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SPAIN.
Progress OF the Republican Insurrec.
tlOn.
% MAnRID. Octobar II.

\ AEoBECHA Va SAC AAcpuOAApNh AhauEECc-
tIOn.
MADRID, October IL.
The official reports state that 800 In.
surgents OF Reas had surrendered to
Gen. BRldrick and deputies. Nongueri
and Palaclas have given In their sub.
mlEslon TO the government Fighting
continues at Saragoaaa, and the Ruthori.
ties demand reinforcements. Disturb
ances broke out In Valencia on Friday,
but In ArrAgon and Catalonia the In.
SurrecLIon has lost Its Importance.
Parties just arrived here report that
the republic has been proclaimed at La
Carolina and Granada. II is feared the
insurgents will make q movement on
Madrid, and great precautions are TAX
en-.
Gen. PlsrrAde, the revolutlonlst, who
was recently arrested at Tarragone and
Imprisoned, has escaped.
PERPIaNAN, October II.
A band Of Republican Insurgents was
defeated by the National troops at Lax
Unaquera, In the north part OF Catalo-
mia, yesterday. The Republicans re-
treated Into French territory, where
they were promptly arrested by the
authorities.
PARIS, October IL.
A demonstration by Republicans Is
feared ct Madrid. Great precautions
have been taken by the Government to
prevent any outbreak.
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Irish Republican MASS Meeting nt
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, octobl

H4Ht VUEUU0E 42'
Another mass meeting OF the Irish
Republicans was held last night. In
view OF the prospect Of q disturbance a
large force OF police were on hand. The
meeting passed of quietly.
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FLoUR-Dull. NO ..a
GRAIN.-Wheat-Dnll and 3a4c low
or; regular Michigan 81 03; amber 81 OF;
No. red 81 OF; No. 2 do. 81 O3. Corn
Dull; No. held at $40; sales OF No. 2
at zoe. oats-Unchangedj No. !, 45O.
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SAD ACCIDENT III CANADA.
FIrteon Mon and Twenty Horses
Drowned.

Yesterday q scow crossing the ST.
Maurice river, from Point Chattean TO
Point Dore upset, preCIpitAtlng twenty
men and the same number OF horses
into the water. Fifteen men and ali
the horses were drowned,
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"A man in New York, kicked q wo.
man In the mouth, knocking eight Of
her teeth out. She has recovered $1,000
damages. as. ... ...lI'I
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SiaaNEIsI.

National Saving . Bank Of Wheeling,
Incorporated January 18TH, 1853.
CAPITAL, 100000.
MONEY REUETVFD ON DEPOSIT
M IntarOSt paid on Special Deposits. NotGa
and Bills discounted. Exchange bought and
sold. COLLECTIONS made on all points and pro
ueaCiB promptly remitted, .
Discount dAy-MondAy.
..I.... DIRECTOR, ....f
Thomas H. List, Robed Pratt
Robert Gibson, RIA. MCab0 '4 .H
10. ThOmRR, James hcUluney.
j. L: Sttfel,
fHOS. H. LIBT, President.
]. McCLUNEY, VIco President,
u. r. HILDkETH, Cashier.
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HON. JAMEs THoNpsoN:

Judge Of he Supreme CO,Tt o. PsnnSvlpdnta.
PHILADELPHIA, April q, 1906.
"I consider HooflandB German BItten, a
valuable medicine in case OF attacks OF indI.
Restion or Dyspepsia. can certify this
from my experience OF II.
Yours, with respect,
JAMES THOMPSON"
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WASHINGTON.
EarthquaAcs in 81. Thomas.

WASHINGTON, october ~.
A letter has been received In this city
stating that on the 18th Of September
the Island OF st.. Thomas was visited
by an earthquake, which occurred at
1850 +, NJ, and which shook the city OF
81. Thomas 10 itB foundation. The
shocks were 90 severe AZ to materially
lnjure many OF the buildings, shatter-
Ing the walls OF the SpRniAh and Union
Hotels, and other large structures which
caused general panic among the In.
hAbItants, and The entire suspension OF
business. The day had been excess
sIVely hot without the slightest breeze,
the Thermometer indicating 92e; bar
ometer (3O) Indicating fair weather. In
the interval between the hrRt shock and
Il o'clock r. NJ, nine distinct shocks
occurred, producing widespread terror
and dism6y. The writer concludes by
saying: IhAd experienced many severe
shocks, but nothing 70 compare with
those OF yesterday. There has been
nothing like 1t since the great earthS
quake OF 1867. fHEH t ~
INTERESTING TO WHISKY MEN.
Over one million gallons Of whisky
has been seized at San Francisco, the
officers there claiming that It is not the
pure bourbon production OF Kentucky,
as represented, but q fraud and liable
to forfeiture. II such an opinion is
sustained, several gentleman who called
upon the Commissioner yesterday
claim that NO whisky In any warehouse
In, tho country 10 exempt from seizure,
and that therefore not q little excite.
ment may be produced among the reve.
nue. officers and whisky men In the
principal markets lika Philadelphia,
New York, Cincinnati and Boston.
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Notice to Take Depositionr

