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.s..,tr At Whitewater Cemetery, and at
. ala & Webster, in this county, the graves of
faA ssa the soldiers buried there were proper
i I'D n nj ssly decorated with flowers. Addresse.
ss 80 - at the former place wore delivered BY
- a- Jessa Z. Jones, Rsvs. Jackson and
90 Vincent, and W. Chan. JefHeris. At
-. the latter place, the Independent says:
The friends Of the. loved ones who
lost their lives for their country and
as WHO are resting there. decorated their
4 w I .sfasesin a.Aqft Fay No music no
pomp-bdt tho tears that fen attested
on the sincerity the homage rendered !"
stettr sser
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GLASS ware and Cuslery, ~
The largest and most superb as
sortment ever offered in this mar
ket, at J. E. Nye's, 277 Main street
8 If ba5a
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The conference ofthe NJ. r. Church.
South has passed an order expelling
any member who engage in the manu-
facture or sale Of liquors. A few years
ago such law would have been an
impossibility. onward and upward
is the motto. and the hard knocks
given to old King Alcoholby the tenn.
lerance. peoples willsfn,lly knock him
out of time. Z 81 @assal
f. D. NJ, of the Cincinnati Gazette,
raps the German SssdictatSrs'' of our
State soundlSover their moral knuck-
les, in an articlewe reproduce on our
first page. It IS wen worth reading. :
The Mayors little salary grab vote
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For sale On Rease.sbae Ternas.
IA secondhand Portable Steam
Engine-10 horse power suitable
for running o thrashing machine, by
9-5w p j. w. MooRE.
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sofG - aTE rSas.2s 5sss s@.s zsesFsts.
70 a1 & 1aat1a saa tyrsefrsoT 3 3 z
Is.cass1ss e CSC '.se- sssE t-o9gsssa EaE.sS
L. 81 I41CEYEsu g CO.
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aaspsase . Rfesc u Aread or Meat
With gastric juice and it will dis
:plve. This is digestion. Add to
such : mi1tur6 klitile alcohol, and
i wilanet disolsas This is indigea
ton. Beware thep, of tinctures,
or tonica Or Slecoctions containing
spurious liquors. 6hhn all rum
'stonics,' and rely solely on DIR.
Walkers Vinegar Bitters, the finest
digestive invigorant known, and
free from the frey curse Of alcohol.
81 12--4w s aeffa IA 81. 49,
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/ OF Gents Hose in Che city, At
the Fifty Cent Store, and cheaper
than can be bought elsewhere. ! J
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Water Closets specially. Hav-
ing established q business in this
line, I would respectfully inform
those wishing work done, to leave
their orders at No. 119 South 9Th
street, OF address, through post
office. Orders solicited, and prompt
attention given, by HENRY NoLTE,
Richmond, Ind. Saw
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Alternative Balm!
A BALM FOR EVERY WOUND.

FOR INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL Use
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TCOrrected weekly by n. w. BRIGGS and
Thos. Nestor The former gives US the prices
OF grain, and the latter the prices of other
produce md 9roepfjeS l. ls-g
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Spring Millinery.

