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Occupying Territory.

Edward Flatwell was yesterday sent TO the
work house by the Recorder, for retaining forc
bic possession of shanty in Girod street.
"NelI Fin blamed" said Ned, as he was Ia
ken out by the Police oilicer--"t's worse thar
martial law. Theirs Gen Scott and old lack
they may occupy much of Mexico as they
can. and the newspapers say, Bravo, Scott CO
it. Zack. We'll done, old un-that's the ticket
Oh, its all ight--of course it is but let Nee
F!atwcll only squat down for a single night il
a cu,sed ehanty in Girrod street. and he is poket
Otto the work hnuse-nothinn' shorter, Squire,
said Ned, particularly addressing his Honor
"his is 4 great country and gropinS. '-Neu
Orleans Deii1
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agS7:l!;a{]]l IE S}|S1afHs
dSfi;lS l(lS3:&@

a Is rapidly bearing away the palm OF success from
every other remedy hitherto invented and Is dnI'y Gu
ring CouGHs, and other pulmonary affections, that
have resisted the use OF all the BALMs and BALsAMS
with which the world is filled.
l. is without contradiction, the greatest remedy m
the world for the Cure OF Common Colds, and
Coughs, Influenza, Hoarseness Difficulty OF Breath
ing. Catarrh, Bronchitis, Group, Whooping- Cough
Asthma, Pleurisy, and inflammation OF the
LUNGS.
1t Immediately quets the Cough, relieves soreness
of the breast and Lungs ioosens the phegm, removes
the fever it any exists and heals and strengthens the
lungs in the most easy aud pleasant manner possible
No one who has not tried II would be likely TO believe
that so much medicinal power could be concentrated
III such bland and pleasant syrup
1t Is 50 pleasant to the taste, that children, when
once acquainted with it, will ask Tor more and Older
persons have often been known to use up bottle Tor
me mere pleasure OF spping H. ANA yctH u so power
iu as TO remove cough like charln-tlc person
using IT, hardly knowing when, or how ii passed
away.
Let any one read the PAMPHLET, which may be had
gratutously where the medciae is Sold and he will
be persuaded that the above statements literally
tue. The following certificates wal also make them
| appear at least probable.
| Certificates.
! was sorely afflicted with troublesome cough,
hoarseness, aud soreness in the lower part OF my,
whroat with structure the breast, which had
troubled me Tor some time pas, in my frequent at
temps OF public speaking. had tried several pre-
scrprons OF my physicians but without any sensible
| y.
thus city, bottle of Dr. Foords Pectoral Syrup, which
believe has entirely relieved me, and which cons-
der most valuable medicine for that class OF disease.
My partner, Aid Meeker who had a severe cold at
the time was taking this medicine, was cured by a
lew doses from the bottle which had
| uuca Feb. 1916. Ii BUSHNELL.
Cazenova, Mad. Coz Aug. Is, 1873
year ago last winter, | had cough, which, IN
stead oil yielding TO the common family remedies,
steadily grew worse so that at the end OF three
weeks i was exceedingly violent, and was attended
with fixed pain in the side After five or six weeks,
hnding myself no better, became seriously apprehei;
slve II would run me into n consumption, and called
on Dr foord for advice, lie gave me bottle OF his
fEcToRAL SYRUP, and on using il my cough was nm;
inejiatriy relieved, that in five Days coushed
very little, aud in one week 1t entirely cured,
year afterwards had slight attack again, which
was removed by less than half n bottle Of the Syrup.
| FROM my own experience, and from what nave
learned from others who have used it, am confident
1t is an uncommorly ellicacious medicine tor lung
complaints, and would ~ all means advise any one
| havHs a cough TO give il irinl. ,
| FOR sale by THEo A, PEBK, Apothecary and Who'll
sale Druggist and by dealers in medicine generally
| throughput the State
| Feb. Sd 1913. Some HENRY DRIGHTNAY.
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kirkbrihc's Iattcrsall's

