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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-09-18
BURLINGTON AND VICINITY

BURLINGTON AND VICINITY.
CulrrFSpES County SENATORS. Official
Cor>r.-The official canvass of the votes toi
Senators. in this county, shows the follow
ing footings:
Henry. o,i74; Ladd, 2,l4l; Chesmore
s65 Bishop, u.s. Brown, $50; Hun
tinrton, I,j63; Miles, l,562; Reynolds
1921. These figures give Henry and Ladd
each 81 votes more than our returns previous
Iypublished. and Brownand Bishop each -:
votes less. REYNOLDS has 10 votes less than
reported These differences are made al
most wholly in the returns Of ward > o
this city. which were very enormously
counted or returned, at the time.
Mr.. D. c. Barber has bought ofN. b. Proc
tor his property on Mark 5 Bay about nine
teen acres, for Sc 800.
We take pleasure in calling the attention
IF our readers to advertisement in another
column IF rare business chance.
ST. ALuiNs BUTTER MARKEr-Th market,
Tuesday. was firm. We quote common to
fair. - to a5e; medium to good, p tic 2st;
choice. 80 TO b., selections, 80 to 3le
Prof {. ), lla~cy addressed the meeting
in City Park, last evening The attend
anee Wa about a. usual.
The Vermont Stock Farm Company viii
exhibit some of their thoroughbred horses
1t the Clinton County q. " fair.
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>uIwE> Tine ladies of Trinity Church
Nil. hold a festival at the Town Hall, next
wednesday evening, the proceeds to 20 To-
wards paying the church expenses. Choice
refreshments viii be provided, and all are
invited.
! geutamln who has worked 1t out by
ralc, gives the following probabilities -
For the months of September October
and November, there viii be thirty-lour
storms Prevailing winds from the north
west, charging winds to southeast
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MIDDLEBURY. - At IL o'clock. Friday
night. an alarm of fire from the paper mill
whistle and the bells aroused the peaceful
sleepers. who discovered bright fire about
two miles south of the village. 1t proved
to be the barn of James Piper, which. with
its contents. including hay, grain, farming
tools etc, was destroyed by fire. The
cause is unknown. Some think it caught
from the sparks from the engine, as it was
near the track. Loss estimated at 81 500,
insurance $500.
The repairs OF the steeplc of the Episco-
pal church, and other repairs. are progress
ing finely. They hold their service. now,
in the court house.
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lBy Telegraph.
NEw YORK, Sept. &c.
Treasury disbursements S51.Ou.
USrUSlS RECEIPTS s3J9lu.
Specie shipments, $500.
MONEY aG2l per cent. Prime d .scoua,s. sh5r
date, $40 per cent.
STERLING quiet at iS7l aiSi Tor sixty days, Al,
Isl for ST. ht.
GuIp active, ranged from Il9i Ril0. aud close,
a. no. Loans ilIt at per cent. Ciearin-s. ; ~.
eNAfAl
STATE BOND quiet and nrlninIl.
RAILROAD BONDS firm.
GOVERNMENTS ara finn
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Canker rash is prevailing in Underhill to
an alarming extent aud in a very malignant
form,
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ueorse Clement, Esq =, of Berkshire, has
sweet corn, with numerous stalks measur-
ing l2 feet and inches n length
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DIED.

DELLISGER-MAsoS.- In Richmond. Sept 10th,
by the Rev Austin lIazen. Of Jericho. Mr.. e. [.
Delln ger, of Pearl Rock, Iowa and Miss Hattie,
only dau .hter Of Hon. ]. L. Mason. OF Richmond.
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ST. ALuiNs Butter MARKET market,
Tuesday. was firm. We quote common to
far. 20 to 25c; medium to good, p tic 2st;
choice. 80 TO 81; selections, 30 to 3ie.
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Prof c. ) .llal~ey addressed the meeting
in City Park, last evening The attend
anee Wa about a. usual.
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Him advertisements.

