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THE DEADLY STRUGGLE

progressed, and Mr.. Birchall, who had
from the first been most active, placed
iron scrapers in the fire TO heat them
Pistols and guns were discharged, but
they, unfortunately, were only loaded
with blank cartridge, and the blazing Of
gunpowder failed to drive the nimals
from their quarry. Meanwhile tb irons
we're heated, an iron shutter to seperate
the animals in the cage when All opporT
tunity offered was in readiness, and Mr..
Birchall and an assistant succeeded in
beating off the animals; the fifth, hav-
ing in the time scented and tasted the
blood which streamed out of the car
riage, added his fangs to those which
had already played such havoc with the
human form 'prostrate before them. The
sliding-door was pushed in; three of the
animals being driven away with hot
irons, were separated, and then the lion
that had seized Maccarte by the shoul-
der was driven in corner. The shutter
was partially opened to drive him among
the others, when fourth infuriated beast
seized him just above the boot and
dragged him in again among them.
Then
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PANIC.sTRIoKEN.

crowded around and effectually prevent
ed the approach of the men who were
used to the habits of the animals. The
shouts of the audience, the desperate
and manly struggle of the fated man,
and the smell of the blood which was
streaming from Maccarte melted. the
other animals and their savage instinct
was awakened. A third lion-an Abys-
sinian one-seized him by the ribs,
and then fve-year old lion, and an es-
special favorite Of the lion-tamer, caugb t
him by the head, literally, scalping hirn,
the flesh hanging down his neck. The
treacherous favorite had no sooner ac-
complished this work than he retur ned
quietly to his corner.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-31

CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS
OWEN LILLY-Carriages farm and spring
wagons SO Union street.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-03-01
BOSTON ETS.
LEnHESnAY. lie

WEDNESDAY, Feb. -.
FLOUR. Tho market for Flour is quite firm, and
with very small receipts and stock considerably
reduced, prices have advanced ami are tending up
ward The sales have been at s566 p for Western
superiiae s7gs7 80 Tor common extras, and $7d9
for MilwsuEes and Minnesota extras, including
choice bakers brands. White Whests have been in
demand at 81 - a IS 70 for Ohio, Indiana and
Michigan; $ a 50 30 for Illinois ana S a sl .
for 81 Louis, including choice anu favorite brands.
Southern Flour is firm at s. "a 10 80 q Dbl Tor COM
mon extras and choice 'am.ly. Corn Ne j has been
in far demand at 1870 a. 3 - & Dbl. In Rye
Flour the sales have been in nall lots at 81 - a
60 q 100 fb5
GRAIN. Corn is quite firm and has been in fair
demand for export and consumption. The sales
have been at Y a &c for Western yellow. and - "a
nc for Western mixed. Oats remain the same and
are quite firm with light receipts. The sales have
been at . a Gle a bush for dark mixed and white
No. /. In Rye the sales have been in small lots at
30 a PC p bush. Shorts. Fine Feed and Middling5
have been selling at 1872 a 80 q ton.
PROVISIONS. The marketfOr Pork remain the
same. The sales have been IN lots as wanted al S2
% y 80 for prime; 81 70 a Is for mess and SIC a II
for clear Beef has been in steady demand, with
sales at Sl9 a s3 for mess and extra mess and ga
"a y for family. Lard has been selling at g % 100
2 70 Tor cit and Western; and Smoked Hams lr4 a
lie Z ID. Hogs are firm, and have been selling at
a &c Y ID for Western
PRODUCE. Butter remains abou. the same and
ia dull for all kinds except choice lots The sales Of
choices have been at - a Sc; and common to good
at % a Slc z 10 Cheese is quite firm, and has
been In good demand Sales ofiact0ry at "a 40 lie,
ani common aud prime diaries II n l6 c. White
Beans have been IN fair demand, with "a as o me
slgms at = 80 70 90 and extra pea at g. 20 a
~ Y bush for common and god. The market con-
taues 70 De well supplied with Potatoes aud salos
a- 80 O.61c = bushel for Jackson whites. Onions
are plenty and dull, with sales at g 50 per Dbl
Eggs have been arriving more freely, with sales
princi Dally az Bic 2 dlzsn- Poultry has been 10
lair demand, with sales at a sc q H. az 20 quail
y, Tor Turkeys and Chickens.
WOOL Market very firm and prices are higher.
with stocks quite reduced and steady d=lnaad from
manufactures. The sales have been ,l0D.u0J 10
domestic, and include 5000 % Western Michigan
ana OHIO lseces at 70 a SIC 2ll.OuO % s1uer aus
extra pulled, mostly from SIC az 81 e 70 : lot Of
c1mting ir m p &C for domestic up . ", for Cana
da ami 2'u QUO ibs California At 81 a sac p a.
Foreign Is 10 demand, ard supplies continue to be
taken about IS last as received
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The Town School System.