~ HEAFE POWDERS. ~
A SAFE, Speedy and Permanent cure for
~ Heave Broken wind, Chronic Cough, Colds and
all diseases which d. pend upon inflammation OF the
cuus membrane OF the lungs, throat and head OF the
Horse, or affect the soundnesS Of the Anmors wind
This remedy which has been used with SUE h remark
able in England, Is now offered TO Horse own
ers in the United States positive specific for these
obstinate and distressing complaints From the COM
binaton OF powerful vegetable ingredients in it's
p,sition-t enabled to compete successfully with dis
in the hardy constitution OF the Horse, and at the
same time is warranted to be perfectly safe and genial
is greediy by Horses and other cattle and does
at all Inconvenience the animal or deter him from
usual labor. The following is one amongst many
proofs have fits Efficiency. 1t is from OF the
hest Farrers in New York, and gentleman whose
knowledge in the medical treatment Vi Horses is very
extensive.
New York, Nov !, lsi7.
Messrs A. H. Cough & Co..
Gentlemen, Y gu will recoect that bought pack
age OF your lleave Powders some time agoto admins
ter to valuable horse at livery i'll my stables, and that
was quite dubious of the wisdom OF attempting to
such bad his was. and did not, in fact,
believe there were any medicines better for his COM
plant than those had been in the habit OF using dur
ing extensive practice with horses. But justice to
you and your rduaJis remedy requires say that
that single package cured the animal of aggravated
case OF lleayes as ever saw, and his wind is now
perfectly good believe the cure is permanent one.
Respectfully, {. LLOYD.
Great Condition Medicine.
Besides their specific action upon diseases of the
Lungs, &c. The lleave Powders are the best Condi-
ton Medicine that can be used TO improve the appetite
sllcken the coat expel Bolts and Worms and correct
all diseases that arise from arrangement OF the dgcs-
tive functions in the Horse.
Numerous certificates, conclusive as the above can
be shown. Mr.. Geo w. Davis, Munroe, n. J., had
a horse cured OF most obstinate lIcayes by one pack
age. Mr. f. A. Hanks, South Amhoy, y. j., cured
two horses by single package But trial of One Dol
lars worth, will convince more than any thing can
publish Beware OF mitntions-the genuine is signed
A. ii. Cough IL Co. Price 81 per package, Six for
50. Sold by a, H. Cough & Co, l49 Fulton St, New
York, 5. w. Fowle Boston, a. 9. SrEARs, GEo E.
HARRINGTON, Agents for Burlington 80
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PETITION TO SELL LAND.

