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TUESDAY. IL I.iST3.
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A Word About The Qse, of Ter ms.

Word Aboul the Vse, OF Ter ms.
Tbs .HoyoM. naked thc meeting Iof two
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'olie'rT''H;Ne h''c~,l'cVgu'N"g 'hesvI
fcmsrks,eweee'n ancf ,vp ndoraNu'1enefa''
'treihinFness' 'ws' 1rs"nnu'ln Vhu aIpiica'
Cd ton. OF stnles 'rn '"nnexacthc$s which
ought not tc'rfeVaifTn e"'d1u diseuts'onS'
Whether ''he nppiicatron of"nuei was
hnade by our. confmTnrafyo OF nP'' VIC
canaotsay! ''lbnt' at snE'rSte n'a mol .
happy one ''lhc'ternsn'ulnmst ara
."extleinistH may f'fortr'y earffed ID
o bad eeps''' and we e1evc9""rc,uP" az
ways so''app'ied'' aU''psetheSe ie1ms IN
referring to any'i"oiror'c'aSsIo. nep, y
as recelNe@,ny nr'Ps"P,cr 10 cnaiee 'nein
with going icy cncf 'he'oounos ot lrPPfie'
tyf Oh "s'nnd rchcy' r'n aavocn'ng any
: measure - ihe "ih'Fieu'cai uofs no'
necessarily mean nS.Hfucn' 'hongA ~ y
gate olSen usfuf ,eh'sfcuso III i"esm
irons invotslug 'isnt anu w'ooa' ." ~
questions OF nofail,y,tneso .sis ms Z pi IN.
bad sense'af ems o'y'nplP'eap.e' n,Sgoors
' NJ 'rlght 'tNcr! ~"eIc ~ -
b all cifc'tn>'onccg; i'iG n ".J .I,r,, i'm.
wherever W htu'l'. .as,,v. ,iobt
'lo',''c, or lnI.GIs, measure. However
90 ana auvoe''g. di9Y@,lt IN understand
fnd'caily i ,[re,n+ he nltroitut. when ref.
Shas" rm,.Ir'' :,n,,t ,sulsnc,s II
m,ano un,bnds orc' nmnlnttd ~foeenforce
rioht 1vcthor9s, i, NAV be, rNs,calins the
iiyerv of he'll TO serve the Lord in" but
;s baydl y, radical or ult,a reform dDoing
ov;l ,Sat mod ,mov comen IL, not general.
i, acocntsd ne ro6d, PROTESTANT d6etrioe.
Nn donl,t many 4 GOOD cause has suffered
an ,ccount If. unworthy sanpott. And
r;id1t here i. one Of tic srahdest opka.
tn]n;t;es Of the ;nnrnalist,l we insist mat
oo4nnblic journalist, who his the highest
good Of nIonI;pa at, heart, can ,%nrobkrly
become 50 enthusiastic in, sdbpott ofbny
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20. CONVICTED OF MANsLArGnrER.-C hel.
sea, June 27.-In the case of John G,
Carlton, who has been on trial the past
week in the Orange County Court, for an
ASSAULT on u young man named Davis Of
Vershire, which resulted in injuries that
caused his death, the jury to-day brought
in a verdict-of guilty, The case has eX.
cited much interest and over a hundred
witnesses have been examined. An at.
tempt was made to impcaeh the father Of
young Davis, who was the principal wit.
ness for the State. The counsels for the
State were Il Gambell State Attorney
and John w. Rowell Randolph. Hon
Dudley G. Dennison of Royalton, Hon
Charles Fl. Heath of Montpelier, and
Hon. Roswell Farnham of Bradford
counsel for the respondent, Judge Red
field presided during the trial. Carlton
had a trial a year ago, but the Jury failec
to agree,
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DANGEROUS FIREARMs.-New York,
June Pa boy aged twelve son Of
John Nelson of Washington, d. c., ac-
.cidentally shot and killed himself with
his fathers pistol. during his parents alb.
sence at a funeral, yesterday. .