PALNER.-1n this city, sept 18th. Hiss E,norI A
Palmer. a.ed u wears. and months.
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By fAyoror Hon. George Nichols. Secrc-
tarY Of State, We are enable to give our
readers the aggregate Of the Grand lis; for
1871, a. follows
REAL T. FATE.
whole number @; acres. 5,l70.--}
valuation Of, established by
state Board -.....--.... s7q.s13Hhl
PERSONAL ESTATE.
Amount o.. Appraisal Of. i9.3n.ia1 ; 90 90, il2
une per cent of which is. y9n.J;l3 p
Md. No. OF Polls CASH
As9................... I3aIl2
Less Amount Of Deductions 3JI2 I3I,G3l1l
No. Of Dogs, as 9gtasI.... l5,gig %
"fAAd List for State Taxes SlIi5,lHiJ9
As compared with last years list the
above shows an increase Of 81. 800 acres of
land appraised a decrease Of 50 ,2l9 ,239 in
the valuation of the land a decrease in the
appraisal Of personal property of 1898 $50 !;
an increase in the number of polls Of i2O :;
and Increase of 800 dogs and Z total de-
fFeasa of S $50 in the List.
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VERMONT DAIRYMEN's ASSOCIATION. -The
sixth annual meeting of the Vermont
Dairymen's Association, for the election of
officers and the transaction OF business, will
be held in Montpelier. on Wednesday, De-
tober 81, 1874, at 81 O'Clock D. m.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-09-18

We take pleasure in calling the attention
If our readers to advertisement in another
column IF rare business chance.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-09-18

S. 5. ,AsSocIArIoN.-A mass meeting Of
the friends of the Sunday School, of Ba-
kersfeld, Enosburgh, Berkshire. and neigh
boring towns, will be held at the Congre-
gational church, Bakersfield, Sept. 22i,
1874, at 10 O'Clock a. m. Practical subjects
will be discussed during the day and pub
lie meeting held in the evening. Eater
tainmcnt will be provided for all who conc.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-09-18

The Vermont Stock Farm Company viii
exhibit some OF their thoroughbred horse,
At the Clinton County q. " fair.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-09-18

CuABLo1rE ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING " ed
ne~lay afternoon, a. Louis Nelson and
Eiword ". Andrews were amusing
themselves with shooting at mark
with a small revolver, in Charlotte,
the weapon Wa accidentally dis
charged in Nelson's hands and The ball
pissed through Andrews breast. going
,amagh the right lang and taking bit of
the shoulder blade. The wound j. a danger
uG- one Andrews is member Of the
ieuior class Of the University. Nelson is q
man Of 80 years old, a farmer, muchrc~pect
cI and represented Charlotte in the Legs
Ature of -. The accident took place il
Charlotte near the Shelburn line. The re
yol7cr WAS new one and they were trying
II. the shot was entirely accidental
Andrews was quite comfortable yesterday
Nelson Is in great grief about the affair.
Mr.. }. Mallery, Of North Ferrisburgh
was thrown from his wagon, north Of Solo
man Williams residence. last Thursday
While ON lis way to Burlington. lie sus
tanned a fracture Of the les and was taker
back home.
Mr.. George Clark WAS thrown from be-
wagon al East Charlotte, last week Friday
and was considerably hurt about the fac,
and shoulders.
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Mr. D. c. Barber has bought of y. b. Proc
tor his property on Mark 5 Bay about nine
teen acres. for Sc 500.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-09-18

CuIrTENpEx COUNTY SENATORS. OFFICIAL
Cor>r.-The official canvass of the votes Tor
Senators. in this county, shows the follow
ing footings:
Henry. e,i7I; Ladd, 2,4l; Chesmore,
.s65 Bishop, LIS; Brown, 9S9; Hun
tington. 1858; Miles, l,563; Reynolds.
1871. These figures give Henry and Laid
each 81 votes more than our returns previous
Unpublished, and Brownand Bishop each 1872
votes less. Reynolds has 10 votes less than
rcportcd. These differences are made al
most wholly in the returns of ward > OF
this city, which were very enormously
counted or returned, at the time.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-09-18

