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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-03
THE BUFFALO PARK RUNNING MEETING.

BUFFALO, Sept 2.-The horses for the run
ming at Buffalo Bark. the 9th 10th, and 18th
insts coming in rapidly The entries for the hurdle
of the third day will close the the races Of
the first day and the entries fourth race OF the
third day Will close the end of the the second
day. The entrance is free The hurdle race Of the
third day will close the end the first day En-
tries for the fourth or the third day close the end
OF the second day. For the there are
IS entries which closed NAV The track IN splendid
condition. and large attendance is expected from all
PAL 10 vi the United States and the Caladas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-03

AMORY-GUICHARD-On lst inst the Church VI Hoy
Rev Henry Aottet. VIM Amory Boston 20 Mss
J. p. Galchsnd Of Macon. France.
PLAGG-BURT-Il BROOKLYN. Wenesis sept BY the Rev.
II. r. NYe, william II. Flag to Lucy Burt No cards
FOwLER-BARs ETT--Ts Milford Conn on August 26 BY
g. H. GnEn 81 PoEe Bmla. laughter vi the ls w. d.
Barnett Of Brooklyn n. Y. No cards
r0YBs-GLHAy-0n Tuesday, Sept l. By IN. Rev Jimes o.
Murray. d. d.. Charles Phelps Moves Emlg
laughter Of nhrop : Gilman Of tbs city.
PAULDING-BYROS-Tn Eirabeth n J. the First Presbrersn
Church, TlesiY l. b. the Rev Nn B. Merritt Of New
York Joseph l. Paung Of NesYOrk CRY Josls 81 Bgeon
Elizabeth, N j.
sTODDARD- NBBZ-At Newburgh " r. TUESDAY sept
b. Rev 0tlu A. pegate RI,n St0lisu % Sew GJK Liy
Edith G.. daughter OF Rev r NJ SerenbeE Of Nevbgrgh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-03
MINOR POLITICAL MATTERS.

BOsFoN, Sept. 2.-The Democratic Ward
and CITY Committee effected permanet organization
tonight, electing p A Collins. chairman.
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 2.-The State Tenn
perance Convention began its sessions this afternoon at
the First Baptist Church, and largely attended by
delegates from all parts Of the state The session to-
day was devoted principally 10 organization.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-03
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For other SHIP SeDs see Second Page

ARKIFED.
Steamship reutona (Gerl Ladws Hamburg Aug To- With mdss
and pass. Kunhardt Go.
steamship Regulator Win c. ~ hours with naval
stores Wm. r Clyde Co
steamship City Galveston Bvans New Orleans Aug 90 with mis
and pass-t o q. n. Mallory & Co
steamship vadessor DS.as PhAdsphiA, with mlsc LolTl
Steamship Co
All shss espeae 6erl Fehter Bremen u day With mdse.
BARK Amazon (swei) Olsen, Amrrism So iay in ballast
BalA Pa Erasslsco LA sss "a kslteglAr ~ lara " oas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-03
CATTLE MARKET.

CHICAGO 2Rscepts FOR three $50 Cattle - 100
Hogs sheeg CArrK-Shping active AMI urm good hppns
light genera. quality beng good extra steer
jOds7 choice $3.50 25i good - o0Gso go Jar ~
IS 40 medium ~ 25Gs4 30; stock Cattle quiet 81 bOGti
t1ough Texans iu 81 5Ods3 rs bulk 81 25GS2 10 eornd
81 75dS5; native Butchers Cattle, ~ 5Oaf4 20 .-
Hos,-Frm for best grades dull for common closing S69s6 u.s.
Door common So 30 90 medium sas7 90 good 10
oa,tS poor Ar, aeuve s2es3 rs for
~ lar mellum to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-03

HAVANA EXCHANGE.