The Norwalk Connecticut Bank
lost $50, 600 by the recent robbery. .
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Another FenIan Scare In Canada.
The Volunteers Under Arms.
MONTREAL, October

MoNTREAL, October II.
There Is considerable excitement here
owing TO the sudden order last night 10
turn out all the volunteers for service
at short notice. Many OF them were
dragged from beds 10 muster at the
armorles, where" every man received
his arms and accoutrements with or
ders to parade to-day. 1t is not sup
posed that Fenian troubles are appre.
hended, but rather that complications
will arise from the Hornet affair.
Sir Frances Hlncks has been sworn
In as Finance Minister.
The Revenue Of the Dominion for the
month Of September was 81, ,46S, ,Si2, and
the expenditures 1856, ,2O6.
TORONTO, October II.
The volunteers throughout the coun-
try have received orders TO hold them
selves In readiness Tor immediate ser.
vice. 1t is said the Government has
received information that the Fenians
are about to attempt another raid.
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TNTELLIGEyCER JOB OFFICE,
L No. b Quincy street.
cAhDS AND BILL HEADS, neatly printed
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
INsURA e POLICIES AND BLANKS
DRAY TIOh ETs AND BILLS OF LADlNG
PROGRAMMES AND POSTERS.
CHECKS, NOTES, RECEPTa.
SHOW RLLs for Country Merchants.
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BLOOD PURIFIERs s

ever known, and will euro all diseases re-
bulting from bad blood. Keep yOur
blood pure, keep your Liver lnorder,
keep your digestive organs in n
sound, healthy condition, by
the use OF these remedies,
and no diBeaAe will
ever assall you.
THE CoMPLRxGoN.-LalIes who wish a
fair skin and good complexion, free from
yelloWiBh tlnge and all other disngurements,
should u 70 these remedies occasionally. The
will result In sparkling eyes and blooming
sheeks.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-11-26

The Dramatic Entertainment at
the Town Hall, on Tuesday Even
ing of last week was a decided sue
cess. The play, Ten nights in a
Bar Room, was performed in an ex-
ceilent manner by the members of
Topsham Lodge of Good Templars,
and many, of the actors would do
credit to a professional troupe, in
their respective parts. The Hall
was packed full, and all We're well
satisfied with the entertailinent.
The music furnishedsby Whit
combs String Bands wassan attlac-
ton which was appreciated by the
audience, and enlivened Sthe exer-
cises, i'll an agreeable manaer.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-11-26

a READING PEoPLE-ln the town
of Westminster, in this State, with
a population of about 100, there
are taken of daily, weekly and other
periodicals and papers, about 200
III number. AT the centre Post Of
flee there come S2l of these, about
two thirds of the mail matter for the
town coming TO that Office. Few
communities of the size, we think,
can furnish n better proof of intclli
gence and literary taste, than is iurn'
ishcd by the above record. IT is
never hard for reading people to
sustain lectures, or the cause of ed
ucation or religion. Some OF the
fruits of the old Academy, ARE doubt
less being reaped.
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Soreness of the Throat, Chest and
Lungs.