Three toKns in this county adopted the town
System # common schools last year. Jericho,
Hine.bu7gh AMI Essex. The pressing enquiry Just
now is, now has /; worked O,ier towns are
sei;stiug the subject AMI we nope will adopt it.
The Board of Directors Of Essex have jast con-
completed their report ana placed il in the
hands Of the printer 10 advance Of IFS pub
LEGATION, We are permitted 20 note the follow
ing particula-s The report presents a very
gratifying exhibit Of the condition os the schools
under their Management During the year.wi,h
the same expenditure Of money il the aggregate
Sc under the Old system, a better clsss Of
tclchers have been employed; the schools have
bad larger average attendance; have been
better governed. aad have made commendsbe
progress in department as well as in the stud
les paIsue1. The directors commenced the
work Of grading the schools OF the town, C.
tabliEhiDg Primary departments in all the Jchool
houses Of the town where sn average Of ten
scholsrs could be gathered an intermediate
department at the Junction to alternate with the
Primary IL the same building, and High
School il connection with the Essex Classical
Institute at the Centre. The primary schools
were maintained during twelve weeks of sum
mer, six N the Fall, and three Primaries and
an intermediate during the winter, whilst the
High School run through the three terms oil
the Instiiats, the privileges Of which latter one
hundred and twenty children have enjoyed
The plan has sacceeied 50 well that larger
aggregate number Of school age, than ever be-
fore have sygiled themselves Of The advantages
offered in ali the grades. Tuition il all cases
has been free to Ill those who passed the required
examination. The standard Of admission tc
the High School was purposely inside quite Low
as Sc inducement to large class Of children
WHO might not otherwise attend.
The expenditures for school purposes during
the year we're s2,25495, requiring a tax Of
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Grimes and Casualties of the Week.

4 tough Eouisvillian fell seven stories through
a bstehwsy without breaking his sheil-Oger
fifty persons we're either killed or wounded by
an accident On the Cincinnati ard Louisville
Railroad Saturdsy.-The Wndsor Locks mur-
derers have been arrested in Ohio.--Char.es
Moore, the emigrant robber, is sentenced to Eve
yesrs' imprisonment.-A kerosene still ez-
ploded in the Wsllabout Oil Works, Brooklyn.
f. D.-Grest foods are Devastating the South
of scotlsni.-By disaster in the hArbor Of
Brest p persons we're dFoFned.--It is reported
that the Louisville and Cincinnati Railroad
bridge was purpOsely prepared for the late fatal
accident "A severe gale has caused much
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cause which led him to the fatal act is not
known, but it is believed that he was under the
infirencn Of lsnfannn