HAVANA Sept Erchange Iaet weak the United states
80 ay enrre1ev so premium short sight do 80 gs premium 90
dy, gold ~ "A premium 1918 premium
London 1000 iOj premium spanish Gold Ii0Ifoi American
Gold. l77al7S -.
lylSA sept 2Erchange demand bat irregular the
United states 6Oi currenev So djl premium snort sght o
god, 6S0IO premium short sslt iO
~ q rs D,sm.um; 90 Loalon 100 premium.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-03

Bst Eapsresvn. Brl knight Barbados II day. ballast
Barr kns1,h or Hs'r, 81 days ballast 'Hea'r'i
Rari RaSnarao lsst Boel-.na Belfast 30 days. s'ss
Bng l. W Armstrong Iof sssH,rsnI Aeo- Gusysni.. p z.
snsi T. Dnisshsa toi Boston, za. Y.aris p H. 10 d.,s
s.:' ..s. Il a:s..: Il. s s Az. a.. .
BdS sihsi Bolton Andrews. 81 Psrs 10 days.
sss Vale Pie Brunswick, Ca; 10 iays WIN Isaser
Ella of Hirngonj Humphreys PointrP'rs IL day' Win
'' sssr Stocthnu Cordsg wilmington NC 10 aay' "'a
n' Sea- 'G ISaie Mory FcDudiaa P "a DAYS vii,
sss Io,, F. c ~crd C. Is days vie p-a
va" ssh ~ Rs,.; T sE - days, Delaware s'ss
scar Anne CooS Cook Ga III days ris nmeer
scb Malta of Anchat, iosen Con"'' " D. my
. II s%@o, Ysuag J.eEsonvs 10 S.v vHlanSer
scHoosKEs-REyER ASp GutsrN.x.
" w r1 S, ..a1o Eiir Gidsr.leeve Gre@por
s ssss. "a In, ns 49, Ahhsa Fastin, Slnueist
ss~ clols Fsi a.s@rs Kosm'h. BaHeot H..
Ss. ,ap ( ssnoy. Chef Norwich.
p a SSsiT x stamford Ma h5i sa, VIZ Ssaaa '''
@ w. Gorers G,srye's Bsls.. a the''5r' Nesnelv
J. 4. shnw, Georset.-u. {,
MEaO2fEDA.
S.s .. !, E:sss @ Q,ss. E, s;
III sso ~as s I'm srss % sr re. ind s'' TIE %
sgpphsi her win :. s.s' % o .a.s:
OF nd Tue god snn when sss
DOMESTIC PO2TS.
BosroS sept 2-Arrye steamship or entail ron Sayssnah ssrs-
Emma d. Fox from WeehaVken WeeF Abbott .a fDu foa'
Cleared bark Beare, for Ysipsrass brig Helen tor Turf
Ila5d
sAy,ssAH Sept 2-Arivei steamship salvador o~ss~
York barb Prince Wales. ,-sss.
steamship Montgomery. for New Yorx.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LOSDoSDERRV Sapt 2-rhe steamship Caspian from M9sss.s
Aag 81 AMI H,Efat 2ifh, arrvei here to-iay.
HALIFAX s. sept 2rhe Anchor Lane sieruSlo sasf
th, John, B. The steamship
4 gnt tor Sydney snl Newfoundland.
DISASTER.
PRASCIscO 2-Lster AlstrsHa
July H. B Island American N>-sfa md bnk
Geo a. Peske coll The instantly
officers aud crew resclei by The ohces Of tie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-03

" On Saturday morning II published very
past year. cation the Iceiandic Mleual from
long oommub. extended letter the Petrarch Yes
Bay ard Taylor, an on the Teporr OF tina plymouth
s,vsl, and Is columns -uttee Always que OF the
leading OF the great newspsy- -. nswsUa In the
TRIBUNE now takes rank as tho d +" NV'p"p''
world.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-03
nONRSTIC MARKETS.

yguORIE,S. Sept 2-Con arm White. 95c Bran held higher
A. 81 90 Bacon higher held Shordsrg, lOlc Clear
RIB sides IA 43; Clear SIDES l5e Lard dull rece 10 nc
Keg l6c sugsr speculative eminl Common, 9e FAIR 10 y
Par s.dgs 97sdlOc. WHISKY 1rner; LOusana 81 OF
Western 81 O30$l Other articles unehangei God, 10Y
R.cbange-Nes Yprk sight y premium Sterling 5.36.
WlLNiyGToN c. 2>pir rnrpenune 32c kosin
Arm IL Cuie Tnp-n;ne steady rl 70 io HARD
81 % for Yefos DIP. Tar steady at 81 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-03
PROPOSED REGATTA ON SENECA LAKE

ELMIRA, Sept 2.-Next week, on Wednes-
dny' Thursday, and Friday grand regatta is to take
place al "atknss, on the Seneca Lake, which prizes
70 the amount Of $1,000 viii be distributed Prepara-
tom are peihg made Tor the accommodation a large
number of visitors. The regatta Is for oarsmen ard
yachImen. " ~-'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-03
IN NEX.LOTTS. Ii.

