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WASHINGTON, Oct. .


Gen. Grant positively refuses 10 have any
thing to do with the unsettled claims now
before the Department. lie sises as a reason
that they were PENDING when he came into
the Department, and as they were contracted
under bis predecessors. be cannyt be suppo-
sd to know their merits. Besides, be has
not time 10 examine them
The difficulty between Judge Fisher aad
Mr. Bradley. Su-ratt's counsel. Is settled to
the satisfaction Of the friends of Mr.. Bradley
.r1nected with the Washington bar. The
ca-e will not rest here; it will be brought
before the Court in November, AMI 1t Is as
orlued that oat Of thu iour Judges who
Will be on the bench, at least three wall sus-
tain the action Of Judge Fisher in expelling
Bailev.
The friends of See. Stanton here deny the
story that he has promised o. furnish Gov
Swami with artillery Tor the Maryland mill p
tia. Il is understood that on the contrary,
SEC. Stanton's refusal was one Of the causes
o. the difficulty between himself and Mr.
johnson.
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Died

In Dauville, Mrs. Mary S. Proper wife Of Abr&m
r, Proper, Of Tateryille, Nh, and daughter OF
EbenezeT and Abigail Chenev, aged IS years.
The home OF her childhood was Swallowed with woe,
The hearts OF fond parents were rent by the blow
Husband, brothers and sisters wept over the grave
Ofthe youngest loved dover, which no earth power
could save.
We circle Of mourners, oh, weep ye no moe
But by faith ze upward, cen % the hlest sh0Tei
There in rapturc5 Of glory your Mary you'll see
To each she seems say ing, 80 I'm waiting Tor thee.
Colchester, July -th. 1907 CON.
In this city, Sept. 25ta. Henry stanton, in the
5i;h year Of his age.
In Colchester, Sunday, Sept. 2sth, Ms. Polly
Hill, aged Il years.
Ia Plattsburg, y. Y, Sept IA, Mr.. Albert Rowl-
son Of SheIburn, Vt, aged 80 years.
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ANIAN OF ATHorsANn.
\ { o n sum ptive { uTe {.

" - = u III Z = u
NE, II. JAMES, a retired physician oi great en-
II lneuce, discovered, while Ia the Easf THI,ss.
certain cure Tor C0HfHuPfi0s, Asfl1, B-JH. iifis
,onsHs Gods, and GeHerIt DsJRiy. The remedy
vas discovered by him when bis only child a
uaushteI, was given up 20 ole. Isis child was
cured, nd j. nov alive and vel. Desir. rs Of
oenehtinS his fellow mortals, he will send 90 those
WHO Fisl the recipe containing full directions
I1f lnaEirs ana successfully using this remedy
Ife'' On recipe % their name. with two stamps
Q. pay expenses There IS not single symptom
u Consumption that &c d4es not ~ once O. hold
81 am ulsslpa Night swCats, peevishucss. irri-
tation oi the nerves, failure Of memory, dif-ult
eApectoratcn sharp pains in the luuss sore TIN at
emily seLsat rs, nausea 40 the y-1u1c. Injection
OF We bowels. wasting away cf the muscles
- The Nrl.cr VIII please state tie maze of the
paper they see this advertisement In Address
CPADD0CK & co,
4u3- lace St, Philadelphia Pa
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DYSPEPSIA CURED.
Rheumatism Cared
Eruptions on the Face Cured
ScTOfuia Cured
BY TREATMENT VIVA MNrRAI wArsgs

BY TREATMENT WITH MINERAL WATERS.
Do away with all your various and onen reru.
eious drugs and qusck Medicines and use a fev
baths prepared with
"STRUMATIC SALTS"
ese salts ar made from the concentrated
quoFs ofthe Mineral Well Of the Ponn'a. salt Mann
featuring Co, in Pittsburgh aud are packed in air
tight boxes. One always sufficient fr BAH
Directions are attached. Internally
'Strumatic Miner, Waters
In bottles Of one and a half piats one suncien
ior days use. Sold by all Druggists generally
REYL0NDS, PRATT co. NJ. Dos Fulton sire
New York.
MERRILL, BROS. Co., li5 state St. Boston
Wholesale Agents
Oct p Is66-dawe0vlvr
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

