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I,I; KIND.

=. kinl to thy father for, wen thou vert young
Wao 1--we III =, 50 loi liy rs H."
Y ,arr't III, Il i ncrrats that trl rom my tonE'
Avn ipinrd in tlt1c tlnocrnt glcc
H., sin to tly Int ier. for now he is Old,
.I8- lock iit.rui1gici with gay,
III footsteps are f'rhlr, once fearless ana bold;
Thy father is passing away.
T. kind to thy mother for 10 on her brow,
MAY traces ut sorrow b. seen.
o. we'll mavrst thou cherish and comfort her now,
For loving and kind hath sh' been.
Rom lnh,r t1y IN ,th r.; Tor the will she pray,
A. long rs thy God gives thee breath
Nul accents o kindness, then cheer her lone way,
lNcn - the dark valley OF death.
4, kind to thy brothcr his heart will have dearth
l.t.g smile oi tiy love be Withdrawn:
T flowers Of terinl will fade at their BIRTH
Il tn dew ol affection be gone
Be kun to tiy broth wherever you are,
Ia love nj brother shlll be
An ornament pn,cr AMI richer by far,
Tnlu pearls rom the depth OF the sea.
b. kind to thy sister: not many may know
The depth ot true sistrrly love
TIE wealth vi ie ocean los tlthoms below
The surface tat 'parkl"- above
THY kin inr-s 1li brirI to tn many sweet hours,
\ ! blessings thy p1tlwly to crowl;
Ahrtion sllll " ave tlrr a g,llanl of flowers,
More precou, than wealth or renown.
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he pistols and led Jollivct to his place.
The Englishman was already prepared
We drew back ami gave the signal by clap
ping our hands three times. AT the last
blow the advcrsarcs began to approach
each other. My eyes were fastened on the
Young man, whom looked upon as an or.
binary person until the evening before, and
TO whom felt nevertheless attracted by
apparent amabloness of character. could
scarcely believe my eyes. His whole APP
pcarancc was entirely changed. His hair
was pushed back from his f6rchcad-hs
countcnance had lost its expression of cheer
fulncss--hs dark eyes, remarkable for
their bcauty.) were rivctcd on his adverse
ry-and his halfopencd lips displayed his
glowing white teeth closely pressed togeth-
or. He went forward. step by step. with
his head erect and his whole department
giving evidence of degree of courage and
resolution which assured me that my conf
dcncc in him would not be disappointed.
In the mean time, the space between the
oppon, ntS was every moment becoming mar
rover. They still continued to approach
with firm measured steps. When they
were within twenty PAGES each other, the
Englishmcn raised his pistol and tired
A slight spasm passed over Jollivet's face ;
but he still stepped firmly forward. Sir
| Robcr also advanced When within about
fifteen PAGES. he paused. and fired second
time. Jollvct quivcrcd an instant, but still
went forward. As he approached his adj
vcrsary his countcnancc assumed an cX-
precision Of unspcakable ferceness. His
eyes seemed to blaze into Sir Roberts
face as not more than five PAGES from him
still he raised his foot for another step. The
moment was insupportable.
Jollivet! Jolivct" shouted |, what arc
you doing9 Stop! stop: That would be
murder fire in the ARR
That is easily said. answered Jollivct
and in tone of quiet resolution. withou
taking his eyes from the face of his adverse
rv: but at the same time tearing open hi:
vest and shirt. and displayed his breast GOV
cred with blood. That is all easily said t'
a man who has onl,Etwo balls in his body
While he spoke he raised his pistols to 81
Roberts eye and blew his head TO atoms.
i believe said he. as he fell. my owl
reckoning is made; but die with the salts
faction of knowing | have finished one o
the John Bulls who murdered my En-
pcror.'
[This is almost as ftrocious as the man
ncr of fighting ducls in our own happy land
but not quite
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Wistai.s Raisam of wild Cherry.

