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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-05-06

CREOLE FOwLs.-A correspondent ofthc
Poultry World, Doylestown. Pa. SAYS =
" | have had many breeds of fowls dnring
the last ten years, but none that have
given rs great satisfaction rs the Creoles.
As layers, they are most prolific of any
known variety. They are plump, com
pact and beautifully marked, which, added
to their great reputation rs layers, should
commend them rs general ftvorites
There has been Il great dcai said by some
about the Creoles not being winter layers.
Where this IS the case, there must be bad
management some where on the part of
owner. \ single hen, under favorable
circumstances, will lay from POO to 800
eggs in a year"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-05-06

SAGE.-The common green sage of our
gardens is Il hardy perennial, shruby low
growing plant. propagated from seeds or
by division of roots. Sow the seeds in
rich, mellow loam beds or ground early in
spring; thin or transplant in JUNE to
twelve inches, in eighteen-inch rows; if
thinned, the plants may be either reset or
savel and dried for use. In gathering, cut
the green shoots and leaves before the
Towering shoots are developed, or if these
last are cut out soon after their first APP
pearance, the leaves are largely increased
on the plants; dry and gather leaves. &c g,
in It dry, airy loft of some building, or in
the open at fc of the house A bed once
started and we'll cared for annually will
serve for quite a number of years Its
uses are well known to all experienced
housekeepers. Half Il dozen roots will
give a supply for the average of farmers
families.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-05-06

How TO FEED A CoLT.-It is the early
care of the colt which makes or mars the
horse, The danger is generally in starry
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-05-06
Il h. SMITH 4 son.

Il h. SMITH X son.
B4KFRS md CONFECTTCNERS.
wHITE.RIYER JUNCTION, Vt.
The celebrated Hanover and other Crackers endless
varieties freshly manufactured from the best material
promptly all parts Of the country 10y freight
( express. Graham Waters. &c- Ginger and Lemon
SNAPS. Egg Biscuits fresh baked constantly hal.d
and furnished to order
Confectionery IN al its rarictics
manufactured from sar procured directly Of the best
refners OF New York and unexcelled for purity
ard pleasantness Of flavor.
MEAD SYRUPS, PEANUTS CIGARS &c.
in store all times and orders viii he filed
promptly and the satisfaction purchasers
+ The senior member Of the has had thirty III
years practical experience in this business most of
before removing from Hanover in ISL and the Junior
partner has for many years been engaged selling
the goods filling orders and knows the Importance
Of promptness and dispatch in meeting the wants Of
their customers. With their increased facilities at
White River Junction embracing all the modern i'm
provements in their trade. a large ale. and the
care which be supplied all points
firm prepared to give their patrons the best of
goods reasonable prices, and at the shortest notice
- Goods delivered by freight express free Of
charge and no extra charge for barrels and boxes.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-05-06
NTESSRS. CUTLER BROS. & co.

II "
In ordering another small lot of your Invaluable
VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM
should like to you what know about it, i'll order
that others may have the benefit of my
EXPERIENCE
Since this Balsam first to my notice in 1873
have kept constantly in the house, never: allowing
myself tob9 out OF it over night. In all these
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS
it not failed single instance my own to
desired relief; aud Will the III regard
to my mother whose
LIFE WAS SAVED
by it. cannot but think Hers was case of Conges-
shful physclan she seemed to fail constantly that
her e try hs n
monary Balsam. The result was gratifying, assure
RELIEF WAS IMMEDIATE
and recovery rapid She is now 50 years old, and
is active and we'll Whenever she gets severe cold,
drops according to the Violence of the cough Which
s en d 81 fen a n TS il he the BAL
IRRITATIONi
is at once s,i6daed and good NIGHTS SLEEP secured
quaintauce, who
BLEED AT THE LUNGS
frhtn{ had night weats and &
100 miles away, we supposed 70 die l sent her bot
hear that she much better She continued taking
it for while and got
ENTIRELY WELL.
ami is living now which fact is to be ascribed mainly
to the OF the
VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM.
Very truly yours, JOHN CAPEN,
Boston, March Il, 1873 No Worcester Square.
Price in large bottles which much the cheapest
81. Small bottles, old style. so cents.
-. AS there many worthless limitations. be
full to get the genuine which is prepared only by CUT
LER BROS L co, successors to Reed, Cutler & Co,
Wholesale Druggists: proprietors of the PRIZE GOLD
MEDAL COOKING EXTRACTS, PURE SPICES. MUsTARDS
and other choice goods for family also Cutters
Extract of
JAMAICA GINGER with sweet Flag.
pronounced the finest preparation of its kind; And
"OCEAN FOOD" One Quart for One Cent.
Shredded CarraZreen for Blanc Mango, Cruel &c
one of the cheapest and most delicious articles
in the world. A worth viii make a dinner
desert for family. and for invads and children it
unrivaed Put mp in packages sufficient TO make Is
quarts. for only Is cents
Sold by lrrorers and apathecaries FM4wsr0w
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-05-06

