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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-01-21
Doty's Washing Machile,
Lotely much lmrrovfd-and the Nsu
Universal Clothes Wringer

Improved with RowELL's PATENT DOUBLE
CCG-wHEELs, and the PATENT SToF, arc
now unGuestionahiy far superior to any
apparatus for washing clothes ever invent
ed, and will save their cost twice year,
by saving labor and clothes.
Those who have used them give testi,no-
ny os follows ~@---
ave like our machine much could
not be persuaded to do withsut it, and with
the aid Of Doty, We feel that We arc mas
tiers Of the position. REV. L. Scott,
Bishop NJ. +. Church.
g 1t is worth one dollar week III any
family IN. Y. Tribune.
= In the laundry Of my house there is
perpetual thanksgiving on Mondays fer
the invention n-Rev. Theo. l.. Cuyler.
Every week has given it stronger
hold upon the affections Of the inmates of
the laundry.o-N. Y. Observer.
I" heartily Commend it to the econo
mists Of time, money, and contentment.''-
Rev DR.. Bellows.
Friend Doty-Your last improvement
Of your Washing Machine is n complete
success. lassure you our Machine af-
ter a years use, is thought more Of to-day
than ever, and would not be parted with
under any cir cumstances. "--Solon Rob
inson. s g4 rEEE.
"Ycur Washing Machine has been in
daily use in our laundry, and the house,
keeper expresses herself as highly pleased
with it. 1t certainly accomplishes q
greater amount Of work, with less labor,
and does not wear the clothes near SO
much as the old fashioned wash-board.
BY using it, one laundress is dispensed
with.'--Wm. F. Round, superintendent
Of Infant Department Of ST. catharine's
lfu
after n constant use Of the Universal
Clothes Wringer for more than four years
in our family, | am authorized by the
powers that be to give it the most un-
qualified praises and to pronounce it an
indispensable part Of the machinery of
housekeeping. Our servants have al
ways been willing to use it, and always
have liked it. Henry Ward Beecher.
PRIC ES..-A Fair Offer.
Send the retail price, Washer Sl4, Ex-
ira Wringer 50, and we will forward eth
er or both machines, free Of freight, to
places where no one is selling ; and Sc
sure arc we they will be liked, that we
agree to- refund the money il any one
wishes to return the machines free Of
freight, after y months trial, according
to directions.
No husband, father or brother should
permit the drudgery Of washing with the
hands, 6fty-two days in the year, when it
can be done better, more expeditiously,
with less labor, and no injury to the gar
mcnts, by a Doty Clothes Washer, and u
Universal WrInger.
Canvassers with exclusive right Of sale
make money fast selling them.
Sold By dealers generally, to whom lib
eral discounts IRE made.
II. e. BROWNING,
&C. General Agent,
n3e-m6. 80 Cortlandt ST., n. Y.
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One Dollar for each Article

