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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-05-07
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AiiiiincHt AOtiIuc Vi AiiiiiiOiisa
MESSAGE TO THE SUFFERING.
When a remedy Is productive of such relief as to
excel all other remedies in its curative resul.s II is
-.-,:,,
"'' " MAKE II kno"n Us gensraAy Us Possio4e'
rms consideration has sctuated the proprietor ".
M. GILES 10 bring before the public his LINZ
MENT Ionrnr .vuoxY.
80 Jul % II nss eheo.eo o'aS''' 80
o"' Va 'n' Illus. Important and valuable remedies
ever discovered for the cure and relief OF pan in
~ ' -''1 'NAlsiA' FACE Achk' hhHs
nATisa, 6oUr, FEosTLD FEET, CHILBLArss, SORE
THROAT, ERYsIPELAs, BRUISES and WOUNDS OF
every nature I'm which tim e.fac.s NJ ex.ernal an
| -,'...,- " -S s"'o' Va ~
fN"A' ' A'"os' "As-e@'' anu III "ni'n i''
Internal administration Is found to be most edca-
eOus PLY scians prescribe il for their patients and
| aec,r, :, ttair ,,,h.s;,..tr,- .,o,,., ;,,-.1,
APP'o'A4 rs AZ Ia ~
able discovery.
| The EMINENT IODIDE og AMMONIA Ia an
| .s,a,,;.l ar,oi,,,.-, I. N =, --,.., ..t,as
~ "rf1' 'A a. "oi-1es 1iAS'N 's,
and where large numbers OF horses are provided
fur and where tbere Ia liability In tho visitation
| " ,,
| -, =, .lsL
Atioh Is recognized remedy. NO stable snouiu %
without it, for no stable really be deemed safe
| that is not supplied with II
| y -,,x
I
Ing testimony to the universal favor NTH which
| his med;cina b,. h.sr ,scs;vsd nv the nuhre
rns --0
In stiffness and soreness OF the muscles and joints
rheumatic pains, l have experienced immediate
relief rom GILEs, LISIsESr loDIDE AMMosiA:
IHOdAS bAhtA, "allAcAs iheatfe-
For headache, neuralgia, sore throat. infaned
noSIA gave immediate relief.
HENRY MAGONiGLE. Booths Theatre
A. w., C,.w. Cd
suffered with rheumatic pains in my limbs ard
Joints and found no relief unit! | tried your LIsI-
MENr loDIDE AMMONIA, with immediate relie'. AN
now cured. ROBERT H.. SMITH,
Head fantryman on board Steamer Jesse Hoyt.
6uss, I,xrx,xr Iontpx OF AMMONIA is a sure
cur. - ne IN the h~ess- and remnv,s IN swell
n. ~, IA - "a u Ium,,s NiRSING siuTHEK
~. H.. A.. 1874
Ns" navy, Au7. :, -
- DH uLEs i-nhi4e On tuty a. ~ @ ~ ~ " 80
~, aOout ten III Is itoia lnS e-ty ~ s ~. 49,
rsoad, was ascush,iy thrown On ast h
uaueI .utA heau ABOUT VII = -ue ..ss ,i
=. ~ S1I4J " $50 -. - - .S,.ys-
NC .uIhiShei me Win t"V oOet4es =. .I.
ioDIDE ahAoNA, Irou "hich reeSitou suJ s.
est Poss4ple oeheut, IN Ioul Jay va, ~ 80
w, shd Az now Ieauy 70 commence WI =, ~ -
.hvtuei aAso eseu tHe Lih4Hcnt ~ 49,
which IL caIeu' JoA-' "AT
BARsUs's HlPPODaoNE.-We have never fvuLd
any thing equal 10 GILES LIsIGEsr lODIDE AMMO
MIA. Bruises, wounds, stiffness, lameness, pains IN
the muscles, sWellings, Immediately disappear. IL
is lust what have long wanted, and We now use
nothing else. In thirty years experience IN Europe
aud America have never met anything Ike L.
Veterinary Surgeon, Barnum's Hippodrome.
Nyw YORK. June Ist.
ue wv N Cuys cbe,,i.,- sir-Your new dis
coverv IrxrvrSr lam. ~ AuvoSIA surpasses
envt6n1 for spIin.s strains lameness IN the limbs
or shouliers Se wind ais and hard bony swell
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-05-07
4tsW AausrIlsfmfuis.
..sDEEf COMPLAINT.