AS relief ever ready as killer Of Pain. taken
inWardIy. OF outWard'y applied. has equal. For
me reilei and cure Of RHEUMATIC and NEU-
II Is unequelled IL il also mos, Ell ,acicus, taken
lnEaraly, IN the cure Of Cholera Cramps ana Pains
~ t's Sts"1cl Biarrhqsa, DyssnfsTp, Cholera Nor
-, CAoitf4 iHfE1fsHl, 4c-, and is without cXcep
tlon the a9st ,9ni--fTi FInurr4 the world affords
70 t a should be without It. Every IRA
y ELEh ~ lanc or by sea should have 4 bottle
rom my sclans should ssep it constantly on hand
In case Of Accidents AID sudden attacks Of 5 ON
ach Coulp ITS value cannot b. estimated. In
qure Tor M1or LANES INDIfN LIyIlTEVT
md tax no OTHER. PRICE, 80 CENTS per bot
tie. For sale az Wholesale and retail By 1cmas
Barne- 20, q Park Row, New York. Gales L
Robinson 10 6reenwich-st., n. Y; F. G. Wells *
90, ~, Fuitoa-st., y. Y. Chas. y. Crit,enden,
- ON Ave, n; Y, and BY respectable Druggists
throuShont the world. None genuine unless
signed y JsHS HOS, LANE, and counters gned by
J. T. LANE Co, PropTietors, % B-oadWsy, "
Y. * send for Circular.
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SARAH JAyE BGuuyl CHITTENDEN COUNTY
v. SUPREME COURT. January
LuHtg " LauNN. Term. ISIS.

SARAH JAsE BaoWS1 ClITTENpE%H COUNTY
Eue,R v. BRoWS. Term. ISIS.
IVHEBEAS SARAH JANE BROWN, Of Milton,
W in said County, has presented 20 said Supreme
Court her Libel against Edgar ". Brown, now re-
siding without this State and in parts unknown o.
said Lhellant, setting forth In substance that -he
bias resided IL said Chitteuden County for than
three years Last past. That she the zld day
Phillips lawfully Joined in marriage with said Edgar
" Brown, ~ Colchester, in said County, by John
JpLam, Ell. ,hen a Justice q the Peace i,r said
tuuEty. that from that time until about January 3.
l-5l. she live. with said Edgar W in the faithful
discharge on her part 0f all the duties Of the mar
rage relation that on or about said Jannlry >, 1859,
the said Edgar ". wiliully deserted said lbellaut
aud las ever since lived separate and apart from her
and failed entirely o. contribute anythin. % her
support. and has during said last mentioned time
been guilty Of the crime 81 adultery, and praying
that the bonds uf m3trlmany between her and her
said husband mas BE- Dissolved ami divorce grant
ed her thercirom and that she may have restored o.
her, her maiden name.
And 10 havin. been made g. appear that the said
Edgar ". Brown, lholcc aforesaid, resides with
uut this state and in parts unknown, il !, hereby
ordered that the said El-ar v. Brown Pc summ0ucd
fH answer the above libel by publishing the sub
stance no tuc Same and this order in the Burlington
Weekly Free Press, a newspaper published IN said
County NJ thtteuden. three week. succu-,iyely the
l-t gi which publications shall he az least six week
previous o. said term of Court, 90 Poe BEGUN ans
holden a. burlington, within and ior sid County g
thittenlcn. on the Gr-i Tuesday of Jalulry a. ID.
I-l-
Gitea under rly hand al N,r-e-a,- this 18th lay
j. PIERPONT
wi-Uf J4ags Of SaIrs1s Cllrs.
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4 Musical NOVELTY The introduction Of
Mason * Hamlia's Cabinet Organs has deyel-
oped new musical features which are creating
a sensation. In combination with the piano, or
with piano. violin and Yioloncello, entertain
ments that were extremely interesting and at
tractiye have been prepared expressly for these
concerts, and it is very beautiful. Foreign
composers Of eminence are turning their atten-
ton to this new field. We can imagine moth
ing more pleasing in our musical experience
than one Of the above named concerts Boston
Journal
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PHENIras.-We have often wondered why the
makers Of the celebrated Esieg C0itage Organs
have not advertised to the people their different
prizes Of which they have received over fifty.
For Instance a Gold Medal was awarded them
last year by the New York State Fair. and
hrst premium b. the New England Agricultur-
al Society; and at the recent exhibition of the
Vermont State Fair, where there was large
display from the most noted makers ia the Uni
tel States. who contested the ground severely,
tne Esiey Organ came of victorious, receiving
The AiEhes; prcmiums in the award Of the socie-
ty.-PhaufI.
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NEw Youx, Sept. q