The CHIrTEsDEN COUNTY TEMPERANCE So
cIETY wss organized yesterday, after tie County
Convention adjourned, and very fair show Of
names we're obtained. The Constitution drawn
up By J. K. Forest was adopted. A meeting wss
also held at City Hall last evening, at which a
small audience was present Colonel j. B..
Mead, of Randolph, addressed the meeting, max
ing come very sensible and acceptable remarks.
The whole address wss ine one, and ought to
have been listened to by larger audience. We
think that hsd it been positively known thst
Colonel Mead wAS to be present and sddress the
meeting, there would have been 4 much larger
turnout. Dir. Forest conducted other exercises,
such SIS singing, etc, and announced the sue
cessfal organization OF the Chittenden County
temperance Society, with very bright prospects
he has drawn up set Of bylaws, which will
soon be published. Tnese we're adopted by the
Society. 1t is proposed to organize a Good
Samaritan Temperance Society in this city al an
early date, and to strain every nerve in the
prosecution Of temperance reform. Mr.. Forest
is confident that he c,n procure two hundred
more names Tor the Chittenden County Society
without trouble, and make It en- active organi-
cation f5r good in en.o:eing the prohibiiory
lsw. 1t Is proposed to hold annual meetings Of
the Society, the sessions to take place ca the
same day With the County Convention. for the
nomination Of County Commissioner
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Eli wooDRUFF,s EsrATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, } To all persons con
cerned 90 the estate OF
DISTRICT OF 'H'iiEND4 N'ss') I'll Woodruff, late Of
Undsrhill, in said District, deceased,
GREETING.
At a Probate Court holden at Burlington, within
and Tor the District OF Chitienden,0n the al day OF
February A. d. I,72, an Instrument, purporting 70
be the last VIII and Testament, Of III Wocdrun,
lat o.. UnderhIlI. In said District deceased was
presented o. the Court Aforesaid for PROBATE and u
is ordered By SAID Court that the 21 day u March,
A. D., l,.-, az the Probate Court Rooms IN SAID
Burlington. he assigned for proving SAD Ins'ru-
mcur, ant t1at rotice thereof ae given q ali per
sons concerned, IS Publishing the or er three wees
succcsSivoly 10 the Burlington Free Press, news
paper printed "a. sli1 huri- gtun, previous 10 mo
time appointed.
TuERsfosr. you are hereby notified TO appear
before sad Court. 90 Tho time tuI p 4-e ai1resR1
and contest the p-.azts 90. said viii, il you have
cause.
6Ivon under my hand Oh burlington iu said Dis
trct t'il --tu dag " February 10 ID l.s-.
16w3w RUSSELL =. TAFT, Judge
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74i lbs, at s7i stb. Gregory Jr., sold III sheep
and lambs at 81 y head av. 6s lbs. q W Jones sold
. lambs at 100 efb av. 100 tbs. Brown Burr sold
lS5 sheep at 10 Y b, av rs lbs. O Ii HudleY sold
$40 Sheep 90 lbs, at &c y b, 100 OF theso were Of
his own feeding, av lc0l lbs.
Poultry-Best lots Of live poultry going at zoe y
ID, from that down to a shilling. But few arrivals
at this season ofthe year consequently higher rates.
Extra 20c ftb; prime 10 a l9hc; good IS GlShc;
medium l71l7 &c; poor TO medium 1915 Rb.
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The County C3NvETIos, to nominate a com
missioner, vas not as fully attended as it might
hsye been The going wss bad, and the City
Hsn exceedingly cold, pretty fair excuses for 6
slim attendance. lie, the occasion callei To-
ge.her a goolly numb5r Of intelligent and earn
est men. The proceedings ere given elsewhere.
Mr. Squire the nominee for County Commis-
sioner, is well known and respected citizen Of
the county, and . worthy and upright man.
He Will, we are confident, be an acceptable car
ddate, TO the voters generally and lie will IN
doubtedly make q ju1icious and excellent com
-1issioner
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gmal 8Otitss.
PATRICK MC.wILLIANI's ESTATE.

