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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-07-18

WEsrMoRELAND.N. H.-The pail shop of Col. d. W.
Patten building two and half stories high, %
CO. during the process of raising. fell with crash,
barely permitting the escape of the workmen.
An intelligent and aimable young Miss has
Gently worked and half days on the road. in
payment of her tax. Her many valuable attain
ments, can be ascertained by the right young man
good habits and industry.
During the shower of the Sd inst, lightning
struck and consumed the barns of VIM. Bennett
just over the line in Chesterfield also four tons OF
hay and nearly all his farming tools,
On the night Of July 3D. there Fo,ot play car
ried on to an unusual extent on the premises of G.
c. and ]. L. Fuller, either by some bold and daring
quadrupeds, else by some lower and more villain.
Gus bipeds. who, il the Darwinian theory be true
would be disgrace to their more worthy acestors
the said owners the next morning finding their ex-
cellent flock of fowls minus just forty valuable
young turkeys.
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TenDerauce,

A temperance meeting under the au-
spices Of the Rockingham Temperance
Alliance, will be held in the Baptist
church in this place on Sunday evening,
July goth at six o'clock. All are cor.
daily invited to attend.
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State of Vermont
WINDHAM IS.
ELEAzER L. WATERMAN In Chaneery ril
rauN N gTrppPrrs
June, 1873


JOHN fl. TIBBETTs, Term 1878.
WHEkEAS ELEAZER L. WATERMAN of ia
" maca, in said county brought his petition at
this term against JOAN Ii TlBbhTIs of the same
Jamaica pray fng Tor the foreclosure of a mortgage
executed by said TlBBErTS to SAID WAIEKMAS
dated SEPFEMBEk 30 Is 2. of certain par els OF
land In ctratton, IN said county, wit One Marcel
conveyed to said IlbBErIS by Leander Allen
MHrch ~, $40. One other parcel containing Glfy
acres conveyed 20 said TIBBETrES by ORKES
PAkaQNEi conditional to secure the payment 10 IS
" W. MERRIAM X y. OF S64.7S iur winch said
AdEkMAN wa liable as surety. also a mute 10 ii.
WubbLh R of S0U. on which said ~ aI'kk N an
was liable surety, and also all debts due IA al
TERM n a READ. Of which firm said WATER-
MAN Was partner amounting 10 sll7 35, ali wkIch
deots SAID W AiEfAMAN has been ON PEELED 10 az
as surrey and partner of said READ ana the
amour OF whlcn with large OF interest are
now que and owing to said WATERMAN
ana II appearing that aid JOHN IA, IIBBETTS
has run az ~ aud gone without tatS Stale, SO that
process ecu d not be served upon him
therefore II Is ordered by the Chancellor that said
Etse DC continued 70 the next the Court Of
Shaheefy U ne held at \ ewiane in and tor the
492uhty Of Nindhain, Aforesaid, the ShCDND
lobSDAf or eEPlEh BEk. A. b., 1877 : and that
me orator notify said JOHN II Al BErlS OF the
benaanes o. bis said petition and % the OF the
Court 70 which the same continued b. publisa lne
the substance OF hts petition eith this order, Tor
printed at Rockingham, in said County the last
pu3icatlon 70 De At least t~euty Us previous TO
sald next SEPIEM Der term said Court OF Chan
Gerry
Il. L. WATERMAN, Orator, for himself
zo-Sg ROY AL TYLER, Clerk.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-07-18

KICKED BY A HoRsE.-On the Sd
inst, Joseph Bowen of Bethel was kick
ed by horse he was passing, in the re-
gion of the kidneys from the effects of
of which he died the next day.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-07-18

Wool. = The Woodstock Standard
says that wool at that place is slow at
40 cents. Manufacturers expect to get
it at a cent or two less and so hold of.
They claim that they can buy Ohio wool
for about 3Se and that it is intrinsieally
worth FIVE cents more per pound than
Vermont wool.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-07-18
NEW LIVERY sTABLEI