- - - -
A Louisville despatch states that Gen.
Crawford Las left there for Nashville with al
Hs troops
a special Washington despatch says lS0
ciCIks terc dismissed from tie Quartermas-
ter c,T aTtucrt Yesterday
y rcttllmlnt of rho ,e-. q Er--.cr. Trcn-
holm s. 60 PAS been concluded. tie Treasu-
~ department. refused ~ make the terms Of
Ire settlement public
The Herald's despatch from the city Of
Mexico, dated Sept. 18th, says: admiral
TogethoG has determined TO return to Aus
ria soon if he docs not obtain the remains
Of Macmillan. Diaz has accepted the NOM
nation for the Presidency.
a Nczican letter dated the Stb. states that
Feeothof is eldeayoring to obtain the release
of Father Farchcr, NaximIian's Confessor.
Marquee is believed TO be cancelled IN the
cry. The Princess Salm-Salm Is in Ouere-
ta.o, whore Ter husband Is serving out his
seven years sentence.
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NEWS OF THE WEEK
BY TELEGRAPH.
SYRACUSE. n. Y. Sent. %


The New York Republican State COnven-
ton assembled here yesterday. Hon. Ros-
coe COnkling was chosen permanent Presi-
dent. In his speech he recited the history
of the republican party, praised Secretary
Stanton and urged an impartial trial Of the
President for preventing reconstruction and
disturbing the public peace, and his dis
placement If convicted.
\ resolution was offered favoring impeach-
mcnt of President johnson, and referred.
The nominations were as follows Gen.
Mexican Of Saratoga, for Secretary of State:
CALVIN 7. Hulburd Of s.. Lawrence. Comp
tg0ller Theodore {. Gates Of Ulster. Treas
urCr.
Judge YanCoF Of Kings County, At
t3rueT General ; \ c. Powell Of On0nda-
ga. State Engineer, and Gen. John VI. Sim
,louds Of Allegheny County. Commissioner.
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ONLY DIRECTLINE TO FRANCE
PAINTS for FARMERS 4

0THERS.-THE GRAFTON MINERAL PAINT
CO: are now manufacturing. the Best. Cheapes
and most durable Paint in use two coats we'll put
on, mixed with pure Linseed Oil, will last 10 or
years 1t is Of light brown beautiful chocolate
olive, drab or 70 suit the taste Of the consuD,-
or; Its valuable for Houses Barns, Fences Agri-
cultural implements, Carriage and Car-makers
Wooden-ware, Canvas, Metal and single Roofs
Qt being Fire ana Water PROOF, Bridges, Blu
rial Cases, Canal Boats, Ships and ships Bot
tons, Floor Oil Cloths, Zone Manufacturer having
used geo bbls. the past year and paint for any
purpose Is unsurpassed for body. durability, elias
ITCHY, and adhesveness. Price g. per barrel OF 3U
rs. which Will supply a farmer for years 20 come
Warranted in all cases as above Send for a circu-
lar, which gives full particulars. None genuine
unless branded in a trade mark Grafton Mineral
Paint. Address DANIEL BIDWELL, proprietor,
PSI Pearl-st New York
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Registration at New Orleans l. closed
Election judges appointed, and places for
polling designated. The election will take
PLACE On Friday and Saturday.
Gen. ord has forbidden aszemblagcs Of
armed citizens in Eis military district.
The aTTlication Of Gen Sicklos for "a court
of inquiry is susTcndei, awaiting the opin-
ion Of the Attorney General on the point
whether the President has discretion under
Articles to prepare such Application. Gen.
Sicklos has been ordered % New York lie
lDayls THURSDAY.
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DR.. sCHENCK's MEM OFFICE-