STATE oF,vERMoNsT' P Pns tt0' Court smt
for the District of Chittcnden to all persons TO whon'
these presents shall me,-GREETiNG: -,
Wurrs,s. Elmer Beecher, Guardian Of William W.
Raw, minor sou OF Calvin Ray, late Of Hinesburgi,
in said District deceased has presented to said Court
his petition in writing setting forth that his said ward
is seized of three parcels Of landtwo OF said parcels
in said Hinesburgh, containing about 10 acres Of
land and the other about three acres OF andand the
third parcel lying in Monkton containing about one
acre OF land and part of the cedar swamp SC
called; and also representing to said Court that II
would be for the best interest OF his said ward that the
whole of said parcels Of land should be sold and the
proceeds invested in productive stocks or put to inter
est, and PRAYING said Probate Court to grant him Ii
censc to sell all said real estate:
THEREFORE, it is ordered. by said Probate Court
that the 18th day OF April, 1913, be assigned fol
hearing and deciding on said petition, at the office
the Probate Court, in said Burlington and further
ordered that all persons interested should be notified
thereof by publishing this order three weeks success
svely in the Burlington Free Press, newspaper print
ed in Burlington all which publications to be previous
to said 10Th day of April, 1913
Given under my hand at Burlington in said Distric
this 22d day of March, A. D. 1913.
39w3 BRADFORD RIXFORD, Register.
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The medicines issued by the Graccnberg Company
CONSIST of SERIES, eeminently adapted to the dis
cases Tor which they are respectively recommended.
Great dsrepute has attached 10 the Patent Medicine
business by persons claiming UnirerSai power for
single given medicine II Is not only idle, but i,npu-
dent TO 1aunt such doctrine in the face OF an intel
nent community. Ii is contrary TO the very first
principles OF common sense.
Graeienberg Vegetable Pills.
The History of the Graeienberg Vegetable Pill is
briefly as follows:
The inventor, after more than Quarter of a Cen
turuS invest cation OF this subject, was led to the dis
coyery by rejecting upon the following Laws OF Ma
tufe
:LjaThere are three principal avenues by which
Nature expels from the body what is necessary be ex-
PEELED ihcreirom. These three are the Stool, the
Urine aud the Pores These must be kept i'll heal
thy condition, or disease is certain. THIS is fired,
posfirc Lar /; and no human being can safely dsrc-
gard it, In addition 10 this the Liver must he kept in
order the liver is the largest organ the body, aud has
some Of the important functions to fulfil. Ii re
gua'es the Bile, and consequently the digestion and
the bowels. The stomach must be inygornted and
made healthy Added to all this, the strength and
tone of the system must be kept up by proper noursl
mcnt, exercise, and rest.
These plain aud simple laws and when they
all work harmonlously, person is IN sound health
This position will not be questioned.
EV Nor, rhea the system is diseased ii IS The
FIRST grand object 10 Set all these functions al ir0rk
both 10 erpeL disease and 70 restore The heaih -
The bowels must be opened cleansed, souihrd and
strengthened the urine must be made to flow health
fully and naturally. and TO throw oil the impurities OF
the blood the liver and stomach must be regulated
and above all the
Pores
must be opened and the skin made healthy, These
things done, and nature will go to her work and
ruddy health will sit smiling upon the check and
life will be again luxury.
The second IN the Series the
Graefenbcrg Health Bitters.
These are Entirely Vegetable and are skliully and
elegantly prepared by the Gracienberg Company from
a number OF the most purifying inyigorang and heal
ing Roots Banks, Herbs and Vines, gathered in the
vast forests and prairies OF America AS a tome
deobstmcn restorer OF the tone OF the system, and
to refresh the salow complexion, they are OF imme,
date and potent efficacy. Taken in the spring aud
summer months they are the most powerful Proven
tive Of iebrle and agulsh complaints.
Sod by A C. Spear, and Sherwood, Burlington
l. ; Munsnn, w b Hatch, Wmoosk Falls, Ayer'
and Clark, Nit IIurlber and Hodges, Wilston
Z y Green, Richmond Field and Beach, jericho
u; LoYeley & Co, Charlotte | * !, futile, Essex
W y Nelc llnesburg a. Furguson, Huntington
H. r wood, Westord w ID, Tyler, Shelbum
H. Il butcher, st. Adams, General Agent, 3Sm:
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Moral TREAsoN.-Thc Torch Ligh Xenia
Oho,avows its abominabe Mexican sentimcn,s
as follows:
"Men will differ. For our own part we do
not believe that lying and stealing are patriot
ism"
The fellow will be saying that blowing nm
houses full Of women and children with Shell
etc. is not glory il he is not sharply looked
after.
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DYSPEPSIA.

hul medicine has been discovered ncsr,
resembles the gastric juice saliva dccomposug food and
the o digestion hi, preparation
paa hpo'ivey cures every Of Dyspepsia however
Chroaic.
BANK DEPARTMENT, .il'Gny. MAJ 10 1s4a
DR TowNsrNp-bcHr Sir; have bcru afflicted seyerA
With DNspp~n it. forms attended
stomach loss of appetite extreme heartburn great aversion
to all kinds of food md for weeks, (Nhlt could
been unable To retain but small portion my stomach
tried tho usual remedies bat they had but little
moving the Complaint was induced about
try your Extract of Sarsapari1 and ur conh
dencc but amer using nearly bottles found appetite
sorod and would earnestly who
have been afflicted as have. been Yours Sc
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Fowl lnroslroy.-A gentleman speaking
Of poultry says :--"Much attention has been
paid 10 the rearing Of poultry at the west, and
the method now in use for hatching chickens |
consider far superior to the Egyptian one Of
Matching them in overs. 1t is simply to fill a
barrel with eggs, head it up, and sci hen upon
the bunr."
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DALCEY'S
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRA CTOR

