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a team" Of the members Of tho Irish Ri1o
Association, through thoir founder, ilr. A. D1cn-
nerhassets Leech, Of Dublin, have challungod an
equal number Of American ri1e-nen to shoot in
tho Uuitod States, in 1874, for tho championship
Of tho world. Tho Irish 'ftenm" is understood
to be the samo which III 1879 beat the English
aud Scotch ''tea1ns" at Wimbledon and won tho
Elcho shield. The challongo prcscribes the samo
rules az governed tho Wimbledon meeting,
ranges from sou to 1,00o yards, rifles not excsod-
ing 10 pounds in weight and without telescope
sights aud halr-triggors; and that tho American
sino'men slall have boen born In this country
and use American rifles. THIS affords an excel
lent chance for our crack rifle A1ots, aud We
have no doubt that an American team " will
be speedily found who Will accept tho challenge.
, 1873-11-26
BUTCHERY Of SEYlTCHkEN-..A REMEDY.

nunI,Na7ox, lows, Nov. n, 1878.
70 tho Editor Of 1bs chfceao Triouut:
e,n. wall, ,ha ln,. a., ,r..-. VA, ~,
ON "1tn'1 'uo 4Ass 10" JoAto' not tons @ snsn
four yaEdmon car'couplera haTo been killed IN
this place a1ouo. Tho nnmbor who hnve boon
severely wounded or MANNED for lite in tho sa1ne
period aro too nuneroua to name.
s Moar Wv ~ tnasn soo;,ants ,,ronoo, .ron, r,<o
causeu, both Of whioh might bc remediod. Tho
first il tho carelossnesa Of tho mon. II they al
wavs hont c1oar os thu track, thov world varv
sa,don, % +. h,,rt nn. ~ st.nniv, "t tron, M
track to tho other, they do not pay attention
enough always to koop outalde Of the rail. This
IL all Indispensable requisite, Which tho men
alono ouaht to look after.
Tho n,Po~ ,,,,uo ,oncar,o .,o ooro,,,,.. r,
-no usno. oAaSo uo'p ,.n Auo eopoS .s ~
me UNITY Or coupling p MAi!e running wath the
tlnt;l' eho Iaen G1sch 5nols !eos III Tue gahita-
fhs', plaesa a. tno oiao OF tho man rali, WHICH
, 1873-11-26

Tia fsbfihgf4id (sta*a.) Nynst|tn.u .tsvnt,a
ttyetel dolnfttts to \ hIhtetnekt IL lf,a c.,,ujJ.
'lnh u Et'u stbaouo oftt, III wlielt suty ibter.
est'& ds'eiUpfAshL n taa1s sptner,,lnE lis cul.
ttfa u Ltbhen,, IN tbs Cu1,tieslle. Yktt,ty. II
At'f'shrs o'h tis slhssftL lflht Tin p,Iilutn Inn
i'nun 1T pthft4blo tAat fAktntta hsys rdns to
foly upon /. NJ tlfsr inain ttst.uhei,ot, fr h.
cbtan, mltlsuht Aii7 f0foienga lU ttip faat 1'
K't'tll1E I'll" tt'hfkot If fnst'o;al pa,le, I!su
rhHtllt IN I1t&t tlts7 find thhtaysl7sa with .wn
croi'n III hand, mI!ti ltllp tfustocs ut Ut.hnng
ANY mnrkot fur IL. anl ttut,atilitYnf uEtnatoty
obtaining vory Inv taicea fur #. IN tv!tti.fon to
thlH fact, lhoro In tltn ttier nnf,1on4htL feature
that t'io lohncc" IN running Tim null fnr
any other crots. Tho Nt7ptttieAn Maya .
" porlapu 25.uf'o ca.on, containing frs.tn a25 to
275 pounds ouch, would 10 tolofah!y cprrocl
cn!s,nuto or Tho amount Of lY72 t',aeco In tho
pobbohHon of tho rartlors of Now EnHlanl ,-tl.ia,
in addition to tho considerably iarxor quantity,
Including tho tohncuo IN !land Of royi2.ta yensn
crops, In tllo hands Ut local Hpcculatorn, uiIu
abound in oycry considerable lol,ncco-rauIns
town. Now. OH top Of tl4iu redundant crop u
1879 Ii piled tho abundant one at thiy Yoar,
Which, although at this atago itn qualities can
not bo positively predicted, yot promiAcs e1ceotl
inglY we'll, indicating good proportion oi
wrappers, which will norya 10 restoro :ho nnul-
ltbrium somewhat dinsurbod by tho deficiency of
last year,
, 1873-11-26