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BrTI.ER ~ THE OLD. ban ..SEATE.-A
Correspondent from the Hub says. it is
quite possible. that the MASSACHUSETTS
Republican convention, will nominate
Butler lor governor; bnt ii il doesithorei
will be a bolt,-anA what better ground
for a bolt than the failure Of the, convex
ton to denounce the salary grab ?. Buff
the convention is. ready. to, depeunce it,
how can it put up for. goyerneE the. maa
who engineered it through Copgyess 2
Butler hegins,to isel tho weakness. OF his
position, aud, Ia act on the ydaisnsiye; 8. but
when in that attitude he is .Dpt, tOrmid-
able. As the campaign opens, at begins
to LOOK as If he would achieve another
iizzle, second only to that Of .lhTI,s He
cap only baye,the .aetiycsuppOrt Of Bout
well in case be is quite sure. to SUCCEED,
and without BoniYalHs.. halP, at the crit
zeal moiptnt, be. may 90 nnds CT, and bp
deserted cyan by, tho of~iee,hulders; as
DR.. Ayers ,Nas,, last. fall, when. running
for Congress against Judge Hear lie
no longer draws +he temperance men, 10
his side, as he'did two Years ago, nor is
the labor party, what Is left Of it, much
inclined to hep HIN. "Ilis main, %reliance
is probably ia tie efficiency 81 tie custom.
houses and pbst-olicesi in packing NE eau;
cuses so that ne can carry a majority Of
the delegates without d wwrabgIo; but
there Is time enonghto 'deroaf this hope
of his if only The apti7Butldr men VIII
rn;,a o,a ~ 49, worp ~TnN SonA COS
where he was strong tEo' yeaH aga. AZ
now has bneintle'kOla Oh the peStteSi; II
Others he has eoiied kfgeIy9" Mylpj,
preston islthat he" has' TnoEsqsg9od a
chance to be ''hohiinsted' Is Coy
Washbutn OF any other mabShtf Has" 6ai
that this chance WIN dfmiHfsH 'whK'eet6py
eomingweeRN osrhrtkefe is gfest atSiIhJ
among the leadidgfefSdsltaths' ia all parfs
of the state, 'hnd, saSiess 7sAdshYnghap
pens to call them out, theS may leffhl
n~ominaion: 90 W asaEhss:'S ss.'"
80 "a .s~sA
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THE FALL OF KnIvA-St. PetersJurgh,
June 29.-An official Geographic des-
patch from Gen. Kaufman that
the capital of Khiva was occupied by the
Russian forces on June 10. The. Khan
Of Khiva fled to Youmandow. 81
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Gsq;;MecK eqzic,, the Mexican raider.
! sSiid'to 'be the most wounded. man IN
lhS arhy; He has had 2 bullet through
rs lungs, which has greatlI DIMINISHED
hts conversational pbwers he has lost
pc W. Of fis fingers; be- has been per-
f}fafed b. an Indian arrow aud ? large
l(lS ~ III ' q gbplsts received darinestha
ffpeiiion' ss~ s]a r,gsv k~.'
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SEWING MAcnINEs.-We call the at
t%eption Of all who use Se,cing Machines
to the advertisement Of the " NeU I'm.
prored AMERICAN" Being assured by
those in whom we have confidence, that
as recently Improved, they excel all 9th
ers. The trouble Of threading both shut.
Tie and machine being overcome, the ten;
sion so perfected as to be easily regulated,
without breaking thread, removing work
or shuttle, seems to have simpli6ed them,
so that they are about perfect.
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P~ickpockets do not enjoy life in Cali.
fornia. An old 'bull.whacker' felt a
strange hand in his pocket, there, recent.
ly, aud, pulling his penknife, with a blade
that weighed a pound, cut off the mans
hanl at tho wrist and threw It after him,
with the advice to put it in whiskey,
where it would keep
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SJ-f,JNt 10
STATE OF VERMONT, ! I,c. Il. Bush, Cashier
County of Addison ,ss of tho First National
Bank at Orwell, in the State of Vermont, do SOL
EMMY swear that the above statement is true to
the best of my knowledge and belief.
