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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-03-26

Liniment Iodide Of Ammonia
a nLssAGE TO run s;TfInINo.


L NIsSSet. tn rut- s.Ft-,urx,s
"Asn D remedy Is ii'lne-Te o. sueA rene -s To-
exec al other remedes IN Us crra We results t
d.-, % -r,ss g. ,-.v-, oil. ,-,-,-,,- ,. ..,..l..
--'' y ---A' ID A-'"- a. -'ils'4-'3 DE- JUS -
41-s ool'aerA''oA has a'iaate- 'ie pTopfe,or "'l-
N GILES, 70 bring before TIE public his In
I gF,cT TOurr,r s,,,ro,-r.
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+ enc % inc ll's- 'lf -'2ll ane Tl-nl'-s relfa'es
ever discovered .0r the cure and re.e. @. pain Ia
/ any Arm d ,u-ss Nrr-p,rer, r,-v s0Hv prrr-
I I'D ''-'
hArisN cor FROSTED fEEr CHllBLAIvs SORE
/ THROAT LEYslrELAs BRUISES and WOUNDS %.
+ every r7tu-e IN v-h-.. tbs saa-.s -f .r-.--e, an
f r.l.rs,..-. 49,, ..-,.s. -,-..- ,,t .. -f.-. 90.
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A"'e uis1'''i-
The LIN. u E>f IobIuE o.. AMMONIA .E 81
essential sr,r... ,.,,e-- IN ID p WI .I -.t
ana "ntie jag e nun,'1rs O. horses aTe iruvlaet
f,-. a. WHERE there j. liability 20 the station
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thst is not supp ed with il.
H.. sr,,er5 d, s.vg ~ ths many, ,.,,,. 8 t,-
his med Gina has been recei we'd by the publlc
TE>TTuoN,,rs
~ st-lLess anl Tees O. zoe e am ID nis'
Ihee1ia'.e pl-ns' - e 80. immediate
4e'-e- iio.- rriii1,-
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For headache, neuralgia sore throat inlaWed
POINTS 70. tue ieet' GlLEs. LiSiAlNr iuuioE oF AN
MONA -ave IN late re-iet
J. EkNAN MAbONlULk. Booths IheEt-s
NR wv Il Gurs cte.,fs, al ,.r,s ,,.....r
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h. se-..--.,rs- nm q, ,-.t S,--.r,,s- 49, a..
ulLAs LINE - 4oni,t "a AaN'siA IS sure
cure luI 4-ue 100 .Ie "''ss -". removes AZ swell
lAss anu A- U .-inl'- ~ N'!NN Nu4 Hth-
DE-. GILES -Nhi.e 90 duty as AreGlea on eng ne
a., about Ten d Zee from the ,c-tt. shore L ne
Road, c.deutly thrown N rock train
under full head, about t1Irty-hvr mic. aa hour
Was very badly bruised. Your agent Wa CD board
lie furnished ne V IN tgo hotivs OF iASiagNr
IODIDE AMMONIA, from which rrcu vel the great
est possible benefit In four DAYS was aaie T. si-
up and an nov ready o. commence WORK. My a ed
mother ALSO used tae L.ui-neut ior Rheumatism :
which it cured. JOIN CARNEY.
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-03-26
BlSSnc1oS Towy MrErNo.-Thc annual

BENNNCr5N Town MEErSo.-Ihe annual
meeting Of ;he town Of Bennington was held
Wednesday, and resulted in the election Of
the following officers Moderator. A B.
Gardner Clerk. David Squires Select
men, Milo g Remington. Elijah D. Fill
more. Milo Hu.Ing, Listers, Daniel Huling
VIM. Hawks, Paul N Sanders, First Con
stable. John Robinson Second Constable
Leander Powers; Auditors. a B. Gardner.
DIN Scott. Chas. Z yelling saperintend-
ent %. Schools, Rev. Isaac Jennings Town
Agent, James 3. Meacham Over-eer Of the
Poor. y. g. Remington. A tax of 100
cents on the dollar wss laid. and it was
voted 70 pu; this into the collectors hands
bv July Il
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-03-26