DR.. SCHENCK'S NEW OFFICE
On J. Il sCHENCk, OF Philadelphia. has opened
an Office on second floor Of No % Hanover Street,
Boston, where ne will he professionally every
wednesday, from % 3. Every person complain
ing with Consumption or any disease leading 10 n
is invited 10 call on him lie gives advice free but
for thorough examination with his Respironeter
the charge is five dollars.
Dr. Schenck can explain % patients very correct
Is the stage Of their disease, and how L. use his
medicines, namely, his Pulm0nic SyruD. SeaWeed
Tonic, and Mandrake Pills without the use OF the
Respircmeter hut By ii he can tell exactly how
Tar the lungs are zone, and what part also Wketh-
er II IL Tuoerculous, Pulmonary. Bronchial or Dys
pepte Consumption, or whether il is merely an
liberated throat and catarrh, or from Liver Com
plant.
His medicines have full directions, 50 any ono
can Axe them without seeing him, but If they live
near byi ard are well enough, IL Is best 10 sec him
All three OF MS medicines arc required in nearly
every case OF lung disease, for Il is impossible 70
cure Consumption unless the stomach aud liver are
kept IN perfect order. To get lungs in a healing
condition the stomach must be cleansed and an an
petite for good rich food created as 10 max good
blood before the lungs will begin 10 heal then the
ehils aud nj ht sweats will stop, and the expector-
alton become free and easy.
lie keeps fall supply Of medicines at his rooms
which can be bad at all times
Price Of the Pulmonie Syrup ard Sesweet tonic
each $50 per bottle, s. a. the half dozen Man
drake Pills, . cents per box
GEO. G. GOODWIN a co, - Hanover street
Boston, 6eneral Wholesale Agents for the New
England States.
For sale bv all druggists Wltlam.No.2
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NtMYnrE- Oct. :

Steamship Scotia brings European dates
81 the POI ok,
HE Times says the dca,h OF S'r Frederick
Bruce is 90 especial misfortune at time
Shcn negotiations Of the utmost intricacy
and dellcacy are pending with a government
which Is not always disposed to approach
GREAT Britain IL a spirit OF generosity and
tJrbearalcc,
Letters from tie crew Of the L. 5. frigate
Sacramento state that all on board were
r4yCd from the wreck.
a despatch from Cubl has advises from
Hlyu' to Aug. Both, Pres. Salnave's posi-
non Is dangerous. The rebellion Is attri-
D9i'l 10 Catnl. The Government was IN
able to support the clergy, and commerce
was g4ra!yzld. No products had arrived
ana vessels hal been waiting for freight
since June The currency has fallen to ~
per cent discount.
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Married.

In ST. Johns Church, Troy. y. Y, On Tuesday,
Sept. q, by the Rev. James \. Bolles, D. u, Of
Boston, Mass, assisted by the Rev. George H..
Walsh, Rector, Paymas;er Thomas T. CasTell, L.
$. n, t. Miss Gertrude T. Ford Of Troy.
A; West Bolton, VI, Sunday evening. Sept. %.
1867. by the Rev. William 6 Hurlburt, Ny. smith
n. Pease, OF the village Of Winoosh, TO Miss An
nettc L. Burlburt, daughter ,f the officiating elers
lyman. No cards
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S. J.. * II. ". SsITa's American ORGAxs-
These sre Tie Organs that tcok the first pre-
MUM over all competitors at the great St
Louis Fair, in October last There is nothing
more appropriate for present than an Ameri-
can Organ. Give the Church one, the Sab
bath School one, and the Minister one Music
such IS may he produced from them Will bene-
fit US all The morals Of society vii be in
proved, and the young Will in their use find
way to SPEND many a happy hour, that Will DO
them and others good. These Organs are man
ufactured by :. b. Il. W Smith, Boston,
VI ass.-Tope,a (.U0) Record
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SHRUB oASi yorktown, y. Y, Jan. is. 500.
T. ALrock Co.--G0nsH,H. have been
troubled with lame back over ten years. so as
to be entire helpless and unable to do any Kind Of
hard work. In June last ] procured one or Al
cocks Porous Plastsrs and were it three weeks.
when found ny hacs entirely cured, and was
entirely cured, and was ale 20 nov and cradle As
well as ever could in my best days.
STEPHEN pUGSLEY.
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DIR. =. F1TCH'>
Family PhysiCial,1