C. e. BUSH, Cashier.
Sub cribed and sworn to before me, this 2sth
day of june, 1878. j. W. BoYNT0N,
Norrect-attest Notary Public.
JOHN L. HAMMOND,
JOHN T. RICH, Directors.
EDGAR s., CATLIN,
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The farmers of Illinois don't intend to
have much fun OF the glorious Fourth,
judging from tho LorcuIean tasks tney
have marked out. Besides milking feed.
ing the hogs and doing the other chores,
some OF them propose to meet and " con-
slider and act upon the dangers that now
threaten the safety of the nation and the
liberty ofthe citizens in the shape Of char.
tered m%onopolies and corrupt conspira.
cies against the public interest" W
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Mr.. Nesbitt, a son Of the enthusiastic
republican who used to contribute SO lib.
orally to MIR. Colfax's campaign expenses
has just bagged a lucrative post. oficc con.
tract for envelopes and stationery.
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THE RIVER OF LIFE

The Publishers announce tho near complete
of this charming Sabbath School Song Book.
which more than thirty Of the very best write
and composers contribute. 1t will appear in J
ly. Send orders early. Specimen pages free. Il
tail price rs cents.
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TPRoGREss OF TIL New CABLE.-Lou
don, Ju',e 25.-Up to noon, yesterday,
1885 miles Of cable had been paid out,
and ali was going well On board the Great
Eastern, which expects to arrive at Hearts
Content on Saturday.
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Alberston gave the signal by seizipg
Mr.. Turner, the keeper, and John Me-
Laughlin, a convict from Booklyn, who is
suspected of being the murderer Of Pan
orma, struck Turner on the head with a
bar of iron, knocking him senseless. The
keeper was then disarmed. Next Mr..
Radnode, one of the guards was knocked
down with the same bar Of iron. Robert
Renforth, New York city convict, sprapg
upon Mr.. Eddy another guard, with q
stone hammer and hit him on top Of the
head, knocking him senseless and disarm-
ing him. This disposed of three Of the
guards, but for some reason the convicts
who had been expected to take care Of the
other guard failed IN their part, and the
guard ran to the iron and gave the alarm
to the officer on the outside. McLaugh'
lin, Alberslon aud about twenty other
c%onvicts made for the roof, taking the
sledge hammers and bars Of iron to knock
off the heavy iron plates with which it is
covered, But before they could effect O
breach the officers outside blew the alarm
whistle and rang the prison bells. Hear
ing tncse notes OF warning the convict!
knew that their game was up. They in
stantly dropped from the ladder, most o.
them rcsumiug their work and looking a.
innocent as lambs. The whole transac.
ton occupied but a very few minutes
The guards were all seized and Knocked
down at the same time, and had it no,
been for the failure to secure the fourth
guard the plot would have been success.
!Ul.
None Of the officers were fatally injur.
ed on Tuesday morning, though one Mr.
Eddy, will probably be disabled for some
time. The leaders, Albertson, McLaugh,
lin, Ryan and Rcnforth, are confined il
dark cells, and are to be kept on a low
diet until they are considerably reduced
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Horse Shoeing and Logic
in 1873.

60 straight to Howard for your shoes,
He Keeps the best and won't refuse
To do your work so well and cheap,
The secret You can scarcely keep.
of all hoTse-,hoers east or west,
lie claims to rank among the best;
The year wh,n he this trade began,
Dates back t. eighteen forty zone;
From then till now he's piled his trade.
And Of himself has robly made
A workman killed in every part,
Within, without, in head and hesrr.
y Experienced help he keeps on hand.