>uImE> The ladies of Trinity Church
vii. hold a festival at the Town Hail, next
Wednesday evening, the proceeds to 20 To-
wards pay ing the church expenses. Choice
refreshments viii be provided, and NIL are
invited.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-09-18

General Frederick y. Ogden Is hereby
appointed provisional general of the Loul-
-iaua state militia lie will at once assume
command and organize into companies. re-
Eiments and battalIons General Ogden
will report the names of staff, regimental
and company officers to this department
forthwith to be commissioned.
d. L PENN. Acting Governor.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-09-18

The space 10 Floral Hall appropriated to
fruit, had all been taken before night.
and was not nearly equal to the demand
The show in this department will be notably
fine. {. y. Lyon. of Shelburn, shows \
hundred varieties of standard apples; c.
W. Brownell, % varieties of apples and 20
OF pears t. W. Baker, Colchester, 80 va
rieties OF apples and of pears: II s
White, Shelburn, 100 varieties of annlas :
j. Z. Smith, 5 varieties of pears, INCLUDING
the Rosiiger, now IN eating condition. Onr
townsman, l.. NJ. Hagar. exhibits proof Of
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his customary success as a grower of plums
Among these are superb green cages,
orange, Smiths Orleans. St. Catherine,
Lombard. Goes Golden Drop, Corse's Ad-
miral. Mclaughlin, peach plum, Imperial
gage, and Shelburn aprieots; all fine. Mr..
Hagar shows also ten varieties of pears, in
GLIDING the summer varieties. Bloodgood,
Dearborn's Seeding. Rostiger and Bartlett;
the Bon Chretien. Louise Bonnie De Jersey
Sickle, White Doyeune, Winter Nellis. etc.
He has in his case two large lemons grown
by himself
W. p. Woodruff. of Williston. shows
eight kinds of hardy grapes, comprising
Adirondack, Creveling, Aliens Hybrid,
Sherman, Delaware and lsraella with Con-
cord vine, marked as but one year old, in
bearing, having on it eight punches of
grapes.
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ing FEELING IN THE STATE.

SHREVEPORT, la, Sept. 1.-THE action
Of the people Of New Orleans has been re-
ceiyed with the greatest enthusiasm nero
and through the north part oil LOUISIANA
A Meeting was held in this city; to-nign.;.
to take action upon the prociama''on VI
made by leading citizens CT the parish. ad-
y,sing moderation, and sssuriu g the enlered
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The entries of poultry are numerous, and
the quality generally of motto able excel
lence. L. J. Chaplin, Of Williston, shows
HOudans, BIntams, game and other fowls
o. b. skinner, Houdans, pure White Leg
horns, Ply mouth Rock, and other varieties I;
Mitchell Rrcssette, Essex, jersey Blues.
Bolton Grays, Brahmas and I.eghorns.
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MORE TROOPS REQUIRED.

WASHINGTON, Sept. l5.-General Emery.
in a despatch, dated Yesterday, addressed
to General Mcdowell, and sent to the war
department, says he has not troops enough
to maintain himself if conflict should I'M
fortunately occur between troops and in
surgents, and further. that the mere pres
cnce of troops has lost its moral effect in
preventing or surprising disturbances
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THOMAS II. GonDoN'> ESTATE

,w1x G 4; ! = ~ IN f r. TIL Commissions
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-05-29