Spring Millinery.
At No. II, North Franklin street.
will be found the last styles of Mil
linery Goods, Bonnets, &c. Call
and leave your orders at the old
stand Of Mrs. S. A. Tiff Davis. ~
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a e.
Jolsn II. Raxson's Isestdences2 =
A few days ago we were shown thro'
Mr.. Parsons residence on the south
west corner of Eighth and Sassafras
streets which he has inst completed
and moved into 1t is not, in the
acccptation of the term, as under
stood now a-days, FINE or EXPENSIVE.
But What Isl more to be desired in such
structures, comfort and convenience,
have been considered and carrie Tout
in all its apartments. The walls arc
! cf hard burned. BRICK andsrest upon
broad and solid foundations OF. stone,
with cellar under the entire house.
The Maod-xrk of.tbe interior, floors
and all, is of well seasoned gray ash.
not a paticle of soft lumber about it.
The building is modern in style, and
so constructed that every. room but
one has frontage upon one of|the:
two streets. ~eE
This is not the only house Mr.. Pax
son has projcctca'and finished. uthe
highest modern style in our city
three Others, almost Ak subs tAntial and
convenient as the above, bear the.im-
press Of his untiring industry and en-
ergy, and we venture to say. without
fear of successi decentralization, there
| is not citizen in our city, wi h the
limited means Of Mr.. Paxson, who
has done more, or as much. as he has
to substantially improve our growing
city. Besides erecting these build
| ings,, he has acknowledgement
eleven others. Any one having ex-
periencc, knows exactly that theword
repair means more trouble and vex-
alton, as we'll as quite as expensive, in
majority Of cases. as building anew.
The first "open front in business
houses in our city, was introducedib by
Mr.. Paxson! Ia the building now oc-
cupied as Drugstore on Main street.
| by DR.. Muller; this was III ls4S-since
then, our business'hoases very gener-
ally throughout the city, have follow.
ed the example set b. Mr.. T.. isnl'roy-
ing upon it, until they present an ar-
pearance equal to those OF many Of
| our larger cities IN fheses or west
! For forty years Mr. paxson has re-
sided in Richmond-thirty of which
have been spent in the buteherins
business, and, paradoxieal as it may
sound, it can be said of him. that he
has destroyed more lives IN order tt
.prolong lives, than any man i'll the
city! Long may he wave! and ma,
his shadow never grow less. is thu
prayer of the ''old Palladium
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ChtldPen's Wagons ~
Cheaper than anywhere else Elk:
anime wagons at other houses. then
come and 4. e. Croker 81 Co. will
convince you. 6-tf
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siif bfsa '!5saaNuI .oss 2aoi ta1
1s3isw SIT - CO 3'aea s .Azsi3
edi ssw slid xsaHia taGi hsaiasrxs
-esT eds IL s~5gus
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C>.ntsr lDiDeers.

Judge OF the Wayne County Circuit Court
.-JOhn r. kibbey. Sr,a.2lts
Presenting Attorney Of the Wayne Cir
cuit C0urt--D. W. COmatOck: ttfuo7s
Clerk Of the Court w. w. Dudley.
Deputy--W. II. Lynde.
t3heriff-Wm. II. Study. a3r
p pity .;Iseph X: Smith.
Deputy--R. H. King.
Trtasurer--Joseph @. Lemon.
Deputy %. v. Lemon. aral
Recorder--Jesse T. Jones.
Deputy w. Wilson.
County omlnfssioness-Andfes 3. Wig
gina, William Brooks, Jonathan baldwin.
County Assessor Riley w. Anderson,
~ JCsTICEs or THE PEACE.
EnOs Thomas, Richmond.
James NJ. Poe, sA~
: John W. Martin, Chester .iol1zs
coNsrABy.ES.S 20 81
Thomas McGir, Charles Seaman and b. L.
Miner
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Our friend r. f. Porter's N. Paris
favor, is laid over for next No.

-.-43-I . y no = =. = fifsT 81 fIE
p StnI AEE<l sg5f s.fsT : ss5tek lcftra afs4
vso ,soifEsv1. 81 - 9Tasan .ssses8ssssg q ii
-2is .sEE.@ss! eE} %
s7si Is esa .ysf9 GcIsuia.sw
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silver Plated ware,
The finest and best ever brought
to this city, atJ. E. Nye's, No. 27if
Main street. .9t.- - 80 ST
J. E. Nye. 277 MAIN Sc.
Has q large and splendid stock
of French Ware. Call and examine.
9--tf ~
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DIED,
On Saturday last, In Cincinnati, OHIO, RIM
som II. GroOms, of apopiexy. aged IS years.
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TILE. PALLADIUM.
- r. ff 4 1,TT7 7 .E5ssa
WEDNESDAY,, JUNE 5, 1874.
Fsss eE4-k4A-A#4N-f1-ssar-ts-----
,s5ssllTaOCA EiRECORD.