Probably there is no complaint that all cts the
human 81 stem which i 50 little understood at the
present me- as some OF the varied form. Of Kidney
Complaint
There is no disease which causes such acute pain
more Alarming In it, results than when the kid
neys .ai u ecreie from the blood the &C and
other poisonous substances. which the blood ac
cumu aies IN It's circulation through the system.
II ron any cause the kidneys fat to perform the
Junction ueyolv NJ upon them, the cumulAtions
are taken by the absOrhants and the whole system
thrown into 4 state OF disease, causing great pain
ana suffering, and very often immediate Death.
dence the importance o. keeping the kidness and
blood in hottby nditi n, ihrous h which all the
mn. -...n- 49,
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lt,tI.tA,,An r.sAlna.
SwAxTos.-Mrs. E. P. Parsons and Mrs

SwANTos Mrs. e. p Parsons and Mrs.
Z D. Marvin were the champion spoilers
at he spelling match. last evening. Mrs.
Par-In- took the first prize, two volumes
ol tao LIE Of Christ. and Mrs. Marvin the
dictionary.
The International Telegraph Company
have i new Office the east side of the river,
10 accommodate the public in that part OF
the village, ending the messages across the
river TO the other Office for ten cents.
Ely Richardson is building furniture
warehouse On the west side of the river.
An immense quantity of maple sugar has
been made in tins vicinity.
Mr.. " Dean has received carload Of
grass seed from Chicago. which he retails
for s. 80 per bushel. :.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-05-07
TEGETABLE TONIC

Which assists digestion, and thus stinals'ssss
appetite for ;ood necessary TO invisorafe tos - !,
ened or inactive organs, and gives siren :"
the vital forces. .h. are
1t carries ifs own recommendation, a. p-see O1s
and rapidly increasing sales testify SO c.
Dollar bottle. Ask your druggist Tor y. s-snis.
6ooDxIs Z co., Boston, Mass, wholesa'
April q, td&w4w
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-05-07

WATERGURY.- The roof of Fairbapk 4
Smiths chair factory. at Waterbury.
caught fire between one and two O'Clock.
Thursday morning, from sparks from the
smoke stack which, being foul. burned
out Wednesday night. The alarm was
nrst gwen by an engineer of enc of
the freight trains of the Central Yer
mont railroad, who blew his whistle while
going by, and falling to be understood at
first, backed down and continued whistlinp
Some one on the train also jumped off and
reused the engineer of the factory. The
damage done to the building was very
slight. spot about as big as a half bushel
being burned. The fire was principally mt
out by one of BabcOck's fire extinguishers
aided by the hose of the steam pump.
Messrs. Fairbank * Smith, in a note tn
us, express their hearty thanks to the en-.
gineer who gave the alarm to the Fire
department of Waterbury who were PROMPT
ly on hand, and to the citizens who tender
ed their services.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-05-07
PAIN IN TIE BACK.

There is 10 remedy known to med cal science
VIII ch mas proved itself more valuable 10 cases OF
IA dn-y Complaint than the NEGETISE. II acts di-
recty upon the secretons cleanses and purites the
Get on
The following extraordinary cure Of great suf-
fereis, who had been given up by the besi Thy S.
clans hopeless. cases. will speak tor themselves
and should challenge the most proiounI attention
o: the medical faculty, well those who are
.niti.. a -nra.. I,nnl rlaiI
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-05-07

For the better protection of the lives and
limbs of railroad employees. a bill Is before
the Massachusetts Legislature providing taat
ali freight cars. constructed after the Isl Of
Angus, uo15, shall be Supplied with sell
cluultr.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-05-07