All garden or other herbs should be
dried in the shade best in the airy loft of
some building where the sun will not
shine on them, and they will not be modest
ed by insects, mice, dust, &c
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-05-06
MONTPELIER & WELLS RIVER r.. i

WINTER ARRANG EMENT.
Commencing Monday, November "a, 1873.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-05-06

You shall wed me, or I'll fight you,
Underneath those spreading trees.
Therefore choose from which you please!
Rather taken aback by such IA summons
to surrender Benjamin asked to see his
challenger's face ere he decided This
was denied; she would not unmask until
the knot was tied. but generously accord
ed him an hours grace to turn the matter
in his mind. His friend advised him, as
he could lose nothing. to take the lady I;
and the three went off in her gilded coach
to church, where the lady gay and her
attorney were made one without delay
Though sweet pretty cupds hover'd
Round her eyes, her face was coyer'd
With a mask-he took her thus,
just for better for worse.
He did not repent the leap in the dark,
when he found his summer mornings adj
venture had brought g beauty, honor, rich
es. store;;" but. taking his place among
the gentry of the county, lived happy ever
afterwards The hero of this romance
was, in 1714. high sheriff of Berkshire.
Not in such warlike fashion did Mar
garet Charlton attack Richard Baxter
she sought to attain her end by nego;la-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-05-06

In ordering another small lot of your Invaluable
VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM
should like tell you what know about it, in order
that others may have the benefit of my
ENpERIENCE
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-05-06

andcoughed frightfully had night and
fully reduced She LETT Boston for her country home
$50 miles away, supposed to die l sent her bot
tie of your Basam and had the satisfaction t
hear that she much better. She continued takina
il for q while aud
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-05-06

F1cE CORNER OF STATE AND MAIN STREETS,
, 1874-10-20
ANNOUNCEMENTS,

There will bc concert and supper at tho Hn'-
Ete1 Street II. L. Church, No. 7S2 H4lsted street,
thIs evening, commencing ut 1850. The Roy. A.
Youkor md others will speak IN connection With
tho singing.
The monthly meeting OF tho Society Of Good
Samaritaus will bs held at the rcadenco Of Airs.
Herman nastor, No. S)l Wost Jacssou street,
this afternoon.
The directrosses Of tho Orphan Asylum are
reminded that they are expected to spend next
Wednesday at the Asylum making gifts. The
cold weather IL faet approaching. aud ticy nro
much necoed. It is hoped ti,at there will be n
full attendance.
Young mstl'a Temperance Meeting at the
Young aIeu's Christian Association rooms. No.
1la Madison street, this eycning, when addrepsss
will 10 1pade by several Ief0rluoa drunlnrde,
showing Gud's power to aaye mon from tho evil
Of atroug drink.
Interesting exercises will take place ut the
Western Ayel.no Baptist Church this evening, in
connection will, the second anniversary Of tho
Young Peoples Association. Addresses by The
pastor. J. Gorlou, and u. T. Jacobs. OF tho First
Bay.sst Church. All IRE invited to bo present.
, 1874-10-20