xoxw4g ssaafpY s3fen.
Xayor-James Elder.
Mafshal-i.ewis o. Shofer.
Cierk--Petcr p. Kim.
Treasurer--Wu liam T.. Wilson.
Attorfey--Joifn =. Lyle.
civil Engineer-Oliver Butler.
Wood Observation-Disclosures J. Bell.
- - -Mark11 AlaSter-David. Bull6rdtck.
= 2 CIV Assess0r-lAw1s ~. Baxter
street Commissioner-David Haner.
Chief Fire Department.. q. Dougans
Police Brard Elder, Dickman, ami ZelHr
Chief OF Poice--Oliyer Jones.
II COUNCIL COMMITTEES
Board Of Public improvement = Nye,
CO.. Peterson and W,tt =. IS
,ssf = Hoard OF Hea .th--Dr. I. Henry Davis, &.
!, e. r., JUlnhson and Frank Hruyn. ~
1ity Conlmissioneis--E n. Page, John II.
"A! * MoormaiIn W. H bennett, n. Ahats, Jno.
-, - COMMITTEE on Finnnce-D .ckman, Mes
esasf tiaims-IaId, Dulin, Conkiinl
i8g4 streets aud Alleys--N va, PetersOn, Zeiler.,
~. ~ Fire Deparclnenf-ROsa, Zeller. Land. v
Public Schools Duiin, Dickman, Nye..
~ sl. Markets and Public buildings : Zeiier,
Watt, COnklin. .aatIct. .
$50 : 0as Iixht--(;onklin, Peterson, Dulin.
Printing and Stationery Watt, Nestor,
f94c Railroads. Nestor, Rosa, Land.
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All prices from IS cts. to $500,
at A. e. Croker & Co. & Call and
see them. aai3a. 6-tf
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,.;e uIlanarE a5ao9 oe ~ .s.5no
@,AyAIqx& .dEolzA3ga
.s7si lsi <.l.
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Hat Racks
At the Fifty Cent Store, for fifty
cents. LIT

Lace Curtains
+. For IS, IS and Socts. It the Fly
Cent Store. - lift
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List Of Letters

Remaining in the PostOffice Mt Richmond
Indiana, June 2, 1871. -z
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ATroRSEY GENERALS OFFICE, !
nv ASH s.12.sc i l..t N lGf..,

ATTORNEY GESERAL'S OFFICE
WASHINGTON, oct. %. lsG2 ,
Hon. Gideon wellcs, Sec. iSavy-DearS Sir:
The hearer, DIR. Forsha, Is the person OF
wonderful powers, in the practical relief Of
pain and tho cure Of the sHdf1d of wounds
and diseases. -.
One OF his successes has been in my own
house. My son Ia cadet OF Vest Paint HAS
been cured by DIR. f. in less than week,
aner having been without relief, in charge.
OF physician whom knowsto be a good
that humanity and the public interest re-
quire, that the hard cases-i. e., badly
wounded and obstfnately sick-should have
AVAIL themselves of pr. +. ability. and OF
his medicine, which seenist6 have a WON
derftl efHc.cy. Mos: respectfully,
EDWARD BATES.
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T.. q. Paee - Aso, laE.t lisa .-ar
Have just receissdalot of soft
Felt Fine st. Louis Silk Hats and
Straw Hats of every conceivable
style and quality, for sale cheap.
Now is the time to haye a fit by
calling at their Hat Store, on Noble
street, opposite the depot. Hs
+. r. DenSisen, ,fg sfifa Fs
No. 2SS Main street, has received
q large and splendid stock of Spting
Hats, of every style and material
known to the trade Cheap as the
cheapest. Call and see them.
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Sax Pair Ladies' Hose vor sssz5
For Is cta,aaet the Fifty Cent
C&oso =. .......-aA at.a-as.. ~ 49,
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The Mayors little salary grab vote
ahawse<veat OF cspts on his part "
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TO THE s.usI.rs.

For the information OF the public, & few
words OF explanation Is necessary for the
general Ese of the balm, 10 show that one
nedfciEa can DO used i,eneficialiy for the
different diseases Of the human system, No
MEDICINE cures disease. hot merely assists
nature, when iriiciously administered.
The Tea&nn why the Balm acts successfully
upon various diseases, is. that it is entirely
vegetable, having neither mineral, narcotic,
nor deadly poison i'll its compound: it is,
therefore, an antisiate for all noisons. and
Upon the nerves end capillary system.
which gives immediate circulation of the
arterial blood through the diseased parts,
which is the trne stiinulant and true puri-
fer of the system, and its free circulation
must produce health in any diseased organ
of the system. -Fs
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,,sss.a rlso-z as,.es as 81.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1874-01-02
"TRUE to MATURE"
GODEYlN LAnl,N RnnK for f2zs

Whether to Single SulgcriLo-s for Three l., lllry
or ia O. GLIB - Six, for urtecu Dolllrs.
Address T.. a. dsODEE.
n. J.. COR Sixth and Chestnut Sis, Philadelphia Pa
s.-auo IoLIns In Lld.- Blnh Tor nLNrr Clubl p.
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STATE ITEMS.