WILL, within five minutes from its application, re
w move the pain from the sevrrest Burns Scalis
Blisteis, Hurts, lambs Cuts and will certainly cure
Gout, Piles, ln1ammatory Rheumatism, Sores or
Swellings, anything that is niamed such as Eel.
Ions Runrounds &c. In cases OF Burns, if applied
Immediately, it will preserve life no matter how severe
may be the injury, unless vital be burned. Ii will
heal Burns or Wounds, Ulcers OF any kind without
Ii ncutrallzes and destroys poison from plants
reptiles insects or rabid animals 1t will wherever
applied, prevent Identification, and in old wounds
when modification has commenced, it will arrest the
disease and cure the wounds when flesh has al
ready dropped away, and will the part TO lis
natural state. When the bowels are painful il will
if well rubbed on, afford instant relief and cause
movement even when Castor Oil, Jalap and all other
medicines have tailed. Its use is perfectly safe in all
cases. 1t never can do harm. Ii will not conflict
with any medicine taken internally, We have not
cured by DALLEy'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR but il
will certainly cure Burns Scdids, Bruises Piles, In
fammatory Rheumatism, infdnled and Sore Eyes
FetioRs, ChiibidHs, C0ras, Bies Sores and Ulcers
aud instantly alleviate pains OF any kind The EX-
has gained an Unprecedented reputation and is
esteemed the best medicine now offered 10 the public
But reader You must be careful when purchasing
or you will he imposed upon, The genuine Extractor
is so deseryedly popular that wicked men counterfeit
il. There are, perhaps, twenty different kinds OF
counterfeit Some have Henry Daley printed on thu
wrapper, to initiate writing; But the genuine has on
it written with n pen and ink, III. DALEY and the
writing is always in different colored ink from what
the wrapper is printed with. For sale by Ii. DALEY
e. Co, No -uS Broadway, New York.
Milo A. Hocomb. Agent for New England, Tariff
Vile CT THEO A. PECK, Burlington, and by al
mos every merchant in New England
March 10, 1915. 37yl
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Lost her Speech.

The cxcd Certificate tells simple and t story Of ,urr
ing relief There similar
and Brooklyn aud yet there thousands parent, let ;er
children die fear o: being LumbuggcJ, few .h
hngs.
Brooti,1 Serf 81 1877
Dr. TowrsrNDT take pleasure in ur the hrn-at u
those whom ~ daughter. 1uJ
old afflicted General Debility and los -p-ch.
She past recovery by fum Piycian hut
fortunately recommended by cnitu Try your Sar4pa
Before used bottle recovered her speech and
enabled walk Of M Who
ell with the She quite we'll aud
hea h than she has been for eighteen mo.ths
JOSEPH TAYLOR.
N,rk..t RroL
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"Oh, mother" said little child, "Mr. s. does
love aunt Lucy-he sits by her-he whispers 10
her, and he hugs her"
"Wly, Edward, your aunt does not suffer
that does she p
"Suiitr IL !! no. mother. she loves IT,
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DOMESTIC GOODS. ONLY
WN a. GJ'EST.

