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Thousands Of children die annually Of Group.
Now Mothers, II you would spend so cents, and al
WAYS have bottle Of DR.. Tobias Venetian Lini-
ment in the house, you never need fear losing
your little one when attacked with this complaint
1t is now p years since have put up my Liniment,
and never heard of child dying Of Group when
nv Liniment was used but hundred Of cures have
been reported to me, and many state if it was SIC
per bottle they would not be without it. Besides
which, it is a certain cure for Cuts, Burns, Head
ache, Toothache, Sore Throat, Swellings, Mumps
Collie, Diarrhes, Dysentary, spasms, Old Sores and
Pains in the Limbs Back and Chest No once tre:
il who is ever without IT, 1t warranted perfectly
safe to take internally. Full directions with every
hottie. Sold by the Druggists and storekeepers in
the United States. Depot 10 Park Place, Y.
Aprl-dawim
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1y child, aged five years. had scarlet fever, and
for Eve days had constant fever. Fly order OF tile
doctor gave her syrup Of rhutarb, she took nearly
a pint, but her bo.els continued closed. JA the
fifth day the doctor said her bowels must Doe opered
or she would be loss. proposed Brandreths Pills,
to this he would not consent-say ing She was too
weak ! consulted with my husband, and we con-
cluded to give her three pills. In about four hours
they operated After that operation the fever left
her, and the rapidly recovered Reference, PIC
Clermont Avenue, Brooklyn. aprl'd&Nlm
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When We are sick this life is ohscured under 8
cloud, oppressed with humors. Experience has
fought US certain means, which never fail for their
removal The child receives with his life the seeds
Of his death. Il may take one, or one hundred
years. before the seeds bear ;heir sad fruit but Just
as sure as the seeds OF death pen life ceases Purg-
Ing the grand safe guard because then what fost-
ers the seeds Of death are taken away expelled from
the body.
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RAND SEA MOSS FARINE CO.,
So Park Place. \. Y.
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The following embraces the business transact
ed in the Chittenden County Probate Court for
the month ending April 18th

The following embraces the business transact
ed in the Chittenden County Probate Court for
the month ending April 10Th
Alexander Courtney's estate, Shelburn Ii
cense to sell real estate
G. B. Hapgood ef al, jericho license to sell
personal property
Jobn Dakin's estate, Charlotte, appointments
~ administration with will annexed
Mary NJ. Spears estate, South Burlington :;
ssttIement Of trustees account.
Joseph W. Frisbe's estate, Westford; appoint
,nent Of administrator.
H. L. Furgerson ct al. South Burlington ap-
nointment Of guardian.
Amos B, Coapere's estate, Richmond assign
ment to widow.
John Addison's estate, Underhill appoint
ment Of administrator.
Charles W. Harrington appointment Of
guardian.
Homer Isham, Williston inquisiton Of lunacy
and appointment Of guardian.
B. Shattuck's estate, Burlington settlement
Of administrator account.
J. Peters estate, Hinesburgh appointment Of
administrator
DOrcas Lees estate, westford appeal from
allowance Of will.
Juuu spIdEut tethNc. heellOru settlement
Of administrators account and assignment to
widow.
alex. Furgerson's estate, South Burlington
license to sell real estate
Isaac Smiths estate, Shel5urn proof Of vii
and letters testamentary.
J. Q. A. Edgel's estate, Burlington settle
ment Of administrators account.
Sarah Mays 81. al. Colchester appointment OF
guardian.
S. Morrill's estate, Hinesburch settlement
Of administrators account and assignment I'd
widow decree to heirs.
Francis Leysnwsy's estate, Milton renewal
Of commissioners warrant
/ Thomas Elwells estate, Milton appointment
/ Of committee Of dover, Homestead and distriou-
/ ton.
Fremsn Fay ct al Richmond appoiHtm nj
/ of guardian
Sarah Bowkers estate, Burlington proof d
will and letters testsmentarv
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Steamboats,.