And the best Medicine known to man for Asthma If
every stage Liver Complaints, Bronchitis Influenza
Coughs, Colds, Bleeding OF the Lungs Shortness of
Breath. pains and weakness IN the side breast &c
aud all other diseases OF the PULMONARY ORGANS
A very important disease over which this Bnlsam"
eXers very powerful influence, is that of DISEASED
LIVER
In this complaint it has undoubtedly proved more
eiiicacous than any remedy hitherto employed and
i'll numerous instances when patients had endured long
and severe suffering from the disease, without receive
ing the least benefit from various remedies aud when
MERCURY had been resored to III vain, the u.s.. Of
this Basam has restored the Liver TO healthy action
and in many instances effected PERMANENT CURES, after
every known remedy mad aied to produce this desired
effect
Besides its astonishing efficacy in the diseases above
mentioned, We also find it very cl.ctml remedy in
ASTHMA "A complaint in which it has been extensively
used with decided success, III OF years stand
ing
It not only emunatcs from a regular Physician, bu,
has also been well tested III all the complaints Tor which
ii is recommended. 1t is not my intention, therefore,
either To cloak IT in mystery, or in any way deceive
the public by Uverrang It's virtues on the contrary,
shall simply cndeaVOr to give a brici statement al its
usefulness and attcring myself that its surprising eff
cacy will enable to furnish such proofs Of It's Vi tues
as will satisfy the most incrcduors. that Consumption
may and "cAN 81 CURED, ii this medicine be resorted
/ tn IN time
There is perhaps, no disease with which our coun-
try is affected, winch sweeps of annually many vic
TINS, as that fell destroyer OF the human race - Con-
sumption. Day after day after year, the lnsjate
monster hurrrs to the portals OF the cold and silent
tomb fresh added victims to its conquest No walk Of
life is sacred from it, bIightng influence. No aye is
exempt from it, deatt-dcdlmg shafts. The old. the
mild'-ar'd and thu young. all alike, are food for is
/ common enemy OF mandNind. The white-halred pa
trilfch whose life OF temp has rendered his sys
tenn npnrylpus the attacks OF other Ills, and whose
good deeds prepared him tor the enjoyment OF htc's
calm evening, finds consumption fastening ITS ian5
upon his vltus. AMI tearing HIM from world, ever
/ bright to minds which look compaccnty OH days well
spent.
! l. there no help for the afflicted No preventative
OF the dangers winch bps,t ~ IN our changeabe and
tickle cline We think there may he. And if the
allegations of those VINO at least entitled vcraci-
d civ
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry is offered to sui
ferng word as such 1t needs not the "adventtou-
aid OF long string OF fictitious certificates to give il
nnorcty. lts true valuc and intrinsic excellence are
sufficient entte it to the confidence OF the public
and Watt on to fame the name oi its inventor as
h.ac,artor OF his species
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T5'IiE PILES! 4 Cure FOR LIFE GUAR

i ANrED. DR. UPiiANS INTERNAL REM
EDN Tor the cure oi Piles, lniamutlon OF the Liver
and Spleen Elimination, Soreness and liberation OF
tn" stomach, Bowels, X lneys and Bladder lntaIu-
matory ami N'rcWla Rlrnlnatl-ln: lnlpurIty Of the
b''gl' Nr9Nles9 ana Illumination oil 'Ne 0plle ana
i'i ,,, W ..'I VI u'l' ~ u GU ;I L. n
~ ~. ANi'i VT ~ AN' .N't'Su x -
\ 'lA4H' a "'-ul-"s'pru 'N '"I, % Nv io!A
c'y i h' "Ay I'a.l ,''H'u' lJ.n'Iy lo' ulI' unn
s''@ a'I usli'NNll| il'i '''' '''N''''' '''
eI !, u' Nh'llcau llpr. ,pt ....
Marx ms. II l. an i@'tT"'t h'"e"y-h3' an yN'''-
ma, hiIhl,a'Hn ana W. y't an! as o' we Nc,
either bleeding OF h"llH internal, "l external ana
probably ne "ny mug tlM' VIII mere ! no Il''ahs
about H. II l. u I'H'uVe cur Te'oy ana permanent.
II l. also CONVEX Iled'u'e 10 'ahe ana improves
the general health IN rrmarkahle manner
Each BOX contains t"rIVt doses at>. G'> per u'>'.
IL l. very hH' III H. ana may ue l"N'u III
cases al the most acute Inflammation without dalItI
All external aTh'a'l"s are III ie hlshes' ue gree us
agreeable, announcement ana Offensive ana nom tD'
very nature oi the diSeas, temporary III theH tr'N
Tins Medicine attacks The dstas, at It's souTcf' ana
manent.
INFIANIAroRY DISEASES. Although the Electuary
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&'ARSPARILLA MEAD. TnE VALUE o.
AULNER WARE. NEHiyE At ALL TINE,