About 1 o'clock yesterday morning a fire
broke IN the bone factory OF Leopold Meyer in the
Town OF NewLos, L. L. and before the hremen arrived
the flames had made great progress. The building was
destroyed, the loss being $1,000 There in.
surance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-03
ELECTION OF DELEGATES TO THE NETWORK
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

ITHACA, Sept. 2.-At the Democratic-Lloe
Convention held to-day. resolution was unanimously
adopted declaring choice Of the Democrats and LID
erals OF Tompkins County 10 be for Governor Samuel
Tilden and for Leutenan G )vernor George W. Schny-
Ter and the delegates Syracuse Instructed &C
cOrdingy. The following delegates we're CHOSEN: ..
c. Re ynods John Bull, and E. X. Apgar
ALBANY. Sept. 2-The Democrats OF the IVth As
sembly District OF Albany County to-day elected as
delegates 10 the State Convention Senator Jesse Z.
DAYTON; Surrogate Peter A Rogers and John Martin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-03
BASE BALL.

The first nine of the Staten Island Base Ball
Club Of which Mr. Duncan is President has started on
tour through the West and Upper Cauada and expect
TO return home the 18th. after visiting Cincinnati
Louisville, keokuk. Springfield. Jae.s0a, L2adQn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-03
RIFLE SHOOTING IN CANADA

TORONTO, Ont, Sept. 2.-In the Ontario
Rifle Association competition to-day the Affiliated Asso
Citations match was won by the Duferin Rhe CiuD OF
Toronto
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-03
Sueclai Noflres

Liberal Republican General Committee. The regular
opthly retne Headquarters 4j3 Pourthave THs
EVENING o'clock. Pnnenl aendADev respectfully requested
THOMAS E STEWART. Chairman
wEKxs W. CULVER,
Lady for several wears the prnc4p tho
Of vito has resided tine ioso
desires TEACHER In private lamy Newior or
moua As qualifications character vii be furnishes 90 sPpe.
tim GRISWOLD Fih Avenue Hotel % Col FLANK
X. HOWE No. 1873 EAst rsea'r-arsi-st
House a Gift evcry sEtyf'urh purchaser cf
IS or $40 and dwellings
b~ug erected Distributed bT drawing Carssas I've
pHrchas the lots No ezra cost No chance
20 chances DWELLING Come az
of expense esey sunday By special train $50
m u 10 All lots go0 but coce Of caton
Res Estate Headquaer so TAdaye corner lSeAJ
sHth-st, \. Y. lneose stamp for nap.
Equitable Life Assurance society of the luied states
100 bKoADSAH, NEwioRK, Sept z. 90,
Al meeting Directors this bed s jay
HYDE elected President " The SceI Disco ~
William Alexander deceased and JAMES W ALExANDBk "~
SAMUEL BoaRoNk seertsry.
Fine Diamonds.
exhibition and for tie largest pair Of ans w
this country they are w-ss 'nf shape sh'a
.ud thou, fault Of any kind together nearly - a' We
have one Of the largest collections OF diamond sosr
aver offered IN this market shoad ony Ill 'asy
. Co., AM tool, HOWARD a CO. 800 Pinh-sye.N IL
0m,. Soiiee-rne NAILS FOR EUR0Ps for 'he ~enk
.aaug RDAY Isl L. vii close At this once a. es
n TrRsptY Ar G.3os wEDN ESoAY at $50 aud II 80
A n on THU RsDAY 1880 N, Aad on sAruhpAi ~ sA
-rn, Genesis and Ethics ii CenjaxaI Love. BY AN
DRAW JACKSON DAviS Pp,s pat paid Paper SOC cien 7se
Address tbs anhAA9afh DAVIS y 70
q. gsli Rs--ihsL ssstSs-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-03
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM HAMBURG-IH sleIashtD Ieai0Ha Sept M sna MRS
Johann Rpp and earcu He1nch Epp. VIE ai chien Jacob
Wall Wit and children. Peter Lender ind vile Peer bsr we
and adrsn Hugo Damning Gelders wife aud children
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-03

THE boiler in shippers staye mill at Mead
vile Penn exploded yestsrda Pap Jteck killed nI
other, slightly Injured The mills demolished
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-03

THE 1711I1
WILMINGTON, Sept. AT the city election
yesterday the Democrats and Independents carried
OF ten wards and on the vote for Assessor
had 80 majority In the entire city In several wards
there were combinations by Democrats aud Independ-
ents 10 defeat the city ring.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-03

THE FIRST NEWSPAPER OF THE WORLD.
From BingAapptoa rnes
Every one must have noticed the marked
inprqy swest W THy ASw-SoGA IL4Sak HNfHis 'ao
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-03
OUTDOOR SPORTS.