At regular meeting of Stannard Post of
this city, held last evening, an invitation
was received from Alfred Weed Post, of II
conderOga, \. Y, to attend the " Ethan
Allen Centennial. The following resolu-
tons were presented and were adopted
unanimously
Whereas, the comrades OF Post Alfred Weed, q. A.
r.. OF IIcOGderosa, have decided To commemorate
the Centennial Of the capture Of "Old IT, by Ethan
Allen and BIS " Green Mountain Boys" therefore
Res0lrsd, That we appreciate the invitation and
the spiL OF those extending itsnd Will vt and
will VISIT the ruins on the day desi grated, May
10th.
Resoiued, That al returned soldiers residing 10
this vicinity are cordially invited 10 " fail I'M with
auG jim IN the celebration.
Rescued, That Comrades Warren Gibbs, william
Smith and ". ". Henry 10 appointed a committee
o. carry these resolutions into elect and they are
hereby directed TO make all necessary arrange
Een.s On the part Of the Post.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-05-07

An Episcopal minister named Clark, who
served as missionary for his church in
Greene county, y receiving a salary OF
$500 and numerous donations, died at Hud-
son, n. Y. last week. lie lived in extreme
poverty, and when he died, subscription
was taken up to pay the funeral expenses
After the funeral his rooms were examined
and will found. together with package
containing S9l 900 in government bonds,
and handbook, showing q deposit of
SO 600 in a bank in New York city. The
will gave halt of his property to his rela-
tiyes, and the rest to ST. Luke's hospital
and to churches in which he had preached.
John MeGregOr. of Essex, the champion
ehecker-player, is in St. Adams, and has
played several games with some local ANA
tours. Two games were played between
McGregor and B. PAUL, which were won
by McGregor. and the last ;hree games
were played with Mr.. j. Goron, which re-
suited in McGregor winning two, the last
game being declared draw.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-05-07

Wan. F. Whitney. of South Burlington,
recently soll six years-old Ethan Allen
mare, sired by iIolabiri's Ethan Allen, to
Providence man, for 500. 1t pays to raise
Ethan Allen stock
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-05-07

Daniel Toner. section man, was thrown
from hand car between Charlotte and
North Ferrisburgh, yesterday and injured 50
badly that his recovery is doubtful. It
seems that Toner was running the ear alone.
and while shifting from one crank to the
other was struck and thrown off, the car
running over hin and then leaving the
rails Mr.. Agen, the boss of the section.
who was on the car at the time. was also
somewhat injured.
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Mr. o. 5. Senter, of Philadelphia, was in
town, Wednesday, in the interests Of the
centennial exposition in 1876. lie is ma
tive of Ihetiori, Orange county, and a
graduate of yarmouth, in the class of 1915
lie visits the State to present the claims of
the centennial and to arrange for the exhi-
bition OF Vermont products, manufactures.
minerals, horses, cattle and sheep. lie will
canvass the several counties. and speak at
the principal points. commencing about the
10th or the Goth of May, and Will lecture in
the following towns, and in about the order
IN which they are named Brattleboro.
Woodstock, ST. Johnsbury, Montpelier. ST.
Adams, Burlington, Rutland and Benninc-
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FREE PRESS. FRIDA
Aem Embellishments.

suppose there is not in the whole OF physi-
clans experience anything in human suffering
which calls forth his sympathy, and pity, TO such
extent as witness the excrucistng pains Of poor
mortal suffering from that fearful disease. Rheuma
tism. Heretofore there has been considerable
diversity Of opinion among medical men as to the
true character of this disease, some locating it in
the ibrous OF muscular tissues of the system, and
Others viewing as acute nervous disorder but
orally Arising from a poisonous circulation in the
blood, and further 1t is admitted that Rheumatism
can never be thoroughly cured without extermina-
ting such poisonous matter from the blood oy
constitutional internal remedy. We feel confident
that none will feel better satisfied and rejocs more
than the conscientious physician, who has found
out that true cure for the stubborn disease has
been discovered The following testimony from a
Boston business man cannot fail TO satisfy all that
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-05-07
@isttllantous.

