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structive Conflagration I'm White
hall.


One of the largest and most disastrous
CONGREGATIONS that has ever occurred in
Whitehall took place on Monday at A.
M. Fire was seen to issue from w. W.
Cooke & Sons lumber dry house, and al
most instantly the building was wrapped
in flames The wind was blowing gale
from the North at the time, but soon
changed to the East, driving the fire be-
fore it, and communicating it to the ex-
tensive planning mill of Messrs. Cooke,
which burnt as SO much finder. Great
fears were entertained that the boiler
would burst, as large head Of steam was
on 1T the time. Owing to the presence of
mind of w. H. Cooke, who at some risk
to himself entered the building near the
boiler, and by some means opened the dis
charge valve, this calamity was averted.
| The fire next extended to the lumber sur
rounding, and in less than half an hour
the flames had spread over about two acres
of ground.
At one time Davis, Griswold & Perci-
walls lumber yard, on the opposite side of
the lake, was on fire but as this firm, in
connection with Manville, Scribner & Co,
have steam fire engine, the flames were
stopped before great damage had been
done here. The effectiveness of the stea-
mer saved the village of Whitehall from
destruction; A. Martins steam saw mill
narrowly escaped, the wind changing just
{, in time to save it. The total loss of the
Messrs. Cooke is about S15, 900. The lum-
Der was fully insured; insurance on the
mill $4,000, and on the dry house 81 600
The loss to them will be, above insurance,
about 10000 to $4,000. The fire is sup
posed to have originated from a fire
cracker Phnnix Engine Co. No. 3, was
at the Fort Edward tiremans muster
when the fire broke out. The Trustees
telegraphed them to return, which they
did, remaining until o'clock, when they
went back to Ford Edward and took the
first premium This is considered pretty
smart work, aud the Phrnix boys return.
> ed home in good spirits.
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lire.
LIKE MAnorAc. \. Y. July

LAKE MAHoPAC, n Y, July 6.
Thompson's hotel, situated near the bor-
ders of Lake Mahopac, was entirely de-
stroyed by fire at , o'clock this afternoon.
The fire originated in the kitchen and
was caused, as is supposed, 10y defective
pipe leading to the chimney. All of the
guests, numbering two hundred, were re-
II owed to the neighboring hotels and prop
erly cared for. The greater part of the
furniture and baggage was saved, although
in damaged condition. The loss is esti-
mated as $4,000 and is mostly covered
by insurance. The hotel was capable OF
accommodating two hundred and fifty
guests
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SUICIDE OF MERCHANT.-Hlram
Wade, an old and respected merchant OF
Sandy Hill, n. Y, committed suicide on
Saturday morning las. by hanging him
self in his barn. Mr.. w. was sixty-four
.s,s of age, and was highly esteemed IN
y relations of life. He was in easy
all inc .es, and able to meet all obi
.: !, MAJ, >~ityi but the fear that
CATIONS AZ ~ ,.,e TO pay small sum
10 NO." 70 become due, n:ducsd the commits
sion of the rash act.
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HUDSON, n. Y. July 0.
A desperate attempt was made to break
Jail, in this city yesterday, plastsring and
stones in the wall were loosened SO that q
slight push would throw them out and al
low the prisoners to escape. The plot was
discovered in season to prevent its execu-
ton.
A lad named Bruso was severely in
jured yesterday, by the bursting of 9
small cannon, while he was in the act OF
firing. It is thought it win be necessary
10 smputats his right leg.
WIN. Walsh, IL years Of ego, was killed
By the bursting Of . cannon, ct West
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Laying the Cable.

LONDON, July 6.
A despatch dated on board the Great
Eastern, July 9Th, give the position of the
big ship at noon of Monday, as latitude
1903, longitude 3S.47, and says We
have run 1881 knots since leaving Brest,
and have paid out 1862 knots of cable.
All well on board and everything pro-
crossing satisfactorily.
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Burglars.