We do not Offer single article Of mercL.
ant,ise. that can be sold by regular dealers
at our price. We do not ask you to buy goods
from rs unless We can sell them chearer
than you can buy them in any other way
while the greater part of our goods are sold
! at about ~
ONE-HALF REGULAR RATES.
We want good reliable agents in every part
of the country. BY employing your spare
| time to form clubs and sending US orders,
you can obtain the most liberal commissions
either in CASH or Mcrch u n disc ,und
all goods sent by US will be rs repre- sented,
and We guarantee satisfaction to every ono
dealing with our house. " :
As the Holidays arc coming, We are max
| ing special arrangements to supply every
! one who reads our advertisements, with the
mast handsome and useful Holiday presents
that canbe thought Of or wished for, and 30
enable them TO procure them cheaply and
expeditionsly, We will give to any one who
will become our Agent, One Hundred
Free Tickets, enumsratinr some Of
the many different articles from which you
can make your selection Of Holiday pres
| entS. -.. =, ST..
For returning full clubs from these Free
| Tickets, accompanied by the cash, we will
! give the Same extra premiums that we now
give, just the same AZ ifyou had paid ~
cents for each one of your Tickets. We
wish you to understand that not any other
| firm in the business can compete with US in
any way whatever.
! 40 this free ticket is only good for the Holt
days, you must send in your orders before
the 10th of january, 1870.
SIN every order amounting to over $50.
accompanied by the cash, the Agent may
retain $500, and in every order Of over 500
$500 may be retained to %73 "f
PAY THE EXPRESS CHARGES. @2@
This offer is more especially to assist
! Agents in the Western and Southern States
but is open to all customers.
COMMISSIONS: ~
Agents will be paid ten per cent in cash
or merchandise, when they fill up their en-
tire club, for which below We givs a partial
list of commissions. = t..-.
For AN ORDER OF $50, from club Of
thirty, we will pay the Agent, ms comnis-
sion, % yds. Brown or Bleachcd shcetins,
good dress pattern, Wool square Shawl,
French cashmere pants end vest pattern,
Fine large counterpane, etc, or $500 in
| Cash. .. 's .r f.r "a
FoR AN ORDER OF $50, from q club Of
City, we will pay the Agent, as commission.
10 yds shceting, one pair heavy wool blank
cts, foplin dress pattern, Handsome wool
sluare shawl, Silver case watch, etc, etc,
or $500 III cash. .s.. .. - IT.
Fon AN ORDER or Sl0o, from club Of
One hundred, W" vii! pay the Agent, as
commission, 100 good yard-wide Sheeting,
Coin silver hunting case watch, Rich long
wool shawn, Suit Of all wool French CASH
mere, etc, or SO in cash
We do not employ any Travelling Agents.
/ a ~, ,$n e.
sons purporting to be our agents, unless
personally acquainted aal = ~ p
SEND MONEY ALWAYS BY REGIsrERHD
LETTERS.
| For further particulars send for cata-
logues. (lvllyl
| PARKER & CO.,
% & 100 Summer St /, Boston, Mass. I
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E4XoHTf THOUSAND CASES OF
4 Goods were shipped from our house in
One Year, TO families. clubs, and mercha MS
IN every par. Of TIE country. from Maine To
talt"rnia, amounting in value TO over
ONE MILLION DOLLARS. ...
II Oar facilitissfurt ransacting this immcnsc
business are better than ever before We
have agents in all the principal cities 10
purchase goods iroin the Manufacturers, I'm.
poTt.r2, and others. tinr Ga sin, and often
III an Immense sacrifice frum the original
eos; Of Production ..+T .ft..
Our stock consists, in part. Of the follow
in goods ,,...es I.
~h%wls, Blankets, Quilts, Cottens, Cling
hams, Dress floods, Table Linen, Towels,
Hosiery. Gloves, skirts, Cors.ts, &c, &c e.
silrer-tla'el waie, Spoons plated on
Nickla silver, desert Forks, five bottle pls-.
ted C.s;ors. fritania wars, Glass ware,
Tabs and Pocket cutlery, in great variety.
Elegant French and German Fancy Goods
Beautiful Photograph Albums, the newest
and choicest styles ia Morocco and velve,
bindings. =m. i.# -".s
Morocco Travelling Bags, Handkerchief
and Glove Boxes, &c. N.'.-I -.@4ya
Gold and Plated Jewclry. Of the newest
styles .r~va1f ~ II
We have also made ARA .vements with
some of the leading Publishing Houses, that
will enable us to sell about one half The rsC-
ular price:-such as Byron, Mccre, Burns,
Milton, and Tennyson's Works, in full .silt,
and cloth bindings land hundreds Of others.
These and everything elsa FAR
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do by cash disburscd $40 90
do do in treasury 80 OF
632 90
CORPORATION TAX
Jan. /, 20, to cssh. coil. to date 81 As
DO by cash in treasury 2t As
TAN 70 gxTINGU1sH DEBT.
Jan. l, 10, to cash coll, to date g IS
do 10y cash in treasury 2 Is
! n PERMANENT SCHOOL FUND. 4
Juns /, s6o, ,o,cssl, iAtssasury g. "a
Jan. l, 10, do coil. TO date Tag IS
TIL 20
do by cash disburscd G5t2 g.
do do IA treasury 669 81
4 - + ~ i 49,
roi1 on
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TO RENT good dwelling house
in Creseo, near the school house, on renson-
able terms to go' d tenant. Enquire q b.
W OWEN, or ut this office. tGtf
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N EYER, PECK & SLOAN.