DAY BOAT AND NtCHT BOAT!
With twenty let Class SIC u--- .ll- 81 tavs
through . Milwaukee and tli.a-.. w.,l.a- change
% hat. F.rs, Lass Tickets include -e4.. ana State
Rooms
Leaving Oglens5urgh every day. Sundays eS-
cepted 90 arrival 0i noon ira ne. iQr ca ca-0. Mil
waukee, Shrooy gan AMI iut=ruec ale ports. without
change g Boat and every evening Sundays eZ-
cep,ell fog Cleveland, T0.cdl Detroit. ard inter-
med ate ports.
PASSENGERS and Families mog.u, Vest. cal embark
with their Luggage, Teams. 81 1cs, &c. sud lAnd
EetSer without disturbance or Iraushlpueut 50
their port u destination, thus avoiding the great
convenience % the many changes, DELAYS and ez-
peusss 0f other routes - hess st-a ueis have
flru ssef, Tor FIRST Class Passengers, and Second
Cabins with Cook Stoves and comfortable arc 1ulml
tations hr Passengers and FAM. es who may .sh o.
furnish their own provisions. No furts will be
spared % maintain the reputation Of ibis, ss the
Cheapest AND BEST ROUTE!
Be sure ard see the agents q tlis line before you
bus our Iickets. Trusty men vii always meet Pa -
seu-ers a. the Depot 10 OSdenst urg % take Checks
and recheck Baggage for this Line Ask io- exc =
VIA Northern Trat, 3ortation Company, steamers.
The on ~ American Lines leaving OE1er .-aIr-. We
Agents OF this Line before purchasing elsewhere.
Oue hundred pounds Of tag-aye free Q. each pas
.t1zer Baggage checked through O. all ..1ts
~ through Tickets To California and al. points
DO the Great West North West and South West
cheaper than the cheapest, ca appIcston O.
e. A. EDDY. Man sinS Agent, Office Steamers
Landing, % urs, y y.
Ggo. " SN1rH, GenrriI Ticket Agent Off-e
corner r r and Patterson streets OPP, site Johnson
House o -ieusaurs, y. Y.
%. j. OoorNu Passenger Agent.
April -u-r'tsw
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MARRIED.

KiSSFV-SNIrH.-In New Haven on the 18th. BY
Rev. J. F. MetcalL Mr.. Thadeus L. kinney Of south
Hero, 10 Miss Louisa laughter Of Mr.. Warren d.
Sm IN Of New Haven, Vt
DIED.
THOMPSON. - 10 Williston. Sunday April 18th,
Cara. daughter Of Josiah and Sophiah Thompson,
aged Is ears.
HurCHSsoV.-I1 Jericho. Vt. April 18th, James
Il son Oh. II. au1 49, Hutchinson aged one
year and five months.
In Georgia, Monday morning, April nth,
Luceua, wife o. Capt Major Post red 6.
Capt. Post and wife were the Oldest and Ion srst
resident couple 90 toEu
FIELD In Essex Juuct.o on, April 18th, Grar lie.
only chilli Ci Cha. z. and j. A. Field. aged u
months.
WETHEHay-In Cambridge. April 18th, at the re-
s'dence OF her son. Farewell Neterby. " dow Lucy
Wether5y, aged So years.
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p-.,uvoyp-The butter market in Richmonl'
zs.,eriay. vas quite active about 100 tubs O'
IN, sold. prices ranging from so to So cents
George X. Brown has sold his farm for 800
600. to Blossom Goodrich.
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Bankrupt autiess.
AssIGNEE's NOTICE

TN BANKRUPTCY Of vsrr... A.
Il Bennington, the 18th day Of April Is1n IT,
undersigned hereby gives notice Of his
as assignee OF George west of the city Of rovidsnc
in the State of Rhode Island, who has been adndsJ
Bankrupt on creditors petition by me iSst7,c,
Court Of said Vermont District.
GEORGE A. WATTLEs.
f<WSN Assignee
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And expressly adapted to the relief and permanent
cure Of all forms Of
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LIBERATION NOTICE.
WIS lstl cert fv that have this day given my
| son. John McGoyeru. bis time during The re-
-strln- ~ h. minority. sLt therefore shall pay 10
f,h.-rfhis 't-actr }, Nor claim any Of his wages
DANIEL NCGOTEHN.
I.-.-.-- u. Ami XIV
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roxsrorR ,rlE sowing has already been done
,~ the farmers. and they are an1iOusly waiting
49,. warm spring rain TO start the grass and
bring ID the grain.
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s,rn-Nr. Joseph LanglOis has 'old MS
marc four years old, to Mr., ". n.
- n A rb,ny. y. Y, for 500.
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Aerr advertisements.
NOTICE.