Having opened LIVERY and FEED STABLE
at this place second building North of the Bank
shall hope 20 merit share Of public patronage.
viii furnish Teams TO responsible parties or car
ry passengers in any dire tlSn at reasonable rates
Horses LEFT with me for longer or shorte time
viii be well cared for in new and we'll ventilated
apartments.
Parties wishing TO purchase or sell Good Horses
may find il for their interest to call al my Stable.
Bellows Falls. July II. Is2 81
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-07-18

The CROPS OF THE CoUNTY.-A cor
writing from Dover, July II,
to the Rutland Herald, thus speaks of
the weather and crops in the western
towns of this county: Windham county
has undoubtedly suffered from the late
drouth, but not in the measure many
had supposed, The looser soil of the
valley districts along the rivers seems to
have dried out much worse than the hill
farms. Marlboro, we should think,
from the appearance of her fields last
week in passing through, has scarcely
felt the dry weeks in her hay crop
Dover and Wardsboro, we think, will
yield light, but by no means disheart.
ening harvest. The grass thiekens since
the rains began. In many instances the
most valuable farms-where lie the rich
est lands have struck their colors earli
est to the siege of the sun, while soil,
and localities that long have fallen be
low even mention in the market, have
chung tenaciously to the roots of theil
imperiled crops drawing from their deer
springs in the hills the required moisture
for their preservation. Even where the
stems or stalks are fever we find them
richer
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lied.

Marriages and Deaths inserted FREE Obituaries
including poetry, to be paid for according to length
In Grafton July 7, ACHSAH c. CAMBRIDGE
aged 81 years.
In Waipole, N. H. July 2. JOANNA widow of the
late OTIS Hancock. aged 20 years;
In Brattleboro July Is, OUNCE F. FRENCH.
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CATTLE MARKET.
WHOLESALE PRICES.

AMOUNT OF STOCK AT MARKET.
Cattle. Sheep. Shotes. Veal Fat Hogs
This week. 1894 e,l72 $50 754 1880
One year ago. 1858 SAG 100 400 l0,llO
PRICES.
Prices of Market Beef Extra, $500 "a s9.75
third quality 500 "a $3.50,
Sheep and Lambs,-Per head. in lots, $500 $3.50
1915 q $500 each extra, 400 g 800 . leal.
Hides "a &c, @ 10.
Calf Skins l6 a lSc q n.
Tallow, &c IA 81 q ID.
Mich Cows and Calves.-s35. SEQ, sos and $780,
Prices of Store Cattle. -WorKing Oxen, . pair 100
slT5 500, a S275.
REMARKS.-The supply is not full this week
though prices remain about the same, running from
Ga TO Sc large supply of sheep-some scotland
prices have sunk TO l5c. aud lower prospect ahead.
one lot extra lambs sold for lie. The range was 43
to &C. Live Poultry is doing little better and stands
at IL to zoe.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-07-18

ANDovER.-Crops are reported doing
well again in Andover, and fair crop
of hay will be secured.
The people of Simmonsville and
Windham united in picnic on the
Fourth. Mr.. Allen Gould performed
the duties of President. The Grafton
was delivered by Mr.. Allen Dwinnell,
of Walpole, n. H., and Lieut.. r. E.
Howard of the same town, was Marshal.
Rev. Mr.. Chapman of Windham offici-
ated as Chaplain, and AFRO Edison read
the Declaration of Independence Messr
Dwinnell and Howard are natives, and
former residents of Andover. A bounti-
full dinner was provided, free to all.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-07-18