No Person can take these Bitter a..
ing 10 directions, and remain long unyrn
Ni5ied their bones are not DESTROYED BY MI ~
poison or other means. and vital organs -
beyond the point OF repair. '-a'-i
Dyspepsia or indigestion, Ueafach, q,
IN the shoulders. Coughs, Tightness or the IA ~
Dizziness. Sour EructatiOns Of the Stor,,., ~
taste in the Mouth. Bilious Attacks. Palplflf-a-a
the Heart. Inflammation OF the Lungs. Pam ~.
region OF the Kidneys, and a hundred other.
symptoms, are the ofsprings OF Dyspeus, r.
bottle Will prove n better guarantee OF IL NJ
than 2 lengthy advertisement. -
For Female Complaints, IN young o--,
r.arried or single. at the dawn OF wOmanhocl
the turn or life. these Tonic Bitters dlsnlavs,-
ceptihle r.
For Innnmmnfory mad Chronic pL
saatisrn and Govt. Bilious Remittent AMI T-'"u-
mi.ient Fevers, Diseases OF the Blood Ifve- ~
reys and Bladder. these Bitters have no e..
such Diseases are caused by Initiated B.o7f -4---
They nre n gentle Purgafive ns v,u
Tonic. possessing the merit OF actIrr -
nation Of the Liver AMI Niscersl Organs 49,
BlliOus Diseases 81
For Skin Diseases, EruptiOns Tet-a- =,
hheE.n, B.otches spots, Plmples Pusru-a. r
taruuncles, Ring-wOrms. Scald- Head -. -
Eryspelas Itch. Scurfs, Disc0orati0us OF ~, 80
Humors and Diseases OF the skin or whafeqe-7iA-1.
or nature. are literally dug up and CARED 81. -
system in 4 short time by the use or these 49,.
Grateful Thousands proclaim VlNE7,1 Is
rEi;S the most wonderful lnvigJrart thar ever -
tanned the sinking system.
e. IL. MCDONALD & co
druggists and Gen Agts.. san Francs c,f ,
ssr. II Washington and Charlton Sts
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS 4 DEALERS
Iuly @-td&wly
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10Th
Resoired That al returned soldiers residin. II
this vicinity cordially invited to fail IN" with
Us auu jim N the celebration.
Res0Ued That Comrades Warren Gibbs, william
Smith and ". ". Henry 10 appointed COMMITTEES
t. carry these resolutions into elect and they are
hereby directed TO make all necessary arrange
Een.s On the part Of the Post.
Post Alfred Weed, g. A. R.. Of Tieonde-
rOga. have taken in hand the matter oil
celebrating the one hundredth anniversary
Of the capture Of Fort Ticonderoga by
Ethan Allen, and propose to celebrate the
day in an appropriate manner The order
Of exercises, a. arranged by the Post, will
be as follows
FORENOON.
Suuri e-Reve.Ee-One hundred Guns.
To 10 oe.ock-tsecept-un ". invited guests By Post
Alfred Weed.
Il o'cloek-Con.ciiiat. OF organized bodies and
reyIew, under command VI zen. Hammond.
~--ReiIeshnelts-Plcui
AFTERNOON.
- O'Clock Formation O.. line-orsan.Eatioas and
citizens.
, O'Clock Procession moves TO fort grounds. ever
the route taken BY Ethan Allen, MAY 10Th,
10 ana Is drawn up about the spe kers stand.
= o'ciuck-husc By cuusOl dated bands.
Prayer Addresses by prominent men; music.
ufade parade AKA military tactics.
hanks broken and places Of special interest sized
tscortln- % guests 10 cars anu boats.
Parting 81 Ute.
The case of VI. L. Strong " Torry Z.
Wales. ct al, came up in City Court room.
before Chief Justice pierpoint. Friday, on
a motion to dissolve the injunction restrain
ing the Street Commissioners of this city
rom bringing into the City Park the strip
Of land used as highway extending from
College to Main streets. west of StrJng's
building, City Hall, old Court House. etc.
Hon. William G. Shaw and E. j. Phelps.
Esq. appeared for Mr.. Strong, and Hon.
Hon. Daniel Roberts and L. II. Start. Esq,
tor the city. After fall and able arguments
by the respective counsel, Judge Plerpoin;
rendered his decision as follows The Chan
cellor held that although the land laying
Immediately west of the City Hall, old
Court House and Strong's Building, four
rods and upwards in width, extending from
College to Main Streets, had been used as
carriage way, and as a highway. for all
kinds OF travel from the dedication of said
square to public use in I79S and the public
had permitted the public SO to
use this quarter of the square, still the pub
DC had not thereby, nor had the orator, ac-
CURED any right to have il kept open for
ise as public highway nor had the mu
lleipal authorities thereby lost the right |
70 control and monopolize it as in their
Judgment thepublic good should require
md that the City Council had the right to
ause it to be enclosed and used as they had
he rest of the square, and ornament and
improve the same, and therefore ordered
hat the injunction be SO modified as to per
ait the city authorities to enclose, curb
nd improve all of such square. except that
ortion covered by the King lease, viz:
trip II feet in width, living Immediately
rest Of the west line of Strong's building
nd extending from College street SO feet
)uth along the front of said Strong's build
lg.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-05-07