''nvo Leon 1niot al n|I tInru, ntnt whl,or Tiny
1lave PIT o1st tE'"Ir lights ant Evas IL h"f'
Al tho conventional w,l1eyia!n jnur2 in
lhea" d"yh "f n''tI'tnb."I,!y. t1.of. h NJ
j''"tno IN mnanN dlurtnhhtiths hsalta: Tho
you''U lh'1'on n tln or,.l alyle, espeti.l1y hi m
l,Iatttulfnn wh1elI '''smH tu bnatt,v nfnsf pfiY-
t]oH'. " LIN eoleEiatn hh'ilhrllias viii htL
r'mctn t|'n "bnhzImlA ruin, of fneks IL aatlhIl7
blnlIntE IN f"LlI h".eu. tfati tin ytnlng ntllyu
]nYo LIN igltL IL 'fninhd Thai n,en tllsy ylylate
It TIM pfntnr rnrtlhH sihli l,n tl,mstmt. ASH
ntaln nj proHeht. Lin t.Ip h ttotty humiliation
and I'1"uss Hsofy y"hnx Ihy h, tfi',s. fnvtlliynx
t""''"n' IT Tiny hnY4 buy splnt, tI.ny vii u,a,.
l'''he t." aaiIa!s mid pfoesI u,4l tIhs niser
Wbtna't'a Nist,I IL Hofint1sd.
, 1873-11-26

Senator Howe, Of Wisconsin, has taken in good
part tha reminder Of ono Of ti8 organs that 1t
would not be quite the thing for him to accept
tho Chief-Justiccahp.- which, by the way, has
not boon offered him, uo writes letter TO tho
Green Bay Daily Commonwealth, tho paper in
question, in which ho admits that, undor present
circumstances, ho feols sure be ought not to ac-
copt the appointment. Ho doss not state whnt
these debnrzing circumstances cre.
, 1873-11-26

Gov. Bayeridge has issued commissions to ali
the oficors recently elected by Cook County, with
three exceptions. h[r. Gardner IL denied his
rommieBion as member Of the Board Of
Equalization on the ground that thoro
was no vacancy in tho Board which ho could
take. The place which Mr. Tseat resigned was
filled by appointment, to hold till 1870. Com
uaissionH are refused to two Justices Of tho
Poace for the reason that there Is no such olac-
tive officer known to the Law as County Justice
OF the Peace.
, 1873-11-26

Bishop Cummins has isauod circular lotter
addressed to clergymon and laymen who aro or
who may have been members Of tho Protestant
Episcopal Church, informing them that on Tuea-
day, the I'd day Of December, 1878, meeting
will DO held at Association Hall, In tho City Of
New York, at 10 o'clock Il. na., to orgunIzo III
Episcopal Church On the basis Of tho Prayer
Book of 1895. He especially states that tho
'mceting ia to organize, and not to discuss tho
oxpedioucy Of organizing" such Church.
, 1873-11-26

The yellow fever is still prosidlng employment
been sent to the Mayor Of Philadelphia by ono
Of tho Relief Committee Of Dainbrdge, Ga,
which las suffered severely from the plague.
He statea TINT thore Is great destitu.ion in
tho city, and that the fever ia still raging, as it
has been for months Tho appeal is addressed
to Philadelphians only, but 1t should not be un-
needed BY tho charitable elsewhere.
, 1873-11-26

Tho third trial Of Rafferty, for tho murder OF
0niccr O 'hIcara began yesterday at Waukegan. A
jury Of twolvo honest men was obtained after tho
usual difficulty in securing that number, aud tho
case WAS at once opoued by the state's Attorney
for tho people. who presented tho facts with
which tile people by this timo have become 30
NeariIv familiar
, 1873-11-26