]. n. Nash and wife. Of New York City, arc in
tLs CITY, which, ia their fist Htoppiug-placo on
their projected tour round tho world.
Tile Rev. G. D. Holmor, pastor of Tho Union
Park Congregational Church, was very Ill Suu-
day night with homorrl1ago from tho stomach,
and not expected to live but llo obtained slenp
yesterday Lnorilug atl!l is now thought to be out
Of danger.
Mr.. j. ". atidelcy, General Solicitors Aesiet-
AIT ef the CacSso Il Northwestern Railroad, re-
turned yesterday from Benton 11arlor, tficl.,
whore lao was called last week to tho coathbsd
Of his fathor, John MielgIoy. Mr.. Nlidgloy las
heon PROMINENT Baptist minister for tho last
twonty-iIye years, and during tho lust year has
lived on lis rrnit-farm nt denton IIasGor. lilo
died OF homorzI,ago Of the lungs at tho age Of
! IL years. lie lcAycs q widow aud two sous to
mourn bis loss
| The celebrated Irish rifle team arrived III Chi
caCo 'nst evening. on tllcir Return from short
hunting trip to the lna!au Territory. Tho patty
consisted Of Ness's. john .Rigby. Joshua 4.
Mlllncr. John Kelly, Edmund JoLpnon John j.
BnEnall, Mini. Lsaoh, thc Captain of tho team.
and Mr. Charles Halock, oditor Of Forest AMI
Stream, Tic latter gentleman having acted al
! lasted something oyer week, aud embraced
hunting iu Missouri, kansaa, cid the 1nsliau Ter
ritory. They were JOINED by AIR. L. N;
Hope, Of La Grange, % No., =, who furnished ,a e.
tiay-a11d-sl. half Of shooting near Shell City.
No.. gayo them th,,ty brace Of quail aud fow
chickens, Tllonco thoy went to Cletopa
Kausas md there took Wagons and
| won't into tho Jndian Territory. zolne
local spostsmeu joining the patty. They Ind
| iair SUCCESS with prairie cckolia aud deer, aud
enjoyed the trip hugely. The party will roman
in Chicago day or two. for tho purpose Of see
Wcbstor. N1aj. brand, II. II. Smith, and others.
Il ia 10 be presumed that tho various shooting
cluha will arrange for the comfort and entertain.
meut Of party 10 distinguished in sportsman
snip, ani leave nothing nndono which will tend
to glyo tlAonu proper notion OF Chicago hoHpi-
| fn1itv.
, 1874-10-20


The City Treaburer yesterday received $4,000
from The City Collector on city tnzes.
The City Treasurer, Dan o Hnra, il 10 Ill that
he haa boon uuablo to attend 10 his dutios for
tho past week.
Comptroller Hayes leaves town .l,is evaning to
attend a Convention, which noets in Louisville,
to urge upon tue Goyernment the necessity Of
removing tho Capitol from Washington to homo
place farther NORTH.
Tho lautl tu,luol will be connected With tho
lake tunnel some timo to"Arls tho close VI next
month.
Fivat- Assistant Firo Marshal sween'e Was yes-
teraay enjoying tokau Of hts popularity III tha
shape Of fine go1d-heaaed cane.
It ID rumorcd that tie Hoard Of Fire Commits
atoporH luteud to fo,bu tla1lse OF onTlho~A0uatB
al polling places during oloctiouB. No action
los got boon lallon in tue mattor.
The mombors Of tho DoArd Of Public Works
loaye town this evening on visit to 1T. Louis
for tue purpose Of examining nov pulnp!.g-un-
ginca now greeting in that e,ty BY the American
Bridge Company.
Mayor Colyin was absent from his Office all
took soyoro cold, Which laB gradually grown
worae. TN this ACCOUNT llo WIS Obliged to
decline tho Invitation EXTENDED To him to l,ar-
ticlpato III tito rroEodsutial lnrch, which tuok
ptaco yesterday afternoon " tho Pa@'nor Ilousa.
Tho Board Of Public Works yesterday propar-
priationa tor bu.ll.ng bridges ut laantiolph
nttcet aud Fullerton avc1Ile. I!!e cantracts for
! the construction Of tl.o WeAt Division Wator-
| Works nil! bu awarded Oh, taelF return tom NJ.
| 14outs.
| tho Citixons' Association held nlaotlng In
| their ronn,s yesterday forenoon to dlhesh tho
| ehulcr resolution "lich was aduptad by tho
| MnrtI Of Fro Commissioners at ther meeting
, 1874-10-20


