams, with all It's contents--loss,
500 to 1000 dollars the saddle and har.
ness maker shop of Mr.. lloge, contigu-
Gus, with nearly all It's contents dwell
ing and barbershop Of Mr.. Thomas Ma
son, colored man, with shop and house
hold furniture; and the hardware store
of Mr.. Pel,engill, whose loss is upwards
of 1000 dollars. Whole loss estimated at
10000 doilars--yery little insured.
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ond that she needs not to be reminded of it to
make her feel its full weight aud force.
1t is not vet known who will be elected trus-
tees by the bonjholders. Capt. swift has been
applied to, but it is no; known yet whether he
viii accept The probability is that one trustee
will be taken from New England, and the other
from New York city. RIouoLru.
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MARRIED..

In this place, on Monday the l2rh inst, by the
Rev. MIR. o Donucll, Mr.. Ronrnr MONTGOMERY
Of this place, to Miss CAruAnINE uIGGIxs, Of
Lasa'lc.
The printers were kindly remembered, and we
wish the young happy couple much joy.
DIED-At the residence Of his son. in LasalIc
-, -, '.'s county, on the 2lth ult, of paralysis,
APT p"NIANiN DrRNHAM, aged II years.
Ais' on the 9Th inst, of congcstiyc fever, Tho.
MAS Brn>n'M, Esq, aged 10 years, both former
y OF Lisbon New London county, Conn.
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The prospect to ocoiocoism may be bright and
the future toll Of promise for the Advancement, OF
their principles, but to US II is dark, ard filled
with iorcbo6mgs. GhjcGgo Journal
The Journal was probably led into this train Of
remark Toy looking over the New York and Vr-
ejun election returns. The truth of what it says
will hardly be controvcrtcd unques,ionably, the
prospect Of whigory is ''dark," very dark.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-05-16

A poor crazy wretch, with large
knife in his hand, a few weeks ago, early
in the morning, got into the white house
at Washington, TO the great CONSERVATION
of the cook and chambermaids. He was
taken care Of by "Charley" at hand.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-05-16

The Chicago papers announce the death, on
the . h inst, in that city, Of the Hon. TnEopng-
Lus w. SHirU, la'e one Of the Justc of the
supreme court Of this state; and in the Journal
are published some eloquent and appropriate re-
marks of ). LisIc Smith, Esq, on moving to en-
ter upon the records of the court the resolutions
adopted at meeting of the bar on the occasion Of
the demise Of Judge s, from which we make 0
brici extract:
TheophlIus w. Smith was an early pioneer O.
Illinois. Years ago, when the city in which We
are noY residing was but an uncultivatcd prairie
DER whose soil none but the savage trod, he wa.
engaged in the practice of that profession, o.
wlioh he was 50 bright an ornament. On III,
l4.h day Of November, An. 1917 he emigralcd tc
Edwardsyljc, in the county Of Madison. Tie wa,
not long permitted to remain in private life; III,
people called him to their service. and. in 1923
/ he was elected senator from the county Of Madi
son. He remained in the halls Of legislation but
a short time, hut whilst there, he introduced IL,
first bill for the construction Of tie Illinois an,
/ Michigan canal, and was appointed one of ID,
canal commissioners. Ia 1885 he was elected t,
a bench Of the supreme court station which hi
clear and vigorous mud--his acute and cultiva,
ed intellect. peculiarly fitted | i'm TO ndorn Ii
'he year 1896, he changed the place Of his abode
aud made this city his home. In ISL, upon til
reorganization of the judiciary, he commence
the performance Of circuit duties in this iudicia
circuit. la 1912 he resigned his seat IN
on the bench, and returned to the prolession-i
I the discharge of whose ahorous duties he contin
ucd, until il-hcalh compelled him to retire from
the arena OF its conflicts and its contests.
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That TO be hated needs but to be seen.

hat 70 No hnlcd Eeeus but 10 DC sUVII'
The war fever is daily subsidIns, and PIE
sumo all fear Of trouble with England or Mexico
will soon dc done away with. Mexico has moth
ing to gain by going to war with this country,
and probably this is nowhere better understood
than in Mexico, England has no desire for war.
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President Polk has pardoncd Chas. II.
Chapman, sentenced at the last term OF
the l.. s. District Court for tins state to
years Imprisonment, in the penten'iary,
for perjury, in swearing out bankrupt
certificate.
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Several persons have lately disappeared vNy
mysterlousIy in Philadelphia, aud no trace has
been found Of thvm, Notwithstanding the most
diligcnt search has been made. II is feared they
have been 'burkeJ,' oe shuilled oil by some such
process.
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Correspondence of the Free Trader.