TN S is to certify that have given my son, John
i Lane, g his time AMI shall claim none Of his
date. ANTONINE LANCOS.
Bolton, April 10th, l-7O-wlw
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They don't 10 things thst way IN Msssachu-
sets. said one Of orr citizens few days ago,
referring to the fact that cur city Superintendent
Of Schools received a salary for his work.
We have before Us the report Of the School
Superintendent Of the city Of Springfield, re
oeiyei o Jag or two afo.r the above remark wss
made. from the tirs, psg of which We learn that
the Superintendent of chools Of that city, has -
salary Of - 200 that his bills for horse
hire were Also paid by the city 10 the amount
Of $40 that the School House Agent re-
cs'vel further salary u S735 80, with An ad-
a'nouA' allowance for 80 horse hire amounting
10 @i'l.5o. This fo1ts up a total of -, 1888
pad IN supervision, While il this city the whole
has been done for 1000. Te; this alsry hiss
now been knocked down to $500
The little town Of Beverly, Mass, pays ST, 900
for this Work Northampton paid -. 900 for
one year, ami ever since has raii e15oO . New
Bedford psid for slperiu,endepce the ,um Of
$500; Worcester Si,6i7; Salem - 1870
Lowell $500; rail- River $1,000. Charlie, town
$3.50; Can't ridge s3,525.
Going outs' &c OF Massachusetts,, We find tina,
Bangor, Ne, pays 81 200 for administration
Columbus. Ohio 5000 Detroit, $4,000
Milwaukee. $1,000 New Haven, CT. $4,000
Rochester, y Y, $500 Troy, y y, 50. $50
We have been Al no pains to gather thes
hzures, but have taken such as were at hand
Vley certainly show that the amount whicl
Burlington has paid, during the last two years
for the administration Of her school system, hs
not been extraordinarily large If We look t
the larger cities, We hall find a corresponding
increase in the cost Of working the system G
schools. In Chicsgo, for instance, the Superin
tendent has salary Of 81 500 the Associst
Superintendent 81, 200 the Clerk of the Boar
1920; the Building and Supply Agent
$4,000 the School Agent $500 the Assistsn
Clerk 81 900, or Sl2, 500 in all TOR superinten
dence and administration
II may be added that the cutting down of tn
salary Of the Superintendent, il this city, wa
done BY the Aldermen without consultation
with the Board Of School Commissioners, an,
the School Board are unanimously opposed t
the change.
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LIFE Nv UT.fH

MYSTERIES or MORMONIsM.
ByJ. II. BEADLE. Editor Of the Salt Lake Reporter.
BEING IN EXPOSE Of their SECRET
RITES, CEREMONIES & CRIMES
With a full and authentic history Of POLYGAMY
and the Mormon sect, from its origin 10 the preser;
time.
CAUTION, old and Inferior We Ks on the M0rnOns
are be K circulated. See that each book contains
SO dEe ensrav 'uss, and $40 pages
AGENTS WANT Eu.-Seud for cir-ulars and see
our terms and full description Of the work &C
dress. NATIONAL PUBLISHING co Boston, Mass.
april l--&WiW
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spetial 9utites.
INFECTION IN THE AIR