AAhiCh NEW iLLiAm's EsfAIE.
STATE OF VERMONT, To all 2ersons con.
DIsrRIcTo or carrrESDES,ss. PatTieS =" meWiIlians,
late, Of Burlington. in said district, deceased,
GREETING.
Al Probate Cour. holden at Burling on, within
and for the District Of Chtenden, the 24th day OF
February. D. 1872. an Instrument, purportinz to
Dc tine last Will and Testament Of Patrick McWil-
ans, late Of ton, in said district, deceased
was presented ~ the court aforesaid for probate and
Il Is ordered BY sad Court that the cd day OF
March, a. ID. l512, at the Probate Court 10 ms IN
sid Burlington, be assigned for proving sad lnstfu-
menf and that notice thereof be given 70 all per
sons concerned ~ publishing this order three weeks
successfully in the Burlington Weekly Free Press,
newspaper printed a. said Burlington, previous to
the tine appointed.
Therefore. you are hereby notified to appear be-
fore said Court az the time and place Aforesaid, and
contest the PROBATE Of said viii, fyou have cause.
Given under my hand az burlington in said Dis
trict, tGis 2ith day # february, a. d. ST.
31w}w K S. TAFT, Register.
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Musical CoSvESuoS At MoSTPELlER.-A
notable Musical Convention is to be held at Mont
pelier next week 1t will be under the exceed
ingly capable charge Of Col Il. D. Hopkina.
A'ss Oliver, Of Grace Church, New York, Mr..
Phillips, Of Christ Church. Montpelier, and Mr..
george r Titus, of St. Paul's Church, Boston,
WIN otheu, will appear sc solois;s, and Mrs NJ.
D Shepard. Of Ashland, n. H, as pianist. The
CONVENTION will study the beautiful Can sta,
A' the Heart Pants by Mendessohn, and
me Power Of Seng," by Romberg, and i" The
National Chorus Book Concerts will be given
inuftlay AID Friday evenings. The railroads
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damsge on the P&cif, coast-Extensivc iron
works are destroyed by fire st Pittsburgh,
Penn-An emigr.nt sEiader was arrested
for selling bogus drafts on English banks
Joseph Heath, msil-robber, has been arrested
at Fort L,rsmie-Henry Collins dry goods
and grocery store, the villsge of Val,tie, N. Y,
was burned Monday. Loss about S13, 000--The
boy Watts who shot Kimball, in Lowell, Mass,
on Sunday night held for trial in the sum Of
$4,000 bsil.-Peter Blanchard IN incendia-
ry French Canadian, Saturday was held in the
sum of $4,000 bail in Boston, Mass - Geo
Webster. Of Hookaet, \. Il hanged himself in
barn st Canterbury. where he had gone to
Join the Shakers -. Painter wss Saturday
committed in default Of $4,000 b.i, to answer
before the Superior Court, in Springfield, Mas,
for The crime Of polygsmy At Albany. on
Thursday, James Wilson, notorious burglsr
and couuterfeiter, Gliss jim Brady, alias John
}. Hubbell, one Of the worst characters in the
United States, was cspturel.-ln an stfrsy at
Columbia, Tenn, on Thursday, Willism p. Hol-
comb wss killed By Henry Holcom6, his nephew;
aad Edward Kuhn by policeman who attempt
ed 10 srrest him-Fve Gittinct shocks Of
earthquake were felt at Lei horn, Italy, on Sat
urdsy night lost They caused much alarm, but
no damage was done.-An acre Of ground was
pulverizel by ID blasts, containing 100 kegs Of
powder, which we're exploded simultaneously in
the Dutch Flat Due Gravel Mine California. -
Thomas Armsnta, one Of the Los Angeles rioters,
Indicted f0r murder and for stealing diamond
ring from the corpse Of = Chinansu, escaped
from the hospital 4 that city on Thursiay.-
large portion OF the business part Of Mont
cello, n ! including tae Republican printing
Office, Post-ofEi,e, three Law oiiises, one drug
store, jewelers. establishment, saloon, billiard
room ard two private dweililgs. was burned
Sundly.-A conf grafton in Florence, lAly,
Jaa -. destroyed tS0 Squares Of WOODEN houses
in the cas- EN- part Of the city, occupied by the
poorer class Of inhabitants, depriging 200 fami-
LEE Of homes. Fl ght freight cars, with their
contents, principally dry goods, were burned on
the track AZ Esst 81. Louis early yesterday morn
ing.-The Beuef0n,e Mills n Providence, r.
I owned by Andrew Chambers, we're burned
Saturday Afternoon loss, $4,000; insurance.
$4,000 -Ei.z4rc.h Thompson, coioreI wo-
man aged thirty WAS murdered AZ Sacramento,
ca Friday. and her l1us burned 1y the murder
er.-Arrests in New York last week, All;
marriages., - births, i2s deaths, gu, in-
cluii7g p from suai-plZ loss from o3 hres,
-2O.2gI-A Georgian cur of his fsther-in-
law in the 90 hsv''-day ofhis youth with pitch
flrk.-lr Yuilt, gLi-a, g Chinese mob re-
Gently atrscsel me Rev NJ Pearson, al amer
lean mise onsry, ADD injured lin severely -
young man Of AitiDesgue, Mass, WIS recently
ridden on p ra. ilr the trtiug offence Of thrash
ing bic sie1iatie ~ New iorEess suoked
herself to death recently Iazt II to SAY, she |
EEH
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We are sorry to bear that Elijah Root Of Shell
burn Harbor, while working with his team
Tuesday, had his knee badly injured. It ia hoped
that the wound will not prove serious enc, but
the knee Is bad place to receive hurt
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-03-01