Skilful and smart, whp 6n demand
Will serve his patrons on the call,
The rich, the poor, the learned and all
At Towards is the place to buy
Your shoes and nails, which, +" by the BY"
lie cilSsiffs and understands.
And uses what gag horse demands.
For horses differ in flis need
About n .aueh as ia their speed.
Yea, go h. Howard, for he knows
The kind If nail and kind of shoes
Nour horses need, and what will stand.
The strain Of cur untempered land.
llor.e-shoeing froul this even date, .rffLf|
Aspeeidhy he now will make;
No fear of colts has hero Howard.
Because he was not born a eolrard
So 60 to him and yon will get
The best OF woIk at prices net;
From : ellingtoi's about a hop,
You'll find skilled Howard and his shop.
Middiebnry, june, 1873, l3i4w a.
L
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''HfnE HotsEiIoLD BIBLE, published by
WAliam'J Holland x Co., Of this city
cembides more points ofinterest and prac.
ticAl' value for the Biblical student than
any 7other'edition within our knowledge,
The text'is furnished with copious mar.
ginaiatefcrebces and notes, there are de.
tailed 'explahations of the manners, Gus.
toms and geography Of the Holy Land
and other countries spoken of in the Bible,
there are NEARLY two hundred maps and
plates scattered along through the volume
to illustrate a~td'explain the text, and q
|Brblc 'dietioiary with over two thousand
explanatory'article is Incorporated in the
Eoiumei."' Any one ofthese special fea.
lures %oald'bc 'ehough'to recommend the
Volume to favor; and" the combination Of
hear s7ait,earhiotr fail to secure for the
Ecrk"aNteiys. tSrge sale The presenta,
Horror semneh Explanatory matter and
IF so'many illustrative plates and maps
EifhihaRe' the book Specially valuable fol
family ftadihg ana Use, and no Biblical
4chuidt,' teacher or render can afford tc
@o'withdut tho Helps which The House.
hold Bible contains" The portable size
u 1.-THE bduk,'' considering ',he'extent o.
. dhe' fcld' cdtered'by its contents, is a.
dnct a uhafVefhbd a convenience, and the
lpw'price' AT which'it 1s'ofesed' viii com
rhehd it'd pubic 'Nivor.E Springfield
Dry1y .FJoio,,a""~' -. h- ""'"""
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- D. 1Ns - NnsF T
MOWERS AND HORSE RAKES

D. L will sell from this dste the Acme Mower with
changeable speed and four feet six inch cut for
500, and with single speed and four feet cut for
$50. Fafinefs will do well to examine thoroughly
these machines with their improved points before
purchasing Others. We warrant them to give
satisfaction. | have also tho Kirby, that was
pronounced by the committee Mt the great trial
at Rutland, last season, 10 be superios to tho
Wood, Clipper, Meadow King, sprague, and
many others, which will sell at SS5. Those that
bought these Mowers last year think them better
than any others they ever used. -."
ITHICA, RAKES.-I am selling these rakes
this year at $40, and warrant them to give salts
faction. With the raising apparatus they handle
easily and'aFe pleasing all who try them. 1 have
two of last years pattern at q reduced price.
ALBERT CHAPMAN,
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Amending ihc Constitution

The Rutland Herald anxiously asks
whether VIC must wait len years ,'boipfe
we ameud our constitution aud adds, The
power. Of the people. to call .conventi9n
to revise the constitution is, We doubt not
now conceded, but the question remains
how long can VIC afford 10 wait before do
Ing it?'-..... ~at '~',- - .
No constitutional change can be ietfect,
Cd upder the, present rss q3c N I%s and
oncc in ten. years thereafter. the. proposal
OF amenpdmeDt,t tn be- referred to tho Leg
i|slaturc next to lie ohnsep,. and if approx
cd ty them, thcolit must be submitted TO
u direct vote of the people which will
use up about two years OR: well into lae2.
So perhaps we may answer the inquiry
in the negative Nine years will be
about the leugth of time we mnst wait.