I29 TedrI Ntrect, NeW York.
TINE Domestic Warehouse, so long established in
l Cedar Street, is removed to the large store
No l29 Pearl uud 80 Beaver st, where may be
found every description OF BLEAoHED and BEowN
SHEETIyGs and SuRrINGs Corroy OsyABuRGs, NoR-
THERN and SOUTHERN YARN, BATS, WIcKs, TwINE
and WADDNGs, at the rery lo,oesf cash prices.
The assortment exhibited for sale is very large one
and comprises every known desirable style OF the
above goods Country Merchants respectfully in
ved to call and examine the prices whether they
purchase for cash or not and learn the low market
prices for Domestic Goods 10
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STATUARY MARBLE OUARRIES.

DFNVHUN, VtFNOUT.
THE above named quarries, well known for fur
nishing superior quality otmarble, OF fine white
and taking high polish now being worked, pro-
ducing quality Of MARBLE said to be unequaled in
America
All orders for monuments, tomb and grave stones,
marble slabs, blocks pedestas statuary from these
quarres, may be addr,s scd TO Knowles Taylor, Pro-
prieor at Iiconderuga, or city OF New y ork to
stephen i Goodcll. Superintendent OF the quares at
Brandon VI. KNOWLES TAYLOR.
Spptember 1 1877, 10.
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JAMES CUMMINGS.
To the Ladies'.

Dr. Townsends Sarsaparli, a ayorc Tndc. II
hevc them of suffering
pexions and buoy spI. Mrs Parker kindly
following;
South Rrootlpu AHr y, I-,7.
DR.. TowNsEND->r; II gives pleasure stiff tho
beneficial effects have from the
ra Nv reduced 10y
raj debility and variety female complaints read
advertisement and induced the remedy.
II restored better health than had enjoyed
several previous taking it, and do cnrrv
commend valuable medicine afflicted have
been MRS. FARMER,
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TWO CHILDREN SAVED!

Very families iniccl-n fact have ouoh,t
used DR. Townscnds Sarsaparia
while those that did srkcurl The
certificate publish below conclusive Sauc
and only another instance of is the lives Of children
DR TowNsENDDcar Sir: had children cured h, ,our
SasaparIa of the complaint
months old and tho other Thry much
reduced aud We expected they would die; thry
by two respectable physicians. When the
We must lose them We resolved try yoIr S,rsapsrIa
heard much of but had but confidence. there Iu, -
much stun advertised that worthless very tauk IA
that did for undoubtedly OF both Iwrtr Al,
that others may be induced it,
Yours, respectfully.
HOLM Wlr.SDN Jr
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There is nothing more destructive to the
peace, morality, and prosperity Of community
,han idl,ness and contempt Tor labor
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NoTIcE-The genuine Upham's Electuary has his
writ written Signature one mus A. TPha NJ d. The
Sold wholesale and retail by WYATT & KrrcHAM
l2l Fulton street n. Y. A. [, SrEAR, and GEo A
HARRIYsToN, Agents for Burlington, and by Druggists
generally throughout the | and Csnadss
Burlington Dec -. 1871, :;vl
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Iron, Nails, Glass, &C.

= TONS SHOE-SHAPE, VARIOUS SIZES . do.
- Scroll Iron 10 do Band do 50 do Round and
Square 8 l6 and upwards do O. s do; 3 dos and
inch Banks best do; 10 do American Tire do
do IIammond's do do do Hoop do, all sizes do
Russia Nail Rods do Norway do f; | do Crow Bars;
do Spring Steel. various sizes do Round Cast do
do do . Cases of Axes do 5 do assorted do doz.
Anvs . do Vices ! do Mill Cranks; 100 do 'Ames'
Shovels % do " Fosters do IS do Fairbanks"
Hoes 100 do " Blanchard's'' Cast and German Steel
Scythes Is do do Cradles For sale by
J. BRADLEY e. co.
Burlington, Nov 49, South Wharf.
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IRONNONGERY.
1k0 KEGS ASSORTED CUT Nails.