Tie town of Wood0rd, Bcnuin.ton
. County, l0i years old hls jas. dedicated its
4 first church.
-Thaddeus Fairbanks, Of St. John,bnry,
has just been granted an extension Of his
patents for his platform scales.
-Gcor.c Hunt, OF Fairfax, has Just had 4
ballet dug out of his leg that went into it
at the battle Of cold IIaIbor nine years ago.
Collector Crane OF Burlington has re-
signed his office, and the Vermont congress-
men recommend john L. Mason rs his
Successor.
a Nj. Reed Of Chester was 50 badly
a injured while saving wood Cor the Central
Vermont Rlilroad Company, On the Goth
4 ut., that bis life is dcspaircd Of.
y bear was surrounded and tak0n in
A promrrel GA the 2lst ult., weighing 42S
z pounds. This is said to be the largest bear
+ ever taken in Vermont. Bruin had Leen
rather mischicyous among the nciLhbor
Ing sheep, and had killed fifteen or twenty
ofthem.
a man named Obi, foriy-fve years old,
having wife and four children, WAS run
over bY gravel train near Groton depot,
a few days since, and mangled UP learlully.
< lie died in about an hour after the accident.
New Vermont patents: Dexter b.
French, CITATION, Wheel for Vehicles; War
len Harris, Danvillc, S.ercoscopic Camera;
William Weaver, Burlington, Shaving
Conductor for P.aning Machines; ErdiX
\. Bacon, Chelsea, Combined Bow FJs,en.
Ter and Guard for OK Yokos.
C. l.. ingalls,, formerly wealthy and
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A CiRD FRoM MR.. CROMWELL.


E1torS ThUnir :-Urder the above title
the editor Of Tue Record in his last issue
INDUCES in few characteristic remarks
concerning the termination of the clubbing
arrangements between that paper aud The
Household, which conveys such filse inn
precision of the matter that would like to
state the facts in the case for the benefit of
the few who might possibly be mslcd by
the article in question.
\ little more than year ago I met said
editor one evening, in l.. j. Carpenters
store, and in tho course of conversation
mentioned that l did not sh to club The
Household longer with the village papers,
to which he replied that having already
put il on his club list and taken some sub
scribals for if, it would place him in an
awkward position if not able TO supply
them. then told him that under those
circumstances ! would continue the ar
ranacmcnt through the coming season
QS72-3) but should then Withdraw it. Most
people would consider that sufficient no
ticc; but further than that, some eight or
ten weeks o. Mr.. c. w. Bond, the accred-
tied agent for The Record, was in my o.
flee, and the clJb question coming up, |
tod him that that arrangement had been
discontinued and requested him to men
ton the fact to Mr.. CJblcigh, anC thought
nothing more ol ii till The Records club
list appeared containing anon others TIC
Household. Surprised a, that, | sent the
editor The note which called oat his last
weeks editorial.
Now having notified the editor PERSONAL
10, more than year ago, Of my Intention
to stop our clubbing arrangement at spec
lied time, again, three or four months
since, through his agent, that it was stop
ped, and thirdly by letter repeating the
same, it is to be hoped that the "ullimal-
unl" has been sufficiently "promuiSatcd
TO him. to enable him to keep his foot out
Of there for the future
will only add that it is not true that
have attempted 10 shoulder the blame up
on third or Fourth party" Regarding
the mistake rs occurring through the for
Gcfunoss of the editor Of Tue Record,
which is probably the rue Interpretation
Of the matter fail 10 see where blame has
le,n incurred by any party; if any does
exist it is easy to sec where it belongs.
Very respectfully,
GEO. l.. CRowELL.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1874-01-02

THE TEXANS AND THE MEXGCAS MA
RAUDERS.-A CORE ,pOn lont Of the Chica-
90 Times draws a very dark picture Of the
condition of things on the Mexican border.
Ever since the creation, In lSjS, Of the -.
ma librr, that is the strip of land on the
Mexican side, six miles wide and thous-
ard miles long, in which importation is free
to all the world, millions oi dollars worth
of goods that would be dutiab,e in TIC Uni
ted States have been imported through this
district into Texas, and the business Ia,
drawn thithcr dcsperadocs without num-
her from Mexico, who have plundercl the
rich towns ami ranches along The Texan
boundary, and rendered lille aud property
very insecure. The people of The border,
he saws, have stood til. ~ long Is thovCau,
and cl re & a. unless tHo United States
government gives them protection, they
will send an army into McSir) next spring,
that will avcnle their wrongs. If the
L lilcd Sa es 20 vcrumcnt should have its
attention diverted by war with Spain,
they say thcy will have 10000 cavalry in
Mexico within GO days, who viii make
quick work with tho maraudprs.
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IxS1HrBDn:

AN Nae and ANLttP na,' {, n Hl |. 's mo;
mounted compile f'r fIamirr n fooGlt # so CT.
Important Circular Free. BosT ~ nAaE &
Du-.-o CO.. ~ J.. M-lA.. Et-l s.. E-.t-n. NIar..
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' erllOsl.