Judge 1foore - Fourteen nttneaHoB In the
8taalen caao we're held III s510 bail each 10 tho
noxt torn 0f tie CitoInt Court Of Dupago
County, which will conyono In i1arch.-Tllo pott
Jury for tho last ,Lwo Nuek6 OF tl,e present term
was ,mpanoiad.- II. Neol, Statss At
tolnuy, asked leavo to Ills All Information in tho
nature Of Il quo wnrl anto against John Worth
for netting as Constable without authority OF law.
1uHTtuE COURTS.
Justice Boydeu-Jerly Btedmap, xrrestcd Tor
disorocrly conduct; placad un'lor $90U bonds to
keep tho peace towards HcnricttA Scott, a1,d
ilnod s5.--Jamoa Mcclure and james 0Dlicu,
arrested for tho larcony of $40 worth Of c1gara
from ]. Il. Colbnrn; held to tue Criminal Court
III bail Of $2u0 earl,.-Hcnry Pryor, arrested for
tho laroeny Of $50 frum DR.. uulburt; held to
tic Criminal Court In bail Of 5200.-Jobn Sntory,
arrentoa TOR disoruorly cuuunct; linod $l6 mud
aaya.-FtAnois neady, arrested for diBordfry
CONDUCT on complaint or his sister Aiary Reidy;
fined 510, and sentenced to the 11o',He Of Coz
rectiou for ifteeu days, aud placed under peaco
bonds of $3UO.-hllchaei Crutty, arrested for
dlHordorly conduct; finud S25.
Justice KanfHdnu-ARrt,n Mal,an, arrostcd
for tho larceny. Of old iron belonging to
the Rush Mcllcal College; continued till to-lay
III bsi! If S5uo.-Nsenolas Dan4n, arses!ca for
disordcl1y conduct, mud also for tile !arsony Of
six hams bclongns to Ghtta scoger tlned SIG In
| tic nrst case and $50 III tho Bccond,
nntl Bontonced 10 tho llonse OF Cor
| roction for ulnety lays.-Ferllnand Heden, ar-
| roated for bantaray on eon.i%i"t Of s'iha
| tho complainant.
Justice Scaty-Anircas Foriast, arrested for
m assault with n deadly weapon, NTH intent to
kill Ills wife aud child held 10 the Criminal
rested for disordorly, conduct; placcd Under
| s4u0 uonda to keep tho pcace.--JoacS'h Wiley,
, 1874-10-20
THE RYAN MURDER.

Ono Of t4e must atrocious, cold blooded mnr-
derd That ayon tbs mllIdolonH locality Of Bridge
port haa yet given riso to, was committed at
about IL o'clock yesterday foronoon, ut No. aos
Archer avenue, whereby Matthew T. Ryan. the
koeper OF the house. Was shot down in
cold blood by Janies FinueAn, driver
GU the Archer arenue street cars. The
two men Ind been firm friends until about
two woata ago, when they bud slight falling
out abou. the loss OF revolver belonging to
Ryan. Finucnn was boaldor at lIyan'e house,
aud lad several times attempted to obtain pos
scaslon Of tho revolver. When Ryan missed il,
be accused Finuoan Of having atulca it. This
accusation apparently troubled Fiuucan great
deal, ~ ho shortly afterwards clianged to an~
other bosr1ing-houBe, anl LUIS Iee'l speAklng
about tho trouble ever htnce.
very freely, and Sunday night he IL said TO have
boel On regular slroe. Monday morning,
when Ao awoke, he found TINT he lad lost hls
cash.tox during A1s spree. After short soatel. .s
the day. Quo Of Lis felow-boatdsrs saw
him quito early in the morning, and
aayiaed him to 50 to work. but he refused,
saying tllat Ryan intended to shoot him. and
tl1at lie was afraid 70 10 out iie ih!d aroa1ts ~
O'Clock went out for walk. Tho ne7t Roen u
him was e.lterng l.yu1,'s saloon. At sho Tins of
entry tho deceased was busy waiting on some
cilBtumeiB, and did not notice him until no ad-
! drtssel him.
| lLe murderer stepped up to the bar, said
"hats. thoro IL tho pato! yoil said ntols, and,
without haylng another Hord. lie deliberately
pnltea tho tiiggor and Tired. lynn Kruanpd, foil
heavily to the floor, calling hia wlfs, Lena, u
who was in the kltolen vt tue time, aid expired
| in two Or three ,ni.auias. Yhe murderer, aftor
committing tho decd, walked losulaty down to
Ills A"e!es store, No. $50 AYchar ayennp, Mheru
ho gaYe up the revolver aud his watch, a1il ths,.
went over to ths station aud Eave .,is.aBe!f Np.
Tho uuroner MAJ notified shortly aftor tu o.
curronce, md Immediately started out on tue in-
yestigatlon. liz nrst cailod OIL the priaupur,
who wsn iooGoa up in tue Doerlng strnot A,a-
t!on., After Hhptt conversation With him, he
| replied TINT lie did it because "ho lad aiwayb
borus = good character IL tAass parts, auu did
uot waut any such reporta cirouHted." Wien
asked what he Aad dono w!tA tho ruyolsor. ho
, 1874-10-20
Oil Paintings Mt Auction.

