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TIE LAY-TAKDY DUEL,
Tho correspondence tkct1vccn tho Far


Tho Correspondence ftctsvecn tho Pnr-
tiGKs
Dispatch Ia tho Atlanta Herald.
Mon1LE, Doc. 24.-Tho duel took place yester-
day morning at 1l:45 on tho State line. tho woap-
ons used bo!ng duoling pistols, fifteen pacoa.
Murphy, for col. Lny-tho word BY dol J. II.
Williams, for Mr.. Tnrdy. At tho first tire Mr..
Tardy fell, shot through tho right side, on q limo
wiLll tho heart, and died Utmost Instantly.
explain themselves sufficiently In tho following:
s1n: Your attempt to Strike mo ha morning de-
nans such m apology pr 9th oscr s ia usual
frent Col Ja,neR NJ. williams, wiu will reyuiya u1ly
communication you n'ay deaiso to MAKE. Your ob't
servant, 4. II. TAnDY.
sr1 ys;'r uote of tl!s date i al5 ?. !a ~ Col:
! NJ wt Is str heiors me- ny You atss sFe thas
apology" etc. can only say, str my attempt As YOU
ars pleased to term il. waa nas upon what conceive
TO bccyc. and DO now beicse, hat you the au-
thor Of the anonymous communication published In
auf oity," whish article. ass',ro you, ar,s rsis haa
caused mi great gr!ef ansl clngr!n anl which be-
lieye fully nerite tho rsuiahsnnnt inflicted upon yo.
II this explanation should not provo satisfactory to
Who viii arral,go with your friend any further prejin
1our Ss9tS opsasat ts yss y DESIRE 81 hIy
Delivered by Capt. Murphy to Col. Williams ut
5:5Q y. nj.
MOBILE, Dec 1a-315 a. m.-CAr1a,A: a1r. 4. II.
Tary has rlaced in my ha..tlu Il communication from
Col lcnt u. Lazy, latdl Dec. a. IL nl,, Anh received
through you. l obaerye with rogrct thut Instead vi
rendering tho frank ap1logy expGcel, IL IL tvulcd to
corresrondenec. leru4it .uu to call yolr attr,l-
son to the fact that 4, pcrsonat nd'g!!ity
ar ssS ba% S qssgss na ~ exssot sssat
reason upon thu lmrt of tho gellcnan assaulted to yc-
reiva without resentment So long, therefore, thu
n9ron. remains catlnot enter uIDn discussion uf
thu atters urged by Col Lay in explanation Of tho ny-
aault. Respectfully your obe1ent servant,
JAMES II. WtLL1AMs.
10 Capt. p II. Murphy.
hlonI1E, Dec. 81, 187a.-CoL, !. III, WILLIAMS:
SIN: Tlie terins Of meeting ara a. fHilows: Grunl
Bay Sutton. tt-morrow morng, Gid lust, utter lilo
arrlygs Of tho train Ut that point wcanons auoling
pistols. Tho distance IN 10 aecrMiun,t Oil or uflor
cur arrival. Most respectfully, II. ". MURPHY.
ngreo TO thu above. JAMES If. WILL1AMB.
, 1874-12-30
HOLD Ht1nl,EllY IN TOLEDO.

ToLEno, O., Doc. 20,-A bold robbery waa
committed about 2 o'cloell th,s afternoon III Ill
auction Htoto, cor1lnr Of Summit and Atans
atroots. The proprietor, Mr. 4. Williams, waH
a1ono In tho Btote, whon throa mon entorod,
)ssaekod him dow,,, gagged antl bound him, look
EAU from hlb pocket, hnI dccampod. a farmer
coming In soon ufter found Williams and TO-
lcahctl him. Tho tAoyos hayo not yet loon up
pgellouued.
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lhoo penftontiar! for Gvo years. Those two mon
ootongeu TO 4 ga,,K OF four who wora supposed
to bo thb Gad'a IlilietB.
ONE MORE CHARLEY ROSS,