The question Of tho Public Library building
ramo before tho Board Of Education last oven
ing. It was finally resolved ths. tho Common
Council should be approached for an appropria-
tou to mako tho old Post-O Office habitablo, aud
Tint when it was fitted for occupancy tho Tree
Library might use whatever room they wanted
OIL paying d Just rent for it.
, 1873-11-26

Tho McEnory Convention at Now Orleans has
adjourned after brief aud harmonious session.
d committee Of loading Louisianians was ap-
pointed to wait upon Congress Mt It's next Aca-
sion and appeal for relief from tho Kellogg
to her place as d froo and independent stato Of
tho Union,
, 1873-11-26

koop failf, with its stoohholiora. II wna t'lere-
foro apparo,,t Tint thoro Ind boon broaoi Of
trunt; und the Tudgo folt Justified u appointing
a Receiver to taho charge Of tito road until it
ca,, 10 aacortai1cd who Its stockholders r:o,
upon whona must ultimately deyolyo tho control
Of tho property.
, 1873-11-26

Tho banking reforms proposed by tho New
York Cloaring~Aouse mike no very rapid prog
ress. 4 meeting Of the Clearinghouse was
held yesterday and new committee appointed
to consider tho proposed reforms. and reduce
them If possible to shape to please everybody.
This action il interpreted III Now York to
mem that tho attempt Of tho Clearing
House 10 assume Legislative powers over
the banEs has failed, aud that hereafter
each bank will bo loft to manage ita own busi-
ness in ita own way, aud to abdo the results.
Tho question Of interest On deposits and
haust!vely by tho Comptroller Of tho Currency iu
lis annual report. Abiding to the vicious
practices and the Generalization OF business
and banking induced by the practice Of paying
interest on deposits, he says that tho adop-
t!on In oil tho cities OF tho country
OF o regulation like that proposed by
the Now York Cioaring- House would do much
more good than can ever bo accomplished by nny
legislation Of Congress. What Is really wanted,
Is Law applicable aliko to all National and
State banks, mud this tho1o ia no prospect of
getting. Tho Comptroller recommends tho abo-
liton Of the tux on demand dopoaits and
MI iucrcaso Of the tax on deposits on
which iutorost ia paid, rs measure
that will mitigate thia evil. uo gives the nasncs
Of National Banks which have boon placod i'll tho
Aanda Of leceiyers for their violation Of tho ro.
hiLition against certifying ohooka not uoonred by
deposits, and promises to enforce tho Inv With
equal severity against oil banks that oiroud In
this way.
, 1873-11-26

Tho sedmontary politics Of Kansas are again
unpleasantly stirred by Gov. Osborn nppoint-
mont Of Crozier to tho vacant United StatoH
8enatorahip. Crozior was Caldwolls attorney
in tue Congressional investigation last winter of
the charges Of electoral corruption. Caldwell
saved himsolf from imminent expulsion only by
resignation, and 1t is felt throughout hia State
that tho appointment Of bis attorney to suc-
coed him is q public affront and Disgrace.
The appointment is believed to 10 a
piece Of political huckstering. Crozior ia to be
made easy On tho expiration Of his term with
tho United statos District Judgeship now hold
by tho judicially-mindodD Dolahay, and Caldwoll
Crozior & Co. il their turn nro to oloct Gov. Os.
born United 8tasoa Senator. There arc fourteen
daily newspapers in Kansas. Thirtoon OF these
denounce tho action Of Gov. Osborn as ill-ad-
visea and unfortunate. Among thom aro in
cluded the five daily papers of Leayenworth, tho
homo of the Governor and his appointeo.
, 1873-11-26
SUICIDE,

nA1r J.AKE, UTAH, Nov. 45-1Ioraco ". Nfysrs,
editor et thu Ca;!nne R1wi!er formerly ol
;3swScr t Mye:A, l,sItlialle.a os lha Halt Lake
i:ren'.J "uraa:, committed bu;u do l:ss nia|a
Ut Cociuao, y t.. tug iaaldanWm. In lafs II lot.
ter to 4iH nlut4ur saylng ho waA tlroA Of lif&
Financial truuLloa nro asal9ued "A tho oAu4s.
, 1873-11-26

bo Judged from tho tono Of Tho proBs aro not
for war; mud however much tho proBi1ont ,lay
bo In favor OF 1t. lnombers Of Congrosa will be
iuoro likoly to llocd tho volco OF tho'r aouHtitu
o1its In tlo roar tlan tint Of Con. Craft in tho
front.
, 1873-11-26