THE MYSTIC PARK RACEs-THE BEST TIME ON
RECORD.
BosToN Sept. 2.--The Mystic Park races to-
day were attended by immense crowd OF spectators
drawn,together by the two excellent the reg
lar programme and the special prize OF $4,000 offered
for Goldsmith Maid to beat her previous record Of 2i2
The first race was for horses of the 1888 class. There
were seven starters, Ben. Mace's James Howell, IT,.
being at about odds against the field
Bella won the first heat but the three taken
by James Howell r not, however, until after hard
struggle The second race horses that had
beaten 2:2s for which there nine starters lucille
Goddust was favorite at 800 TO $3.50 for smueger
$50 for Frank Ferguson $40 for Commodore $50 for Mu
sic and $40 for the field Lucille Golddust the race
alter losing the third heat, which won By smugger
in 222.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-03
DOMESTIC PORE.

Metal Springs, the Pitiiess Iron Finger Pads, and
Rupture enargng e breach Bt.A
gradually cuFei by the Elastic fRUss. 653 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-03
DIED

al Notices of Harriages must be sdorsed v't5 frH
sGme and adfJess.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-03
THE PUBLIC HEALTH.
IMPORTANT SANITARY MEASURES

fA-'K Dh4NIIAhf MEASUhES.
SUPPRESSION OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DRAIN
AGE IN CENTRE-sr-RECOMMENDATIo IN RE-
GARD TO sLAUGHTERNG.
The Board of Health held their regular
weekly meeting yesterday and the action taken upon
the reports wa Of great importance to the
public In sanitary point Of view The Sanitary su
pernendent reported that his corps OF inspectors had
made af9 Inspections during the past week. and that
the disnfectng corps had visited B premises where
contagious diseases found sc OF which they disn
fected. Seventeen cases Of smallpox removed to
the Hospital. The following s a comparative statement
Of cases OF contagious diseases reported at this Bureau
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-03-25
BAILEY'S
EDG e -
FOR COLORING RITTER

Scif-oreserving,-unlike any other In the mar
ket-Haye used II lor years, more or less every
month but June.-Used by r ID. Mason, President
Of the Vt. Dairymen's association, and al, FIRST
class nutter-makers, sold to .one 3on dairymen
since July. and sivesuniveasal satisfaction.
WHAT THE BUTTER DEALERS SAY
We recommend butter makers to use a preuara-
ton used and sold by A.. R. Bailey and his agents
for cplorlng cutter, as II gives the butter a nice
color and is by lar the hest thing in the mark etfor
that urposc. IL. d. BRYANT, NJ. p. CIRCUIT.
l.. H.. Doty Of Etaore says u is the best. CO.
burn Of East Montpelier, President of of Washing
ton Go. Fair SAYS II Is the hest. Judge Morse Of
Bolton says ! am satisfied that Railcy's is the hest.
Ssld in Worthwhile by II D. BRYANT.
Stowe " ATKINS HODGE
Johnson D. q. HOLMES.
Waterbury ID. HOPKINS.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-03-25

The ST. Louis Republican asks: lis
the divine genius which blazes forth in
the great measures of letters a species OF
inspiration, which has nothing 10 do with
the frail human that shelters 1t, and glows
with celestial radiance, perfect and uu-
sullied, though the individual who wields
the marvellous power may dwell amid the
mists of human prejudice and the frery
gusts Of human passion? ?" If the Republic
can writer will be quiet, and turn to the
Saith page Of The Millionaire Plumber;
or The Bursted Gas Pipe" and read the
eighth paragraph carefully, be will find
that such is the case.-LonisciMe Journal,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-03-25

1t has been decided in Iowa that
jilting dosen't damage a man a cents
worth. In fact, it does him good.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-03-25
FOR SALE

] Heavy Pair Of Beef Cattle.
| Matched Pair Steers, three years cid, At for
beef or w0rn.
/ Matihed Pair Working Cattle.
| Good Bay Mare. 8 years old. p~erfectls sound
and a good driver. EDG.R MOVES.
Hyde PARK, March 18th. 1874.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-03-25
Hoyo,io N. LqtArops y