IRONMONGERY
1k0 KEGS ASSORTED Cut NAILS.
cO 100 Tons do. Round BIG to inch Iron.
100 Tons Assorted Square 3-S to , inch Iron.
Band ll-9 to 5 inch do.
llame & Scroll SO TO lis do.
A" Horse Shoe do.
Tire ll-sX3-sto OK 3-s do.
4" Swedes inch to inch do.
Russia Old Sable do.
10 Tons Assorted Sandersons Cast Steel
Eng and American Spring do
German do.
English Blistered l.. do
American Bstered, do
Swedes and Am Toe Calk do
" Horse Nail Rods.
" Hoop Iron, SIS to Ia inch.
Gro Bars Cutter and Sleigh Shoes, Wro't Iron
Axles Cast Iron do. Hooks and hinges, Steel springs
Anyils Niscs Screw plates, Bellows Log and Trace
chains, Post do Wro't Nails, Horse Nails, carriage
bolts Enmld Preserving Kettles, Glue Pots. Sauce
Pans Tea Kettles oven and Arch Kettle Mouths,
Brass Kettles Hollow Ware, cooking parlor and box
Stoves caldron kettles, Plough castings Malleable
Iron Nuts and other castings, Fry Pans Washers
Sheet and Bar Lead, Sheet Zinc Shot, Iron Brass *
Copper wire, Sheet Brass. Douglass pumps Lead ipe
Shoves. Spades scoop shoves, Hoes, Manure and
Hay Forks, Hay Knives, Grind stone cranks and roll.
ers sad Irons, Tailors Irons shovels and tongs and
stands counter scales and wei -hts, Heavy and hand
steel Yards, Broad and Narrow Axes, AIDES, Hatch.
cts, Cap Augers, Wagon and Cart Boxes &c &c.
By SPPONG DO0LITTLE \ oO
Drr ISlN
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Endure the Piles No Longer.
IF SUFFERERS FROM THE FILES WILL NEGLECT TO US
DR.. UPHAMS
VEGE TABLE ELECTUA AIRY,

THE FAULT Is THEIR OWN.
TTNRY IT, oil you that have the Piles, Inflammation
L Of the Liver. Spleen, Bowels, Kidneys and Bad
der, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia Constipation, Sick
Headache, or any Disease OF which PILES, either
Bleeding Blind External, or Internal is the deter
mnation Of and the thanks OF additional thousand;
will be expressed.
READ THIS Evidence HERE OF CURES.
Though it cannot give the saved one wealth
1t gives treasure tar more glorious, HEALTH.
United STATES MARSIArs OFrIcE,}
New York. December 6, 1917 (
Messrs. Wyatt i Ketcham :-Gentleinen--Under-
standing that you the general agents for the sale
OF" DR.. uphanls Vegetable Eectuary" for the cure
OF Piles, have deemed it my duty 10 volunteer re-
communication in behalf of that invaluable medicine.
have been afflicted Tor many years with Piles. and
have tried various remedies, but with beneficial
effects. Indeed, began To consider my utterly
hopeless. But about the first OF September last, was
prevailed upon by friend to make trial Of the above
named medicine. took his advice, and rejoice to
say that am not only reli we'd, but as believe, per-
iectly cured. most earnestly recommend 1t to all
who may have the misfortune 10 be afflicted with that
annoying and dangerous disease.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
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LADY SAVED

The following from very respectable Farmer residing
Hampstead:
DE-. TowNsENp-Dear Sir; Ny wife has boon 'unerlnr
Dyspepsia and general OF the
supposed she die The phy could
would have diod beyond doubt had
given sarsapanla II has saved her life certainly
almost entirely relieved, and gaining strength and hsal
She still continues the use of it,
Yours respectfully.
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Az INCIDENT OF REAL LlfE-ScEyEIy A PEIyT.
Isc oFFlcE'-l Enlera patron in rage.
Patr0n-Just stop my paper, sir
Printer-Aye, aye, let's have the s,onple.
Pdtron-A stoppe-stopple, what do Won
mean, sir
Pr,nf'r-ony' that for three years sub
ter.-Corn cobs are out of the question.
Patron-Oh, ah, never mind You NAV co,.
tinue the paper another year Exit, pIacidlv /