AGA DENY or MfJS1O-Ha1ato,l street, botvaou Mad
%en 4qs ana on1oe @ yHyement OF tho Lydia Thompson
, 1873-11-26

HQ0LEY'S TlEATR1i-nandotnf .tyost, bo:wopn
ulntk and lAsallo. "Loah, thu Forsakon." Afternoon
, 1873-11-26

barley l1ogH woro acttve ut loo doolino, clos-
ing 'scak at s3.GoGo3.o5. Tho cattle and shoop
markets wcre dull mud unchanged
, 1873-11-26

HEADQUARTERS FOR Boys CLOTHING. g. q.
sOLLiNs. 1Bl uud lSa Clark.st.
TRY II, AiOTllERS-Ti&Y IT NOW. MRS. WINS:
1UW3 SuoiAing Ssrnp for children tuetEing bust aud
remedy III ,o wjrd for all diseases 1t children.
, 1873-11-26

IL MEat0n1A1 1A1 :olUKo11- Corner Tgcnty-thrd street
Subject, 'Asutiu Women, Anu,ont aud Modarn."
, 1873-11-26
BUSINESS NOTICES.

DIR. KAuN'S MUSEUM OF ANAToMY-p1Ark
1tfett, betMugn Madison niih Honeop.
, 1873-11-26

AuA a aA1' Au1at3t AA4 6poGcnea 6nouRn
for eossion OF Congress and whom it lad
reached the Appellate Court, nfter years Of time
and Thousands Of dollars had been expended, it
WAS decided by majority Of tho Court Of APP
poa1s TINT the action Ind been brought for tyes-
pass, when 1t ought to hayo boon brought for
t''csrass OIL the case ; consequently oil pastioa
had to begin de nouo. III tho moaulime tho man
who had commenced tho action died. II thief
is indicted for burglary, and tho indictment
omits to state forty or fifty taos
that ho committed tho burglary feloni-
ouaty, tho indictment fallu and tho thlet o.
capcn. In tl.onsand different why's, too MI
norous to mention, tho ends Of 1uutlco aro ro-
tarlod aud defeated by the sonseloss rouui.e.
monts OF tho antiquatod legal forms still en-
ploycd In this State. Yarious constructions Of
Ju,'sdyco Is. Jarndyce arc poasiblo iu Illinois
which werc abandoned twenty years ego in En-
gland whore they originated. and Judge Douyior
required two hugo legal volumes to merely de-
fine the porploxity Of torms employed In our
buuglng piactico.
Wo advise tho farmers, when they obtain con-
troll Of tho Legislature, to undertake Law po-
form at tho Bamo time thoy undertake Rnilroul
Reform. In massachusetts,, Now York, Ohio.
Iowa, Wisconsin, and many otAor States Of tho
Union, tho antiquatod practice, will, iH
jumbled technology and incompro',onshlo
distinctions, has long since bcou nbau-
donod, and Code established whoh
IL deBigned to e.ato tho law end tho facts in AZ
c.oar and concise shape as the bost-iufor1nod
legal minda could doyiso. Tho Codo practice
also nbollslos tho diptiaction beswoou law eal
equity, which battles tue comprehension Of o,di-
nary minds, aud yot demands au entirely tlfro,-
ont mode Of procedure. Tic dotluttou OF a
court of equity, or chnnoory, Ia +" court whicl,
administers justlce according to tho principles
OF equity" which would scou, to imply Tim. IN
act'on ut Inv dooB not sooure equity. 1t ia uot
neccssary to ponotrato tho Hubtloty Of tho din-
hnotop. but only to recall that there aro certain
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-04-24
The Wheat Field Ct America
Heathfl Climate. Free Hemes, Good narkets.

THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAIL
ROAD Offers for sale its Lands in Central and
W estern Minnesota, embracing: ] The beat
of Wheat Land, 2. Excellent Timber for the I'LL
the Farm and the Fire; 3. Rich Prairie Pasturage
and Natural Meadow, watered by clear Lakes and
running streams-in Ileaithful Climate, ichere Re.
Ter and Aque is urhnolcn,
Grain eau De shippedhence by lake to market IS
cheaply as fl DIN Eastern Iowa or Central Illinois.
Cars now run through these Lands IRON Lake Su.
perior to Dakota. Price OF land close track 90
to - 90 per further away 81 so to $500. Sew.
en- Years Credit; Warrantee Deeds Northern
Pacific 7-3O Bonds, now selling al par, received
for land at Sl.l0. No other unoccupied Lands pre-.
sent such advantages to settlers.
SOLDIERS under the New Law March, lS72)
get 100 arres FREE, near the railroad, by one and
wo years. residence.
TRANSPORTATION AT REDUCED
RATES furnished from all principal points East
to purchasers of Railroad Lands and Settlers OF
Government Homesteads. Purchasers, their wives
and children carried free over the Northern Pacit
C Road. Now Is the time for Settlers and Colonies
to get Railroad Lands and Government Homestead
close to the track.
Send for Pamphlet containing full infOrmation
map and cory OF New Homestead Law. Address
LAND DEPARTMENT, NORTHERN PACIFIC
RAILROAD, ST. PAUL, MINI,
Or S3 FIFTH AVENUE, Cor. 9TH ST., New YORK.
may29.tlveod&weow
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Published at AUGUSTA, MAr:E, Water Street,
foot of Court, by SPRAGUE, OWEN NASH.
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Maine General Hospital Fair.
The following Rules have been adopted
by the Executive Committee.

by the Executive Committee.
lst.-Tables shall be numbered, and assigned by
2d-Nothing shall be sold on commission. Every
article brought into the Hallfor sale becomes there
py entirely the property Of the Fair, and it must
nor nor De given away or disposed Of in any manner
not approved by the Executive Committee.
Sd The prices of all articles will be fixed by the
Executive Committee
ath.-All articles are 10 be marked and sold at
reasonable prices.
,oth-All responsible parties whether individu.
ais parishes other Org an il through the
STATE desiring space at the Fair, may have tables
s1sslghea them on application to the Executive
Committee at their Headquarters l2O Middle street
tth-Therc shall be general table to be called
ne Portland Table, for the reception and dispos.
al OF all articles received by the Executive Com
mittee, and Of all other articles not designed for
other tables.
1th There will also be a State table for the dis.
position Of all articles contributed without assign.
ment to any table from outside Of Portland.
aprlG3wt CIlAS. &. JOSE, Secretarr.
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a Life policy is the only investment which does
hot shrink In case of your DEATH but immensely
expands.
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Che GRADES,

CHOW CASES. CORNER. CLOCK
, and Mantle Shelves made to order, with
Plain or Moulded edges. BRACKETS sawed I'm
different styles at DEARBORS'S
Grove Block.
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PRICE THREE CENTS.

Better, thousand times better. send
your SONS and your daughters out into the
world with strong, healthy souls. trained to
love the good and the true and the bcauu-
full, and to dosplsc the coarse, the vulgar.
and the low, wherever found and armed
with the strong, empowering attachment
for home, which shall he like the myslcn-
Gus, unseen force that draws all things 10
the earths center TO fight the battle of life
with no other aid than TO save and stint
that you may cheat their souls in order TO
leave them few thousands in pcrishahlc
gold at your death
Some other time may speak more par
ticularly Of the ways in which home may
be made attractive, but for the present this
is enough. DO fully believe, that if cur
fathers and mothers throughout the land.
would awake 10 the importance Of this
question, one of the most difficult prob
lens Of the age would be solved: how TO
save our sons and daughters and this fear
iul cry Of corruption upon ali sides would
cease to ring in our ears az it docs to-day.
IN
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FOR TEE LADIES.