No jpG,tion-po specula,ion--po oyer;raljnr-
but sound. legitimate. and healthy business
such .v.,.p oi ir,,l.,, :, IN ucy,rr,u fir bank
SUSPENSIONS, or bankrpr, laws. Who would de.
sire To see this state # things CHANGED, for the
vhi,-rimcs of a ns,iona, bank hial ,ar.l, .ur,l,.
revenue. and their Ics,p,..
cylrovorapcc, and immortality Who voplJ DO
Sire to see the natur, laws Of trade oivc y.,v f.,
an Artificial loctua,ior. unstable system: Ina,
wouIJ be liable at onv moment +, ,,,poe the
country into bankruptcy, ruin, and dis,rcss? If
there are any such, let them still hug the dclu.iyc
pbonrom Of vbirocry. with all its crude ipc,osis-
tcnces false doctrines and mad theories TO their
breasts and like dcthryneL ROYALTY. console them
selves nv DWELLING upon what thcv have becn
and what their power once was; for it is very
certain HAT the American pco,le will prcycpt
their ever getting power again, The boou,v,
simplicity. and purity Of democratic PRINCIPLES.
render il only necessary for them 70 he loirIv nm.
dcrs,ood and tried, to meet the cordial appr,b,-
lion ola free and cnlightcncd pctplc.
Who does no, rrcaleet the imprccatiops bean.
ed upon the head of Old Hickory for his efforts.
to nd the country Of an odious. corypnt monfcd.
power! And now who does not rejoice ,hat the
old veteran brayCd The storm, and possessed the
moral courage to make him equal to the cmcr-
gcucy Nho does not rccollcct the sncers and
scJns Of the wings, when that pure, uprish, and
enlightened statesman Martin Van Burcn, pro-
posed the sub.trcasuryl And vet who can but
admire the practical operation ofthc present sys-
tenn, in effect the samel When have the fiscal
with as much safety, chcapncs5 and facility, as
under this 81 slcml
/ Who docs no, rccollcct the drunken debauch,
dumb shows, and scnsccss parade Of 1870! And
prosperity, contcntment and happiness of the
/ American people, and fervently thank his God
that the country has been delivered from the "a
pacious grasp Of a reckless party; who, to cstab
fish high tariff, bank, and distribution Of the
public domain, would hazard trade, commerce,
and even the happiness ofthe aborug portion of
the community AND all 10 enable mushroom
arstocracy--a few empty heads, with foil pock-
ets--an idle, vain, concoilcd class, who not pos
se,sing souls themselves, measure the merits of a
man by his dollars-to enable, say, such crea;
lures to Cypress the rest of the community, 10
make the masses subseryicnt to their wishes and
dependant upon their mercy.
We have tdumphcd but we must not forget
mat the price OF freedom 10 eternal vigilance.
Our enemies are secretly orrluizinr. drilling and
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-05-16

\ new paper has been started at Milwaukee,
"dcvoled to the removal Of 4. Noonan from the
office Of postmaster, and and not to he discontn-
ued until that object is effected" Small bus-
ness.
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The whg papers all over the country arc be-
ginning to aburc NotiVsm. Since they find ii
won't take as hobby with the people, "lrcland
and Rome" have lost all their terror.
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Arrivals from Mexico bring the particulars of
another terrible earthquake in that Inflated city,
on the 10Th ult., more devastating than the one
on the 2lst March, which we noticed last week.
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Edmund Burke, late member of congress, has
been arPolntcdb by the president, commissioner Of
patents in place Of Mr., Ellsworth, resigned.
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was the old man was pleased with the ingenuity, as
he called it, OF his boy lie did not wish to dscour-
age that. So he took out his purse, and handed
Arthur half dollar,-'Here, the Lord will never
pay--I must, or you will never your money a.
gain
'Thunk you sir, said Arthur. 'In my way of
thinking said Arthur to himself, tho Lord has paid
me, and much sooner than expected, too; did not
hardly expect he would pay me in money. The
hearts of all meu are in his hand, and the gold and
silver his, he has disposed my father to pay it to
me. I'll lend it again.
Arthur kept up the habit Of lending his spare mo
ney the Lord all his days, and he always salts
fed that he was paid ourfoId, and often several times
over.
A very safe way of lending money is that Of lend
ing il to the Lord.
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Poetry.
THE COTTAGE MAIDEN's SONG.