1t must BE- u fagrant~ eail indeed which
can justiiy..or nakG. it. possible for tho
people of Vermont lisa in. open rebellion
to all established Government, and orlgt
mate a government dc. nor0- Amy depM-
ture from the c9nlse. maykod out by OUT
present constitution. Wnnld. be,,IeS4 uiiop
airy. Some of .tha. Gyils vol ihe violent
breaking up. the. fundamental principles
Of our local goyernment,,. arc,not difficult
Of comprehension. Legislative %. enact
ments would have. an. UNCERTAIN. tenure.
l.ife, liberty. and. .propnrty would BIO On
dapgered. Aud with the safeguards O fta~
and government, swept. away. anarchy
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4, MIR Dennis Smith. Of West Rutland,
died on, Monday last, 10 the Saith year
,of bis age. F.
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Age does not impair DR.. Pierce Pleas
ant Purgative Pellets, or SugaF- Coated,
Concentrated Root and Herbal Juice,
Anti. bilious Granules. Their coating,
and being enclosed in glass walls, preserve
their virtues unimpaired for any length
of time, in any climate, so that they are
always fresh and reliable, which IS not
the case with the pills put up il cheap
wood or paste. board boxes. Reeccolect
that for all diseases where a Laxative,
Alternative or P'urgative is indicated, these
little Pellets viii give the most perfect
satisfaction TO all who use them, They
are sold by all ienterprising Druggists at
25 cents.
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The Revolt at Dannemora.

CLINTON PRISON CONyICTs STRIKE FOR LIB
ERTY-KEEPERs KNOCKED DOWN AMI
DIsARMED.
A correspondent of the New York Sun
adds the following to the particulars al.
ready given Of the attempt OF Dannemora
convicts to escape:
D~ANNEMoRA, June 1S.-A desperate
attempt to escape was made about two
o'clock yesterday morning by the prison
ers at work in the forge connected with
Clinton Prison. The plan seems to have
been well matured, and failed only be-
cause of the precautions which have beer
taken to give the alarm almost instantly
and bring to the scene of trouble all the
officers Of the prison and inhabitants o.
the village. The men who work in the
forge are generally long-termed men
The leader was Charles Alberston, who
was sent from Troy for burglary, and il
serving his second term. He is a despor
ado, and was wearing chains, having re
Gently broken prison. But for the fail
ure of one of the prisoners to disable hi
guard at the proper time, doubtless thu
forty prisoners in the forge would Law
escaped There are three guards ant
one keeper, all armed with revolvers, il
the forge, which is in use night and day
At night the iron gates are locked, ant
three guards and keepers remaiug inside
and another is stationed at one Of tn
gates. The plot seems to have been tina
at a signal the prisoners should knocl
down and disarm these guards and tn
keeper, and then knock a hole through
the roof and jump off into the street ant
make for the woods, only a few rods dis
tant. This could easily have been done
as the forge is close to the pickcts.
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A. New York physician. recommends
for old. peopleawhor he. says re-
lyiSe.it more than tho He'woald
them .Nsehew, the ,courtly mipuetfo o
jigs apd h~ornpipes,, and, under his direo.
tiop. q, dancing class has' already oeen
formed. the junior. member of which is a
.dema Of, G5 while the senior is an
elastic old bachelor. who has just turned
Itba epT perof his. SQth year. $50, 80 s~
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Tue ATLANTIC BANK .CAsE.-Ne1U
York, June 26.-The President of the
Atlantic Bank, Mr.. Southworth, appeared
in court to-day to refute the rulnor set
afoat Yesterday Of his having absconded.
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Cholera The NeW & ork .@JourJal Q

b.. CHOLERA The New York .Ioaraal ot
Commerce rccommcud- The following pre-.