CARPENTER --BERTSCllINOER
AT tho residence of n. J. Weed.
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Wednesday
evening May 18th BY tho Rev. Il.
X. Young, w. G. cAsrExrsk u
Doran. Iowa. 70 llxIxS NJ. Dxar-
scniNaxa Of Cedar Rapids.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. re-.
idence d tho brides father. in Waukon
Mr.. A. !. Hsrsey's on Monday, May
18th. BY Hon. q. 7. Granger. judge
Of tho Circuit Court. Mr.. ORLANDO
r. GKAfrAx aud MISS Eva Z
Nkxsxy.
KELLY-PuRCELL. by rathc.
MoCarty u he residence In Crsaso,
Iowa April 2sth 1874 Mr. Msrt,u
Kelly 20 Mis- Sarah Elton parcsll. both
Of Howard county.
Mn Psrusll has the h onor of bcinr
tho eldest u Paris Township. III,
daughters: = shs Wa horn Nov. It'll
1860. tho 6st In that township.
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The largest and finest exhibition brought the Nowc

~ nUD
1lspAsals nrsise esasa Asle ~
5r~Nd Asasssa sl made ~ os~ss An MIN Je.s: ss r
Admission 80 Cents. Children undsr Years, 50 csnts
Doors open o'clock sad o'clock Ps.asss o's
MONTGOMERY QUEEN, Sole Proprietor and Manager.
|CHAS G. PELI, Geaeral Drsctor.
Will Exhibit Thursday June 4th; Crssco June 9Th; Lime
SPRING. Saturday, June 9Th; Prsaon, Monday June Sth
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Following the example d tho Chi.
r.go Burlington and Quincy railroad
officials. tho Eric railway company
have adopted tho following and publish
i among il rules and regulations:
mo man who uscs Intoxicating
drink eau b. depended upon In railroad
service. aud Il Il tho intention u this
Company a. fur ~ 10 practicable. "
deny employment u all mcn who use
Intoxicating drink
Nor arr the mon who use "intoxi.
eating drink" any moro 10 he .',lcpend.
cd upon" In tho service u individuals
or tho state than for railroads.
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An eashsses sAyas Mrs Laura ~
Force Gordon, The veil kap~n sririsa.
aliss lecturer, fosmevly of IA Cr~ar
Wisconsin, u rablishins daily news-
paper a. Stockton. California, +"
Oar readers Ia Western pcnnayl-
sylvaniA will remember Laura De forcs
mentioned abave. ~ farmcr resident
u wrighlsvilIs Warren Go. ~. and -
ono Of tho pretticst girls thereaway
twenty two " three years ago.
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NDKEND.
lsINN--In Paris township May 97lh. is7l
aftcs llaessia9 and palnlul illness II many
months dsrsatoA, lsses linn. Ag,si thirty
AVA ysasA
Tho desssssd lsavesa wife and four
children " mourn their los. and .
brother. NJ. Wn. Rim. A good citisea
: kind father ard aGsctionats husband
gone % III reward. Peace 70 his ~
mains.
KE1FE--As Alton, Iowa. April sosh, is7a
Mary wife n Ga Kcefo Esq, NJ con.
sanptloa, aesd u ysars md moalhs
To departed M . faithful wifs, aklnd
ncehsr, nd bright sxampls 81 christian
chasacee9.
llalas ny pillow, husband dssrrss,
Falns and fainter comes my breath,
And thoss shadows Stealing slowly
Muae know hc thnac Of dsAih.
NJ down cloes bealde me-. darling.
Let ms clap your warm strong hand,
Yours tAas svur - sustained me,
TO III boedsp u this land.
For your God and mlnc---our Father.
Hcnce sl,All eves lsad me o.,
Whses, upon 10 throne eternal,
6lls hls loved md only son.
Iva hid Visions and hscn dreaming,
Or Tho pass d Joy md pain.
Year ~ year I've Wandered backward,
nil | W child asSln.
Dreaming Of glrlhood md III moment
Whsn lstood your wifi md bride,
How my hsart thrilled with loves I'll.
umph,
In shs hour Of womans pside.
Dreaming of tllsac, and III carth's bleas.
lneD.
Firmly twinsd shout my hcars-
o.! ~ bleess burning angulah
Whsa ! 1Tsl knsw ~ muAs pass.
Il has pasasd and God has promised
Al ny f0olsesps % aatsnd,
Ha thAGs noss than friend o. brother
WIN - wllA yoa % - sad.
TAsssb - GAa6ow Or ~ portals
Leading - ~ hsavsnly homo
Chria - peoalssd llic Immortal
Ard tlshe ~ ~ - cons.
Whsa Ills tsiab welt arouad thco
And 10 CHILLING hlllews swsll,
TAoaN IN I'll thal.'1ll y wsll."
Hing or by no ~ bsaidss
~ - blsa1ne - M kssp.
~ = eaFufA = - cisvs Mn,
Hen lsnSa sooa enosoh % weep.
TEN him oltsa a ~ m0lher,
Klas hln To- ~ whsn ~ wakes.
I1sa6h gsaaly ID niss pathway,
Law ~ doshly tor ny nks.
Cnp ~ han1 atn clo1R daslln9,
IAhAe - 49, = ~ ~,
~ ts-nGsew ] - asv~
Answss w. - call - wife"
Fsrs ~ ~. ~ s1sls huShand,
1alne - too1A ~ ehaa'nlng rod.
TArow yoas agsag am ss0und ar der
-
Keep him closs 70 shcc snd God
--Nutu
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oDSrACLEs TO MARRIA0E.