THE COTTAGE MAIDEN'S SONG.
One morn met little GIRL her hair was wreathod
with flowers,
That at the early dawn her hand had cued from Ma
lures bowers;
The soft breath the opening spring just spored
with her curs,
And kissed the dew-drops from the wreath that gs-
tened there like pearls.
Her step light and merriy, the while she trip
ped along,
She sang in sweetest cadence, the cottage maidens
song. -
ooh never maiden bright, woen,
That in costly robe is clad,
Has foot so FREQ the cottage girl,
heart that is half so glad
''The swallow twilters beneath our roof,
To tell Of the opening dawn,
And ere the sun on the stream has shone,
Away TO the wood we'er gone.
'We gather the flowers that blooming wild
Whh their perfume ill the air
You may never find beautiful
In the rich aud gay praterre
eve hear the fall of the noisy brook
Asst leaps the rocks along;
We chase each other across the hills;
We list 10 the wild birds song.
"Dut more than all, we breathe the pure,
The fresh and the bamy air
Who dwell in the close and crowded town,
They never may breathe il there.
ooh, the city maden's cheek is pale
Her step is slow and sad;
There is no life like the cottage girls
No heart that is half so glad p
Tho all unaught the melody that through the wild
woods rang,
1t seemed unto my rapturd soul if spirit
sang,
Her lips were breathing harmony her face spoke joy
and mirth,
AS graceful her airy form moved DER the dewy earth.
Tho years have flown, see her still hear those
wood-no wild,
Tha, heard her sing the / met that simple
cottage child
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he v q. q. wilder.

On I'Hesday meet, July LIST, 1915,
NA|ILL be opened assortment of the Choicest
w o o s. He hopes notwithstanding
the ateness of the again to attract he at,en-
ton Of his friends and customers and those in want
OF bargains. He received his Goods cheap and with
other facilities combined, feels confident that they
will suit all purchasers in quality and prices. The
public are respectfully invited to call and examine
for themselves
st. Johnshury, June %, 1915. 1l3f
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THE GREAT AMERTC17
Remedy GOT dEscascsOfthoS%% "

N "A@CssSCSO l The SIy5vl
ZONES DROPS and PILLS for HV,uopS !
" medicine successful beyond a parallel ;D =
cure OF SAT- rheum' scroiula or kings evil, s., Hn
nys hre or erysiPelas scad head eprosy, or nSi
scarf, letter or rngworm,prairie itch, AMI al "H'f
internal or external This medicine is ~ nI0'
no moonshine, but perfectly safe and
eicacous remedy for the above named coU,nis;
and no other. Call-call Soon-call NOW nv iIh
ents for proof Try ii just directed an, 500 If m
not right. The proprietor is allowed, amorg oTa
to refer TO Hon. Geo. b. Upham, Claremont Hon
]. Gilchrist, and Rev. A. H. Fullerton, Choyos,on
all ofwhom have used the medicine either homsoI.a
or members of their families.
From Mr. Labaree, junior partner of the firm Of Sim
con Willard & Co., Hartland, Vt, '"I
II must be true that "Jones' Drops for Humos 4
are an invaluable medicine for the complains al
which it is designed for had personal experience Il
the surprising power moro than Is months ago ovpl
an exceedingly distressing and oathsome disease N
the skin of many years standing, for which the San
toga and Clarendon waters and all other remedies Al
tirely failed of a cure. BY patient and perseyerOI
ofsad drops am entirely relieved Of that diea
and hereby do most honestly and earnestly advise L
similarly afflicted to procure and use them
Hartand Dec. 8, 1913. ]. w. LABEREE,
From l.. M. Wood, Esq merchant in South Wood
stock, VT
The fact is, in my opinion, that clones Drops n
humers, do cure the diseases for which it is PREPARED
altogether beyond anything within my knOwIcdged
is evidently the greater medicine before the public I'd
the eruptions the skin, for in the use of two bottle
of them have found most remarkable relief from I'LL
salt rheum--and dreadful case it was tOO-so afll
ed as to incapactate me from putting on Or on ~
clothes, and attended with burning, itching and u
ritnting, as no one can adequately Understandable n
painful experience. Let Others, say, pauentyhiN
fully and perseveringy try said Drops, aud hGYnUA
fully concur with me in opinion of their merits.
So. Woodstock, Dec 0, S43. l.. NJ WOOD
From Mr. Dnsmore. Duty to suffering humaHi
compels to lier my testimony to the efficacy Il
Jones' Drops for humors.' For the last 25 years
have been troubled with an afllction on my INp
nounced by physicians cancer. Many physica4
were consulted & prescriptions used during baldt
but TO no purpose, until was induced to make I'd
of the above Drops which resulted in perfect cd
after taking one and half bottles.
Hartland, Dec. 10, 1915. J. r. DINSMOREH
Price $3.50 per bottle, 2 boxes Pills, rcqufM
from TO II weeks to use, and i'll many cases
cient TO effect a cure, obstinate cases need @UmC
No medicine is so cheap, because none is so eITcaHM
For sale by N. w. French, Lunenburgh, j. T. "a
ling, Concord; NJ X. Parks md J. g. hent
Waterford, ID. j.. Dcnison, GuIldhaIl, Brown "
Northumberland, l., p. Parks, j. Je"ett q Co..
McNah Barnet, J. G.. Bingham only in st. Jon
bury. 4IUeo"Iy8
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Roswell Roots Estate.
STATE OF VERMONT.