Experimental chemt have repeatedly analysed
the air at unhealthy l- in the hope Of detect
ing the invisible virus which produces epidemic d.
sease They have rot Yet discovered it, and scarcely
any two of them agree to its nature. This is Of
litte Consequence II Is suficoa, to know that this
poisonous pm ipe exists, AMI that safeguard
against its lnsuious influence sas been provided In
the spring and early summer, when lever and ague,
remitent fever and other periodic Al diseases THAT
class are prevalent it is only necessary to forty the
system with course Of Hostetters Stomach Bitters
to escape them. If this precaution has been ne
elected, which 1t never ought to be in any district
liable to su'h visitatons and if the pIroxysms Of
malarious fever have actually commenced they may
ALWAYS lie checked and broken uo by course Of
that pow erful vegetable tonic and Alternative. Quin
inc was once considered the only specific for chilli
md fevers hutitis generally admitted that this
uauseous aknl0id is a dangerous medicine, ana that
its secondary effects more o be dreaded than any
form Of intermittent fever. 1t is simply tremend-
Gus astringent. 1t does not touch the disordered
liver or regulate The bowels, ia any way improve
the condition Of the animal fluids. nostetters Biz
tiers On the other hand la addition g. being better
and safer tonic than any preparation Of quiuiue has
a ha!samic efec- upon the whole system. Al is ape
RENT aud nti0ili0us, well as directly nFg Ortt-
inn and puries the secret obs as we'll regd,atts
the .cretiye organs. IL stimulates the appetite,
strpurtheu- the stomach, soothes the nerves, pre-
NOTES heatltul Precipitation, and induces quiet
sleep rs "a e W1cha il has No rival Gases Of III
ce,t on that uo other tonic seems capable Of ale
WAITING are cured in itE weeks by It's regular use.
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-croN AND yICINlrf'

Brrrsr sold in Milton Monday Tor '''' %
% ,snts per pound
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NARROW EscArE.-A little son Of AT -
Paul Of this city fell into c's'eTn on 50 ~.
las, aud was only saved from drowning -
sstive exertons Of Capt. j. W. On''''
neDed TO be near at hand The li''Ie i5-'9" "a'
inseus,ble and apparent! -''-
- VS. fr,lIr rs.ls.LtaLtI
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"OUR FATHERS HOUSE" or
The UnIrrifteH Word.

By Daniel March, author Of the popular light
Scenes This master In thought and language
shows Us untold riches and beauties in the GREAT
House. with its Blooming flowers, Singing birds,
waving palms Rolling Clouds Beautiful bow So
cred Mountains, Del shtlul Rivers, VI shty oceans
laundering voices. Blazing heavens and vast UNI
verse with countless be- n in millions Of worlds and
reads % Us IN each the UusrItteu Word B0-e-tiut-
et paper, ornate en- rawlings and superb binding
send for circular, in which i fun description and
universal concentrations by the press ministers
and college professors, the -tgou cost p0ss bic IAN
guage. Z-I5LER, McCURDI a Co., ~ Main St,
Springfield Mas. April l5-+dSW4E
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1870 LAKE CHANPLAIN. 1870.
.S1IC York. .fi6GHy. Troy,
SARATOGA,
Niagara Falls, Buff To- and go Southern and West
ERA Points, ogden burg and the Cana1as.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.

Tie elegant and commoiious Steamers
ADIRONDACK, Csrt wv. d. FlAss.
CANADA, WN. ANDERSON.
UNITED STATES. GEORGE BrsHlow
Will. on and after MONDAY. April Is. 1870. form
ADAILY LINE EACH WAY.
GOING SOUTH.
Leave Burlington on the arrival OF theVt. Central
Train q.l5., p.
C.ose Connection Is made at Whitehall with trains
Of Rensselaer, saratoga r. R., FOR Saratoga, Troy,
Albany, New York and the West.
On Saturday mornings the Steamer Adirondack
will leave Burlington, 9 % a. m, connecting with
the train for Troy, Albany and New York.
GOING NORTH.
Leave Burlington 500 p. m. Arriving at Platts-
burgh p. IL, Montreal and Ogdsnshurgh next
morning.
Freights taken at lowest rates.
n THROUGH TICKETS can be obtained on
board Of Steamers and al the Geseral Office, West
side Of City Park.
Passengers and Baggage transferred between cars
and boats FREE OF CHARGE.
o. C. MITCHELL,
General Superintendent.
Burlington, April is ls7O-t'd&w1
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speeial N0tites.
FOR MOTH PATCHES. FREcHLE,