MILWAUKEE, Wla., Doc. 29.-On the 18th inst,
Guild about yoars old WAS loft at houeo In
Black Rivor Falls, 1T tls State, by mysterious
woman, who refusoti to raao hor voil. 1t Inns
ninco bocn observed that tho child correspouds
1xnotty with tho descriptions and poturos OF
Charley 1lups 4 photograph, Inns bcon sout to
Philadelphia for identification.
, 1874-12-30

TWO MuRDEREns AssAssINATED IN JAIL,
sr. Louis, Mo-, Doc. 29.--At Latnnr uarton
County. this State, night before Inst, NJ, unhnown
man rodo up to tho County Jail, mud. through,
ono q or its windows ahot anil killed 1Tvronimus,
tho murderer Of Col. Morris, and fatally wouutl
cd hls accomptce, Dixon, aud thcu oscai,od.
, 1874-12-30
DESPERATE CHARACTERS BENrENoEn.

Llrrl.E lloo1, Ark, Doc. 2D.-rhe two -.sn
captulcd In Pulaski County, q faw weeks ago.
for rohbing store md boat IN Yoll County, mil
who shot anA wounded tho BhoyiN In hlB attompt
70 oauturo thom in this county, woro tried III tito
Circuit Court to~day, convicted, aua sontonccl TO-
, 1874-12-30
4 MISSOURI Sl;I,1MMAuN,

F70M !hf 81, 70sf|N {1|0.} Gazflle,
Some two wcoAn ance difficulty occurred be.
twcon hir. j. u. spratt mud Franklin Brown IN
tenant Ut sprat.'A), both residing vt or uour DO
Kalb, ii milcu scuth Of th!a city, IT. consequence
, 1874-12-30
CHANGED WITH KILLING HIS WIFE.

! U1lAHHED WITH KILLING HIS WfFE.
speesat Dlsnatch to The Chicaoo Tr,ou,x,
KANSAS Cry, Mo-, Dec 20.-Dr. Charles II,
Foster, young man clorking In a drugstore
horo under tho namo Of Charles Fulton, was ar-
rested to-day on tho charge OF causing tho doatl,
July T..
, 1874-12-30