Cresco, Iowa.
Every machine will be warranted, and
sold on - easy terms as any machine Of
their quality. n29vl0.
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An invoice Of tarred
and sheeting paper
inst received at Hancheit's,
cheaper, warmer and more
durable than plaster. !.
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BLooAlNGToNiLL. uRsERy

18th Year 800 Acres ~ Grsenhouseo
Largest, best stock and shipping facilities.
AprLE, l, 2, 8, yr., 1000 fine ] yr, 325.
AprLE Roor-GRArrs, choice, NURSERY
STOCKS. Seeds, Usage, Apple, Peach,
WILDGoosI, Plum, Usage HEDGE, To-
900, SIS. EvERGREENs, Roses. 1000,
500. Dahlias, Gladiolus, GREENHOUSE
Bedding Plants, Send l0c., for Catalogues.
TOTAL +. X. PHOENIX. + n
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-07-20

t4ur. rp
- iN,I' hi. nten li4ht demand, but Che mar
e.' Nu't uIm Ai .d De- Tor Poti and 9lalus per u
urtNs pt.
t, tif Nrts pr. i1r the week - bills aud Cor 10
gg nolsi inc market rules steady and thcro s
~ W tH iYi thi9i lots OF choice beans We quot
1ho.e Iaul picked Pea Beans at sl.i562j0i common
49, ,.N oholoe manipulated moiiums at 81 Gll
3..'," WI pr 'DE.H per hushcl. Canada Peas
"a - i f 3'V'"Vi "t Wc@ll'i choice cooking Al
'nt lsrr I''i
10 ~ no.1.ps iur the Weok l5ls packages and
..,t -'.N,t 'H. Iiehh-c- anu liu-i boxes for the
tnI Chance ond ure,, ~ cAulnlN no essen
i En- nnh ~ yes nave been without amy quOtahlt
i7 ,i u ieNtiP'1 hu'e not always been IN the best
"liffl, st,i," vn sonet.ln IKE the butter, IA
LUZ ,.ehy We quote line New York and Vermont
W. ,- - Euou 40 AT .oms.c choice Western at
CuErS-s N.Y., w." voli,IYh ht t-Wtlc per 10.
'Hr;Hoti-lbc receipts OF the week have been 3s1i
th ~ hs "n ',,9ny -l' boxes which Is more than
uaue N,i' can dispose Of consequently prices are
nc, "n'H W1h' Ply ne common grades Of farm diaries
r,, t eevt.l uaii-anl low prices fail 10 tempt
e3.r ,5 '','s 'iegse j. ~ alr demand, but pur
r|il..i e.,, Nlu sool dcal OF thecse that Is
g',n w. "'H "N lne factory shelves will not pass
G, tt i .u' "ni must De sold for something VI
,s.iG ~, .''. We quote factory at l2l0i3.c,
N..n 'i pr '"ni. --le 100 shade higher price choice
l.tiHt "iii f common do iUoc; skim cheese
..,,g' - lHy uhtht continues urn but sales are
VuHutl 10 ehhH luAnlng uts Sales Of Java have been
made 1.l,,. AZ q p-4a, aud R.o at 5l0l-e gold
no Ieceipls ior dhc week are lllol bushels,
aug ior tolal 900 hush, There s mo- change 10 notice,
guy purchase sparn@ly a. wanted for present
W.t we quote mAei az slNeDllO, and yellow at 81 10
I" WIN one or Two sample. held NJ higher figure.
L1"o-Heoclps FOR the week u2 boxes aud sos hhls,
' i,r toGay 70 Jokes ana ~ haIfel; Ihs roeepts
900 eip-tc Tor Eastern and 2ic for Northern.
iN-!ne receipts Tor t1e week have been q 692
lnl year. Receipts to-day have been a96 bhls. Early
,n tho wegA The ndva4ee ~ Now York created little
utner Iecine among holders Of low grades, but there
was no Improvement ia the demand, aud buyers pur-
eha.o ony o. wanted Co supply Immediate wants but
tYi"t lu' Information oil the declaration 81 war DO.
Ca Change and holders were not very anxious to
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-07-20