~ on hand, IN great variety, pure SILVER tea, table
dessert, CREAM mustard, SAT-, sugar, and egg spoons
table dessert, pickle, and chJ,cns silver Forks but
ter knives lr tongs, silver cups nursing tudrs cot
tin plates, th.nhcs and all articles usually wanted III
the silver ware line. Aud We would remind puchas
that give henry spoons mad, Old llar slve
silver pure daiarsl for the price that the
alleged Spoons sold by pcders Great care and
pains are taken to have our spoons made rcH, which
is very essential TO their durability. Spoons and n
ble sold by us marked tree. -
BRlNSMAID & BROTHERS
n B-Or SILVER claw tongs, and spoons took the
Premium AT the great Fair OF the American Institute
held at New lolk, $50, The Diploma awarded t,
US, can be seen store, right hand side you
trncT.
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CHI Duel.


What have YOU seen in the
kitchcn!' said to the coninissary us he re-
turned.
Enough to comfort all our hungry com
panv. replied the Commissary. The En-
giisncr drew deep sigh of satisfaction.
My lord appears TO have a good appetite,
s,i the C,mni>sary turning to him. Il am
hungry, piled the Engl<hman.
Then must ask p Emission Of all the
present company to b. the carver. Carving
l. nay forte.
The host came in with the dinner. The
soup sent grateful fragrance before i; to
btaijcak our lavor-thc roast beef. orna
m nj, d with l.ors .raddish, looked brown
&n inviting but the browning dish con
tanned - iarks and | snip,. Oar fri nd
the Conm,,ury carved the last into eight
oqul p IT'S and thus made it tit bit for
eight and-wenty persons.
Ladies' and ., ntlemcn,' said he, each
on present N take a lark or Il piece of
snip. then We shall have nice norscl to
finish with. Saying this he passed. the dish
around th" table. IT, followed it with his
cv $ and obs rived that when it came to the
In lisAntn h. took two larks.
NV I,rit said he. If each one f,llowcd
,.a,,r ,,i,onle many of Us would be lief,
without o"l part.
The En!ilshnan appeared as If he did
not hear, but Continued to swallow the deli
oacics b.iire him, with all possible hast las
l ne feared 10 lose th.m.
Al is that TIC case. sail The Commissa-
-,. a.d i .oan win .r.ni c.,oIn,.ss to make n
b...t III, lr.ad about III. Size of i walnut
v..ot'.., WA, finished he took il b,,wccn
La. i-,ob and Gnoer and raj ,ino it said
.r.i.. Y:,y lord. il seems Won do not nm.
d.. al French, 50 will talk to You in
,.r own lunauugc,' at the same time he
tir the bread bail with ali his force a.
...inst the nose oftLe Englishman.
I'hc Engl>hman said not word, but
la,m. Down hi, knife and fork and taking
up LIS bottle OF wine. As if he intcn,d to fill
III; lass threw il a tn. Cpmu.s Iy's head:
Luz ne und, rstood the intention OF his adj
N.ra.Ty, arrested the coming missile with
Jas "I""' I'll, -,
'''",'N >o"' ''' '.''' SUN u, 1..',
''''i - ,.,-,,;. I.,
~ f,.iII ,,,t ,Ii..ht ,,,,,r nrc.c,,,' S.y
.,, tfis La no,,r.d - few irons rru,n tnc
br.l. his already Gl.cl Glass. and rails.
IN il said,
+ drink my lord, to our happy meeting
Wlnrc there shall be but four OF us, III
o; al OF lour-ahd-lwenty, ana where we
may send each DINER balls Oh lead Instead o.
br gd' -, -,
""c'i iiee:"s Mou.' H ~ M ,'' M; Wv
.i,;o '1a'. ,ha,., H., ba''J an,
- - ,'tnia,, !, - nno Irnn,,bt
a.. C,;
',i;.'., V4'au III ha I,,
ni,',.o ~, his ,,;co c,lo ,, and no diva
on H., loof into tw,ntv.cioht picccs will
as much composurc as if nothing had hap
p.nad.
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BEWARE or&UNTERFE1Ts.