ROCHESTER,, July 0.
Last evening Robert De Garmo, residing
on Prospect street, on his return to his
house from the fireworks, found burglars
therein, who shot him in the right breast,
the ball passing through the lungs and
out the left side. The wound is severe,
and doubts are entertained of his recov-
cry. The burglars escaped arrest.
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NEW YORK, July6.
Money more active at J per cent with bGs
commission added, gold loans on call.
Sterling Exchange quiet at 1897 Slo96 for
gold and first class bills.
American gold lower, opening at l37 closing
at 1856.
There are indications that the decline this at
ternoon was forced by one or two prominent
operators, who are large holders, but who wish 10
buy more as low as possible, and thereby make
low average.
Governments closing steadys at the following
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Ssockbridge, HaasL, while Q salute W.
being Assd.
LoUrsvrLLE,Ky, July g.
The match game of cricket played BE-
tween the Blue Stockings Of Cincinnati,
and Kentucky club of Louisville, result
ed rs follows: Blue Stockings 100, Ken
lucky club 100. Attendance very large.
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Vermont Items.
ADDISON COUNTY.

ADDISON COUNTY.
1t is reported that the crops over the
lake, are much more unpromising than in
Addison County.
"A boy named William Merritt was
brought before Justice Hayward of Wey-
brigde, on Tuesday, charged with stealing.
Merritt was fined 50 and costs.
Mr.. N. Griswold of WaItham, has a
lamb which weighed when one day less
than a week old, forty-eight pounds. The
sire, a two year old, weighs two hundred
and six pounds.
Henry Mansfield and Galpin Bron-
son of Goshen, came to blows the other
day, the latter calling his wife and col
ored woman to his rescue. Mansfield was
severely injured.
Among the officers of Post No Z, 6.
A. r.. of the District of Columbia for the
ensuing six months, we find the follow
ing Addison County names j. T. Bolton,
J. V c., and George II. Corey, @. NJ, the
latter isIalso among the Council OF Admin
istration.
Col Abram Foote, of Cornwall,
showed US yesterday, a large hens egg,
perfect in formation, which had within
the outside shell, another egg, also perfect
in formation and having hard shell. The
outside egg measured s by = inches.
| DI-TCHER'S LIGHTNING FLY-KILI.ER
/ Death to the Living Long live the Killers.
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night, whsn IL rejscted the amendment to
allow the Prerbyterisns to retain their
ecclesiastical residences without payment
thereof. Lord Liford withdrew his
amendment.
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Unitarian Conference.

BELFAST, July 9.
The animal meeting of the Maine Con-
ference of the Unitarian church COM
menced here to-day. Attendance large.
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New ORLEANS. July 6.
Basc bali.

SPRINGFIELD, July, 4.
At Base Ball match yesterday the
Mutuals of this city defeated the Uptons
of Boston by score Of 81 to 16.
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WHITEHALL, July y.
Three thousand dollars worth OF lum-
Der from Canada was seized here and al
Fort Edward by the Collector of Cham
plain district on the charge of underyalu.
alton
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Excursion.
puILADELrIIIN. InlY 6

Mr. Childs, of the Ledger, gave an ex-
cursion to Atlantic city yesterday to ! 900,
including the famil es of the employees,
at the estimated cost OF ten thousand dol,
lars
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~ Tooth Ache proceedss1spm sgue IN the
face, operating upon the exposed nerve OF de-
cayed tooth. Rub the gum th@qushly with the
finger. vet With JohnsonS An0dx9ss Eminent
heat the fAns we'll, and 10y fAAnsa vet with the
iniment on the face, also put little OF the Linz
r,ent into the cavity Of the tooth on cotton.
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SS The system frequently gets out Of order
should be at once regulated, else other troubles
viii ensue; when physic IS needed take "Parson' s
Purgative Pills. they safe, wholesome, and
natural medicine.
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The Herald in the only paper I'm
the County of Rutland. or this sec
ZION of Vermont that takes 'seie-
graphic news. The Herald receives
The Associated Press Reports regu-
Iarly.
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MAnnIAnE ANn nrLInAoY.