OMAHA, Mob, dec. 29.-Tho train due hero
from tho west Tomorrow, left G,cen River six-
teen hours late. THE detention wns caused lv
tho burning Of tho bridge over Black Forlt Which
was 1rou by q froight-engino.
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The sagiuaw {AIlcl.) Courier says; "Yceter-
tay . wo,.lan WAS oGhotyed bringing lund ur
"on.1 lntu tho oity-tloing tho drlyurs wurI'
and unloading tho se'l. We have loarnpd that
me woman llaH sick l!,.shanl mud four yonrl.
children, She not only doiiyets tEo wool, liz
rho oisopB und snws it, tsu, mud thus icoo,nas ma
Tho hurport sud ro'lsico af tbs wl4olo fp,uliy,"
Eddia srrngno, so,l Of Eli Sprnguo, waa kiI,od
at ailtavill". Mich, yesterday, ty i log uhich
rv!Io %" hiln IL tho lnill-yasl, ~'@
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HFft1Nl D'sI0ltA fo TIC 1:H7cNao Tribane.
DosroX Dec. 29.-Tho incroaso of tloposits in
our savings Institutions Nov. !, 1871, ns COM
pared With Tho moyious year, ocrta!,.ly indicaseu
" condition of prosperity AMONG dcposito.s
which is gratifying. Tho roport this year gives
tho following result:
Number OF ttpusi,ora, ..,......... 7U2Mo
uain IN nuullcr u Arpaattora., a1Eij
!oM! AeIoHHb. 8el7 351 1a.t4
Gain lA deposits oser ls73. 14:jHJIo.3l
IhiH gain IL s4,e00 D00 less than wua obtaiuod
IN 1879 over tho proyin,ls year, but when tito dull
neks of tho times IL taken into consideration. lilo
Indications aru fAy0rAblo,
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AfifcfM UapnfcH to IHt L}tc1fc Tribune.
New YonH, Doc. 29.-Eho Tribune Tomorrow
publishes the confession Of Spence potsis, now
confined for forgery in tho Massachusetts Staso
Prlaon, aud whose pardon IS sought by tho DiH-
rlct-Attorney Of this county, that ho may bo used
aa sitnoss to convict Roberts mud Gleason, tho
forgcrs aud couutorfcitcrs Of rail,oad bonds,
who about two yoats ago flooded Now York with
bogus securities, and realized Immense Buns.
In his confession, pettla imp!icatos Capt. Jamos
Irving and Detective Philip Farley, of tho Now
York Detective Police, NJ actiyo confcdotatcs
OF himself, Gleason, md Roberts. Ito mo1o-
over tolls that Gleason aud Roberts woro
confcloratoB in this county of Didwoll and
Macdonald, the famous Bank Of England lpr-
gers, convicted for 1ifo q year and Il lats ago.
Macdonald WIS arrustad hero by Irving, and
Farlov and Irving wero accused at tho tilne by
tho Bank OF England as accessory to Macdon-
ald'H forgalicB. Tho correspondence botweou
tho detectives and forgora was traced. nnd final
y Aaedonald confessed. Farley and Irving went
were not removed. Tho proaont Board will
probably put them Oil trial again. At any ratio,
public conlidoaco IN tho whole detective force ii
30 little that tho Police Board to-day resolved to
DETAILS OF A BRUTAL DOUBLE MURDER.
Specsat DisDatch tn The Gh'cago Tribune.
SOUTH BEND, ,dnd., Dec 29..-The courtroom
has been danHely crowded all dAy to Witness tho
trial OF Jonathan Hickman for murder. This
afternoon James Bennett, Jointly indicted with
hish, sent in proposition to turn Statos owl
deuce, aud about o'clock llo WAS placed upon
tho stand 11o testified .lat ho aud IIickrna,
had heard tlas tho polandecr Cihauski had in
his house about 5000, and that for somo timo
Hickman had worked upon him to assist In tho
murder, md that while uiider the influence OF
liquor llo consented, Hickman, with club,
murdered cihaussi in bed. Mrs. Cillnlsl
got outside Of tho house, where ho followed her,
anl killed her. Hickman then brought i,or
body back into tito house. utst1 went to q hay
stack and got an armful Of lay, took it into tho
house. and sot 1t OIL fro, by Which tho house md
bodies wcre burned Ecnnc!t stayed outside by
tao hayaiack aud watched. Hickman claimed
that he got mono Of tho money. Tho giving Of
u lhA testimony produced intenso eSctonnnt In
rushing forward to tho bur Of tho coutt anl
standing Oh tho top OF tho acats.
, 1874-12-30

Tom Du LAO, Wiz, Uec. 20.-Thia hus boen
tho coldcst day experienced loro In two years.
1t WIZ a deg. bolow zoro ut daylight. 6leighing
in ,p,nart,
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THE WEATHER.

WAsu1SaroN, D. e., Dec. 20-Eor tho Upper
Lako region tho Northwest, tho Ohio Valley,
and Tennessee, very cold und generally clear
Weather, with north or west winds cast Of tho
Alins!ssippi Ayor, and continued lgh barometer.
i.OuAL OBSERVATIONS.
, 1874-12-30


Sieti1t Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
NEW OnLEASs, Doo. 29.-Tho Coroner'B In
quest held to-day resulted iu a verdict declaring
that D. G. pyerly came to liB death from wounds
received ut tho hands of II. @. Warmotl1. To-
morrow Coroner Doblanc will mako NIL affidavit
before tho Second Municipal Court, charging
Gov. WarmotA with murder. Tho ovilence nj
TIM inquest did not diiIor from tho information
alroady published.
TIE COMING DUEL.
To-day Edwin L. Jewell, edltur of tho Iulletin,
WIS placed under S5.0O0 bontls to koop tho
peace. ho being charged by affidavit with
being about to fight D duol. This will
not interfere with tho duel being
fought outside the State. 1t is stated that
Gov. Warmot4'B second, Col. Jack Wharton. 1o-
lay waited on Ar. Jowol's representative md
Informed him tint til Soos' ~ hs rincPal Was ut
liberty llo wussld be roady to accord iiiu tho sn
iBfnetIun hu deslrod, upon tho terms ulready
agreed upon, that is, ucug pistols ut ton paces.
, 1874-12-30