FROM The Inrentor himself to The present Proprietor.
I)ARiS, November 1, lSiO-In consideration OF the
L sum of $500, | have dvulged to Mr.. 'l'r Jones
residing in the city of New York, N. a., the whole
process OF manufacturing together with statement OF
The ingredients composing my Italian Chemical soap
tie is to manufacture it for sale in the United states
only and to have the privilege ofnaming it JONES
ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP" -
(Sgictb ANTOO NESPRINI
Witness Henry J. Hodsworh
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NO OI1ACkERYi \


All published ~tlteHcuts at cure. performed by this
medicine, are, in every respect, true.
BEWARE OF tuUNTERFElrS AND limitations. The
pnrairri and astonishing efficacy oi DR.. Wistars Bal
sam OF Wild Cherry III all tn DISEASES tor winch II
rrcUnm 'ndcd. curing many after the skill OF the
best physicians was unavallnl has EFT 'ctrd large
and increasing demand Tor II. Tins fact has caused
several Wpnnciplrd Coultericers and nntato.s to
palm uii spurious mixtures OF similar name and appear
aIcr, Tor tn genuine B1l~am.
b. careful and get the genuine DR WI>rAR'S BAL
SAM OF WILD CHLRRY Non. genuine ulicss So red
by l. BCrrs. Address all orders to SErn W towLE,
Boston, Alass For sale by PECK Il SPEAR, bur
hagt0n: also by W. b Hitch, lFmooski Fl LS
rt. Wacsjurgi; Janli-d, lillisf0a Wuua.n
Rhoads R'chm0nd: ii l. Camp Sioue; VI Wires,
CpD,5Iiigc Curtis u butcher, 81 4itdns; : ? Rcd
ii ID, NWiPeiier; Dickinson Il Noble. Chetsea; +.
Huntington. IergcHReS; Dr. Russell, NiddieJHy-
! : Nd ni.n hy prlrI.i- md Anants mrnrrniX. ,
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From the New York Sun.