Those who are groaning Over tie length
of the winter and lateness Of spring, this
year, may perhaps get some comfort by the
reflection that the season so far i some TWO
weeks earlier tLan last year. \ year ago
the 29,h and Both of April, snow fell to
depth OF from six to ten inches all over New
England. and Of eighteen inches in Penn
sylvania. Snow fell in Burlington on the
LIST of Nay, and people went to church in
sleighs on Sunday, the 81 of May. More
snow fell il April 1874, than in any month
of that winter, and the snow lay frcm one
to three feet deep over large part Of Yer
mont on the 1t Of May. Very little was
done toward making gardens, in this city.
last spring, till the lOEh ofNIay. The Lake,
however, opened last year three or four weeks
earlier than this. The ferry boat Williams
made her first trip on the 6.h Of April, 1874.
and the Line boats came out on the 18th
of April, 1874.
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FREE, FnEE., rEEE:;.
THE P{ONEER.
WHEREVER 1T HAS BEEN Thih
JURUBEBA

Has established itself as perfect regu aio, -
sure remedy for disorders Of the system AZ ''A-
improper acton OF the Liver and Bowels. .s,r.-
Ii Is not physic, but. By stimulating ius 10.
tive organs, gently and era iualiy reinO'e
purities, and regulates the entire system
LIZ L. not a d.nt..red hitfers hui Il
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-05-07

E4al.i are making, ard estimates are
preparing, 10y which tie travelled road b.
tseea Is * Junction and Burlington snail
be shortened nearly two miles, hy crossing
the WInojsAi near the Ola kin.'s Mills. in
connection wi.a the new bridge about - be
bulk io7 the Burlington and LamOille Rail-
road
SAD Oc,rEBENcE.-Almarin Colburn, Of
Scotsyli!e tDduby), II young man - years OF
age, While paying at ball on Sunday
afternoon lat, received a severe blow from
the club in the hand Of player, striking
him a little forward Of the lcf, side and re-
sulting in his death on Tuesday afternoon.
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NEARLY BLIND.