BURGLARY.-David Torry's house Of
Bethel, was entered during the Fourth,
while the family were absent celebrating,
and some fifteen or twenty dollars in
silver coin and keep-sakes of the chill
dren stolen.
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GRAFToN-Mrs. Everett Palmer was
thrown violently from a wagon in the
village on the 4th inst, and when taken
up was in an insensible condition. She
was badly bruised but no bones broken,
and under the skillful treatment of DIR.
Boyden, is rapidly recovering.
Silas j. Smith, has supplied himself
with good stock of boots and shoes,
and at very low prices. How he can af
ford nice ladies' boots for 1925 about
three-fourths the ordinary retail price,
is a query with the trade.
Mr.. j. d. Leonard and P. A. Chap
man have each a new dwelling house up
and inclosed on School street, which
when completed will add much to the
appearance of the street.
Every spare room in F. aud H. Phelps
hotel is engaged by lucky city residents,
who prefer a country to city life du-
ring the warm summer weather. The
return OF several of the genial stamp
who have formerly stopped here is most
cordially welcomed.
The sudden contraction of the counte-
nances of our farmers is due to the fact
that the hay crop, which is being rapidly
secured, is of superior quality and the
quantity nearly double what was expect
ed during the dry weather in May.
Many hill farms producing more than
the yield of last year, so that those who
spend life in predicting evil and con,
stantly mourn over anticipated trouble
should at once tax their discernmeHt fol
some new evil. Amen, since the recent
rains have completely washed out the
horrible thought of fall in the price OF
beef the present season. X
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-07-18

In Westminster village on the Lower street.
thirty acres of ntervale land in the highest state of
cultivation; a nrst class pasture containing forty
acres a fifty acre pasture and timber lot heavily
wooded; asugar orchard containins five hundred
naples with new sugar house and apparatus: fruit
in abundance. The buildings are ample and in ex-
eeiient repair; acommodious brick dwelling hcuse
slated and provided with every convenience; rum
ming water at the house and barns.
The farm - situated within half mile of the
railroad station, and in the immediate vicinity of
church and school. everything making it one Of the
most desirable estates in the Conn cticut Valley.
Ehosein quest Of good farm are invited to visit
and examine this Application can be made to
H. c. LANE or CHAS. A. DICKINSON.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-07-18

FAMILIES who want Swedish domestcs are noti-
4 fed that the subscribe leaves for Sweden this
month to select Servant Girls and will accompany
them over usual Please give in orders as early
as possible to CHAS. A BEkGLUND, swedish
Agent, II Stanford st. (near Revere House,. Boston,
Mass.
LADIEs' KID GLOVES, imported from swe-
den Zone button 70 cents pair. two buttons 81 q
pairl. for sale at A. BERGLUND'S Office
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Marrifd

In Weston, June %. by Rev D. II. N egahy, Mr.
HENRY L. CLARK of Castleton, and Miss L0RA
NJ. HOLT Of Weston.
In Ludlow, j ly ], by Rev. ]. P. Farrar Mr.
HENRY W. FULLER and Miss LAURA NJ. HA-
VEN. both of Ludlow.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-07-18

CAvENDIsH.- On the 9th instant
James Namary was brought before A
w. Richardson, Esq, for disturbing
public peace and for an assault on A
w. Keyzer, in the capture of the "can.
on" on the Fourth. The evidence show.
ed that no resistance was made, but that
the respondent struck Keyzer severely
for which luxury, and the disturbance
the court fined him s15 and costs
amounting in all to over S23. His asso
ciates contributed to the fund and the
fine was paid after respondent had start
ed for Jail. 1t said that beer and whis
key aided in the canonical" celebra.
tion as much as the spirit of patriotism
one thing is certain. and that is, that
the parties and patriots were never pro
fame and noisy.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-07-18
RANK SHARES AT AUCTION.

On SATURDAY, JULY NINETEENTH. a,
IhhEE ? n, at the Town Clerk't Once in Bellows
RAILS Wall De sold al public auction to close an es-
tate. Eleven shares in the Natioual Bank Of Rel.
lows Falls. Par value $50, per share
FRANCIS CHASE Fxo.u..
ARIHER CHASE.) executors
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-07-18
Death of Judge Steele.