Caledonia District
AT Probate Court holden at Danville, in said Dis
trict, the ID day of July, A. d. 1915
wv HEREAS, Benjamin +. Beden, AdmInistra.
w tor Of the Estate of Roswell Root late of
Burke in the County of Caledonia, deceased, has
made application this Court to extend the time for
paying the debts due from said deceased the further
period of one year from the 9Th day of July, A. d.
ls45It is therefore ordered that all persons interested
be notified of said application; and that the same will
be heard and decided at Probate Court to be ho
den at the Probate Office in DanvIe aforesaid, on
the the 23d day of July, A. d. 1915, at one o'clock
in the afternoon, by publishing copy of the record
Of this order three weeks successfully in the Gale
DOMAIN, newspaper printed at st. Johnsbury.
CHAS, j. DAVIS, Register.
true copy-Atest
, 4l4w3 CHAS.J ]. DAVIS, Register.
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Notice Extra"m.A Card.

n NHE subscriber ever grateful for,pubic ,ronage
4 would take this method to acknowledge with
thank fulness, the kindness of generous public in
contributing literally to his necessity in his late
adversely, and would say, that through the liberaly
of the public generally, and the assistance Of his
friends in particular he has been enabled to rebuild
his Factory at South DanvilIe, destroyed by fire on
the st of December last and has put into operation
large and elegant set of machinery superior prob
ably to any set to running in this part of the
country, and equal to any started in manu-
featuring New England.
Thus his new Factory being in full and successful
operation, and having employed experienced work.
men to assist in carrying the same he is pre-
pared TO receive wool TO work on shares, or by TIE
yard into good cassmeres, ulled cloths, hannels of
all coors, double width blankets, horse blankets,
blanket-shawls, &c. Sc, and in addition to that, he
has superior set of machinery for cardng rolls and
dressing custom cloth; and soliciting the patronage
Of the public as formerly, he would invite the at
tenton Of the growers and dealers in wool and cloth
10 his new and elegant machinery, and would assure
them that their work shall be done in season and in
first rate order
OjFWanted in exchange for work 500 barrels of
good old soap. Also, all kinds of country produce
received, as usual for which liberal price will be
given. All work warranted, and damages made
good. CALEB HARVEY.
Danville Nav l5 1915. 409tf
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Real Eestate for Sale at "a bar
THNHE subscriber wishing to so West, offers for
n sale the well known
TIA VERN 8 ~ NJ d.


VERN STAND,
situated at ST. bloomsbury Plain, Vt. Said stand
is too well known to admit of any recommendation,
or even one word in its favor. Said stand will be
sold cheap and liberal credit given. For further
particulars enquire of the subscriber on the premises
The subscriber offers for sale first rate F.2RyH
under good improvement, situated at Lunenburgh,
VT. in pleasant village.
Said Farm consists of about so acres, all under
good improvement and well fenced with wall, with
good buildings thereon.
Also--a right in common for wood lot, with a
bout 35 cleared.
He also offers one other farm in said Lunenburgh
situated about miles from the village, consisting of
100 acres of excellent land, with convenient build
ings thereon.
Also 100 acres Of wild land situated in said Luz
nenburgh, about one mile from said last mentioned
farm, well calculated for farm
For further particulars, enquire of the subscriber
at -. Johnsbury it respects the farms, of Levi
A. MooRE, on the premises, or j. w. HARTsn oRN,
GEO. w GATES, of Lunenburgh
GEO. E. HOLMES.
S. Johnsbury, June &c, lS45. 4l3f
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STATE OF VERMONT.