TIE MISSISSIPPI DEMOCRACY.
VIcKsHuRG, Miss, Dec. 20.-Tho Democratic
Contsal Conlmittoo mot this evening aud poat-
poned tho Convention called to meet on tho 9Th
Of January to April T.
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WfFE-AUNDER NEAR NEW YORK,
New yoRK, Dec. a0.-Iatrlck WaIaco. q labor-
or, residing at No. 70 North Fifth street, Will
tatnaburg, murdered hls vito, Margaret last
night. by knocking hor brains out with hickory
Bticii,
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-Rcvivai meetings are being heid A.
lhis place, = great inieva seems 10 be
taken 10 them. they are conducted by
Rev Mr. Taylor, a settled miulstsr 81
tas place
As tog winter We have bai lltle, a
thaw once a week i about The wzy kiu-
ter has bceu interrupted 10 it, eouue
Lumbernen begin 70 doubt and fear
VAST IEEkNoS, VI.
The private party st Dnuham's hotel
on Thursday evening Esb. 5th proved 70
be a very pleasant affair. About thirty
couple assembled TO trip the Hgh' fautas
dc Toe, after The beautiful music furnished
by Rogers band, OF Berlin, aud they did
not ego home with the girls until morn
ing, Doe Of the most enjoyable features
was the tempting supper spread before rs
to which We did ample Justice. ne hope
this may not be the last occasion Of the
kind Of Mr.. DuuhAm's.
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30. 1 Rnllinch street. Eoglon

when thing u eouutsrieiteA it j. proof II
ils sIcellsBes aud popularity. The Peabody
Medical Institute is eass 80 point Founded IH
good faith many Years sgg aud ibr allE fslF
AshIusHt = the Al IS 10 tue csuhtfY. it- -ua. So
aaa ever Increasing popularity hHsIly rau=a De-
aAms Medical lu-G'u'rj t0 be- parAr % gt#
adopted bF iet " Infamous guaeff sfufaa O.
aH4 pfs eEsder~, SkB hsts bvea rtls Esf8alsH r#s
"a eat "a. IHb.lr " vaIhiF u1dsr alsavp hsfs
he fguuarr - he Fsfbalg Medical lustl. az .
CAS- lH 10 10y b. hsid rssgaHslb&v tF tsis sllsIzs
4 EDs utnas - putsbs tad sslt.t f4s 90 arar
tys establishment Aat leg Innate msdie tHs's-
laflaH xAieh has beet ~ "a ths Start tHt,er.si q
irsuass - The usatmsht u nstFaas d<raHEt-
- atits aud ) q ct0us. fFom whatever raAses pre-
csfslng banng ~ sflstsEos there have tssH
is.taed ffUfa Is several mvaieAl pnhhestiygt
auIts rse@uilv Wogt Diseases 6fths NeFFsas
kystssa shieA base lad sllnost zVrid svids
erruiati8H aud popularity The paiH eaiisas
saHelHttls atfsst he higa character " th~ 81.
sfiAatbsa undet Napss patronage tbsss rasolatt
saFfs hare bssa published As&atiu8s a -
gFAt8fgins ~ kAaw ts8t several ~ the aulpsdsai
ch4nEtaEs. sha have sto.ru ~ Bans " cover
lkelr petafloas prsetiees, are Esttng tbsif css
sests in the petal inatitl uo1s % The Eau.llan.
uss.th Basa9s. Hsva-a y7fn
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Costiveness, Piles, Headache, and don't know
how much they lose by passing by DIR. HARgI-
sons PERIsTALTIC LoZEEGEBs. Finding the pa
pers full OF remedies, they take no notice Of any,
aud thus lose the benefit Of good thing. We
are selling them immensely, for they are what
everybody needs, aud they will do what We
promise The most perfect, agreeable and eG-
iective cure for every form Of lndige,tion, and
the only cure for the Piles, either bleeding or
otherwise Trial box 30 cts. Large box 60 eta,
mailed free for this last price.
DIR. HARRlSONS ICELAND BALSAM,
i splendid cure for CoUdHs, HoARsESLss, and all
THROAT and LUSG complaints. For sale by J.,
s. HARRISON 4 co, rropTietors, No. 1 IRE
mont Temple, Boston, aud by all Druggists.
gl4w
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SPECIAL NoTIC rs.