II. r. STEVENS; Dear Sir-ln expressing my
thanks 10 gu your beLehJs derived from the use OF
VkGErisE, and 10 benefit others, will state
when eight or nine years cid IVES afflicted with
Scro.ula, winch made its appearance in my eyes.
iaee and head, and was very nearly bind FOR two
Year,. AL kinds of operations were performed On
my eyes, snd all to no good results. Finally the
disease principally settled in my body. limbs and
feet, ana at times in an aggravated way.
Last summer / was, irem some cause, weak in ny
spine and fidneys, and il was at times very hard
to retain toe urlne. seeing your advertisement IN
the Commercial, bonsht bottle OF VkGErINE, and
commenced using according TO directions In two
or three days obtained great relief. After using
four or five bottles noticed 1t had wonderful
effect the rough, scaly blotches on my BODY and
legs. still used tEGETISE and TIE humorous sores
0na alter another disappeared until they we're all
gone, and attribute the cure o. the two diseases
70 Vaccine, and nothin. else.
If Am ever afflicted with any thing OF the kind
a gain shall try ,E6ETISE as the only reliaoie
remedy. Ince more accept my thanks, and believe
me TO De, very respectfully,
AUSTIN PARROT,
No. j Gano ST.. Cincinnati, Ohio.
lee. |, t57s.
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No. 10

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Diseases OF the Kidneys. Bladder, etc, are always
unpleasant, and at times they become the most
distressing anu dangerous Diseases that can affect
the human system. Most diseases OF the Kidneys
arse from impurities in the blood causing humo1s
which settle On these parts. VEGKrIsE excels any
known remedy in the whole world Tor cleansing
and purifying the the blood. thereby causin.
healthy action to all the organs o: the body.
ytGETINE Is sold by all Drug lists.
AH.l Baldwin
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Boston expects TO make one Of the most
extensive demonstrations ever seen in New
England at the celebration Of the Tooth ar
niversary Of the battle Of Bunker Hid.
June l7th There j. already some grGublins
that the S30,O eco city appropriation as IT,
sufficient. The entire State militia. mum
bering : 900 men. Will be OUT. and, with
other military organizations, viii make To-
600 men under arms in town. The Norfolk
(Va) Light Artillery Blues viii be there,
with the mayor and other city disnitarie-
also the It'll regiment OF New York. accom-
panied by Gilmore's band Of 100 in,tra-
ments; the Putnam Phaianx of Hartford.
Ct; the Ransom Guards OF ). Adams, the
Amoskeag Veterans Of Manchester, n II,
and Others
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AFTERNOON.

- o'elock-Fosmat.on O.. liae-orsan.Eatioas and
citizens.
o'clock Procession moves 20 fort grounds. ever
the route taken by Ethan Allen, May 10Th,
10 ana Is drawn up about the spe kers stand.
= o'ciuck-hus G By cuusOl dated bands.
Prayer Addresses by prominent men; music.
uraae parade AKA military tactics.
hanks broken and places OF special interest sized
tseorun- % guests 10 cars anu boats.
Parting 81 ute.
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z. II. NeDONiLD & co.

druggists and Gen. Agts.. san Franci,,' c,i a.,
s,r. II Washington and Charlton Sta \ Y -''1
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS DEALERS
Irly 1-td&wly
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267 IN AGENTS PROFITS per WEEK "
epC1 .OO prove il or forfeit 500. New ar.p...
Iast patented; samples sent free to ali. A1t-s.s
W. IL CaIDEsTEK, Il! Broadway. Nex VS.
apr Is, fd&wiw -''" ip1a'-
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GIrUArION WANTED-BY A b Y. AGED IL. in TIL
- Office 81 any wholesale business; Is i good penma
and has good recommendation. Address T W., No. l.
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YKrANTFD-3Y AN ENGLIsHMAN (sTNGLEl LArB
w from Boston, a situation butler satisfactory CITY
reference. Address T. ". s., Herald Uptown Branch
office
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brokers' office can give best references Address
H., Herald Uptown Branch office.
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CLERKs AND SALESMAN.

A PERSON HAVING A FEW LEISURE HoUf
"A every day would ike q situation T. keen books,
snge double assist IN JQurnalzing or wrlut
up books charges moderate. Address G. f. H.,
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KEEPER desire situation either here elsewhere Ad
dress q. H. box l42 Herald office.