Uoppy 0eooerGor v0aag Men
6een - s0esss 0f krrors and Abuses Ii
sosly. 1lfe. MauAoed Restored. lmpediasenta
o Mossiaee rsmovNd. Nov method II treat
0eGA Meu aaA remarkable renncstics. uuoe
aoA ClreularA sent ft~c, Ii sealed envelopes
A11sGm HOWARD ASSOCIATION, NJ.
e6a1A Ninth q rhlladslphtA. PA.-as
loaDtsseisa having high reputation 70
heassAhls eseAast Asd professional skill
~ o1gl
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70 s,0NauMrrlyEa.

ne advertiser, having been permanently
cared setAas dread disease. Consumption
~ slmsis seMedy. " AMsroas n mHks
hneWa 10 Ma fellow pulgerers tke meaMa II
carr. r. Ill vAc desire N. Ne will send =
espy u shs perscsiptien used. tfr~e "
sAasasl. With the directions faf preparing
go ssans shs Same, which they will md :
Drsaehltla Ae..
Parties wishing the prescription viii
please address
nsv. r. A. WILSON.
0.lb.m6 loA Penn ~. WILLIAMSBURG,
~ vesa.
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FOR
PHOTOGRAPHS,

C2O 10 thr new rnon,s Of
BERTRAND 4 JONES.
Wl~se ywa ran wucurr the hcse q PIC.
lurca md Inc nlccM sykes ri pit4urc frnncs
They have enlarged their roossas.
and haven
NEW AND LANCE RIGHT.
And arr prepared 10 tio N good work "
can bc done Id
NORTHERN IOWA.
Call and asr their work and convince
yourself
llnDma oppnsltc tho Court llaMsc.
Cruets,. Iowa,
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rsralas lllsssv~s~d Nona / SAnrAeV&>aM
nAnteoon! WcnAnssosu MsAasAoa |
tmreAlmeMes - MArsArr, no cause
aN1 eMss. os~s eeravsln se~t.d, rnst
pAlA ~ - e<Nes, ~ ~. &. W'MrrsEa.
ii. H. Charles Street, ~ 1.oaia. Ma,
IN great spscialisl Mead hts works.
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". a. Glass aai wife are spending
: few weeks Waiting among friends
In Cambria aud Indiana county Penn.
sylvania. whittier the PAIN DsALxa
f,lluxa them.
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WY WIN ysa asGerl