The neIs Regular Communication Of Adonirau
Lodge, y, 4 A. NJ, will be held on Thursd1y
evening, Feb n. 1874.
Ell. wYMAN. WM
AdsaiFAm Chapter, No. ~, Il. A, NJ.
NeIt regular eopsooAtion on Wednesday even.
Jog March. 4, At q. O'Clock
D. h. slMoNDs. II, Y.
". A. BLACK. Sect
skinner Post No, ~, q. A. "a,
Meets At Adams Hall Factory Point, on the Grtt
Tuesday evening u each mouth.
d. X. sIIoNDs, Commander.
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Among tho various remedies for Coughs none
enjoy higher reputation than EDEY's CARBolGC
TB0caEs. This fact places them above the 0rdi.
nary list Ot medical preparations For Coughs
COlds, Asthma, and dlslnfectAut and pre-.
yeDtAnt against contagious Diseases they are +
specific. Invaluable b. singers and public speak
ere. Sold everywhere JouS +. HENBY, CuRRAS
A c. IrnnILeLnrs. 8 and Q CnlLege nLaee. \. Y.
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It is easy enough to make pill but to make =
good pill, alb that's the difficulty There are
cheap, harsh, drastic pills, that are OF even less
beReht than a dose Of sale; but good medicine
like DR, Morris LIVER Puts, which penetrstes
10 the seat Of disease, lisa desiderAtum ia Iced
VIII positively cure all diseases Of the liver.
Sold everywhere, JonS +, HESar, CuBRAN 4
Co, Proprietors, and College Place, n Y.
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BENNINGTON.