State Of Vermont. Lam0ille p,ftI gilt Z
In Prol ate Cuuit held at JOhn areL A. /
said District gu the 10th day o. na'stw wis
instrument pnrpuTting 70 he llie Of tag
amentaf lIoratlo N. LathrOp ns, b
said district. deceased ,teinE prsse tbere II
nv W, II. Griswuld the exeeliJJ' c"uft A.
for Probate IL is ORDERED ~ sai' ,Srd to :
persons concerned therein % HAT " at the MI
y session of said Court u ne ne,J "lprl VI.
Ace In johnson on tho 7th gay u hove. I'll
and show cause. VI any my n",pes q,
Probate Of said VIII. for when ada, J
cd, thata copy Of the recorg y IN tt VA
iished three weeks SUCCESSIVE I%prerfr
Newsdealer printed at Hyde ram h, iho
time appointed for hearing urATlt III.
IA Attest, NJ U. us
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-03-25

MANHOOD now LOST uov,,HO
AVE- just published, a new ediuoS'
Weti's Ccllctlated Essay en- iLe rs5. 26,
out mediclne) OF SPEruATrppr~,
weakness, in voluntary Seminal Is -
Mental and Physical ]Incapacim IS. IL
Marriage, etc al,c, C,y,rvr,rt
and Fms, Undue 4 ia selfnjula tr"
tiava-agec: 10 Price in a sealed. G.,
siN cents. Tln celebrated gutbrr ~ IA I,
bic essay clearly ucmou .trat,sin LA,
successful practice, thatthe alarmir'N.6 4
81 self a use may iuradicalii cunj,-
dangerous Use Of in iLtc laln1lS,I.
plicatlon # the knife pointing tTt,..
at once simple, certain, ard A, ctr,lI
which every sufferer no matter WHAT -
may nc, may cure himself el,aply ,r,,R
r~aiic1tty. ~ TINS lecture should l,r'
of every Youth and every mauin ft
under seal, ina pain envelope. IA rr ,,
post Tn,d, on receipt Of six Gent. rlai
STAMPS. Address the Publishers. rnnnd
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A1CA LII JIG AlQ
makes The WEAK STlf

The PcrUriGn Syrup, C PTA'
cd Solution Of the PrUt0r1
IRON. is so combined as tOhw|
tie ChGT0cte1' Cf az dlimN} 4
easily N0ested 0Ud 0SsinM
TiM the blood as tie simJ-|
FOOD. 10 increases tie g1yGlt.
Of NatHrc'S OWR EtaAa
Igent, IRON IN the bL0oa, tm|
cures "dthCusdnd U.s." sim.c|
6yToniRg up, InUigOrGtingE
Titali@ing the System. The II
7'iched and UitGti.ed blood
7neates eUery part of the Gcd
qeDairiRg damages Gnd m-|
searching out morbid 81
tiORs, and leaving nothing
disease to feel upon. n
This is the secret Of the Rrl.
derfW success Ofthts remd, I,
curing Dyspepsia, Liver @l
plant, DrOpsy, Chronic \
rhoea, Boils, NervousA Affect =
Cliills and Fevers, Hun
Loss of constitutional NJ
Diseases of the Kidney 10
Bladder, Female Compht il
and all diseases originally
q bad state of tie blood, r,t,
cOnpdnicd by debility ord red
state of M SYSTEM. Beiaq
from Alcohot, in any form W
energi@iHg effects are Rd
f0Wed by corresponding tJat|
ton, but are permanent, "a
sing strength, rigor. cRd afn9
life into GU parts ofthesy
and building up an lr0al
stituti0n.
Thousands hare been CHI, y,
by the HSc Of this TcmcdhY
aCeGk, sick;Ly, Sw6criRg Hro|
lures, to strong, keGhhA,
R0ppy men and ac0laeai
inUaiiGs cannot reGS0nG64
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WAN r 6,owD in he9
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EXHAUSTED vIrALIry.-rbe .sc,ene,