Comments of the New York Journals.

NV NoRK, July 49,
The Lending topic this morning in tho papers is
the continental war The IribiHe says " On
the part OF France It's a fraudulent Quarrel the
battle is for territory, not principle Prussia has
a patriotic and enthusiastic people, and a Just
cause b give her confidence
The hfrgd predicts a general European war,
and hints at Russia establishing new empire in
COnsantinople. II thinks the war is mutual
one % King William and Napoleon-to the for
mor on account Of the disposition Of the popular
party to cut down the army supplies and reduce
the army, and to Napoleon ON account Of short
crops and bread riots.
The Times thinks the war will be justified in
France as a step necessary b free the Scandina-
Wan populnce from the German yoke, and 10 re-
strain Prussian ambition from designs on the
Pennsu%. Rightly or wrongly the rcgt of the
world will sec in the present outbreak Of HOSTILE
ties an oiort on the part of France TO rectiiy hor
frontier and TO possess once moro the leit bank
Of the Rhine
The Worth says that the responsibility of war
rests upon the temper OF King William and the
persistent refusal OF Prussia 10 respect the oblga
tons taken BY her under the treaty of Prague 10
the people OF Schleswig- llolstcin,
Inc Sun calls Nap0leOgs reason Tor the tecla-
ration of war, iho most trilling reason possible
ley creating a gigantic CONFUSION The war
threatens 70 become the most tremendous in his
tory, and to involve all Chrstendom. The United
States should never allow Cuba TO pass into the
hands OF another power Than Spaln IL FREQ arms
eau prevent t.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-07-20

PAcHAW.--rhc Ecclesiastical Council con
yenei at Pcacham, the 18th in accordance with
the call Of the Congregational church Of that
place, and its pastor, Rev. F. B. Fisk, to advise
with them in reference to the dissolution of the
pastoral relation, after carefully considering all the
facts presented by both pastor and people, unani-
u-usy adopted the following result In view Of
the impaired health of the pastor and the difficult
ties of the pastoral work in such state Of health,
and, in view of the fact that another field Of sor-
vice, promising for usefulness, seems proyden-
TALLY opening to him. the Council recommend II
the church the acceptance Of their pastors resig-
nation, notwithstanding their manifest earnest
desire to retain him. as indicated By their pre-.
yious vote of refusal to accept The Council also
takes pleasure in commenting our brother Fisk
to the favor of the churches, as a man of unusual
earnestness, yigor and piety and commends this
ancient and honorable church, whose record stands
50 fair in never yet having dismissed a pastor, in
its deprivation of its under-shepherd, to the care
Of the great oyer-Shepherd, praying fur It's per-
petual unity in the bonds OF peace, and for an
other to take the place Of our brother in leading
the people in the way of truth,
john NJ Martin, Esq. having resigned the
Office Of Postmaster, taking ellee, the lst instant
JOINS YARNuu, Jr., Esq, has been commissioned
in his stead an excellent appointment. Tho
office has also been made Money Order Office.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-07-20