The supreme Court commenced its
session Tuesday. Only eight or uinc
cases are set for trial.
-Msj. 4. b. Valentine gave supper
10 his mill hands Saturday night, About
1870, guests and all partook.
Gen. Perez IIarwood died last Fri.
day, aged 70. lie has been County Judge,
State seuator, aud commanded the state
militia at the time it disbanded.
We learn tLat \. 2, ChiIds has be.
come proprietor and will be the Editor,
OF the Vermont Gazette. Go In Ase, the
masses need instructing.
MIR. Park has responded uobly to the
call Of the sufferers By the late ca,astro-
pie, as TIE following letter will show:
BEooKLAH, JAS. som 1874.
IloS. WN. :. souruwoErm,
Ny Dear sir'-EucI- sed please fiud
cheek for Eve hundred dollars. which
you will be good enough to add to the
fund Tor the aid OF The sufferers from the
late calamity ai Ac.srs II, T.. Bradford
& Coz factory IS u1 informed 81
the iuud icing raised until saw notice
Of Il To-day iu ihr Manchester Journal
OF should have made au earlier remit.
lance.
Money cas- do bar little towards alleyi.
s'jug 'he great amount 81 differing eau.,
ed by tie accident, and trust that thai
LITTLE Nil be done promptly, and with ,
hearty geod viii
Very tfniF yuars,
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---------"'--'-'-''''
hANc'iL'fEE.
lee cutting D. aow quite brisk 90 the
Eaaluoy Pond.
PIN weather continue. very fine.
,s,l, .u.u spaugb for roar .leigh,ay
t.,a ,l.s advertisement Of Norwich
tf,i,.r.ify and Military Srhool.
p.. r- rh,.i, af Nov y-.rs. lee
~, ,ta p.nn., Cb,r-h Factory
~. ,p.l.I..l.. .r,,tn,
,..-, ,-.......,
= '''0'' 10, - '1''o" "" ''' '''',. 49,. ~,
w, "
,,-u..
Town I'e'a. VIII P''''' ,''' ,' % ''', ,
o. 'he'f low" 'n'"e'' al,' ''"'' ',''''' "
interest 40 s''o "' i's.'''' ''''' ''s' '''''
Youth OF both sexes who desire to
Ian the gentle famg ia responsive breasts
should make az eafiy call az Tue drug
store, aud secure one OF Cnpids tender
missiycs. 49, Valentine bay approach
eth.
The uext meeting OF the Manchester
Literary Cub will be hcld at Hon e. b.
Banons, next Monday evening. Read.
err. Hon. J. 4. HOLSTER, W a, Black,
ars. Il. l.. Graves of Sunderland aud
Miss Fannie Burton.
The .pflng term of Barr 4 Burton
Seminary viii begin March 25th, Those
desiring rooms mast apply soon, as they
are nearly an engaged. A class In tcle-
grabbing will be formed, a Hne connect.
lug the telegraph office with the Semi
nary having been lately put up.
r,.s,ir5lrr HALEY. who wos ar.
r..ts1 -, r,nstro and LODGED IN iail at
Nouf,no Ia await an investigation at
pam ths fgtb had q pressing engage.
mont elsewhere and breaking the bar, of
his cage quietly stepped out. he prob.
ably had confederate who lent him aid
and. from what we eau learn was as slip.
per, a"ralootnas has been in this vicinity
for some time. NOT excepting sam Lueus
Al ,he time Of his arrest he showed that
he was acquainted with haud-cutI., and
probably no country hil would keen bin
great leagtb Of llme. The notice o.
him 10 the JornNAL Gfst led 20 hi, arrest
ana we would insert several more. gratis
lAe could be saieIv lodged at Windsor
br ll,s means.
NJ. r.,,s., ia r...,n.ts.,t + T. Sn,,
,...,...l.s,,. ,...- t,.,., t,.sr. I.,
fire lu New Yafa Monday norulpg. 81,
presume gheg were iaIy Insured. ". 4,
rpelmsu, o0u OF the 6nn, 30 sou.iu-a"
off. ". IIoyi, Eco. Of ibis village fhrit
siafk was poi burned, bat occupying
.aU1es adjoining one that was burned 80,
stock was badly damaged boy smoke aut
water Tho total loss by Use fire j. &c
down at $4,000,
Owing 70 earnest aud repeated sole
Isaligus the members of ghe Grand Arm.
will repea, tbe War Drama, The Loya
aouatalncers, With nearly lle same Gas
ct characters az before. The uow al,ug
,lous expected are ucw scenery aud ais
new argument and ai'ef piece b.
Col 81 5 S"''ugos Those Who baF
beard lae Colonel argue in 'il1e. pact
wiH be 90 hand. ] ita pfvss"lai'"" "I.
be oa fbursda} ana Friday evenings
Feb. ls,h a"d 29th. a' Music HAS, an
pe would s8ylsr lhase wishing lo aI
ts.H 1854 Ca. .s..sr s...fti 4f.aBs.f t....f.t
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The CitF people iala VI organizing a
a literary astoelsli0u. TLsy have : skull
sud that s. cite needed prerequisite.
--"ZeAisl son are wrong when yoa
maintain that We said sou must write
up yguf owH uewsH Look Agaiu evil
dsnlly sea ur.I . pair 0f nF Balls eye
caps, u your ocuiar organs are - I'm
paired How about sour boo eakesy
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DYSPEPSIA CURED.