DO not delay procuring and Immediate
taking Co.'s Cough Balsam, when troubled
with any OF the above named difficulties.
fhey ARE all promonitory symptoms OF Con-
sumption, AID il not arrested VIII SOONER ur
later sweep you away into the valley OF shad,
oNs ttom which none can ever return.
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NEWBURY.-S. \. Kendall, pro
prietor Of the Hotel, and other men,
returning from duck hunting the
other day, it WAS proposed to shoot
at a mark. When Kendall's turn
came, he missed the mark, although
a good shot. The reason was soon
discovered, there being about three
inches blown Off the muzzle end OF
one barrel, and the other bent almost
double. l. SO happened that no one
was hurt.
T.. II. Farnham, has made within
a year, more than 300 of RanSon's
paten Washing Machines. They
are said to give the best of satisfdc-
ton. f. +. Clarke is agent for Or
ange County.
VIM X. Wallace is painting and re
finishing his Jewelry store, and
when finished it viii be one of the
neutcst shops in the State,
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OXFORD, \. 1.-THE fall term Of
the Oxford Academy closed the past
week. and has been the most sue
ccsStul term ever enjoyed at this in.
stitution. The teachers, Mr.. and
Miss stark. have taken great pains
to bring mp this institution, until it
now it stands among the first in cur
State.
\ social gathering OF the school
and parents and friends OF the in
Stitution, was held en- Tuesday even
ing, at which time an oyster supper
was provided by those who had at.
tended The last term, and all seemed
to suiuy 1t very much. We under
stand that it is to be repeated ON
Friday evening of the present week
on much larger scale, and that all
who have attended school under the
present teachers are invited to bt
present. Oyster supper, % cents
each.
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FAIRLEE, NT.-G0iden Wedding.
George y. Morey and his wife eel.
cbratcd the Gtticth anniversary Of
then wedding day, at their home in
Faillec, on Tuesday afternoon and
evening Of last wccl-. The after
noon found house full Of oH Iijeads
and the evening was uShcred IN by
a gathering of yoEnger friends, and
a general good time was had by all
present, to all appearances.
+. NJ. Bailey, Esq, made the pre-.
Scntatlon in the evening in a most
happy manner, 10y a well timed
speech, and presented among other
things the tirstpoir q boots, which
brought down the house. He also
read a Poem written for the occa-
sion by a lady unknown to the Wi
ter, which may sometime appear in
print. At a very reasonable hou
all retired to lheir homes, wishing
them many more happy anniNersa-
RES. e.
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The State Normal School ut Ran.
dolph ended the Fan term and ey.
animation on Friday, Nov. D. The
examination was thorough. There
were several graduates in the first
coulsc of studies, and two in the
second. Mr.. Rankin, unfortunately,
was not present during the cXamin-
alton, owing to some mistake cons
corning the date of the closing OF
the term. The Winter term COM
mcnced its session upon Tuesday,
Nov. ., with complement of over
20 pupils, most of the students OF
the last term are engaged rs teach
crs of common schools, in different
localities in the State. The faclll-
ties of instruction in the Normal
School are of n high order, and il
is hoped that its influence will cx-
tend To the common schools through
out the state.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-11-26

Welcome Fuller, of Sheffield
committed an assault on Mrs. Al.
fred Grey, with an h'lfinch chiSeI,
intlicting two severe wounds, the
first striking the bone on the breast /;
the other, rs she turned to escape,
on or near the shoulder. Mr.. Full
Ter has always been very industri.
Gus and well disposed man, but has
lately exhibited evidences of insan~
ity. He is to We taken to the insane
ASYLUM,
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John pcasc, of Hartford, hung
himself on the 9th inst. He had
been Respondent for some time. hay.
ing failed to dispose of his place in
the village, on the sale Of which he
had counted to pay for a farm he
had bought; apparently he saw no
way out of his money troubles but
to hang himself. He leaves sever.
III children.
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b. =. Baldwin has nearly com.
pleted a new house on What is
known as the Merrill Beard lot,
now owned by Mr.. Baldwin. This
makes seven new dwellings erected
in this village within the year.
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In Short,

The people know the article. and IL nosds no
comment ,rom us. It's for sale by every Drag
gist and dealer in Medicines in the United
States.
The G. &. Clark Co,
Sole proprietors, New Haven, CT.
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IN school district No. 6, in Mont
gomcry, there is n man who has re-
fus, to pay all his school taxes, be-
cause they had poor school--as he
says about three years ago. The
people of the district took up u col
lection and paid tho amount rather
than have a legal prosecution.
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We are glad to notice that the
new clothing store opened in this
village by Gilman x Plumley, is
doing a gooo business The pro.
prietors are good fellows to trade
with, as all who call on them will
find
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The conyicts of the Southern Pri
son in Indiana have been living OF
wheat bread for the past month
something unusual. They general
~ eat corn bread three inches and u
half thick, but wheat Is now cheap
or than corn.
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Butter and cheese are almost in.
dispcnsablc articles of food. Pro.
pelly used, they are mltricious and
healthy hut an inordinate use of
either cause indigestion and dyspcp
sia. Parsons Purgative Pills, ju.
diciously used, will remove both OF
these troubles.
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Geo. Farr has his new honsc,
near the north end of this village
well along towards completion, and
when finished it will be fine resi-.
dence.
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Religious Societies.