Commencing this morning Mt 10 o'clock, bfeasrs.
Eson romeroy Go. vii. Sell ut their htorcs, 81 md
80 1saudorh atrect 1argo and elegant collection Of
hlgh-cass modern oil pautngs catalogue that will
cdinpars fsSorahy with anything now Or ever boforo
offered for sale In this city. The wboe collection was
sent hers for sale. regardless Of price value, by
posory well known In New York as having at all times
only the htghrat clasa Of work sale. rio collection
visited and mitch admired by large crowd during
Tho dry aud evening yesterday, and rapid #sle this
morning IL predicted. Ali interested in purchasing
should attend this 6ate.
, 1874-10-20

Tho tubiteo concert Of the sunday-schuola Of
proyiso, held Sunday at the Presbyterian church,
wata most plonBaut aud successful affair. The
building was filled to lis utmost capacity With d
lost OF Ittle ones, aud goodly number of
thuso Of maturor years. On the rostrum wore
seated the lleys. Proctor, Lamb, and Brown. und
n1c.sra, Small und Kinlba. THO exercises we're
opeycd with au appropriate prayer by tho Rov.
II, f., Brown. Singing by tho difforont schools
of tho town followed, together with reports from
tho Ha1nc.
rho rcport from Tie Riyor Forest school
s,,osed TINT 1t was organizol Out. 2, 1872
number present at 1zst mooslng. II; enrolled
during naBt year, 81 ayerag0 attendance, 8o119
age u youngest Acao'ss' Seasa ago OF eldest
atlemtlant. 65.
renurt. orea,sixed March OF April, 1874; uusaber
anruI}otl. 10; average atsendance, 30; has conl
me,mcd i1r,ier favorable AUSPICES tho f0uutlatiOn
of \ library; present Superintendent, Mr.. Ar
'os Mr. Frazer submitted report Of the Araynood
presfyteria, 6abuath-keAuol from which it af-
ncurs that tho school waB OrgMnizod July, 1871;
las n. nyorass attendance OF d. "nd Aasa library
OF 100 volumes. =.
tiop ~ Of tho Haywood Union School, from rl,ieh
It nppgarB that the school WaB orYanlzol July 8.
187i, with b3 present; number now enrolled. 70
ayo,ace attendance, a.; smallest attendance, G5.
No reporta were submitted f,oni tho 1larlom
bliesiot, Sahbatl,-ucloul and tho Coyo!l School,
tic attor OF wliul, 1t was said. Ia OFT itH foot ut
l'Iat rart Of tho singing in which all tho
| scLoolp pres0pt participated WIS eAcollont alld
III otl,,eod fine elFeot. Tho singing vi tho May
wood Union School was much superior to .tllat of
| any othor single school.
during tho concort hiensrs. sAnnap nnii sn,nli
| tnado airIo happy relnarEs, nnl lLo 1lny. Mr.
PROCTOR, OF tho Ffoerolt Conference, ontertalucl
tho children In pluaBAnt Niannor by Htlurk at-
dresn.
The latloa ot tho haywood Temperance Union
| will hold 1tlaea t0Mpalailcb 1aoetlnR III tho
t,sesbyter!au church thls oyau!ug. Addrouspl
, 1874-10-20

afternoon. wion they had loctcd themselves
up In tho Ti:o AIarnhafs room tlloy ondoayurcd
to bro" tic axpeiso Of, tho city. but to tla Tho
Commissioners would mt asroo. It wnn then
definitely settled clint Con. bl,afor world bo
nlads Alylso, -Ganeral To Tho Donrl II no cun-
soutcd 10 Rlyo his services to tho Cltizons ABau-
oialion. Thls dooiHon ras arrived at aftor long
aud icfut deliberations, and tho c'tizena clafm
ta busi},ess W oroat @ Of ohoasS @ IN Easts,n insur.
Aucp DirtInH
, 1874-10-20
LOCAL MISCELLANY.