Mr.. Vim. Y Noble, P N. At S. George, is
quite hearty this winter, thank you" lie uoT
weighs 40l ID having gained 70 lbs. siuce
Christmas. he measures Ak feet around the
body, sni stands Zee. inches high
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will grant free return checks to members Of the
Contention, and the hotels will board them at
enc dollar day. The Convention viii open
Tuesday morning, March 5, and continue four
dav.
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gsw advertisements.
MERCHAN'
MERCHANTS
EATIO.fsfL B.FN'K
of burlington.

Holders of u. y. J-2O
BOadS, are reminded that
their Bonds fciU rery soon
De called ia Che present
nigh premium renders az a
fdrOra6te time 20 dispose
of them.
We hare some prime in
cesfnienfS 10 offer those de-
strtnS 10 eTchaRse their
bonds, and ask interested
parties 10 call asst examine
them,
q. W.. W'0OdhOWSC,
Cashier.
Feb 2s-d&w,fips
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ley reiesrauh-l
Ne's York Money and stock Market.
HEw VoRE, Feb. -.
MONEY continues very scarc3, with leans at
from l-j3 20 ll1 psr day. This SCARCITY IS causp =
mucl unelsiness IN regard 20 BANS whose conai
tiun Is bad they having Little OF 10 surplus re-
serve, while the drain upon tlem Tor the next 81
Weess VII b. very heavy. a. has been the case az
TINS tine q the year for several wears past
STERLING EXCHANGE !.stGl1st
"JLD weak lt d iaIlOi. Loans 3G7 per cent.
FOR carry Ing C.ei-auces $50 llJo Jl.
6uNEkSMENTS 2 q lower. C. using steadv.
STATE BONDS steady Telnessees lover.
aiO-AS lower except Erie. which advanced in
s. apathy With prices In L.nd1u, but finally Lost
tne advance. " T., st Paul, Toledo a wabash.
ana ono Aissisa-r pi all declined, and Hannibal
81 joseph Tel 20 is p. the m.-Eet close dull.
ila trefsu'J to-day PAID on, $50 ODD II gold for
interest, &c.
IT, g. D. Sd coul----ll5i Do. 1867 roe Jrly...fI3
'-- 19-p- % t&----.liit Do lsir re-. JIi}...li2
g.. '- 7-4i coI 'ai--l-lt 1850 cYlp---..--. lI1.
- coup IS o-d..-.llIi CurIsrcy 6-s..-.-... IN
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V EG EFT IN Z.


