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OsWegO Markets.

OswEGo, Sept. O.
Flour unchanged; sales 900 brls at 50 rs "a 10 for
No Spring; II for amber Winter; - for white; 10
for double extra.
Wheat dull sales 1000 bush amber Michigan at
{ %; $50 bush No. | Milwaukee Climb at ? O5 and
LOO No. Chicago Spring at 90.
Corn quiet; sales 1900 bush No. at 81 II.
Oats dull sales 900 bush at &C.
Barley held above the views Of buyers and market
quiet. Prime Canada held at 81 %.
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WHAT IL
M. B. @. S.

Our reasons and we trust our u LITIGATION FOR call
ing the public attention to Mot. IT Baileys Quiet
ing Syrup, are furnished by the frequency and IN
taity Of the diseases Of infancy and childhood. So
alarming and serious the diseases that child
in three dies before the fifth year. These facts af
ford conclusive argument for enforcing on mothers
the Importance Of using remedy, (Which contains
no Morphine or Poisonous Drug and never fails
when timely used to effect a cure. It greatly as
sists the child through the months OF teething, al
lays all pain, reduces Inflammation, corrects aedity
Of the stomach and never fails to regulate the bow
els; makes sick and weak children strong and
healthy produces natural sleep for the child there
by afording rest to the mother. For summer com
plants Dysentery and DiarrhGa, it has no equal
For Wind Collie, Commissions, Gripping, &C., it never
gfails to i've immediate relief.
Mother Bailey's Quieting Syrup, for children, is
an original medicine, well established therefore use
no other and you safe. For Sale by all Drug
gists and Dealers in Medicine.
A. RICHARDS New London, Conn.
Agent for the United States.
Jnne Sd. d&wlvris
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STOCKS.

NEW YORK, sept g.
Money rather more active at 3 n per cent on
call loans Sterling exchange quiet at i0J az iu9'
for gold first class bills.
Gold without decided change, opening at iiii and
closing at lii;.
Governments lower. 900,
[. s 5-90's coupons Isl, l3; "a ll3i do 20 1922;
do 90 no. do new '69, 1864 registered 20, 1859 a
IOi cenpons 1888.
Stocks have continued weak during the day. but
there was a better feeling at the close.
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nnpp,s NERvINE AND INxIGoRA-

DODD'S NERVINE AND INyIGORA-
TOR.--This Medicine is NERVE TONIC. II
stops the waste Of vitality, braces the Nerves. and
oufetly regulates the system. Sleeplessness Irrta-
bIitv, Loss of Energy, Loss OF Appetite Dyspepsia
Consultation local weakness, and general falling
Of the mental and bodily functions are the common
Indications Of nervous disease. Dodd's Nsrvine and
InvigOrator is a complete specific for all these
troubles 1t is also the best it is also the most
agreeable.
REMEDY FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
ever offered to the public Prostitution OF Strength,
Hysteria-retained excessive, irregular or painful
menses-yield to its magic power
TO MOTHERS.
Mothers! We also commend the Nervine for use in
the diseases which afict children while Teething
certain to afford quick and grateful relief The stupe
Tying SyruPs, Of which Opium is the principal In
gredent, are dangerous 10 life, impair the functions
Of the stomach and bowels and actually impede the
healthy growth Of your offspring. To cure VINO,
Collie, regulate the bowels soften the gums ana re
ieye pain the NERVINE viii always be found safe
and efficient.
DON'T UsgANY THING ELsB.
e Dodd's Nervine contains no OPIUM or other
poisonous Ingredient For sale BY all druggists.
H. B. sToRER CO., Proprie;ors,
No. 70 Fulton $ New York.
Sept. cd d&wiy
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VERMONT NEWS.