Judge Benjamin ii. Steele of Hart
land, died at Farribault, Minnesota, on
Sunday last, of consumption. Recent
reports had represented him better and
the announcement of his death will
therefore be received with surprise as
well as with deep sorrow throughout the
State, though his poor health for sew
eral months had created much appre-
hension. Judge Steele was among the
brightest intellects in our State, thor
ough scholar. and though but young
man, (37 we think had attained the
first rank of the leading and prominent
men of Vermont.
His funeral will be attended at Hart
land on Friday of this week.
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ISLAND HlISE HACK

w RUN to all Passenger and Mixed trains
" Except the $50 and a. NJ. trains down
Orders left in the order Box at the Post once win
De promptly attended too. Fare 25 cts
5. c. FLEMING
~ Proprietor Island House
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X A l. S o M l ING.
Estate Of Louisa b. Locke.

STATE OF VERMONT, | The Probate Court in
DIST OF WESTMINSTER IS. and for said district !;
To all persons interested in the estate of LOU lisa
ID, LOCK late of Rockingham. in said district. de-
ceased. GREETING
YOU ARE HEREBY notified that Amos Holmes.
administrator of the estate of said LOUISA b
LOCKE, will present his admin tration account for
allowance at session of said court to be held at
on the FIRST WEDNEr DAY IN AUGUST, A D..
1873 and that said court will then and there decide
as TO the ALI vance OF said account and decree the
ba ance ound in the administrators hands to the
persons entitled thereto; aud at which place and
time you may be heard in the premises if you shall
see cause.
CHARLES B. EDDY. Register.
July Is, 1873. 29Sl
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CHARLEsTowN.-A At a special town
meeting on the 9th inst, Horace Met
calf, Esq. chairman of the committee
appointed to ascertain the expense of a
town history, made an eloquent report,
which was accepted, and the sum recon-
mended was raised. A committee was
then appointed, of which Mr.. Metcalf
was chairman, to secure the services of
an histori u, and transact all business re-
lating to the subject.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-07-18

PUTNEY.-During the thunder storm
of Thursday, the Sd inst, the lightning
struck the dwelling house of Miss Ellen
Crawford. The fluid struck the Chin
ney of the main building, passing down
the outside of the chimney to the roof,
down the roof to the tin eave.spout, fol-
lowing the eave-spout to the lower end
of it, on the east end of the ell part,
where it passed through the spout, drill
ing hole about the size of rife ball,
to nail-head, following the nail to the
inside of the ell, and setting fire to the
woodwork between the walls of the
room and brick-oven, but doing no
further damage The fire was soon ex-
tinguished.
David Stearns had fall on Monday
of last week, by which he was consid-
erably injured.
The strawberry crop was less than
half an average this season. Mr.. Z. M.
Wilson's beds promised 1000 quarts
during the early part of the season but
yielded only about 400.
Putney has band which though re-
Gently organized is very justly regarded
with favor. The other evening they
gave seranades in different parts of the
village much to the pleasure and gratif-
cation of all who heard them.
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My HOUSE upon Atkinson street. one of the most
desirable in thi village. Terms easy poss ession
given Immediately.
20 J.LYMAN
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saxtons River. July 10. 1873.
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DARN FOR SALE!

July 1873.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-02-21

0.yFY w wisst you owe ~.
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Chiils and EeveP

nr McNcnney, the rronreior of ibis yaluah'e rem
cly has discovered The great di>idersum IN his vssk-
rAnis h.tx ToNit2 lie has spared no pains or money
VI getting up the Valuable TOMS. And the 'sieat ds-
ample assurance thar ne has vth graf gsecess
and he feels thankful that able 10 give ts
the public ARMED, that Qainne VI Ar-snis.
that viii ~thoui;a doubt,
Cure the Chills-and Teverl
Tbs remedy stands prominent smcng ail other Tonnes
IN 'nis: That il IL not only specific for the tbus AL
rover hut also certain reiisly for Neuralgia. Sick
Headache. Cholera uurtas gcn.iera parrlea, Ssrs
Throat aud To'thshe II Nil only require you 70 try
IL once To he convinced of durable properties
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DIR. HlcEenney's'
Rheumatic Imminent.