Cmcrs.-f rench's Oriental Circus will visit
our town ON Monday next and give two entertain
monts This circus visited us last year and the
recollection of its attractions must still he fresh
in the minds Of those who attended. The follow
ing notice of the circus is takon from tho Hart
ford Past
French Orent, circus made its grand en-
tree into this city Thursday forenoon, and 10 was
the best street show of the kind ever given here.
Several new features were introduced, among
which was the splendid chariot drawn by twelve
camcls. The den of wild beasts, open to the view
of the public, with the keeper in the cage with
them, the monkeys riding ON ponies the baby
elephant, dromodares, etc, The performances in
side the tent were of high order, and all prom
ises made were duly met. Several ccrgymcn
were in to see the show and were highly enter
tanned and pleased 10 an entire absence Of any
thing offensive or improper, Should the circus
ever visit this city again tent double the size Of
the present one will be needed 10 accommodate
those who will desire to ATTEND.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-07-20

MoNTrELER.-Amongt the pleasant places in
Vermont is the Capital Of our State, around which
cluster many Of the most pleasant associations of
our commonwealth We are sometimes inquired
of for stopping places in the Stale, and can hear
tiy commend to all tourists to take Montpelier in
their way Arriving at the depot, the Pavilion
very excellent hotel, is just opposite across the
street, being located just east of the Capitol. In
the State House all visitors will be sure to feel an
interest, especially in the State Cabinet and
Library, to say nothing Of the historic battle
flags which hang in the halls and rotunda. The
Capitol, we understand, is open to visitors during
the summer months The drives are pleasant
about Montpelier, from which you can make
trip to Mt Mansfield, il you wish, and return the
same day. The business of the place is large and
attractive and the tourist cannot fail 10 feel sat
isled with his visit. The Pavilion hotel, By the
way, is now kept by Aldrich d Jersey, who
furnish 6rst-class tables for their guests Mr.
Aldrich was formerly resident in this section,
where he is hyonbly known, having formerly
been a resident of Walpole and Westmoreland,
III. For many years the PAVILION has always
been our home when in Montpelier, and we have
always found it pleasant Recently we met the
new proprietors for the first time, and take plea
sure in heartily commencing them to the tourist
and travelling public. At all events, don't fail to
call at the Capital during your summer round
Beii0ws Falls Times,
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Teachers Institute at johnson.

At the late Teachers Institute, heldat johnson
the following resolutions were passed
Ros0ired That, in our Judgment, the Insti.
tutes are a great power in the State lr seeurina
uniformity OF instruction, competency of teachers,
ana the general improvement of our schools and
as matter of political economy, could not be dis.
continued IT they cost ten times as much as thoy
do.
ReSolred, That we recommend the organization
OF County Teachers Association as the best
method of awakening a uniform interest in the
work of education in the several towns also "a
meeting OF the Superintendent OF the several
towns IN the county for the purpose Of establish
Ing "a standard of exaininatiOn-eaeh Snperintcn.
dent previously preparing a list of questions such
rs he would deem sufficient for his town, and Sc
Letting thererom list 10 be used at the Fall FIX
animation Of teachers throughout the county
RfS0ireQ, That We as members of this Institute
nd'ctlzons of lAmollle County do hereby extend
our hearty thanks to the Secretary OF the Board
of Education and his able assistant, Prof llatla-
way of the Peoples Academy and Morrisyille
Graded School, for their excellent instruction and
public lectures, Furthermore, do we give our
new Secretary hearty welcome, and wish him
abundant success in the work upon which he has
Just entered
The Institute then voted to elect Committee
consisting Of one member from each town in the
county TO carry into effect the suggestion in the
second resolution respcctinga County As,ocia-
ton and then elected the following Committee
r., u. Whittemore BelSidero
Rev Edwin Wheelock, Cnmbrdge
Miss l.. l., Fletcher Eden
Juhn Lawrence, Elmore.
u. II, shorwin, llydenrk.
) II. Pearl, johnson
c. Hathaway, AIoTistown
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-07-20

FATAL AccDENr.-On Wednesday last, th,
mail train for Boston, when near Canaan, y. H.
through some misapprehension as to the right t..
the road, collied withan up accommodation train
whereby Charlie. Clark, of Concord, engineer, wa,
killed, and Loren Badger, brakeman, fatally in
jurcd. Several passenger were more OF less in.
jurcd-Mr Henry Somers, painter, Of this vii
agc, being among the number. His hack anC
side are said to be considerably bruised, besides a
general shaking up he being thrown about
twenty feet
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-07-20