Gen. Dimick, u S. A, a native of Benning-
ton, is stopping at the Mt Anthony House. He
was in command at Fortress Monroe during the
| rebellion.
/ A large party of excursionists visited the OBJ
servatory in Bennington on Monday. Among
the number was Stephen Dewey, the Oldest man
in town.
The excursion of the Bennington Methodist
Sunday School to Rutland, on last Thursday,
passed of in most pleasant and successful
manner.
The town of Bennington, on the ID ult., voted
to sell its stock and bonds of the Lebanon
Springs Roilroad, at not less than par, and the
sale has been effected, and ten per cent of the
purchase money paid.
At Bennington the thread mandatory of the
Messrs. Barnes, at 90 Paper Mill Village is be-
ing enlarged more than one-half Fresh acces-
sions to the firm and capital have been made,
and the water power at that point will be used
10 its utmost capacity.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
cham Aug. T., aged 20 years.
Mrs. Catherine Douse, widow OF Lewis Douse,
died in Peacham, Aug. Il, aged &C years.
Charles T. Sherburne, Of Sheffield, has two
p pie sprouts on his place that have grown seven
teet in four months.
widower in Haririck As years old, and who
has children married, was lately welded to a girl
T. years old.
One day last week two boys named Pierce and
Sanierson, of St. Johnsbury Centre shot 20
wood chucks, and it WAS poor day for wood
chucks, toe.
Among the quaint names in the town of Lyn-
don are the following Pudding Hill, Egypt,
Mount Hunger, Red Village, Cold Hill, and
Squabble Hollow.
\ curious specimen Of a hens egg was laid in
s.. Johnsbury Centre 1t Is of the common size,
and contained in the centre Of it another perfect
egg with hard she'll about the size Of robins
egg.
Geo. D. Burridge, of Boston, took three lady
friends out to ride in St Johnsbury, last week,
and enieayoring to turn around in a marrow place
backed horse, vehicle, passengers and all through
board fence and down a bank fifty feet high. |
Singular to relate, none were killed.
Last saturday night week the jewelry store Of |
Lewis r. Brown Of St. Johnsbury was burglar /
ously entered and robbed of large number Of |
gold and silver watches, jcwelry, etc, amounting I
in all, TO the value Of ; 900. \ reward Of $500. |
has been offered by the authorities for the detec-
ton If the robbers and recovery Of the property.
The forthcoming Memorial Record Of the sol /
diers of St Johnbury, states that the whole num-
Der Of men sent to the war by that town was 1913.
of these ! " were killed in action, and go died /
from wounds or disease IL died at Anderson
vile, and at other Rebel prisons Three are
missing. the manner Of whose death IS unknown.
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4 MERICAN SCHOOL IysrITrrt h,

"A Thirteen years is proved a reliable Educatian-
al bureau, Tor aiding all who seek good teachers
ioT representing teachers who want positions
Demand Il now brisk See Application Form
Send also for AHisricaa EdacaftouaI u,yth6, "A
SCHEkMERHORN, A. NJ, Actuary AMERlrAN
SCHOOL INSTITUTE u Bond St. New YORK
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LEvIIPRoCTOR,S EsT.TE-