We make il n rule never TO notice an advertised ar
tice, but from what have heard from several per
sons respecting the powers OF Jones Italian Chemical
Soap we do not hesitate To pronounce II all it is rep
resented and eau, therefore, conscenuously recon
mend it To our readers who afflicted with erup'
tons marks or dlsimrements
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One of our subscribers, Mr. II. Leonard, informs
us that he hus been cured of old scay Salt Rheu OF
eighteen years standing, on his beard, fingers and
hands hy cake of am article much advertised lately
we speak Of jones Italian Chemical soap. lie al
50 informs us, that he has tried its effects on his
female slave Rose, a yellow girl, much mark
ed with spots, aud he found in two weeks hel
skin much clearer and winter,
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NV friend Inever saw the man in my
life. To be sure it cost me one hundred
dollars: but the honor of France must not
be strained
you are a brave man, JollivctH Giving
him my handy
i hope am. am not wise over meas '
urr nor uncommonly well educated; but
no man can beat me in arithmetic. | know
that twice two make four. and that one bot |
tie thrown at my head counts as much as
one duel. am no noblcman, but my heart
is in the right place, and would be hacked
in pieces for the honor of France
Forgive me! have not understood you.
am at your service. What weapons do
You prefer ?
4 understand nothing about either pistols
or rapicrs.'
'Excus, me, but in that case think you
have been too hasty.'
If my blood is too hot it will do good to
let out little oft, so be quite easy on
that point. Do me the favorto wait on the
b,cfcater and tell him t, take his. choice Of
weapons from tailors needles to battering
rams.
Where does he live, and what is he call
ed ?
Sir Robert Leslie, Baronet. You will
find him at the Eagle. BY the way call on
ihn German and take him with you | ask
I'd him TO be my second, and he answered.
| Gladly = the Englshman was in the
wrong. and it was owing to him that | had
10 lark
Very well! will you wait here till re-
turn ?
'No.Ifit is the same thing to you, will
90 to my chamber. | have something to
say TO my little wife.
What are you married ?
Married certainly! Your chamber is
directly under mine; when you return.
knock with your cane on the ceiling and
| will Join YOU directly. Adcu Good
luck Yield not an inch-an apology or
/ lead :"
I The prrliminarcs were soon settled
The Englishman. who was famous duel
list was +. solved to shoot his challenger 1t
must be decided by lot at the time olthe du-
ell. If the lot fell upon pstosmy friend was
a lost man.
had borrowed pair OF pistols of the
German. and to try them, loaded one and
fred at sparrow that sat on a tree about
twenty noccs from the house: at the first
fire he III.
/ .Brayor cried voice from the window
above. Bravo. Bravissino. and Jolivet
let himself down by the ornament Of the
balcC ny.
.Wbm are Won doingr cried in alarm.
i am taking the shortest way to you.
N II
i am not quite so clumsy. | thank YOU
understand something OF gymnastics. =
with these words he swung himself into
nv window.) What is the news 2
Il have seen the Enrlishmun and he vii
(irht with YOU.
-, t.. SO much The eter.'
;; We found him in the Garden.
What was be doing there ! think it i
) too la,o icr aoosl hcrtic..
IL was shooting t IA mark
That must be dull business.
But You do not inquire how he shoots,
said !, a~,onshcd at the mans indifference.
-. We shall sec that in the morning
Here tax" these pistols
For what ?
TO see if You can hit mark
80, care not for that. II we hght WIT
pistols shall ann so that II must hi' III
> mark. When Is the time
. Morning. Mt el@i't clock ,
f r1oa men you hrru me l"s' h"ocN
In inc moan 'iine l si'',I 90 pack - III
. love. WIN thesc words lie ciii''cu up III
balcony Ike squirrel.
i At seven, punctually, the G'rma
-,l IL nd nj
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READ THIS,

Fromthc Inventor himseft TO present Proprietor.
Paris, Noe T. 1910
In consideration ~ m 'sntn OF $1,000, have di
vulugcd to Mr.. L. JONES, residing in the City %
New York, ~ 4, the whole process OF manufacturing
tor either with statement OF the ingredients compOs
ng my Italian Chemical Soap, Her to manufacture
it Tor sale in the United States only, and 10 have the
privilege OF naming 1t JONES ITALIAN CHEM
lCAL SOAP"
Witness, Henry J. IIoldsworth.
(Signed ANTONIO VESPRINI
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WINOOSKl FALLS GOING AHEAD.
n FLETCHER. FASHION ABLE TAILOR. II.

IL. removed shop near Barlow Il Woods store,
where he considers himself permanently located. lie
desires return his sincere thanks for the liberal sup
port he has received since his comm ncenlcnt in bust
ness in the aforesaid city, and hopes by assduity in
business, still to merit share OF their patronage
Through study and practice in the Of Tailoring he
has discovered new mode OF drafting coats, which is
unknown To any but himself \ correct measurement
is acknowledged by all the trade to BE- the only means
Of ensurna complete lis The position OF the Gus
toner must be understood. There is Tailor who
can ensure complete fit without this knowledge.
ID wond lnlorln ms customers that he has inr-
chased inubitahle mode OF cleansing garments OF
all coors, and at giving them the fresh and lively APP
pearauce they were wont TO have in their earlier days.
CUTTING done 10 order the shortest notice
and warranted to tit, ii properly made up. Boys
dresses, and Ladies Riding Habits, made according
to fashion or iaTcy.
/ Wmopsk Falls, July |, lSiG
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Opinion Of a Reg"idr Physician