An Es-sy ~ Young Men on The Crime OF soil
tude. an he diseases and abuses which create
uupediiaru'-to Marriage, wi'h sure means OF re
net. sent Ia saa,ol letter envelopes, tree OF
charge. address. DR.. j. sKILIIE HDTGH-
TON, Inward Association, Phi tdrlphia, Pa.
\ "a
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BALLOON Landed.

Boston, July &.
The balloon Monarch of the Air,
which assembled from Boston Common
yesterday, landed at Lakeville, 40 miles
distant, two hours after starting.
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Boston Produce Market.

Reported expressly for the HERALD by CHAMBER
LIN, STURGEs a. Co., Commission Merchants,
70 aud 81 Faneuil Hall Market, Boston.
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NATIONAL CAMP MEETING.-Thc Ma
tional Camp Meeting at Round Lake, n.
Y. on the Rensselaer, y Saratoga rail-
road, commenced last Tuesday, and con.
tinues this week and over the Sabbath
Our types made us say that it commenced
next week The meeting is now in ses.
sion.
BRIDPoRT.-Th first representative
from Bridport was Philip Stone, in 1888.
He was also representative in 1870, and
again in 1897.
The Bridport farmers think the grass
crop will be unusually good this season
They are preparing for the harvesting
and some of them have commenced cut
ting their clover pieces.
That Bridport specimen of Young
America who recently chained turtle In
his garden, dreamed turtle so hard, the
next two nights, that he could not sleep
He came down and lay upon his mother.
bed. His own bed was full of turtles"
Miss Agnes Hill recently returned t.
her home in Bridport, from Memphis
Tenn, where she has spent the last two
years in teaching the colored people.
Malarial fever, followed by relapse, hat
brought her quite low and she reached
home with difficulty. DR.. Warner is il
attendance.
On tho evening of June Goth, JOSEPH
T. Fletcher of Bridport, fell from loat
of lumber, on which he was riding, nea
Mr.. Cross stone house. and the whee
passed over him ipiuring him quite
severely. -
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EOR SALE.

Three New Dwelling Hone.
Five good building lots.
good Lime IoGgs and N.r htn Bo< ~
operation.
s.venry-fve Cords 81 Wool.
The above houses. lots. Hedge sTG kiln, lfi
the best location for bii-iic-- "a Naiir2sas1 a.
Iage. and will b. : 81 lo4y
Two new Houses - Rcuf.
Also will sell two fte young Hyr@u- a1sl hes
hxingS- and good Cox.
R.fereiioe--Mr. Lewis. on III. Tlsn-; H-s-f-
Hill & Son, Merchant, Wal iI-sltT1 J. &. Eakel
Rutland
Sickness Of my family comp-.l- IN fos > bUsi-
ness for a time. j.. ~. ~ tat HAM
june 3edxWlw ApsB'
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Dtatns.

GORHAM In Pittsfard, June ., Mrs. Sabra
Gorham: widow of the late Dcmnung GolAam,
GOODYER In Eipton, June 18th, Hannah,
wife Of Gilmore Goodyer, aged % years menths
aad Il days
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wnIcH is TuE - wRINGER