LEVI PROCTOR'S ESTATE.
STATE STATE OF VERMONT } T'HE Honorable the
District Of Chittenden. s. L Probate Court for
the District OF Chittenfen
To the heirs and all persons interested in the estate
9fLEvI PROCTOR, late u Westford in said District
deceased,
GREgriSG
WHEREAS, application hath been made TO this
Court IN writing by the Administrator of the estate
OF said deceased praying for license and authority %
sell the personal estate Of said deceased settn-f0rth
therein that such sale would be beneficial 10 the her-
and al persons interested In the estate u aid de-
ceased and s'id Administrator filed 10 Court the
written consent Of all the heir. Of said estate n this
State TO such sale.
NHEEEuros the aid Court appointed and ass gnei
the twenty-eishth day Of September. 4. d. as at
the PROBATE Court rooms n said District a. hear aud
decide upon aid application and petition. and or
dered public notice thereof to be given D. all persons
interested therein BY publishing 'aid order togcti-
er With the time and place % hearing. three weeks
-uccessively in The BURLINGTON FRgK Pass a
newspaper which circulates in the ueEhhorhood of
those persons interested ia said estate all " which
publications shall be previous d the day ls-iruet
for hearing
THEREFORE, you are hereby notified % appear be-
fore 7ad Court, 70 make your objections n granting
such license. IL YOU see cause.
Given undermy hand, at the Probate Court -aeus.
this second day OfScptemher. A. u i-5.
llw3 T Is WALES. Judge
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TOLEDO, Sept. @
FlOur-sales Of white Western at $40 rs a II ~.
Wheat "a lie lower 81 - for No. Red 81 %
No. Spring 81 20.
Corn advanced &c
Oats declined a , e. No. Michigan Sc. No.
sic.
Receipts-5,000 brls Flour, 5000 bush Wheat, H.,
600 bush Corn. II 600 Oats.
Shipments-Flour 10000 brls Wheat 5000 bush,
Corn 1900 bush.
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FLORAL HALL.
Fruit.


The show Of fruit is decidedly better than we
were prepared to expect.
Nles-rs. Holabiri and Tracy, Of Shelburn,
have apparently che best collection Of pear, Of
"a varieties. and 90 varieties Of standard aP-
pies. looking very smooth and flir,-a fine dis
pay.
Mr.. a. Taylor, Of Burlington, makes his GUS
tomary fun display, showing 20 varieties Of
standard apples and large number Of pears
Mr. Brown exhibits some remarkably fine
Delaware grapes, with Isabella, Iona, Rebecca,
and other varieties. all excellent.
L. VI. lIagar, Of Burlington, as usual shows
some very fine plums. His collection includes
the Caroline, Magnum Barnum, jefferson. Roy
al. and other fine varieties, l6 in all. with Va
ric,ie~ Of pears, and some grapes.
Thomas Conner. Mrs. Wheeler. gardener.
exhibits varieties Of native grapes, > varieties
Of foreign grapes, including s0tne fine Red
Fronti.-nan and Muscat, and II Varieties Of
standard pears.
Ms, Julia H. Spear. showed larg col
lection Of Plums, numbering twenty-t hree varie-
ties, and including some enormous Columbus
/ Queen Caroline, Egg, Goes Golden drop
jefferson and other fine varieties. on cours'
plums are only secured by careful shaking o
/ the trees to clear them Of Curculios. The tree
from which these were picked were shaken care
| fully thrice a day, for many weeks, and tn
I Curculios caught and destroyed.
" Clapps Fayorite," a new variety Of Pear
highly recommended, is shown by J. w. Man
( ming, Of Reading. Mass.
/ Mrs. f. French, of Underhill, shows the Fa
Greasy Pippin. Mr.. Harvey Burnett, Of Bur
lington has six varieties Of native Grapes, an
one Of Plums
The largest collection, so far as the number {
varieties is concerned, in the Fair, and we SUP
pose the largest ever exhibited in the State,
that Of the Misses ShipmaR, of Colchest er. The
have no less than sos varietie. of Apples in al
including lsS varieties of Crab Apples and II
Of Standard Apples.
In the collection Of crabs, which can probabl
not be matched in New England, are two ne'
seedlings, the Magnificent Belle very larg
for a crab apple and said to be excelle 1t in ever
way and the Waxen - crab Miss Shipma
exhibits also the 'eOxeye,'' a new sredlin
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NOTICE.

OUR old customers will take notice that we have
~ now cloths from Middlebury mills, which We
can exchange for Wool. ,,,,,....,o,,
Hinesburgh, June 3oth-w2mos.
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9fm advertisements.
WOODS AND FORESTS. De,
GEO. p. HOWELL 4 cos ADyEH-
TISING AGENCY.