EN'I'T, W", > 'Nt. ~, $50
This ccrtiii,s that have recommended the use of
WISrARs BA>AM OF WILD CHIRRY Tor diseases OF the
Lnng~ tor two years past, and many bottles TO my
knowledge have been used by my patients. all with
beneficial results. In two cases where II thought
confined consumption had taken place, the Wild Chez
ry eft ctrd a cure. t.. BOY DEN,
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Persons in purchasing this must always ask for
JONES ITiLIIN CHEMICAL SOAP; and
perhaps many who have been cheated with counter
feits Il be to much encouragement To try the genu-
inc, we say 10 such, Try this once-you Will not re-
rret ii but always that tho name OF T. Tones is
on the wrapper
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There are probably few persons ofintcllgcnce, who,
after reading the above will doubt the qualities of
JONES ITALIAN CHEMiCAL SOIP, in cur
mg f.nlptons Disiisurcments, frccklcs, Salt Rheum,
Scuryy t.risyprlas, Sullburn, Morphcw, Tan, Yellow
the following recommendations, as well as hundreds
from others, may convince them
From the New Orleans Sentinel.
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James Ethan, painter, in Jersey city, was cured
of carbuucrs and pnples which he afflicted with
Tor many years, by part OF cake Of Jones Italian
Chemical Soap.
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Then comes the report oithe 'Socicte de llnsitute
of scientific experiments
We are asiounIed,'' exclaims the aged president
''at this singular rcmraton-Nesprni's Italian Chem,
zeal Soap. Where, indeed, will science stop Here
we have preparation made in the form OF a bcauti
til piece OF Soap which know by actual practice, Il
cure every cutnnrons eruption every Disagreement OF
and even discolorcd skin The Negro, the Creole
Far West are alike under the influence OF It's extraor
binary powers OF clearing yellow dscolorcd skin
and making it white and BEAUTIFUL and OF changing thu
color o dark or black or brown skin" uierc severa
persons were brought forward by the president, wht
had used it, in proof OF his assertions.)
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HUMAN HAIR. IN THE FORM OF 4
Beantitui anil Deiirions PrcpardiioH. cdtied
JONES'S Coral. n ~. K..S iORATitE T..
\ OTE--Among the educated, there are few who
will doubt but that by forcing the roots and scalp
OF the hcak to Il healthy action, W. can cause growth
aye dark, uxuliant growth The roots being heal
thy. sediment called dandmr or scuri j. discharged
from the scalp: the HAIR now becomes soft and silky
Thus the roots strongly fastened in their native soil
proudly and sprndidy display their beauty rs spccl-
criul aid OF Science
Having stated, as above the actual, true, and rea
qualities of Jones', Coral Hair Restorative, leave the
Intelligent portion of the public Judge OF thu truth %
following highly respectable citizens, editors pnblii
officers, &c They are few taken from host ol 9th
ers 1t has called forth th, testimonial from the mos
enlightened body of men in the world
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From the LpndoH Times Of OcfoJcr, 1910
eve have tried Juncs'- Coral Hair Restorative. 1t
is brilliant We ut first thought it mere pull, but our
better half says tina, its effects the chilrcns heads
is truly wonderful We have used it and we speak on
honor, that it really NentS our hair from alIlng
out and gives II "A beautiful downy, soft, and black
appearance and honestly think it l. causing old
hair Ia grow again IN the winter OF our lite
For sale bv HARRINGTON BROTHERS.
Church-s, Burlington Vt, July 10, 1916.
- The only true agents for the sale of my articles
in Vermont and Cana,i~ are Harrington Brothers.
(Signedj Il. JONES.
5m3 81 Chathaui-sireet, Wholesale Proprietor.