Frw Wonps W WEanu" DO you mean TO say,
nla0Qn that ho has taken no other medleiheP
This queaon asked The other day, 10 relation " a
young man, Z" the only son Of wldow,n Who eas tAen
rapidly recovering from state VI absolute pTosiratOn
oeeasioned by shronlo Indigestion. II vas asked By
friend Of tho family Of Mo nyalds mother Mrs Kier.
nan, % Abingdon Square, New York.
Che medloino referred to was PLAsrArox BIrrEns
"lno neon to say IT," replied Mrs. X, "We had
tged twenty Other remedies before, without tho sligh
os, benefit but wo tried none aorwards r lhe Hters
proved all sufficient"
The lady herself d tho authority br this statement
and she ather tos her belief that the restorative In
question Is the best tonic and laYzoTator ever adla
isered.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-07-20

~ II you have discharge from uia nose ononslyo
otherwise, partial loss VI tbe sense Q guc aste or
hoarlng eyes watching o. weak toe dull end stupid or
dehiliIaled, pain or pressure In tho head take cold
easily yon may resi- assured that you have the Catarrl
Thousands annually, without manilcstlpg half q the
above symptoinE terminate In consumption AMI ond Ia
the grave. No disease Ia 40 common, more deceptive
OF less understood by physieLns r. V, Pierce NJ, D.,
Of Rgfao, ~ r. "a heWopretor Of N, sage's calarrh
hemedy-a perfect specific for CatarEh, "Cold in tho
Head or catarrhal beadacle, which he sends 10 any
aress, post paid, 10, sixty cents four packages for
i've dollars, Pamphlet sent nee. Sold by druggists,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-07-20
MILE CARLOTrA DEBERG,

The world famed Premiere Equc.irlcnne, whose bold
aud graceful floats of oquitaton are imposs-
BILE 60 riynl
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1t is asoertained that over fifty lives
were lost by the burning of the " War Eagle, IF
at La Crosse, Wis. The railroad aud steam
boat managers are ooneealing the fact that a
large number Of immigrants were burned on
the lower deck. A newly.married couple,
bound for St. Louis, were burned in their
statc.roOm
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-07-20

Br WISE To,pAY,-irs rpadness .o neglect a cough or
cold however slight Consumption may follow, and
though " DE- MistaTs Dashn of Wild Cherry has lro-
quenty cured this much dreaded disease il almost 10.
arahly cures Tho primary diseases Of the throat lung,
and chest whore other remedies fail
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-07-20

Ims EvNNG-.fhe highly interesting ceremo-
ny Of laying the cornerstone Of the Seminary
Building takes place at a quarter to six this
"wednesday evening aud the rhetorical exor-
c.-e-nt hall-past seven
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-07-20

coLoSSAL ExHIBIrIoN.

!; w; R M,,S.s' Agent, and Directors.
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Emstu- Graves, of Lyndon, ha, n hi. barn
from One To throe toms OF hay which D.. 29 Year.
ODD. 900 600 good condition.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-07-20

p Our long time TREND, D. Mcdonald, has
purchased the stock of Jacob Smith Son, and
has just returned from market with a full line of
fresh goods. Any one wanting house furnishing
goods will find " Mac "a good man to deal
with, and will not lose By giving him call lie
has also added 10 his stock in trade Mr. Clogstons
assortment Of collins, Baskets, robes, and funeral
goods, loors, sash and blinds Mr. Melon
aids old reputation in this last branch of bust
ness is assurance to that purpose that they will
get just what they order, and at the most reason
able rates, We wish him success,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-07-20

An lrlahman called alta drug store to got bottle of
'Jopnsons Anodyne Llnlmentn for tho Rheumatism,
mo druggist asked Him IN what part Of the body "a
troubled him most Be me soul % said he, hoy Il In
livery houl and corner or mo"