The case of W. II. Il. Barker VS.. The
Mayor, Board Of Aldermen and Health
06cer Of tie City Of BurlingtOn-s petition
for AZ injunction % restrain the city au-
thorities from using the NIckery Place a.
small por hospital and pest house-heard at
s. AlbGns before His Honor Judge Royce,
3 few weeks since, on a motion to dissolve
temporary injunction granted by Judge
Powers, was decided Thursday. The mo-
tion to dissolve the injunction was refused.
Judge Royce, in delivering his opinion.
stated that he had no doubt in his mind
about the power Of the Court Of Chancery
to restrain by injunction in such cases.
and that such was the opinion OF Judges
Pierpoi1t and Barrett. with whom he had
consulted IN reference to il. lie also stated
that IN tins case. a. it appeared from the
proof. be had no hesitation in saving that
the Nicke-y Place was an improper and IN
suitable place TO be used for such a purpose:
rhst there was no occasion for locating a
pest house o. one OF the most travelled
streets IN the city, where it would be q
source Of constant fear and annoyance to
the Inhabitants, and that the city authori-
Tier ouEL; q Pee restrained from 50 doing by
itiuncti,u.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-03-26

lba. w. d sublime exhibition OF faith on
O., part of Port Jeryls clergyman. san
DAY. he ;1ld his people thar they bad talk
Cd -h.u-. looked at. ilked about. photo
g,a.lei. sud noised abroad the ice gorge
about enough. They had. without success,
tritI science and 30 fought tine monster GA
clef with giant glyeerIne, and II was about
time g. Iask 10y help from another source
Il te.i- them that PRAYER has wrought
miracles before nov. and stayed the power
OF the dement's tor the sz.-ation OF those who
trusted % lne Lord lie made Tor his chosen
one. "a 4rv path through the sea, and We
should AK Him Co harness tile March
Vln-s with the sans .u-. aud pilw out the
channel u' tn- bshsarr gutl. the thrt&.-
eut3 .rEn D. safc. am encouraged u say
tAl- l+cau-c God has - often tisib.y an
~Sere1 RE prayers oi sne faithful. and
averted The d4u,-r winch threa tened
them This wa . more beautiful instance
of al ABIDING iaith IL the promises, than
;ta; .l~p.atel by clergy man Of the same
den minatiJn when preaching II the north
eat par; Il Vermont. After telling his
congregation that :; Pau said they could
bis t.l.a -.ulave m1lntaiu-. be turned HI
eve o. The window. and after . uoment'~
hesitation added There Is Ole M0nadnock
-douht;ui doubtful brethren. box You car
~ a. -hLaC7l Glo-c.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-03-26

Says Boston physician. % Las r. elua- g. l-l--
purifier. uetlu- O. Us many Wuu1r-+u- cures-
A.aer g. other remedies had "a cl. waited LIE
laboratory and convinced ~ s1.t u, -.s genuine
merit. Il is prepared from oarEs roofs. a. heri-
each o. which BE- b. my effective an tLes are cil-
pounded 70 susl a manner as O. pro-1ce as.a--s--
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-03-26

Bu1La>r MAtnlE VS. ITALIAN The fol-
lowing, iron the Rutland Herald, i GER
tain'y d WY high Recommendation for Rut-
land marble cor sidering that il Is compared
with Italian and other foreign marbles, and
the competent source Of the opinion
Mas~rs. Stoughton & Sons, of Philadei
pha. one of the Oldest and mos; extensive
marble firms in America, discourage the use
OF Italian or other foreign marble for iaonu-
mentg. or any other outdoor work. and the
senior of the firm does not hesitate II SAY
d" that be has Yet TO Sc Z .n0numentor any
other work in Italian marble that has been
exposed in our climate lOT twenty years
that i not comparative rain He further
says " Having used Rutland marble for
about thirty-tye years. and having as yet
seen nothing that would cradle me 70 ap-
pr0ximate the limit as to durability. OF
Rutland marble, | recommend it TO my Gus
TONERS as superior 10 Italian, and use 1t In
my business when an ignorant prejudice IN
favor of anything foreign does not counter
act the influence Of my judgment, founded
on experience
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-03-26
Readers German Snuff

Anl r.c you- nose and head C.. that which in time
vii XII You. D. you doub- ii Well. suffer away
Use NJ three or four handkerehlets day 90
around a waking mass o. rottenness. with HEAVY
HEAD. DULL Eyes, BAD BREATH and De
PRESTON OF SPIRITS. curse to yourse.. and a
Iu.sence 70 al who come IN contact with you Z Won
nE=i nc obstinate ~ TO not purchase oae box @;
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-03-26

Nobody ever committed suicide more e.ab-
0-4,eIy than the lAie Nj Hugo Dyer, of
Iext~ Oh the l9.h % brlary he took
;Vu nuuces Of iaudanum on he 20,h he
swallowed Two ounces OF laudAnum and
three ounces OF chilroiJrm on the 2lst he
part0ok ui Two ounces OF chl0r0iOrm and
one-thirc "a an ounce % morphine, on the
22i ne boltel four ounces Of chlor0form; on
the 23d be drank Two ounces of chlorotOrm
and one ounce OF choral Sui he lived until
the 2J-h of February. The .oca. paper says
" This wall surprise the 0ldes. medical man
Of the age. And the youngest. too, We
should sag
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-03-26