IL Ia ueceuhary to 20 away from hnmn to
learn tic IONS, and now "Jennle jung. writing
from Nuw York to tho Baltimore American. fslr-
nphcs uu with Eli ndyanco account Ut tho 1rlda!
troussea,, uf Miss I1onoro. who is TO bo married.
to.asy to Ltout. Giant. Tho description, whlol,
ia said to bo accurate. IL az follows:
THE: rNousskAu.
ta ffra1,t. lIunnrB WtuIng WAteh IL to take place
n,1t rnesiss lie 1.th, te subject uf confederation
in Itlu,l4bu private ciFcrs, and 'nauy nre D roll-
t.ct,l IL 10 hu style nua ueGauco u ac trouAea
WI II H. ~ handsome aa Nsno usant'h7 ~ pruaHc,
No u..n Is aic 10 gso satisfactory auawer Ia those
euss' eeo,.s:s, wera liz drsssss .rs ssiuy aas, low
wlA w4 s1snas, or ~ what co!vsa' ~ 1a ns,i. MsGs
~ , 'rs s1Ss''' :s Wits Il sias Msu.s '1h h n' wss
Exerpl tds weddIn9-tresa. Which WY linporleo,
TIN a.erps an g.rn,en' sn es'g y suxsers 1v g..
iu tllis cls, u! gmpHs VIVA kintly aaWIs!su '.v
bcurs il slpred for Ch,tago. ~ W. 70 ySns @
IT, tssr'n s rs o1s a ts tor ~ spcan M Princess,
arcaHty etc, trsinea dsnhur atess, W@s ~ p'ns. ~
vas en.c 9f t.ls rs'' alpha a":t Tne " os.skrs
for,ucd short apran in iFUnt, ".,ich eateais1
into s.sey At tc rue snd Afa guss .ns Tx 1a3u
nuI IN a,,n.,. ;,s, T,s Lourt cAt shaner tue
sIcryta Il nI.1oug and finished with kntfe-pa1tangs'
rhs ks " s Wses yas ny ours VI ihs s tho afo
ami sa.l,cs with osi'1st-ieat,ottE, ana L. aag & isnse
nulehg coor presssl, a.mr1 o. .nI hS aHdsa tss
~ 70 IT. !ulnsa n,s3 ,sr;,,. vi sHe'
aeck nnn ;, Min; ,1r@s. vas in two shades of green,
tefy "d ,'c inylstGr. sl11loat buck This lad
Nsa a.g,sp, ,1f @ ,Sn tlu i1ont AVuncca un tho side
AraRhs p.tt ~, snifna,iinas on tho other The
@ M sc ,s us u sx'rt nlso as it'd Is bro pl4at
t aeh ~ M 10 nnur md Iho lows und enu1 furnlcd Of
~" e",fnu5, ~ tnnwr. with auds iu which tho two
49, Me aH.ap - .t m,n,et
Shades wrfe eo1tsu, ~ a,, ,,n. ri n1n color was
" vaIyet aud fae io six bsis used for
fro,t ths slsays. and lu8x: tho yorot
an tur ~ nn'ti tinnsrs n aid lho court .rain.
Ao twntl.cr catriaxo dress WIN Of black blue fa'o,
so Il "u III. s pue trout, aud long train with.
sLrl ~ o. 'ras Tas noy Linn and pIain, bolt
~. a5 Hu,1,n At il,a fmck and trimmed Of uc
;tin~s with 1aruo Iows al tue side Of tho SKIRT
- rn .1lrra M fha front aud clr turned
~ ,5@sa ;bn .uitinx e md pod with ho color
ur anoan ~ "n,s, lh,s iircss aluot with n}ai-
anau,u i;,ssI a tiled 10 naicn tho dress ftsther
., .n a H. i .rkrtt ucacock ehpaes way usotl Ia
r,t,nr nou iln sloayye. akir basque, anl ulantle
oSt m'tf drrss vn8 In two shades Of sshes
so th sctvrs n,,,l n,rou Of the dnrKor ullsis
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, 1874-10-20

Honor to Whom Honor Is Due"
~ would not 10 placed back whore was M anf-
fcrer with catarrh and throat dfscaEc when firrl
made tho acquaintance Of DR.. Pratt 154 Clark street,
two years ago. md not know OF ha mode OF treatment
or 10 permitted 10 avail myself Of his professional
ability, not for $1,000. Gro. f. STANTON.