The Citizens, Club mot OF Saturday
eve. Me,srs. Lawson, Gaodw He, Bryan,
J.. Brown, Reed, c. Il. WashbGrn and A..
Whitfield discussed the subject Of taxation
IN spirited manner. The younger mem
bers manifest disposition 10 entertain the
club with lhcr best efforts. Several names
were added to the list Of membership. The
Subject for discussion next Saturday eve is,
Resol, oil that the use ortobacro is great
liquor.
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Amr DEPARTMENT, 1874.

The Illustrations uf The Aldiuc have w % world.
wide reputation aud In the art centres u Europe it is
admitted TACT that its wood cuts example, If the
highest art ever attained. The common prejudice in
tly.rof "too plates, is rapidly yielding To cd
u.atyd and discriminating taste. The wood cuts Of
The Adinc possess all the decacy aud elaborate finish
# tho most costly steel plate, while they afford better
rendering Of the artists original.
In addition to designs by the members Of the Ngto-
al Academy, and other noted American Artists, The
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success Az gr, Attest general interest.
The qUartcy tinted plates Tor 1874 will be BY Thorn
as NJ iran and J. u. Woodward
The Christmas Issue for 1874 will contain special dc
signs appropriate to the season. by best artists and
win surnass any u Ne nrnlecrsslrs.
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Al special meeting of Fountain Engine Company,
No. g. held at their hall Dec %, 1873, the following
resolutions were ads pied:
whereas, it has seemed good in an aii-wisc provi-
druce to remove from ON md't nur Id hly-oatrcmcd
brother fireman, DuUEY NTTuEuUfAp,
Resolved that in the death Of our brother this CONE
pauy has sustained % severe los-thc 7s Of one who
was faithful in every duty diving upon him. both
rs a fireman and citizen.
Resolved that extend our cordial sympathy TO
the ufli ted family If our deceased Cnmrad,. Al
though missed aud m7urnod by you as o loving hus-
baud aud father, lila VIII ever D. held in pstp m
by hi5 comrades IA service. We CONNIE nd you to the
caro- at HIM Who carr'h for all.
Resolved that the t1foguing resolutions b. inserted
in the village paIor aud copy sent to- tl' gii'tud
family. CHARLES IL. BRIGGS, Foreman.
II. u. lACELEY, CLERK.
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Weekly Papers 81 the c1untry 90 enable them 20 Sc
euro l.yuIltc pr coveted Magazine Tor tie ensuing
yer in connection with Tue weekly Urial, by Iay
Dg tue clIh r4tcs for holm. his ,Gtr will be with
drawn the hvst Il Fclruary aud a. me 4 tie Nag
az'uas began their yulum" with the November or De-
combor number, q would lie decided advantage to
have orders soIt 80 liant dat ly. ~ the Magazines
AID Varrrs or red 80 connection with The Union,
Ion w,!l known t. need praise from Us, except 81.
Nicholas, the new Ma az!ue for boys and girls pub
lis ltl by ScrtlCr & Co; and this we are sue IS
dcs.lnc t. be as popular - Dr.. Hollands magazine
Tor grown folks, pubislCl by TIDE same firm.
The following are The periodicals which u lie oh
tanned H. clul' Ing With The UL.cu, ~ iAe lriccs
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1874-01-02

The money must ia al cases accompany Inc order
ADVERTISING -S TIE JsIry
Tho large and u'roa.ing circulation q The UEi1n
mikes IL ftyurllo with advertisers, and its ra'cs
ccugid rug tho number If its readeisarc lower than
iu any other paper. In Springfield and vicinity IT is
iicraiy read hy everybody, and it circulacs largely,
u,t only DO IN tho rcw England Stato1 Lvt among
faru"g 60 iaoUts NJ Nov England who have truus-
plant q jAtig ia.s 60 u-L.r paris Of Tho country.
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