They have reduced advertising TO a more Der
leet system than has been known heretofore. lila
zelton pa Sentinel. Oct. 81, 1867.
Whatever : prompt, methodical and STRAIGHT
i0rNard they practice in their dealings and only
tna5 boston Commonwealth, Nov 81, 1907.
They now probably do the heaviest advertising
Union, Jan. p, Is6s.
WIN thelr reputation they can and do get the
lowest and most advantageous terms '-Mishawaks
(lnd.) EHtcrprise
We receive advertisements for all American news,
Agents, % Park Row
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MARRIED.

AHB-BRocKwAY-ln WATERFOWL, y. Y, sept. ?,
by Rev. D. T. Tomlinson, Henry L. Lamb and Liz
zic T. Brockway.
BULLIs-STAcY-In Quebec, P. q, Sept. lst, at shs
residence Of ". F. Collins Esq, Crown Lands DE
peratment by the Rev II. p Fowls, ". Bulls, Esq,
Of New York to Clara, second daughter N the late
George Stacy Of Montreal.
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HEALTH DEPENDS on GOOD DI-


GESTION Weakness Of the stomacni- the source Of
more evils than were contained in Plndoras' Box
Debility, headanhe nervous tremors, palpitatun Of
the heart, and local pains innumerable. are its di-
rect Consequences 70 ocures the intellect and gives
birth to the most absurd and ucoherent incics in
incapacitates a man for business and renders per-
ss,eut e1erton aext to impossible. Yet, strange to
say Judi zestion is the most neglected all ailment.
And this is the mort extraordinary from the fact that
that an absolute, inhllble specific for the disorder
be obtained in every city, town and village u
the United States
HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS takes as
wide a range a. the malady which it cures It per
vades every civilized portion n the Western Hemis
pierre and its celebrity a a tonic and alternative i
everywhere established. It is due TO the common
sense Of the American public 20 say that the demand
for it Is immense and continually the increase
but still thousands continue 20 suffer from dyspep
sa with the great fact staring them In the face that
remedy for it exists It were, within arms-length
ofevery sufferer such Is the inconsistency Of hu-
man nature, Day by day, however, the number Of
those who manifest this insane Indifference to their
own health and comfort dminishes; and the time
Will come it is confidently believed, when the dis
ease will be expelled from the category prevalent
disorder, BY this incompatible Alternative and re-
storatiye.
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Buffalo Markets.

BUFFALO, Sept. 9.
Receipts-Flour II ,0ud brls Wheat $4,000 bush,
Corn Is 40 bush, Oats l66uo0 bush, Barley .. NJ
bush.
Shipments Wheat Gj,ooo bush, Corn 5i,oJj bush;
Oats 5000 bush
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Aug 6th WV
NOTICE

Is yiven that an application will be made 10 the
Legislature Of this state at it, next session 70
annex that part Of the town Of Colchester, which IS
included in the limits Of the village 81 NinOoskl 70
The eitv Of Burlington and further deponent saith
not.
Aur 18th -dft6w3w
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A GENTS WANTED for the Official ulsro

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Duct and Results By Hon. Alexander H. Ste
phenS. Its ready sale combined with an increased
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Fatal RAILROAD ACcruENr.-La-t Friday as
a freight train was nearing Milton, ou the YER
mont Central Railroad, about five O'Clock. the
conductor Charles Patch lost his footing in step
ping from one ear to another, fell on the tnak
and was instantly killed. His body was cut Do
two and the entrails scattered along the track
brakeman saw his fall, the train was stopped
as soon as possible and the remains gathered up
Patch was a resident Of Windsor
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nNtbe 18th inst. between Essex Centre and vi
noosk, an all-woal, grey mixed sAcK CoAr
Wboeyer will return the same 20 the subscriber, OF
leave ii at the FREE Pass Office, shall be suitably
GEO W PRIOR,
Az, 9th WV Essex Vt
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SO To $500 per Month Salary paid o. AZts-.
- male OF female, 20 introduce our Patent Etsr-
LASTING Ehifs Htrs clothes Lines Address the Am
erican Wire Co. - William St, y Y, or TO Dear
born &C., Chicago.
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8perjal qOtirrs.