EXHAuSTED VIFALiTY.-The Science If
= LEI or Seif-Preservation IA Medical rreatice
on the Cause and Cure Of Exhausted Vitality.
rfematurt peciine IN man, Nervous and Physical
Debility, ny pochundria, Itnpotesc, Sperlnater.
rhoea or Seminal eeknoss. andail other diseases
arising from theerrars Of outh orthc ndiccretions
Processes ~ uatnreryears. ThisisI indeed a hook
fpr Every man. Thousands have heen tausbt he
TINS WORK and true way tuhaalth and hapuiness.
I isthe cheapestandb best medlca work ever pub.
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lending. l9nth edition revised. much enlarged.
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only 81, lsentby mail. postpaid. on recetut az
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mr. WI PARKER Assistant Phi, stefan. H. n
The Author may hc consnltcdon the ait We as we'll
asal' diseases requiring skill and experience. o
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-03-25
Samuel Ba, tens Esid'

THESuBSCRIDERS. having LoTn'Tl
the Honarahle PROBATE Court l1I
Lam0illeC Com .uissioIerS ~ reoe.Vl III
august all cams aud dtnianos ,JR
AGAINST the Of Samuei LalIe!me h,
IN said District, deceased, replr,S, gDal
and she term Of six months lfOh uSGF-
February 1874, being allowed .! I'M htl b
credlt.is uf said deceased, to eAa M
their espectlve eiatdis leiore Us spvus,
W. will attend to the autles 81 on' r riha b.
the dwelling house Of WIDOW W Ian
Eimofc in said District, on the -'.l o ne vi
and the 18th Of August next ~ 10
the afternoon, on each Of SAID ual'' ie
A. NJ. KELLEY, ICOnaIS
NORMAN CAMP. } =
Elmore, February 18th, A D.'''"
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CONSTITUTIONAL
Catagkh Remedy

TO MEssRs. LlrTLEFIELD 4 c.. pruprietUrs Of 20.
tttutiona CttLrrh "eHieiy, Hanchestvr, n. u.i
IL sside AT Manchester, n. H., a,ri pre- iuusly re-
sided at iieuntker, aud am a II tive OF Weare, tins
state. nave had , atlrfh tweht' live years, ever
since | was ~ years old had 1t uad ali the time. Ii
run all that period, aud dishts It would ill up aeu
-drUp down in ny Throat, causing Il ieolln.
Of choking, 50 that | wDuil sprIns up In bed to
save myself from stran suatiUi. 1t affected my
head 50 that felt Confused, aud was trouhicd with
severe headache Mt Intervals, ior Il week at II time.
| had alsh ia1 pains in shoulders, Hack, ami Kid
neys, fivm winch | suffered immensely. 20 bad
were they, that u year ago last %sliiner ! was o~-
liged to liCi in bed most of thetime for three months.
| have tried all Kinds uf snuff aud Catai rh remedies
with no particular benefit and consulted physicians.
| had n hacking cruS III. ! began tU take the 1oHs-
~titatioaai Catarrh Rempdy last August. | began to
grow better ,eiure flushing the iirst bottle. / am
now on the tn ri hottie. Ms Catarrh IS now cured;
my health IL restored. . have 20 pains, aches, or
cough. Nj, whole system is made over new. /
know it is this ncilcine tliat has rescued me from
intense suffering aud almost the grave. ] am now
able 70 do the hardest work aud hear the hardest
expo"ure, and feel that cannot .ay too much in ia
vor of the Soasttahoad CatUTh Remedy.
MRS. Z, j. FLANDERS.
Manchester, n. H., Feb. /, 1871.
/ am SO years old, have had catarrh ever since 7
was eighteen years Old, and heauache all the time;
have suffered hey ond description with running at
the nose, drOpDihgs In the thruGti ehokings, aud
stranglinLs. lave tried any quantity Of Catarrh
Remedies. Tut have iouHd no reiiei till tried your
800 h'h' 80 ~
l found immediate relief
Catarrh and all It's attendant evils have left,
Headache, Pains in Luins ami Back Dizziness, itsa
Of Appel te, aud General Meas ness. Loss than }
bottles of Constitutional UatarTh Remedy have
cured me. Ihave not been 81 we'll since / can re-
member as nuw. / feel as If / could not say too
much for the medicine, or thank tod tao heartily
that thruus its fundamentally l have been re.
MARY NJ. ABBOTT,
No. II Manchester Corporation.
Manchester, n. H., Jan. n, 1872.
The above lady is my mother. | am a painter hy
trade. aud IN "A painter by trade, and an a mem
Der of the City Councilof Manchester. Every wurl
that my mother states Is true.
JACOB J. ABBOTT.
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