seventy-six pages 25 cents. sent to any al
dress. No money required until the book is
ceived, read, and fully approved. 1t is perfee
guide to the sick or indisposed.
Address DE-. S. S. FITCH,2 Is fremont St, Boston.
DrFITCH will be a. American Hotel, Burlingtor,
Friday January ith, and every fourth Friday AZ
ter.
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FIRST snOrfgGge Bonds,
II. LOUIS IRON MOUNTAIN RAILROAD 60


''T-I y l'F- ITTI-Isf, 20. al alT-
hcse Fcnds cover read o. nirety-0ne miles. I'm
lshed from 81. Louis 60 Pilot Knob auifn rst-class
order and an extension o. about the same length
from Pilot Knob Co. Belmont. now rapidly CONSTRUCT
M Tor which The proceeds Of these bonds are 10 BE
rsei. makin- a through route irom ST. Louis 10
NeT Orleans by raj. Tie earnings Of the ninety
ore miles are stl1.ual ear the net profits now
are suiici. ut @ pay the interest on the entire
am unt 81 bonds, were thcy all issued. The basis
OF security = believed o he beyond that Of any
bonds now offered. Apply at tie .i-c Of the Com
pany, No. - Wall 81, t. II. e.. Narquand. vice
Wall and william S.
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MORE VALUABLE THAN COLD

DR.. WADswoKIHs DRY-UP, for the Cstarrh.
in its worst form. No person suffering from Ca
tarrh or a bad Cold in the Head, should hesitate a
moment, but procure the remedy At once and be
cured There Is not any mistake In the Above
Price 81 per bottle. Send stamp for pamphlet
all about catArrh. For sale BY the Proprietor. II
u. BURLINGTON. Druggist. Providence. r. T.
gists generally.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

Gentleman who suffered for years from Ner-
Voas Debility, Premature Decay, and all the
effects Of youthful indIscretion, will, for the sake
oil suffering humanity, send free to all who need t.
the receipt and directions for making the simple
remedy by which he was cured. Sufferers wishin
to profit by the advertisers experience can do so
BY addressing, in perfect confidence.
JOHN B. OGDEN,
i2 Cedar Street. New York.
mag dia6&wIvr
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THE RICHEST MANN The WORLD.
Extract Of letter from Baron Solomon
RnfhschlIh.
PAnIs, Sd April. - 3 Rre Fanhr. s.. -

PARIS sth April, 1851. 25 Rue faulty. St. Honore.
NiLI you be kind enough to have forwarded to
ne hele ~ bottles Of your Indian Eminent il
You will send at the same time the account, will
4 Co, New York.
bAhoN SOLOMON ROTHsCHILD having recon-
nended 70 many Of his friends Major LANES
LIN I'M, and they being DESTROYS to procure
u ne should advise lin 10 establish depot in
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QaW Advertisement.
Death 10 Pin-yVOrnls