MOTH PASCHES. FRECKLES & TAN.
The ouly RELIABLE REMEDY Tor those brown dis
colorations on the face is Perrys Moth and Frece
Lotion" Prepared only by Br B c. Perry, 20 Bond
Street New York. Sold every where.
Me- Do fewrv
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is n Tonic and Gentle Stimulant which is not atten-
ded by Reaction. What it gains for you il main
tains When il refreshes body or mind II reireshes
ia natural strength that comes to stay. We are
oan recommending teetOtalism in the interest," o.
nty faction; but long and extended Observation
Is remuneration will find as he keeps at IL, that he
i.kindiing fire in his bones, which viii consume
one the flames o: perdtion- Turn IRAN ~ lake
TONIC that will refresh and not destroy DOdds Ner
vine |. FOR ale BY all Druggists. Price One Dollar
BOOK of Certificates that accompanies each Bot
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A GENTS WANTED-For the hest Book out
"A Picture Of the Dr,olated States and the Work
Of Restoration l~65-l-6> Largest Inducements Of
fcred. For circulars, address l. STEBBlNS, Hart
ford Ct
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DREW & DRIGG.
NOTICE..

WHEREAS have this day given ms sou EDsoN
w W BURSs his time during the remainder 81
his minority, this is 10 give notice that shall claim
none Of his earnings and pay no debts Of his con
GEORGE " BURNS
Jericho Aug 2lst, 1865. w3w
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ITCH! ITCH!! ITCH:!.
SCRATCH SCRATCH SCRATCH,
In from 10 to As hours
WHEATOS's OINTMENT cures The ITCH,
WHEATOS's OINTMENT cures SALT RHEUN,
WHEATOS's OINTMENT cures TKrTRa,
WHEATON's OINTMENT cures BARBRR's lTCH.
WHEATOS's OINTMENT cures OLD SORES,
WHEATSS's OINTMENT cures every kind OF HUNOR
like Magic
Price, 50 cents box by main, 90 cents Address
WEEKS & POTTER, No. I70 Washington Street
Boston, Mass.
Boston, Aug. p, 1867. d&wly
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tr9al '0Otitr.
wM.H wHEELER,s ESTATE

I'VE the Subscribers having been appointed hv
w the Honorable the Probate Court for the Dis
trict Of Chittenden, Commissioners 10 receive ey-
anime and adjust the claims and demands Of all p.r-
sons against the estate ofWilliam H. Wheeler late
Of Milton, in said District, represented insolvent
and also all claims and demands exhibited In Offset
thereto and six months from the day ofthe date
hereof being allowed by said Court for that par
pose We do therefore hereby give notice, that we
Will attend to the business Of our appointment at
the dwelling Of Mrs. LAURA A. WHEELER in Milton.
IN said District, the first Tuesdays October and
February next at 10 o'clock, A. 81. on each of said
DAYS.
Dated this 2'th day Of August A. D., IS5s
J. 5 PLATT
7. S. BROWNELL. COMMISSIONER.
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~ " T. 4 l. "a
Advertising Agents.