: New York paper asserts that letter
received il that city from Christine Nilsson
expresses her deep regret a; not having &C
cepted the engagement Of 100 nights at
s.. OOO per night, profsred her ty S,rak-
osch. Oh the eve OF her departure for En-
rope, at which she Indignantly turned up
her nose because hotel bills for self, nus
band and attendants, together with car
rage~, bouquets and other expensive con
tingeucies we're not thrown in 10 addition.
The fact = that the days OF immense and
utterly unreasonable salaries to operate
singers lave passed Nj SuakoSch MS
f5rtuue- ,te past season will make him e.
peci.4V rlrsiul not 20 repeat hi- mistakes.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-03-26

The JourRa says that Montpelier has 10
reason for discouragement Oh account OF the
late fire, but quite the contrary. Putting
the contribution to the hotel, the three
hundred and seventY-hve per cent. tax. and
The actual loss by the fire. all together ana
the sum l. NOT 50 great a. that paid Tor one
OF the ehuiche> erected there within few
year last past. At the lime of the fire the
indiyidua. deposits and >urpiasof the banks
amounting 10 1921 go. The deposits Of
Montpelier people in the Savings BANK. it
added, would probably bring the SUN total
up fully to half million dollars. Nearly
all the owners of real estate, who suffered
by the fire, are not only able bat willing to
erect far better, and more profitable build
ing, and the result Of the fire will really &c
advantageous to the town.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-03-26

Two Milton men drove in a sleigh around
q circle On the mill pond for an hour and
halfthe other day, under the idea that thew
were crossing the river.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-03-26

Charleston, Vermont, rejoices in female
dentist. whose browning effort" the 10
cal paper says, was on the 10th instant,
when she pulled FIVE double teeth for A. Il.
Grav.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-03-26
BRICK g4ECH .
DIR AIN TILE,

?. Q Adore
Oct -aA~f
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-03-26
Diamond Rheumatic Care.


In Is history, ia, iuva 1a1.e Me-.--le o'-up es
the most honorable position plsslh.e ilr auf Trni-
edy t. attain. Few years since !, was known only
10 the friends ana Ielghhors anl pat EMS 81 llt
proprietor. and always sought t1r 10y then when
ever troubled with khcumatisTn. aua 10 tL.is way
came 10 the notice o. phy-ic-4us genera g.. alc
through their favorable express e44. and rs &C
kpowled-ed value as a Rheumatic Remedy. TIE
demand Tor il became So .lequeIt and urgent a. O.
obliee It's proprietor L increase A-s iac iiues
f,r rs manutaciure. It's Ieputau on rapidly *
tended and soon orders letters ~ igl ~ letters
u THANKS and certificates o. pra Sc were l--4A 20
cefved from Al sections o. the "a ted states aac
Canada and IN this way, On 3 basis o- Us merits
alone unaided hy ''trc1s o. the trade ~ s1tc-A-
eforts-it has 20 it. present ems 10 bic pos in
Wherever introduced Il has ce.Tel the p 80 nag
terlr- preference il the treatment o. a IheuM1tc
comp4a uts. In this we are really -reata- AM
happy no. alone because our medicine finds ready
sale and il consequently proAt4ue & u do We sa1
this uut because open new uelc ID ue-.cA-
g suce aud cure AZ Unce what the hest I1sI-c24
practitioners have Tor ages found - l---ui ven
L. relieve We fl place heretofore u-lc .lt -ec
We relieve Tie suffering and Rms ter L 30.
porr. We the lzai NJ ll-l e. l4t Use a- A-
injured limbs and save b 10 scores H- il-e- IL cls-
II doctors bills we carry cultrutllfli ana .AN-
ness into the home %. TIE Az -ied- au4 --ilse l--
are remembered By u .ii0rs q ---4ie.e SOUS
This medicine ls 'or SAFE a. A.. Ilru-- SIC l.iai
OUT the lui-l States AM l4--i-. J. b. la opens
that Alur Lru-- - 1l- l.t -1t Do tl -.-'- ..
t. send Tor i 10 tle Mh0iesais As~nts.
GEORGE C. GO0DSIN co.
ID. H. ~r-..- /. .-.r.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-03-26

Cardinal NcCloskeY will be remembered
here a. the prelate who preached the ser
mon at the dedication Of Saint Mary
Cathedral
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-03-26

A grand reunion Of all the veterans OF the
war will he held in Chicago, under the aus
pieces Of the Grand Army Of the Republic.
on the 18th. 18th. and l4th OF May.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-03-26