DIR, T. NJ. sHARP's DYSPEPSIA FILL.
DR.. Snaps Specific cures Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint, Constipation, Vomiting OF Food
Sour stomach, Water Brash. Heartburn, Low
Spirits, etc. In thrty-fve years never failing to
cure the most obstinate cases. Sold by Drug
gists. Wait Hard agents for Manchester. De-
pot, l45 Eighth st., NJ Y. Circulars mailed on
application, 191Gmi5
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FRIEND, Stop that Cough Do not

neglect common Cold for a day--it
may end in Consumption and death
Rev. n. II. DOWNS ELINIR has
cured thousands, both old and young and il will
cure you II taken freely and in season. ss-sold
By ali Druggists and Merchants. Price, 2oz 35o
l2oZ 81 per bottle
Forty yeSrs since, Elder Downs fret msnHlac-
tured his Eliiirin Northern Vermont, aud liz ~.
mArksble eures a. once brought II prominently
before the people Of the Uuitsd states and Can
ada. While the sale has rapidly increased every
/ year, other medicines have been popular for
lev months or years, but their lack " intrinsic
/ value has consigned them to comparative oDilv-
I ion. Ia juaiice to DOWNS ELIXIR, be u aid,
I that It j. duty the people owe 10 themselves
that they continue 10 Use the article that has al
+ ways cured them Of their COUGHS aud COLDS
I rather than 10 take or Try every new medicine
I that Is puiie up aud may be worthless y n
Darius EitTr Il i0arrdHtei 70 gibe effirs safisfGC-
/ ton, 9r he price pad riQ BE- refunded. Clergy
men will had this Al exceiieet remedy tor u e
Throat, Cheat sud LBugs. Rx- Ash Tor fAmph-
+ let Thrilling Tale, Free at all Drug and C5un-
ny stores
HENRY a JOHNSON, Tf0ps,
/ EsurEffv
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pRATT'S ASTRAL OIL.-AbsoIute

ly safe. Perfectly odorless. Always uni.
form. Illuminating qualities superior TO gAs
Burns in any lamp without danger Of exploding
or taking lire. Manufactured expressly to dis
plaza the use Of volatile aud dangerous oils. lts
safety under every possible test. and its perfect
burning qualities, are proved by its continued
use In over 800 900 families.
Millions of gallons have been sold aud no &C
cident--drectly or indirectly ever occurred
from burning, storing or handling 1t.
The immense yearly loss TO life aud property,
resulting from the use OF cheap and dangerous
oils in the United states, is appalling,
The Insurance Companies and Fire Commits.
sioners throughout the country recommend the
ASTRAL as the best safeguard when lamps are
used. Send for circular
For sale at retail by the trade generally and
at Wholesale by the proprietors, CHAS. PRATT
CO.. los Fulton Street, New York l46mx4O
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There is no peraou living but what suffers more
or less with Lung Diseases, Coughs, Colds nr
Consumption, yet some would die rather than
pay 75 cents for bottle Of medicine that would
cure them DR.. A. Bouschee's German Syrup has
lately been introduced in this country from Ger
many, and its wonderous cures astonish every
one that try IT,. IL you doubt what We say in
print, cut this out and take it 10 your Druggist,
V, Grover, Factory Point aud Wait 4 Hard Man
chester, and get a sample bottle free Of charge,
or q regular size Tor 10 cts. Also Green's August
Flower Is sure cure for Dyspepsia. 3lsm
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RURNHAM 4 TEMPLES

BURNHAM & TEMPLES
INSU nee AGENCY,
RUTLAND, VERMONT.
Represents
Etna Insurance Company.
Assets, s6,OoOOOo o..
Home Insurance Company.
Assets 81, 800, 900 co.
Hartford Fire Insurance Company.
Assets 5000, 900 90.
Imperial Fire Insurance Company.
Assets 50, OoO,Oo %
Royal Insurance Company,
Assets 100000 90
PhGnix Insurance Company, New York
Assots q ,oOo 900 90,
Franklin Insurance Company.
Assets s.. 500 900 90.
Insurance Company Of North America.
Astets Is, 800 600 %.
Springfield Insurance Company
Assets 81 900, 600 o.
Phoenix Insurance Company, Hartford,
Assets q, 800, OOe 90.
National Fire Insurance Company
Assets $500. 900 o.
Pennsylvania Insurance Company.
Assets II 800 900 %.
The above strong list Of Companies represent.
ed by
BUbNHAM & TEMPLE,
23G1y Opera House Rutland "