Blue black is another new color.
Lord Nelson scars are imported for the
swells.
The Elizabcthan ruff continue. very fash
ionablc.
Black satin quilted undcr,liiris will tc
worn next winter.
Black ostrich feathers are much used in
trimming new bonncts
Oxydzod silver buckles. of antique de-
sign are all the rage.
Walking suits of black silk are always
handsome and gcntccI.
c. himcre dresses, heavily embroidered.
are among imported goods
Coffee colorcd note paper, with initial,
stamped thereon, is the latest.
Vclyctecn will not be worn next winter.
save for street undcrslirts.
Promenade dresses are made lust TO
touch the ground behind and show the tip
of the boot in front.
Gloves that lace up in the back have
been introduced, but are not destined to
attain any degree of popularity
Some ladies are wearing pumps with
pointed backs. This fashion will die nat
ural death when cold weather comes.
The latest French fashion Of making
evening dresses of several different colors
has been adopted by our fashionable ladies'
generally.
The new French glove is Of striped kid
white stripes and gray stripes running
pcrpendicularly down the hand Ike cater
pillars.
Comparatively few ladies wear white
skirts in the street. now-a-days. Skirts of
black cashmere or mohairs are substantial
SaSlpS of heavy w1tprp1 rilbon hale u
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Gathered s.css;e.

II is better fn do.ilo . coca ,,....,.,.l 'i..i.
The one exclusive sign of % thorough
knowledge is the power of teaching Arie
tolle.
4 prudent man. says witty Frcnchman,
is like pin; his head prevents him from
going too far.
A pure style in writing results from the
rejection Of everything supeiluous-I Mime
Ncckar.
Truth. though it always lies letween two
extremes. does not always lie IN the mi.'-
die Nichuhr.
Hateful is the power and pitiahe the life
of those who wish to he feared RATHER than
TO be loved Cornelius Ncpos
If you cannot inspire "A woman with love
of you fill her above the hrim with loveoi
herself all that runs over viii be yours.
Cotton,
KnvAN PnoyERB.. lie who -teadies
himself between two ships will certainly We
/ drowned.
'-Shamc is worse ;han death
,.IIc who wccps from his heart VIII pro-
woke tears even from the blind.
"A lean horse and hero ia Sirr@o
county each look aniss.
"When you 70 to law against the cm-
peror God Himself should be the judge.
'sThe wise men strike twice against one
and the same stone,
You may praise the Rn.sana thousand
times, but his eyes viii still be hlue, .thc
reverse of handsome. according 10 tshct
taste.
Young men may die old men must
The Overlooking .loucriugJ tongue
soon makes a wound
t,.tl1 -ti.v..u
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ruR INFLAMMAToRY AND CHRONIC RIIEu-
MArISM,
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NEW MOULDINGS FOR PICTURE
~ Framing ChromOs, Lithorraphs. Urd
Engraylngs at DEANBORNS
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DYSPEPSIA or INDIGESTION,

by pmip ing an the fluids with VISEGAR IT.
TIERS. 10 epidemic can take hold Of the system
thus iOIc-armcG.
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GeaG.

iD'ONlh" AM "h"''N''''' "--'''""
IN
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i"o ""eHV'o" VI low" Agents IN\a'cia"-
! ana Druggists Is especially called TO our Wines
| AS they are uneurnossod for rncdlco1 t,tftroeo.
| -, i''I
rVihihs from one OF inc Olucai Vineyards III
| California. All goods guaranteed pure and glt-
| isfocto.,- c..,,t,a ,,.t,,,,,,t ,,,. ,..,,,,,,
V''' 20 ~ N''"''N' "' my '0P'"'N'
OFFICE,
CORNER FREIGHT AND EVELYN. SITS.
' '
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NH''''""" {" h'"'Vp' y bl'N'j
u,
Rutland, Vt. myth
4 CUSTOM BDOK-BINDING.
Y
We are prepared to Bind in now ANA nrwaml
ate style any Of he popular
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B'''kN. MNtALINES AND NEWS
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scEoTrLA, OR KINGS EVIL,

,.hltn swolllng5. ulcers Efy5pclas, swellcd
uerl. ,roitre scrOfulOus lnndmmatlOnS, mercu-
rlal affections, old sores, cruptlons Of the SKIN
sore eyes. etc. IN these, as In all other COlau-
.tiitfonnl discusses WALKERS VINEGAR BITTERs
nave shown their great curative powers III the
most obstinate and mtraCtable cases.
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FourrYreG nopY AGAINST DISEASE