viii -mosi instsntly relieve N. Uost "b-fHsts Rhes
matte Pains. Trv ~ uefail 81 all times e. have at
your command ssb,,e.of ihis grsa'erau.psstroysr.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-02-21

6TCyrus w. Fields, Of New York,
has gone to Europe to negotiate bonds
of the Louisville, New Albany and St.
Louis Railway. aft' ~
lpt1af' Elk Oh u.t
Os-A young man Of Newport tried
tho other day to milk mule, and resiccs
in the land " flowing with milk and
honey"
0IThe car shops Of the INDIANAPOLIS
and Vinccnnes, and the Cairo and Min
ccnnes railroads are to be located at vim
ccnncs.
6rThe President has commissions
Franklin G. johnson, OF New Albany.
as Commissioner Of Indiana, at the Cen.
tcnnial celebration. m
0rThe iron furnace at Shoals ia now
making twenty-four tons OF iron pcr
day.
wT There wore three hundred and
sevcnty-tiinc scholars enrolled in TIC
Salem graded school.
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ost Epsccrai thurcu. ana VINO 10 al pfesent stationed
At broadway Church, Louisvillesky.
LourwrtLE. kr., Oct. s. lSs9
DR.. Jous IuL.-DraR Srs Many fhsnks 20 you fcr
the medicine y"u have 80 kindly given me. ! have
been great sufferer for years, and had the advice ~
Imy lungs, and some my heart 10 b. the IL
disease have been burnt blisiered and cupped until
had become disheartened Several very eminent phy.i
clans who examined my spine informed that wa
Threatened with paralysis aprorlcxy sny day snc
that nothing but a seton would rciicv cline had .
perfect horror Of that aud ating about havn
one inserted when You kindly sent yonr Sarsaps
Irlla which Immediately hegnn to take three tines
day had suffered terribly with most acute pain
the right side " my head especially when wnul,
rc. write for any length 81 time ard rising
fleet would he perfectly blind for several minutes ard
would have hold to something prevent falling.
am mast happy to inform you that the pain ia my
head is entirely relieved suffer hut seldom with my
spine and then not 50 scutey. ~ spreiiie is good
indeed fer the first time in life enjoy my dinner
more than meal during the day.
Yon kindly four bottles san last nj -h arc
be again this morning. and hope to be entirely
relieved Please accept my heartfelt, thanks and bes
wishes
Very truly yoar most grateful friend.
N. r. {. RIvYss.
NY Journal aiounis with similar letters. Ell ~ wh'c,
whose nam. they hear.
10 not -uner Yourself 10 he imposed on Con-i l..
irawn affer and doubtful experiments Don't
risk heath hy letting nc,ieos experiment upnr
von wiill.thrir trash =
Nv sirsar,rna h-s s,ocd the 49,, s.r evenly nv
j. sill the Sarsslsfilia OF ,ha luf ~ th
,xr. towering all others w popnlafv ard IL. \
surativ. qusiifirs tN' ~ rt
,void aI those who are trying pain, oH on 70, /
ether extracts of Snfsapariia. caiic Remember
IS pr. John nris Sarsapara. ~ Louisville. Ky. tina
ia the OLD and rsiishe remedy for impurities ~ the
blood and serofalus affections. Always boar that il
mind.
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B U LIS
w orm Destroyer
JENNIE JOHNSON.

EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM GEORGIA.
VILLA nov, wALKER Co. GA. I
June 20.
Ds. Jonx BrfL-Dear Sir: Ihave recently given your
"worm Destroyer several trials and find Il wonderfully
ecacious. II has failed In single instance 10 have
the wished for effect doing pretty large country
practice and have daily for article Of the kind
I am, sir, most respectfully,
JULIUS r. CLEMENT, m. u.
r. 3. So unqualified and numerous are the tcstino-
malls in favor Of my Worm Destroyer that newspaper
space Ia entirely too small TO tell It's merits.
IL Is an infalibis remedy for Worms. Try IL and he
See my Journal for more full description.
JOHN BULL.
Bulls CcdrOn Rittcrs.
Bull 'sP cCtOral wild Cherry
Bulls Extract Buchu.
BULLS VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS.
Aithe above medicines prepared by Or. Joss Bull
at his Lsbrstcrys Fifth street, Louisville, Ky.
Iron SALE BY M. FRIEDMAN co.
|JAspHR IND, and by Druggists gem
'sr9If~. May u, E-ly.
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med claims
forit superiority all rened sseyerodercd the
Public Tor the SAVE CERTAIN AAprgRsA eSr cure OF Ague
land Fever Calls and Power whetl Of short hong
standing Ne refers to the entire western and Sonth
western country 10 bear him nony to the truth Of
THE assertion, thai in no as,whsieNev tocure
|if the directions are strictly followed ant In great
many single dose has been srilcent for cure
land whole families have been cured by ssngle bottle
with perfect restoration ~ the s.aera health. Is
however prudent and Ia every certain cure
w its is continued In smaller loses for Awesk
after The disease has been checked Hcisy in III
tcult and long standing cases. Usually this medicine
Twill not require any all Ia Keep the good order
should the patient however. require caIharflc medi-
cine after having taken three or four doses ~ the Tonic
"a single dose If EULLS VEGETABLE FAMILY FILLS
will be sufficient.
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ANOTHER TESTIMONY.
pRxroS naRs,rKs No,
Anrtl iii 1QGc

ArFtt ~" ISeS. '
d. Ionx Rrif. Dear Sir. Knowing Ito efficiency q,
Sarssparills and the healing and hrneci. GrslI
les !, possesses send you the following statement
my
I was wounded about two years ago--wa tax IN prs
on.r aud coninsd for six months Being moved 50
en-, wounds have not healed yet. have ~
moment sine was wounded. am shot through The
hips Ny general health is impaired ard need
hini, TO assist nature. have faith In your Sar
saparilla than ANYTHING else ! wish that TO he genu
me. Please express Lalf dnz,n bottles and ohge
CAPTAIN q. r. JOHNSON.
ST. Louis,
r. She following wss written April goth. 1866.
Mrs. Jennie johnson. mother Of Capt. johnson;
I'm. IorS Rli.-Dear Sir: Ny husband. pr. &. s
johnson. aas skfn surgeon and physician IN Cenrs
New York, where he died. leaving the above T.. l.
Johnson 70 A. thirteen years uf age he hal =
chronic diarrhes and scroNa. for whch gave your
II cured him. have for ten years re-
IL 10 many ~ York. Ohio and Iowa. for
sorofna. fever and general debility. Perfect
success has attended IL. The effected IN
Eases OF scofula and fever almost miraculous
am very anxious for son to again have recourse to
your sarsapara. He is fearful 81 getting spurious
article. hence his writing to you for it, His wounds
we're terrible. hut believe he will recover
Respectfully.
JENNIE JOHNSON.
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BUSINESS DAYS
Notice

Is hereby given that the undsrsig On ed,
J. Trustee of cambridge Tewnship,
will attend to all township business al
his office, in Jasper on every Saturday.
All those having township business to
transact will please call on that day, as I
Will not attend to business atany other
time.
BalnLridgc Township Library
WIFE until further notice, be kept as fol-
lows: q. portion az the residence OF Geo.
MehriDger, OH tie corner Of North Main
and Lawrence streets, and portion n
tho Post Office in Ireland, where per-
sons entitled to the use of il, are reques-
ted to call and procure books.
Dec. 8. 10. s. KUEBLER, Trustee.