METHODIST EPISCOPAL Church. Rev r. w.
Harlow, Pastor. sabbath understanding
at 1890 afternoon at lis, and 6 o'clock.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. Rev. j. X. vii
mlias, Pastor. Sabbath Services at 1920 a.
NJ. and l:l5, and O'Clock p NJ.
BRADFORD Y. NJ. c, A. Alexander VI. Brown
PI esidcnt. Meetings very Friday evening
at their rooms IN Prichards Building.
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The Concert given at Town Hall
on Wednesday evening under the
direction of Miss Flint, will be re
peated at same place, on Wcdnes-
day Eve. Dec. LIST.
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Chas. Morse, formerly of this
town, now Of Lancaster, n. H.,
writes us that he has SOW from
which he has sold 9501,75 worth Of
pigs, at four weeks old, and kept
four for his own use worth $500.
The mother Of this SOW was import
ed and owned by a Bradford man.
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GOES COUGH BALSAM:

This long tried and popular Remedy ia AgsiH
called to the attention of the publ. As sfteA
as the year rolls around, the propri-tssr Hnas
ally make their bow to the people. and reHind
hem that am ongst the manv things requisite
thhealth, comfort and sustenanceurvdort
mh through the long aud tedious nqbsjo
dwintor, Goes CO igb BalSm should IA OF be-
drgntten. For years il has been households
mediclne--and mothers anxious for the safety
of their children. and all who suffer from any
disease of the thrsat, chest aud lungs, cannot
offord to he without it. In addition To the or
aInary four ounce 50 long in the market, We
will now furnish our mammoth family sire
bottles, which will. in conmon with the other
ize, be found at all Drug Stures.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-11-26

We happened into Darling'S
store at East Corinih, a few days
since and we were somewhat sur.
prised at the amount and variety
Of his stock of goods. He has a
better stock of goods than is often
found in country store, and he
sells at prices to suit the times.
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Railway Trains.

Going South-Mai Train arrives at Brad
ford at l0:45 A. NJ; Express Train arrives at
1924 F..
Going North-Express train arrives at 9:3i
NJ Mail Train arrives at 2:J7 T.. NJ
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4. d. orc. z,

RIVERSIDE LopGE, No 30. Meetings every
Tuesday evening, at Tcmrlars Hail. Shop
hcrd~on- Building, Or, J. \. Clark, W. c.
I Miss Miriam b. pill>hury, Secretary.
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Local and State Matters.
Bradford Village.
Mails.

Southern mail closes at 1915 A. NJ. arrives
at o'clock p. NJ.
Northern mail closes at $50 p. M: arrives
at ii A.. NJ.
Western mail closes at 3 p. NJ arrives at 10
A
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Miro HeNnuriurrnf.

WlirsvILLE FIRE ESGIvE CO. j G. Steam.
Foreman; Alden Steven, Clerk Meetings oN
the first Thursday OF every month
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Brndford Scientific Association.

Meetings semi-monthly, at their rpoIns in
fIurdy Building. Rev. Silas Mckern d. D.,
President Z. IL. Harding Secretary.
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Masonic,

CHARITY LODGE, No az Regular commr-
nications at Masonic Hall, in Harly's Building
ON Wednesday of the week in which the moon
fulls. J. c. Colby, w. NJ; I. j. FLANDERS.
Secretary.
M, LEBANON 4. \. CHAPTER. Meetings at
Masonic Hail on Wednesday afternoon of the
week in which the mo. iulls. ). G.. IIcatuu,
II - R.y 4 I,rittnu -,a,rptni.v
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rl'hc Wugic Comb win change nnvtol
j ured hair ur beard 10 u permanent Black
or brown One Comb sent by mail for 81.
For ale hy merchants 4 druggists generally
Addrcs. Magic Comb Coz Springfield, hluss
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CLERGYMEN.