| = ~ perseas saNsr.
lng fFen nAeanatism |,
| \ saralGls, Cramps, Il
llAa u@ho ~ eeonAeh,
| Dlllleos Colls. Pals II
IsAs hack bowels - side
I've would ~, I'M
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FAMILY tinInnhr ID d
lall G1Aess ~ remely
lyeu want tss lnlsraal I
loxooenAl -. Il has eur.
- ~ Above eo1nplalata
III tAeUean1s e eases
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49, \. ~ n. osl1 D
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MsJ \ Powell fell hsad-long through
an open trap door N Chapia'a Hard.
ware store % Saturday Last. striking
On her head and receiving severe outs
and bruises. Il h almost . miracle that
ahs did not receive fatal injuries Hss
recovery haa not progressed very rapid
y, yet shs i improving.
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N asNsAl meeaisg 4 M Cs~<e Me.
vssnt ~. Win ~ NH N crvsrc M.sAas
1sns II itsS. ~ the rarrv~e 4 s,ve.
ling oMesr asd s~~nesing sshss essi.
seaa. JvhM kteimmaa. Ase'y.
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NIL1HR
H4.NRZEIUltIzH

GlRkD - ~ lnmnen I'm e CAee1~.
=. fk; ss ~ '': 49, bkx;7Asn: "a a.. :
t1.!...ey Wuo4A ~ Wo6Alr.
(ysoco ~ - - 80 q ~ naA)a %
Msvkst elgge4. ~ os0andsd petlree,
reloeeQee = Unao - Nallaeesa IvulfnR
CssssH Avrsl m is1A
NJ. ronR
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fAsr Nov. n. w. Richards Via
AAa been In The ltAix DHALsa olIce
twenty menths. on M.adas lass ~
1000 en-. long primer selid, IN foar
hoars and ~ minutcA
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-05-29

O00ooeoo q moee than substitute
~ caeeee Oh. lsa ~ oaly safe article
h ssislenee which 10 eertAla 70 assimilale
~ ~. regulate ~ bowels, cure Wind.
eslie, - pss1aee MAtaral sleep, u eon.
ealAs nslahes mlnevels, Morphlns Or alcohol,
go . plsasAnl = tAks. CkildrsA need IN
~, saA nseAsvs nAy ress. boyl
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IN FRIDAY Ian The sheriff u c~svs
tamae susns, sArsarea hetss sAisl
III Usage Ny ~ wa~e Hair, IN u shs
Hart recently semitic sas r~nissnsiasy
ftum there ~ mahins essasstfeis nick
ics. An arremllire was taken near -
H., wh,+e aame ~ did MI learn.
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II uGN1LkMAN sAs suffered ~ yssF@
Afs~m Mssvs~a n~hllts fs~msswse ".
80 aAA III ~ tNs~ss II yswtAf~i seAis.
eesslsN wtii ~ M sAAs III s~Aetsss Aam.
Aaisy. eeMA fsve IN III ~ka HreA IA, tA~
rssip& 1HA Ats~~Ala~ ~ MsAlHk ~ simple
peae1y - ektsA ~ uaa esrea NsAvs~rs
utGAeae y ps~oe ~ ~ AAsesslses's ~xr~s.
lsAes go = - W AAaresssae N perfect
osaa1eNee.
b. ooDEN, ~ Cedar a. n Y.
4 n .
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CyAooGore1e ol1en loek PMll
Uoo1 N1Ek;

ftso - slAss easss than having worss In
he etsnaeh.
1revs's 1s,.Ml!ge coS1Ah
VIII 1esersy Wsvtas without injury - lhs
sAild, helne pss1eeely wars, Andf free froM
oil selesine o. olhsf Injurious ingrsdlsnta
usaAlly NOD h worm preparations.
CURTIS q BROWN. Proprietor.
Ne. 1l6 rnlton Street., Now York
osld " Dv~e.isls aad Chemists. and
dealers u Msdielass II Twssrv.rivu
CsnSs Dox. S7yl
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Contract Let,

The contract for building tho add.
zion 10 our school l,ousc has been award
I'd 10 J. w. Skinner, who built the
old part The contract has not boon
reduced 70 writing yct. Tho plans and
specifications provide for : building
2sx62, tho aamo height - tho other
This. VIII present the same appearance -
10 siss IN ths addition. aud tho part A.
ready standing The bids wsre widely
apart ~ - amount and nearly ~ I'll.