FOR MOTH PATCHES. FRECKLEs
AND TAN. USE "PERRYs moth AMI
FRECKLE LOTION" The only Reliable and
Harmless Remedy known ln Science for removing
brown discaIorations from the Face Prepared only
BY Dr. b. c. PERRY, 49 Bond St, N Y. Sold by
Druggists everywhere.
PINPLES ON THE FACE. For Come
doues, Black Heads. Flesh Worms ~ Gruh., Pmply
Erup.ions and Bl0tched dist -uratiors or the Face
use Perry's Conmedous 4 Pimps Remedy. Re
liable Harmless, and contains no Lsai Poison
Depot. 49 Bond St, n Y. Sod by Druggists every
wb--e uariot-d&wim
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REST THING FOR cosrIvENEss.

DR.. HARRlS0N'S PERISTALIC LOZES6ES are
warranted IN all cases Of Piles and Falling Of the
Rec.um, Dyspepsia, such as Oppression after estiag
Sour Stomach, Splitting Of Food, also Headache,
Dizziness, Pain in the Back and Lons, Sick Head
ache, Coated Tongue and Biliousness. For sale at
No. / fremont Temple, Boston, by z. A. HARRI-
son CO., Propretors. and by all Druggists. Mail
ed for On cents. HENRY & CO., Agents. 36w2mos
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Nh. Faster services. in the churches Tues
-y -.,' .-,-.ei interest and attracted large
o''' We, The choice and elaborate pro
o'- ...,1.. music for st Pau's and the Uni
l..-.5. were executed with great sue
''' ''- i-en Sd wing careful drilling, and
rs-s- being given with due precls-
...t .1uil. feet
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After much study and scientific Investigation as
% the remedial qualities Of CARB0L1C ACID, DR..
Wells has discovered by proper combination with
other articles in the form Of Tablet, specific for
all pulmonary diseases. Thsge Tablets are SURE
CURE for ali diseases Of the Respiratory Drums Sore
Throat, COLI Group, Digt1srtI, 4sffrn CattGrri or
Haarssnsss also successful remedy for Kidney
difficulties. Price - cents per Box. sent by Neil
upon receipt Of price, by JOHN q. KELLOGG, p,
Clid St. New York
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.......II lalu eighteen months old, the
.-.-.- Lsris Baraby Of Winooski. came to
lea aul painful death on Tuesday night
NJ. Bl-sty was engaged preparing supper
and ali placed dish of soaIdng tea on the
table .uI the child reached up and tipped it
i-.5 her face and neck She lived only few
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PLANTATION BITTERS.
S. T.-IS60-N.
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND BOTTLES PER
ANNCN
New England Family Medicine.
ID % D DIS .R'EFs We,
AND INvIGORATOR.
THOROUGH TONIC AND sroN4cHc.
NERVOUS DISEASE, &C., sc.