The Rev. Isaac Aiken. of Allegheny t"sri
aos that it has cured him, after all other ren.o-
dies had failed,
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VA ssEEiD.e

In Bradford, Nov. %, by Rev. K. W. bar
low, Mr.. John Townsend, of Mddlesex, and
Miss Hattie 4. Sillow of Corinth,
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GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE

VIII also he found Invaluable IN nll cascs ~
Dughcn. Dyscurcry, Collie summer Com.
plants, Gripping, and IN fact every disOrdcred
conditlud of the stomach.
old by Druggists in city or country every.
Were, at 7 per bottle, or by application W
G. G.. CLARK, g. CO.,
Soc propli,tors New Haven, CT,
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A Great Blessing.

Very respectfully,
(Sigucd) LESTER SEXTON,
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SrNtr or VFAMoSf,
ORANGE CouNtr, -.

-. II appearing That the
.nid Dcnnis buckley resides without tue STATE
of Vermont ii is ordered that notice Of thu
poudenrv ni the said petition l,c eiten to the
said Dcuni, Buckley, 10y publication u the
said petition with this order three weeks sue
ccssitcly In the National opiu'rn, q weekly
new spurcr published u! Bfadi"fd "a tue soid
county of ornurc. the last of witch pubi,et
tinn to- bc six voeks hviofe the aid ses4iou #
the said supreme Court IN said county Of On
nngc that he may II lic.cc rauso, appear and
answer thereto, aud stand 70 and abtlc the ~
der aud decree of the Court thrrciui which
publication shall bc u sufficient notice To tho
saId prutis buckley 10 appear nt the SAID
form of Court aud make answer 10 tile said
petition,
Dated ut Woodstock. this 10Th da{ Of May,
4. -, 1863. JAMES BARkET1,
Iudpeni supreme Court.
II LII 81 AnnIN. AII-A I'm INLllIunnia Wv.
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Pj|eSi Piles! Piles!
Browns Pile Remedy

BrOWn'S Pie Kemeuy
Has cused thousands afflicted with this dis
ease, and we warrant it To cure the worst
cases. If it is hot what it is represented send
us the box and we Will refund your money.
Sent free of postage on receipt OF 81 90. Adj
dress Brown. BROOKS Il Co. Salem, Mass.
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For Group,
he Balsam will be found invaluable, and ms y
ways he relied upon in extreme casos.
Whooping Cough.

The testimony of all who have used II FOE
this terrible disease during the last ten years
i. that il invariably relieves aud cures IL.
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Statement of the Condition of the
Orarse County NATIONAL BANK Of Chelsea, VI,
. CLOSE or BUSINESS Der. oh, 1859.
Resources.

Al CLOSE or BUSINESS Ger. oh, 1869.
Resources.
Loans & Discounts, SSl 900 ~
bNcrdrait, LII Us
1. s. Bonds, TO secure circulation, "OOOOO
do on hand 11,0j1
Othcr Stock. 9,OOD
Due from rodccming Ag'ts, 9,5sl u
Banking House, $l,bS u
Current expenses JlJ IS
Cash items (incnding Rev. siamps,) I,5li ~
Bills OF other National Banks, s,Jii
Fractional currency Including nickclsl W. 30
Legal Tender notes, l!,&h
g."
sll3,j2l -
Liabilities.
Capital Stock paid In. fNNOl0
Surplu, fund Wa! ~
Interest '"t 80
Profit aud Loss, lih,S "
rirrulnfion. sD.il7
Individnnl Deposits, 'j,9t ~
Dur to other Banks, ~ -
Iill- payable, 'W
$il3,3n -
j. G. IIorGuroS, IT,, cusl,'r.
Correct Attest
T. IiYpt. I Directors.
j. u. lNCoS,
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NYANrED.-Agcu Teachers, students,
w Clergymen, Farmers SONS and dau2. htcrs
and all, to sell
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IN iAiln READERS AND SfEhkLtn
bV.VJO wanted, To- bnytic tiiHi eau on
of "lH0 Choice Selections, No. eonlalnli'R
one hundred Of the latest good things Tor rec
tHtion, defamation. school rpndug, 49, ~
poetry aud prose. srlid 80 cents iaf = s,in ~
to T. GARRETT ~ Co., rhilada' IA - w.
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Sore Throat.
Hard Colds and Coughs

Keep throat wet with the I,alss,n-tatini
little ami often-and you will very soon fin
relief.
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1rrJrr, rrNuT: KNIT 4:

AGENTS WANTED everywhere to sell the
American Knitting Machine, the only pHeti-
cal Family Knitting Machine ever invented,
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