II. K. SrgvEss. Ese:
Dear sir,-protab.y no c1ss OF Kidney Comp aint
has come under your observation where this
painful disease has more stun00ruly refused 90 WELD
u the influence i 50 may different remedies a. hay
have suffered pain ,n1rs than ! can describe)
III rou=h the back. hips, and limbs, together WIZ
great difhculty in passing the inc winch very
often and IN sna quantities For twenty years
have been great sufferer with this comp amt.
have tried all OF the remedies recommended which
cane within my reach. / have been % ooush Amer
lcs- 10 al parts oft1e South and West, 20 e. a
change n climate would help ne have ezpen1sl
thousands =. dollars % obtain relief s..A my ouly
reply could be. No better
ABOUT year PgO, was advised b friends On rry
the EEGEriSE they having taken 10 themselves
and been cured. without mucl faitE. ! consented
70 try II aud can truly say. tha' received great
benefit ir0m the first bottle / began % rest better
nights, ana was not Obliged 70 uriuae often wiki
much lees pam. After tasilZ three CT four bottles
was not obliged 20 get up hut or twice during
The n ght and ths laIn ny back end lim1s Vas
groHlu- less from day % d44. I have taken 10 all
some twelve CT - bottles, anI t1-cay an as ab
% attend % active business as any man. VIII can
appreciate the blessing n good health mtr- chau
oae who has suffered for twenty years is 1 have
L il not my duty now have found icle.l % I4ake
the flct known The Ne-etiHe has done moe :or ne
than ever dared 10 aops or expect ir, any ued'-
cine; aud believe me, dear cir, 4 happy at all
times 70 speak 10 rs favor
am, &c, very gratefully yours.
VIVIAN .. OSBORN,
$40 Thru street.
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SINGULAR EscAPE.-OG Wednesday, the
locomotive St. Adams " vas running up to
Piusi1ri from Rutland When short distance
from Centre Rutland, John McEWen, the FIRE
man, in passing from the engine to the tender
made n.sstep and fell from the engine to the
road bed as soon IS the engineer discovered
TIA. the fireman was missing. he reversed bis
engine. snd slowly returned, keeping all The
time sharp lookout, expecting to ind the dead
body Of his comrsde. After proceeding = short
distance he met McEWen walking sloag, appar-
emily unhurt, .ni as cool sni unoonceraed as if
he EXPECTED to o7ertake the engine before its ar
rival ct Pittsford. lie vac taken aboard the
engine, and is now as well as ever, only suffering
somewhat from slight bruises.
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MALDEN DYE HoUsE.

% NVOItI 81 BUoIUN.
FAMILY DYING AND CLEANSING in al is
L branches send your goods BY Express
directed as above will be promptly returned and
entire satisfaction guaranteed.
-EsrABLIsHED 40 YzARs.-
Agents for Burlington Lyman Allen.
March ls.-E6m
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SUICIDE At BRAxDoS-Ephrsim Rand, OF
Pittsfofd, committed suicide at the Douglass
House, Brandon, between one and three O'Clock
Thursday morning When discovered he was
suspended BY scarf from the towel roller, in
the wash room, life being extinct, He was
about s;xty-one years oil. and resident of
Pittsford, although temporarily employed, We
understand, in the foundry at Brandon. The
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NOTICE.

WHEREAS my vie Alkaline Lovely. is no longer
w a member Of my family and household. all
persons are hereby warned against har5orin.. or
trusting her on my account az ] snail pay no debts
Of her contracting after this date.
VICTOR LOVELY.
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For County Commissioner,

ST. ALBAxs BUTTER MAnKET.-Ths market
Tuesday vac dull Fall made, "a to So cents;
winter dsiries, q to % cents; extra, y cents.
No cheese offered; prices, ljto l6 IL cents FOR
the bef. grades
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ANOTHER WOULD GIVE DOLLAR
FOR A DOSE.

B0sT0E, May a0th, lei.
Il. ,. SILvESs. Eco
DeEr Sir-I have been badly O. ~ isted with Kiadey
Complaint for ten years, lave suffered great pain
n my back, hips anC side with Zres. d.lic1 y ia
passing urile winch was often and IN very small
quantities frequently culored with bod. and
eXsruliatinE paiE.
have tired mos, OF the popular remedies recon
mended for my Complaint, / have been under tile
treatnsEt o some Of the most skill-l physicians in
fostou, al " whom pronounced my case lEcurable.
MS was ny condition when l was ADVISED oy
friend 70 Jry thv NaGErISE, and / could see the
good ettc,s from the fret dose / took, AMI irdu
that moment kept on improving until i was eu-
terely cured, taking II al, SHOULD thiuk asou, SIX
bottles.
Il j. ladoet a salu4h.o uslic.n1. and u ] should
be afflicted again u the zane way. would 1--WE
dollar fo- c1se III could not get Il without
respectfully.
u. GI-E,
83 Thlrl Street seutl rIs-r7