We say the '.Novaityn because IT Ia. PA
TENT fLANGE COG-WIIEELS on both ends
of the Rolls
The eosz on one end of the roll are set relative
~ between those on the other end OF the same
roll, virtually forming
DOUBLE GEAR,
and thereby nearly doubling the purchase.
The implr ance Of setting gears IN this position
is not generally uudeIstojd.l
I he Patcut Flange Cog-wheels, when used on
both ends of the Nringer IN come ton with but
one pressure screw, allo~ the rolls to separate a.
either eUI, rs one end or the other viii always be
IL gear. III "A pressure ScstV was ll>9j at bp. II
ouGs, this would not BE- the case, because one end
OF a r IL would have no control over the o'h-r
end. But with ono pre-snre serc - ia the mi I'll e.
the pre- uIe J. eqnalIIad fr 4 one eud tpIe
mp. thu other chi Is thereby forced down The
Cog wheels cannot he thrown ont OF gsir on
both en Us uf Tie WliueCr a the ~aiGe time I'M
less the pr, IRE IS .4b OF
The Novelty Is fastened t. d tub OF box hy
Patent urVpl lamp, witch has Al utl b. ar
ing on u tub The whou length Of The WrinPer.
Other Wrng-'s are merely tis'eue to- staye A.
ach end, and are thus liable 70 wrench the
slaves nom theT proper Io-ltioa and ruin the
mh.
I-,e cog wheels. ghumb-s ~ 81. Ac., are nicely
g4varized.
BUY m. ~ 5velty or a. least take /. on t'ial
with any OF all Others, and keep the b s.
Mora Rural NJ. orker
Sold eya;yWaefe.
y. g. rnELrs 4 CO. General AGENTS,
Is co.tlarat Street. y. y.
fla.anlw&> ,~l~
The tollsare ,l.mal notice appears in The
Ad,oet.s, NG:.1 fho organ Of he Methodist T.
Church ia Baa4'.
"CAruur Grurag-W, ;hinl, vs. ID the
publ.e favor by c,lirr taa attention OF those
All e.d Wit. ssrtAr,h, 70 tAe remedy advertised
in our columns as Dr. slec's cs.arrfh Re-
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Arrival and Departure Of Iraihs'
TRAINS LEAVE RUTLAND.

For Bellows Falls, l:3o fi:45 H., lz'-op. ni'0
-. p. M %
Burlington, 100 & t5:SO a. m, z:-o x 30"
D IN.
q Remington, l.0o&'4:30 a m, 1920 x '2:I2
y.
Saratoga, Sis & 1850 a. m, & 800 P. IN md
salem. l:3U 81 1900 II. m, rl2:l5 PM anu
+4:iJ ., IN.
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SAEAIOGA.--It athurn : new nan has
been engaged for i Womcn'- Rights Con-
venriou To be held at Saratoga Springs on
Tuesday and Wednesday the 18th and
l4th inst
Collision oN RAILRoAD-A WoN-
DEKFuL EscArE-Th There was a singular
accident and m1rvelou-ly fortunate
one. on the Troy and Boston railroad
Monday evening The 10 o'clock express
train narth from Troy, conductor Wea'h-
erhy. ran into q powder wagon crossing
the track a short distance above Valley
Falls smashing the wagon into pieces
and sending the powder flying about III
all directions. One Key of it was hurled
a distance II at least fifty feet i'll the air,
aud came down again upon the track and
was run over by the ears Strange to say,
it was not exploded hy the rul,-h usage
il received. and the train passed on uninr
iured Think of locomotive, vomiting
fire and smoke, smashing into a powder
wtp ~, knocking the kegs about and run
ming over them, without causing an ex-
plosion Such an accident could not oc-
cur again without the most serious con-
sequences resulting.
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MIDpI CHEESE FACTORY.
This factory has been in operation tor
five wears. and is the oldest in this
county and among the first established IN
the State. The success that has attended
it thus far has been good. even from the
first day of its establishment.
The present season thirteen hundred
pounds of milk day have been received,
making sixteen cheese each day, with excel
! lent success as to quality. 1t ia under the
| care of G. T. Potter, who has proved him
/ self to be the right man in the right place,
and gives universal satisfaction.
| But three sales have been made the
| present season, the price being 10 to 19..
The present Directors are Cyrus Cram
| ton, of Tinmouth Miletus Paul and GA
maliel Gardner, of Middletown. Lucius
Copeland is the Treasurer,
The manufacture of cheese in company
has proved of value in its quality, and OF
profit to those who avail themselves of its
privileges, and this method of manufac'
ture is constantly on the increase among
! farmers.
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Southern NcMn.