TX. GOCLD'S PIS-wORM SYRUP is
anu dangerous q all worms that infe7t the human
system. IL Is also the most eGectual vermiiuge Tor
etable; safe and certain. X yslpable catfartic,
ana benencial 90 health. WarraI ted 10 cure. Price
% cents Il. c. GOODWIN & co, 3oston, and all
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Tic Democratic State Convention met at
Worcester % day. and Wa called . order
It'll O'Clock About 500 delegates were
Tr.-rt. Hlrau1 5. Pfrk.- o. Cambridge.
va- chosen Chairman. and dressed the
Convention. After the aTq1iatiaert Of sew
,ral committee tlc stiHu adjourned
till afternoon. when the nominations viii be
made.
The large fyc-story brick building on Sar-
gents wharf, occupied hy the Boston Lin
seed Oh Co. was destroyed by FIRE early this
morning, The loss on builiiu, and contents
will exceed 100000 Alta later hour. the
fire communicated 70 Nos-rs. ). y. TilsOn g
sugar-rcfnery, whose loss in machinery and
stock was Sl50,000.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

rslITE MARKED FAVOR and extended use which
| have sipualized the introduction Of Mrs. 5. 4.
ALIENS Preparations for the HAIR throughout
Furope. together with the Immense sale they have
had Tor over 80 years in America, has enabled tie
manufacturer to experiment and improve.
10 supply a superior preparation at low price
IA no easy task hut through recent discoveries both
have lee accomplished. Mrs. ALIEN has hereto
fore manufactured three preparations put Up IN
,b-ee ifereut bottles; TO combine successfully the
.broe in one incarnation. in one bottle, has been
~ S.,,ax- ~ wears il has been accomplished and
lie heoniiful effect Of this New. Preparation IN
NrickIv- cbanging gray, white OF faded halr
- its natural color and beauty inducing new
new Growth, Sc. &C, has gained for II hosts OF
friends and is now regarded Is hpuseho!1 h9g S-
sIty. This improved preparation IS now the Halr
dressing as well as hair reStoTer. -.
The manufacturer satisfied with the very mueh
increased sale that the preparation Is now havlns
IS resolved TO give the public Their snare OF Ine
discovery, and the retail price Is from anu ai'ei
this time
Reduced 10 One Dollar per Bottle.
The size e the bottle will remain as heretofore,
with an entirely different wrapper Of elegant de-
sign, Anc printed on white paper. -
NoTIcE.-At the earnest solicitation ofmany old
patrons will continue to manufacture my Zylobal-
samun same in every re- ect as the OLD prepare
,ion nv that name, but the use Is not required as
formerly with my REsToRER. The price Of the Zy-
iobalsainum remains as heretofore, seventy five
cents per bottle.
PRINCIPAL Sales Offices. and Manufactures,
los A. 2nO GREENWICH ST, NEW YORK, L. s.,
and 266 HIGH HoLBoRN, LONDON. ENG.
Sold by all Druggists.
June I3-July i,-25-Aug. Is.
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octli&wIt.

FAIRBANks' ScALEs.-The highest premi-
I'm awarded them at the Paris Exposition,
and the increasing demand for them from all
parts Of the world, are sufficient proofs of
their superiority over all others. New-Enge
land warehouse. lis Milk St., Boston.
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A GENTS WANTED To IxsURAscE Aersrs.
We wish % secure an aeu; iu every city OF more
than 300 population 20 act for US In canva.sir.,
Tor business \ man who IS already established In
some occupation which allows him few spare hours
can easily increase his income several hundred dol
laTs per year. This is an opportunity fir active
men 70 secure profitable connection with the hest
established advertising agency tn the United States
address, with full particulars, references. &C. Ge5
7. Howell Co, 81 Park Row, n. Y.
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TO COSSUNIpTIyES.

The Rev. EDWARD \. WILSON will send (free
o. charse) 70 all who who desire It, the pre-
scrlpuon with the direction for making and
using the sample remedy by which he was
cured OF a lung affection and ~ dread disease
consumption. His only olis 20 benefit the
afflicted and he hopes every sun win TN this
prescription, as II will cost liicu. nothing. and
may prove blessing Please address
- REV. EDWARD A, WILSON,
No. l65 South Second Street Villiambur,h, n.
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"FEED TIE HUNGRY but DO il with good
wholesome bread made with Pyle's Salcratus
which contains no authorizations. and is as harm
less as -four; no other is 50. Beware of imita-
tions AK for Pyle's Saleratus. See that his
name is On the package