STATE OF VERMONT
Orleans District, IS.
The Hon. the Probate Court for the District of Or
leansTo all persons concerned in the estate of
Harvey Farman, late of Troy, deceased,
Greeting.
wv HEREAS, David Farman. Administrator of
w the Estate Of said deceased, requests said
Court TO allow him the further time of year
from and after the 18th day of June, A. ID l845, to
make payment of the debts and close the settlement
of the estate,
Therefore, you are hereby notified that said appl-
cation will be heard at a session of the Probate
Court to be held at Irasburgh on the 23d day of
July next, at which time you may be heard in the
premises.
And this Order shall be published three weeks
successfully in the Caledonian, newspaper printed
ST. Johnsbury, in this State the last of which pub
LEGATION shall be before the day assigned for hearing
as aforesaid.
Given under my hand at the Probate Office at l.
rasburgh, this 25th day of June, A. D. 1916.
4l4w3 GEO. NYE, Judge.
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c, c, Wilder

rs constantly receiving by Express directly from
Il the Importers, desirable variety of goods at re-
duced prices and that cannot fail to suit.
ST Johnsbury Plain, May "a, 1915. 409tf
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n o III b v clam S.

TENHE subscriber having procured the exclusive
N right Of sale for the above named instruments in
Caledonia County, would respectfully present them
TO the notice of the medical Faculty, as possessing
superior advantages over every other kind of instru
ment for the purpose. They neatly con-
structcd scientific principles, and TO any &C
quaintcd with the Anatomy of the female system,
and the diseases sought TO be relieved, the utility Of
this instrument will be apparent. They have the I'M
qualified appreciation of the medical Faculty wherev-
er introduced.
Cincinnati, Ohio, May l, 1887.
II have carefully examined the new Uterine Truss
invented by DIR Robert Thompson of Columbus, in
this State, and confidently declare that it is
questionaby the most perfect and useful instrument
of the kind ever offered to the public. II differs es.
sentally in its construction from other Uterine Truss
cs, and is in all respects far superior instrument
The Doctor has conferred great benefit on society
by the invention Of this Truss
JOHN EBERLE, NJ. d. Professor of the The
DRY and Practice of Medicine in the Medical
College of Ohio.
These instruments may be seen at this place. and
all orders for them, for medicine, will receive
prompt attention. ]. g. BINGHAM.
St. Tohnsbury Plain, July II, 1916. 4l5H
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STATE OF VERMONT.

The Hon. the Probate Court for the District of Or
leans-To all persons concerned in the estate of
Ira Humphrey, late of Troy, deceased
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Greeting.
WHEREAS, Walter Charleton, Executor of the
wv Will and Administrator of the estate of said
deceased, requests said Court to allow him the fur
Their time of year from and after the 18th day of
July, A. d. Is45, to make payment of debts and
close the settlement of the estate
Therefore, you are hereby notified that said appli-
cation will be heard at session of the Probate
Court to BIZ held at Irasburgh the 30th day Of
July next, at which time you may be heard in the
premises.
And this order shall be published three weeks sue
cessively in the CALIFORNIAN, newspaper printed at
ST. Johnsbury. in this State the last of which shall
be before the day assigned for hearing aforesaid
Given under my hand at the Probate Office, at
Irasburgh, this Sd day of July, A. d. l945.
4l5w3 GEO. NYE, Judge.
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CHEAP W00LEN and LlNLl
GOOD S.
-ENlE subscribers beg leave to call the ai'enu"
4 the citizens ofthe United States TO the

4 the citizens ofthe United States to the
New and splendid Stock q
VVOO2cEa and a4imem G0O0s
they have Just received from Montreal rhS S IoI1
ing is sample of the prices at which they olI'' y
Goods, viz Pad
Blue black and invisible green suPerhnc p'ol
cloths, $780, black Orleans, 81 AZ c's,' lll
Cloth Gall woody 35 40 cts; Nous dc ha' nT M
es 20 cts. per yard Cheno Chusans' printed 6s ID
lin and Cheno do. 20 80 cts; ParlSlans u,u n N
cd Orleans, 25 35 cts; Calicoos 10 W J'', Cd
styles and fast colors; Cd Twocds common dO% d
broons, Doeskin, Cassimeres, sc. &c ~ c's' o.
90; Tartan Cling hams, Eorlston do do. 10 g
Bingham Hdkfs. Is cts each; Linen Oal i ,ObIppd
l6 80 cents Table Cloths beached anu n, LILA Nd
ed, Diapers, Huckabacks, ToweIings' laO"
kins, &C. in proportion. c,i,,ors, SuT
The subscribers also offer Knives, Sc,azo o rates.
and other Hardware at proportionably 10"
'A'S0' WILLIAM BROWN u a S9A
Stanstead Plain G. E. July 2, 1874