ATLANTA, July 6.
Turner, the colored postmaster OF Ma
con, was last night released by [. s.
Marshal, AID returned TO Macon.
ST. LouIs, July g.
The National Anniversary was almost
universally celebrated here. Merchants,
Exchange, Courts and public Offices were
closed and business generally suspended.
CINCINNAT1, July 6.
Independence Day was, celebrated here
by pic-nics principally. Last night was
the grandest display of fireworks ever
made in this city.
NEW ORLEANS July q.
The crop prospects in Louisiana and
Texas are exceedingly good, especially
in Louisiana. A large number OF sugar
plantations along the Opelousls railroad
were recently sold TO Northern men,
several of whom came from Chicago.
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FoRT MONROE, July 6.
The election in this vicinity passed of
quietly,
RICHMOND, July q. :
The election here closed quietly, both
parties claim the State, but the returns
show that large colored vote has been
given for Walker, and it is thought that
he has carried the State by handsome
majority.
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Boxpr>a IN CmcrN>Arr On +

BoNpI<a ~ CtTcIN>ArI ~ On the.
ssme.AAv last week. the peop,. of Cuoi"-
ri voted. ten To one. in Is.ar If &. ten
...... l,,.I. l., I,t,ld ariilr,ta South
'a''' ,,..,....,. ...J -.,.y the campse,iau
N..,a -.1a Roll. sta t. Louisville
q. .''" .o.f4,,.s .ark They ngw tx
~, WAS ~. t.ir Nov, r,,d BEGUN a,
f.-' '' ia Va, ..lro,dy telic,tste til, m
'.A.' ''.. - NV tha reduction al The
sew ,.s,., DIDO. 10 four hours.
''''@ d. ~" s'" ,,' .-ul.,,rb T., Cincinnati
in'.''' '''''''>' '''' ,-e IA. Central
lH'lr heNl !'''" ~ r.t,;, INGREDIENTS.
Ci,,inr,.5 -.,ru. T., - I9,TeciIfe &c pen
49,. ~ R,;lr,,a-. and ok 70 the fa, IRE
IA ,.,,.,,,.- NOT beingv uEng;o ait down
;u. and see it, property deireci.t,. and
~ l,,.ine.. sacrificed
.....,.a...
D, b, 800. .. ',-. Tfe strawberry
ol 'na hS'S''l a-.,....
Ie>.L'.'' ~ ''''
IN 49,, .v,;ng +, tl,i- f..ce It WIS
not ,ba success il would otherwise have
been: sill the spirit Of the occasion ex-
isted and developed itself TO 4 coilsi''e'',-
''o -, Nj. rIorev OF Corn
e. To bar belong. the
.,nr If music as well a. IA rare graceful
ness in conversation. The company We're
,,., Indebted to Mr.. c. W Bra;nerd, at
,,ro.eT,+ ii Middlebury, for his assistance
in the music, and sociahty of the henr.
Strawberrie, and cream, ice-cream and
trout were in abundance it wanted only
more company to have made this one OF
the merrie-t of merry markings.
W. r,>..,,,-n F,,p Tbo com.
LIE = ''N i4->s'i
9ined q ~ oi''.'' :,
ric. N'",'' -,
Agric = = bo ono - ~
TENDER ,1a,a;, NJ F,,,
largest of I. A. ~ I'D oon.
land. L. will p,r,,,sr., ,oeat;ngs viii
tinue four days. 9r.t tbrea evenings q
be held during the .e.ting practical to
the fair 1T whie" i''' The annual adj
pics will be a'se"s7eu ~, Chamber.
dress will be deilVere" y
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GREEN MOUNTAIN MINERAL SPRING
-The virtues Of the waters Of the Green
Mountain Mineral Spring are being con
-tantly tested with success Among the
many excellent -prings Of our county thi,
ranks among the first. Its propri@tors
are cons family receiving evidence from
abroad of its healing qualities which i,
rapidly commenting its waters As re-
medal agency Me,-rs Fem 4 Co. are
daily receiving order- for its shipments
to a.! sections OF the country. W" give
thu following volunteer yvidercc recently
received
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r LIBERATION NoTICE.--THIs