Iscripiiopsto We kela on hnnd and u,,rI Mt
tho ditctsti6'n oi'tht %pr,ieht Take equal
parfs III lipctures Of opium, red pepper.
thur tbss peppermint and camphor, and
hixy fofs Use ;Ndose, 10 to 90 drops in
three or four teaspoontuls of water, to he
taken the istant the bowels arc perceived
to be out of order. A sufficient amount
Of money to supply the poorer classes
with this preventive, might be a prc6ta-
Bile Investments.
Tnn CHOLERA - Memphis, june %
This was the hottest day Of the season
The thermometer being "a, but the day
was bright and clear. There has been i
marked decrease in deaths from cholera
the whsle number Of interments were 10
Of which 9 were cholera cases. The gen
era1 belief is the disease has run its COURSE
here ard will probably disappear. Re
ports from the surrounding country along
the lines of railroads are still very
gloomy. ..,
., THE, CHOLERA IN TENNEssEE.-NaSh
vile, June 26.--Twenty-f -four deaths from
cholera is reported to-day. The disease
seems to attack different parts of the city
at different times, and while prevalent ii
one portion is scarcely present in another
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ID UilhDING LOTS FOR SALE,

Situated on South ST., in the village of Middle.
hurry, eight rods front by oyer ten deep, Terms
reasonable. For further Information inquire Of
e ~e. .,s CHESTER b.'CLARK.
Aiiddlebqry, VI. May rs, 1879, : lo;tf
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Fifteen years ago the first Atla1tic ca
Bile slipped into its roomy bed and, 70.
day. four iellow-fopes are alresl y hYfowl-
Jog alongside, mhkiog ~ desdedE' upY
comfortable mapping Tor vpHm wxbtbqes
The fr4t cable suilised n tnpsh4t tw
congratulations loffQueen Wctoth and
President Buchanan, and has lain as
dumb as the equator ever since. The
FIRST successful cable. that of 1865, broke.
a few weeks ago the cable of 1866 is
working /; that of 1869, or the French
cable, has just been broken 2Os miles
from Brcst, but has been spliced and, we
understand, is again working. The fourth
cable was landed by the Great Eastern,
on Friday, at Hearts Content, New
foundland, and extends straight to Valen.
tia, being little less than 1900 miles long,
or about the length Of the cable of 1866.
The new cable is Of three qualities, in
dicated as shore, intermediate and deep.
sea cables, the latter being the lightest,
As soon as the connection with America
is established. the Great Eastern will 90
back to within 56S miles of Valentia,
where it will g.applo for the broken ca.
bic of 1865. 81 Think Of grabbing for
that string 1900 iathoms, or more than
two miles, below the. surface! This is
one of the most interesting feats to be
performed, as it will determine the dura.
bility and condition of cables in actual
use.
RAILROAD SCHEMES IN MExIoo.-Gen
Rosecranz is still unsuccessful in getting
the desired aid from the Mexican govern
ment for his great scheme of a narrow
gauge railroad across that country from
ocean to ocean, and Of a north and south
line to connect the City Of Mexico with
the narrow gauge road now building from
Colorado down. A rival scheme callec
the International project, and represent
cd by Mr.. Plumb, seems TO be more IL
favor just now, partly because it'has beer
more "discreetly managed" and partly
also, because it is to be built on thebroat
or standard gauge. The Mexicans are
little shy in their inexpcriepce ofthe nov
city Of the narrow gauge. The only rail
road Mexico now, is from Vera Cruz tt
the capital. But two other short line
are in progress Of execution, oHe of 81
miles, to connect the city of -Pachuc
with the Vera Cruz line, and another o
Al miles, between Puebla and Matamo
ras lzucar. The government has granite
a subsidy to them both. "~' '-''~"' "
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FOR PIMpLEs ON, TIE PNCE
MY Kingdom for Il Horse.

What the purse of King Richard could. not then
procure, all can now purchase for a song The
Centaur Liniment will not raise the dead horse OF
a king, but / win cure q lame ops,, and-more
than that lit is the most remarkable thing for
swellings, stiff joints, .eaked breasts stipgs and
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