And expressly adapted to the relief and permanent
cure Of all forms Of
NERVOUS DISEASE, &C.. sc.
Coughs. Colds, Fevers. Agues Billiousness. Cons
upaur1, lrarrhoea. Neuralgia, Female Weaknesses,
Hear ache, Commissions, Sleeplessnes-, Dyspepsia,
Liver complaint Consumption, Faint ~ Fits, Pal
ptaton, Restless ness Dizziness Childrsn's Troubles.
etc etc, etc
Take Care of Yourself.
DODD'S NERvINE is a PURE TONIC-harmo-
nizes perfectly with the NEkN FlBRE-gives in
creased energy 20 the stomach, Liver. Bowels and
other viscera land SUPPLIES FRESH LIFE for the
waste that Is constantly taking place. 1t operates
sO0thnzly -ls as pleasant O. take any VINE. and
with SLEEP and GOOD DIGESTION, which il pro
notes restores the af cte1 sound health Of body
and quletuess Of mind. Il contains no opium. mer-
curry or strychnine 60 often used for nervous com
plants and is wholly free from any deisteriOus
drugs whatsoever. Tens u thousands are testfying
70 its curative powers See pamphlet accompany ing
Some Folks Can't Sleep Nights
Dodd's Nervine f. CU.PLETE SPECIFIC for
seepiessness. 10 s0othes the throbonE muscle like
mage, and t--ugBllzes the mind. And everybody
knows that good sleep is better than all medicines.
Ladies in Poor Health.
The Nerviue is one Of the hest remedies ever en-
ployet the cure fthe numer. Us and trou'ie1oms
ailments knoWns a. FEMALE COMPLAINTS See
pamphlet
II is prlvorbia that people treat a cold and The
generally accompanying cough As something TIT
Will cure itself but neglect is serious and sometimes
fatal. The fame of DODUo NEREINf ia the relief
q cold Is established. Use this standard remedy
and so far abstain from liquids OF all kinds A. 90
keep somewhat thirsty from a few days and the
wors; cold will soon be gone.
ChiIGTcn's Diseases.
For WHOOPING COUGH Dcdd's Nergns i al
ministered with uneJampled success. Mothers.
member this ard save your Little ones tle agony q
a most distress m complaint. IL ais, works admir-
sbly IN Measles bringing out the rash well AMI leav
ing the bowel free and heslfhful. See recl uu1erd
atious in pamphlet. For the diseases which affict
CHILDREN WHEN TEETHING, hing can fur
nish more instant or grateful relief. Remember 10
contains no opium in any form
BE Careful what Medicine you Take.
Alcoholic stimulsnts are injurious 20 the nervous
health. and are ALwAiS followed hy depressing
REACTION The strength that Odds Nervine
give. is the STRENGTH OF HEALLH and COMES
To STAY Beware Of tire whissey preI tratous
that have laid the foundations Of many habits Of
intemperance. Whether under the rame % Bltters
or otherwise. let the vIlai-ous compounds alone.
Better die Of honest disease than be burnt up by tie
fires Of alcohol. For the ingredients that compose
Dodd's Nervine pamphlet on each bottle. FOR
sale BY Druggists and Country stores. Price ons
-
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NJOLLERis Norwegian Cod Liver Oil IS less Oh
vi jectiona6le TO the taste and smell, it is more
readily taken by delicate persons and children, is
more asSimilated, and Is productive of more imme-
date benefit tran other kinds Of oil are.
DR. j. MARION SINS says. " For some years had
given up the use Of Cod Liver Oil altogether; but
since my attention was called by Dr. Sayre 70 Potter
Moler's Cod Liver oil. have prescribed it almost
daily and have every reason u be perfectly sstis
fed with 1t.
Sold by Druggists April SD 3tSwsm
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W.. sae eeisr hedge on two sides Of his resi-
's'' h, orner of Maple and Union streets
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By Telegraph.


NEW YoRK, April -.
lOaus.
STEBLING-Shade armer l0saIO2; for first class
bills.
GOLD Steady since the last report, closing at
Il33Gll3s.
GOVERNMENTS - Continued strong up to the
do ~ tho fnlInMinc nuntafinn..
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Tue following. were elected officers for the
Methodist Sunday School, Friday
Supe-iutenlont-S Huntington.
Assistant Superutenieut-E Martin.
Superintendent lntlut Department-Mrs. a.
B. Seaver.
Assistant Superintendent Infant Department
Miss H.ue
Librlriau-A r. Blair
Assis,auts-Geo. W. Whitney, Joha Hutch
ing0u.
Treasurer-lrs Russell
Secretary j. Howard.
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in age, is causing great excitement in Boston. It
should warn young men rot to marry in haste.
Rice about -, his bride Sc, re swears that She
made him believe she WIS lut Dis own Sc. %
using Magnolia Balm upon her face. leek and hands.
Poor youth. tie probably found her elbows weren't
quite SO sit and pretty. cu-ht Hlgan 70 be in
d.cted' We know OF many similar cases. This
Balm gives a most wonderful pearly and natural
complexion To- which We don't object. We se
pretty women. 10 finish the picture, they stou d
use Lyon. Kathairon upon the hair VIII uear y
cain. -y cheeks AID soft, luxuTart tres,e-, they
become irresistible. sprlutw
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AGENTS WANTED.-sl00 70 1910 per Month
CisrgymsH, School Tsarkers, Smart Young Ner l-4
Laflss tr4Rfsf IN cfurqgs far fle ysur Boos