Lii TO give notice that have this day given my
son. g. r. Clark, his time during the nmaincer
Of his minority and shall claim none OF has cam
insu, nor pay any debts Of his contracting after
tn dste HARMON CI-AkR, JE-
Rutland. July 6, 1853. EvSw
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WEYHhIDaE- The Wesleyan church
r.. sc ,nu5g ed the Rev. l. c. Partridge for
the ',urrL year.
Nine persons have joined the Wes,
levau and eycn'ycn the NJ. i and one
the Conversational Church As result OF
tn. rrean- revival IL Weybridg' There
are weekly additions to the NJ. L and
WESLEYAN churches There are twenty
eight practitioners of the NJ E. Church
The Methodist church recognized
their Sabbath School recently with the
folinwin., Ulcers: Superintendent }. A
Fadden, Assistant G. +. Wright Iibrar-
ian. Secretary aud Treasurer, n. /. Park
hill
"A lodge of Good Tempiars was re
Gently organized at Weybridge by
Deputy Ingalls,. The following officers
were elected NJ n. Baker, W. c. L
Miss Iora Sprague, W. Y. I.
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PEKsoNNL-W We learn that the Hon.
Z 4 Rollins, late Commissioner Of In
t,rnal Revenue, Is now acting as Presi-
dent of the National Life Insurance Com
pany Of the United States Of America, at
the Companv4 Branch Office, in Philadel-
phia, during the temporary absence in
Europe OF the President, G. IL. Clark,
Esq. Mr. Rollins has been an active
member of the Board of Directors Of this
Company since its organization, and in
giving to its interest the benefit of his
personal cooperation, and the advantages
OF biz enlarged experience and extensive
acquaintance, we confidently look fer a
renewed impetus to be given 10 the al
ready unprecedented progress Of this
great National Institution.
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A1oTICE-I HEkEBY kELIN-

IN Qussh al claims 10 the earnings al my son,
Albert L. NcDonalds, during his niDorIty, nor
viii pay any debts Of his contracting from tins
dst<. JAMES 0cDONALDs.
BEandon, July 9, 1869. Zwiw'
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Accidents.

FLUSHING, n. J., July 9.
An DID lady named Burchell, while pass
ing from one car to another this noon, fell
between the cars and was crushed to a
jelly.
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BUTCHERS LIGHTNING FLY-KILI.ER
Death TO the Living Long live the Killers
Sold by Dealers Everywhere!
lulYG4N WIN
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We say the '.Noyeity." because 1t has PA
TENT FLANGE COG-WHEELS on both end.
Of the Rolls.
The eo24 on one end of the roll are SCI relative
ly between those the other end OF the same
roll, virtually forming
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CTATE OF VERMONT, DISTRICT

A FULL ASSORTMENT OP GROCERIES
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H. NJ. KINGSLEY, :.
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FoRT MONROE, July 6.
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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-01-23

!. To KEEP THE FEET DRY.---We notice
IN our exchanges numerous receipts for
making shoe-leather waterproof, most of
them compounds, involving considerable
trouble in preparation and more or less
expense, and none of them half so good
as the simple article of castor oil, which
can be bought in the drug.storss for
twenty-five to fifty cents pint, accord
ing to your locality. Apply it to the
boot when dry, ana soak it by the fire
until the leather is saturated. Treat the
soles in the same way, being careful to
dry it well, so they will not grease the
carpets We once treated pair of calf
boots in this way, and a few days after
we walked five miles in saturated snow
and water from six to ten inches deep at
every step, and came out with feet per-
feetly dry. Castor oil will keep the
leather soft, pliable and black, though
not glossy, and quite impervious 10
water Wisconsin Farmer.