? S-Wc have lately opened ranch Onice al
ii- Montgomery ST. San Francisco. Cal, and being
the Gully Eastern Agency represented ou thai east
We solicit the patr uaSc Of those who wish u aiy,r
Use there
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Inc lTaTa-1 r0lIIn- Y TI0 T0TIHI- T'T"- l7TT n"
week was 81 g - ran-s from a. t17s.
Rain fell 90 the 9Th and eth 90 tho amount Of 30
inches.
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itAME into the enclosure Of She Subscriber on the
y 18th ult. a lay mare colt about three year.
old. The owner b requested % prove property.
pay charges and take her away
DANIEL CLARK.
Richmond. Vt Sept. Ist. WV
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AccmESr-A SON Of ". II. Pollard of this
city, lad Of fifteen pears, was thrown from his
horse MONDAY, and hal an arm broken
The morning being cool, he VS. riding along
on Pearl ST., with his hands in his pockets and
the bride on the horse neck, when by sudden
start Of the latter he turned am Involuntary
summersault backwards and came To the ground
with the above result
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THEGREAT NEW ENGLAND REM.
EDI.-Dr. J. W. POLANDS White Pine Com
pound Cures Sore Throat, Colds, Coughs Dipth-
era, Bronchitis, Splitting Of Blood, and Pulmonary
Affections generally. 1t is remarkable remedy for
Kidney Complaints
This medicine is free from anything delefsrious,
pleasant to the taste, safe, yet and effective
in its action.
Nav 3Oth 1853 wiz
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vEnGEvSEs.-Louis Dipper Of this place.
Frenchman. started with his wife for Canada
Wednesday, morning On arriving at Platts-
lursh he found himself minus purse containing
500. all he was worth Whether it was stolen
or lost he cannot tell.
The citizens i. Vergen-les have united IN form
ing town Lyceum The organization was per-
fected Tuesday night
A large company from Versennes and vicinity
had = pleasure trip Wednesday down Otter
C,set IN the steamer Water Lily" and
visited a party who are camping out.
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.,,, II, the United States, because Of her magnl-
1T ,;re forests: hut now lumber comes 1000
alas 10 market. As to the amount Of frewood
..,;rsl. it Is estimated that the mills, schools,
r.e 50. $50 cords, besides eco cords
g--,ilroad-. and thousands Of cords for other
.-.,s.ss. amounting in all to million cords a
In luuberit is estimated that the mills
.bs state turn out ll5 million feet a year.
-..-,iiroad consumption is estimated at S55o,-
IN, worth for fuel, besides ties, &c. Thirty
.s.r,ini acres Of heavy timbered land Will
...,,;-tl to furnish all this wood, and fifty
...-. will exhaust all we have in the State
,.-,. man is interested in the wood question.
nav ar other. As means for the preserya-
..3 rsretuation of our forests, animals
.,,t. r.fally kept out of all woodlots; for
CROWN trees and decayinc ones should
..i. or where thinning is needed, care
..rent used The matter should be made
-taf both State and national legislation.
--antiug of forests can be made by seed.
-gir.- little skill; and the strong motive Of
..-s-t must be brought TO bear to secure It.
-...r-.rect our forests. cover our now jagged
H.ut.fv our -tre-tS and homes. and then
..r Fa have done something not only for our
.e.- but for generation, % follow.
N.-fhcr Mr. Ha-er nor Mr.. Clark appearing.
mi many mauifc-tng desire TO leave, the sub
...- va, pursued ua further
Tie Chairman announced that at the next
-nr wednesday evening, an address was 10
b.. given 90 Vermont Farms and Farming, boy
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TOBACCO ANTIDoTE. warrl
Careful
WHAT MEDICINES
you TAKE.

WHEN you are exhausted by over-work Of head
w or hand, and feel the need Of something In
yigoratng don't drink whisky nor any intoxicating
thing whether under the name Of Btters or other
wise Such articles give just a. much strength 70
your weary body and mind the whip gives TO the
aided horse and no more Alcholic stimulants are
injurious 70 Nerye-heal land are always followed
~ reactiun
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MILWAUKEE, Sept. Q.
Flour active Choice Minnesota at 3 80 a $ 70 /;
Medium - n 2 81.
81 -lt for No. ,
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Sperial Notifes.

"OUT OF SORTS.--TakeDR. S. o. RICH
ARDSONs SHERRY WINE BITTERs, the most
medicinal in the market. Established in 1903
March 18th WIN