The work Of lowering the stores of E W.
Peek a ca. r. B. Stearns & Co., and b.
W. Carpenter Co., College street. Is pro
crossing vigorously.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-03-26

ore oi our pupa!Ar mail agents on the
Boston route net with singular accident.
THURSDAY A. ne atten pied to Jump from
the train = heavy Masonic ring which adorns
his little finger. caught in projecting iron
and, instead Of reaching terra trma, he
found himself dangling in the air and un-
able to extricate himself from his somewhat
embarrassing situation. Some bystanders
came to his assistance and relieved him from
his state Of suspense, when ii was found
shss the ring he'd scrsped the assh from the
fngef. leaving large portion Of ths hons
exposed
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-03-26

ST. PATRICg' S DAY IN THE EyESISC.-lhe
entertainment At st. Mary's Hall, la, eveu-
ing, gwen By ths pupils Of 81. Mary :
school, was g very interesting and pleasing
one, and appropriately supplemented the
observance OF ST Patricks Day, by our
Irish-American citizens. The hall had been
tastefully trimmed for the occasion with
fest0ons and emblematic designs il ever
greens. AID various suggestive notices and
ornaments. The stage presented an e.
peciaily pleasing appearance. The Hall
was well filled. with as attentive and ap-
preciatiye al audience as one could wish 10
zee. The programme was varied one and
though quite lengthy held the interest Of
the people TO the end. The opening pre-
sentei the very pretty spectacle Of twenty
or more little Misses IN white dresses trim
ed With green, who sang very finely. A
drama IN three acts, entitled The Witch
ol ko~enburg containing an intere--
ting plot and a pointed moral-was pre-
scented with remarkable force. consider
ing the actors were all 50 young. The
tabieaa, Ireland in Chains. came next
and was exceedingly brilliant in arrange-
ment and co.ors The remainder Of the
programno-noticeabl Oh which were
Young America, or grandma outwittod
by her darlings, humorous THO;
a charming uperetta; How to mako lodg
ings pay double, a romance ID real life -
ana &" An ezAos musings on 81. Patrick =
Day was given in an elective manner,
showing tina; the pupils were not only apt
IN the parts assigned them. but that NJ
pains Or labor had been spared to give them
proficiency. The actors certainly did great
credit to themselves and their teAchers
Noticeable was the clear and distinct enun-
citation. both IN recitations and singing,
which enabled one to hear plainly in any
part Of the hall ST. Mary's Band was
present, and interpreted the parts with
some Of their fine music. All in all the
was complete success every /
way, and .mGst give all interested much
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-03-26

The dairy products of St. Lawrence coun-
~. y. Y. is estimated at IL, 500, goo POUNDS
of butter and 5000. 900 pounds OF cheese
representing total value OF "a, $40 900
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-03-26

The Addison County marble quarry at
Miidlebury, with the buildings. the Stowell
farm, tie Bclden Falls marble mills, four
mic of railroad connecting the mill and
quarry. machinery. implements, channel
i.r- u4ehine, diamond drill. are to be sold
a, public auction at Middlebury, on Tues
DAY. March 33d. at II ?. n. by William Il.
Ireland treasurer of the corporation.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-03-26

PROOF.
WHAT Is NEEDED.

Is AcknaW. ed -ed AID Tee umeulel oy phys ans
and Apotnecare e. T. be the best pu- leT c-rAEs-
Of the b.0o1 yet discovered, and thousands spcA-
u Is t,-a Sc who have been restored g. le4 IL
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-03-26

The Democratic love for our soldiers some
times maniiests itself rather euriOusly. In
Bristol, n H.. for instance, the Democratic
officials tried TO prevent gallant soldier,
who carries the marks OF rebel lead on his
person, from casting his vote. \ charge
was trumped up against him, and he was
arrested, but much to the chagrin Of the
parties to the scheme. he procured bail, and
thus blocked their game. which was to con-
fine him in the jail u; haverhill until after
election
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-03-26
MAsoSIc-The arrangements for the dsdi-
alton of the Masonic Temple at the corner

MAsoSIc-The arrangements for the oeoi-
cation Of the Masonic Temple at the corner
of 2sd street and 9th avenue, New York, on
the 81 of June are being perfected. Invita-
tions to be present have been extended to
the Grand Lodges of all the states Of the
Union, and those OF the neighborhood have
already accepted. Arrangements have been
made with all the leading railroad and steam
beat companies, BY which all the Free Ma
sons who desire to attend can purchase
transportation tickets for the rcn'.i trir =
and from New York, at the price OF single
fare one wav. About two thousand Free
Masous will be present from Boston and five
or SIX thousand from Pniladelphia. Many
of the visiting Lodges, Chapters and Com
mapdsries viii ne the special guests OF the
New YORK corresponding bodies. The an
nual communication of the Grand Lodge OF
the >tate ot New York viii lie held during
the tr-t week in June IL Is believed the
Masonic display on The occasion OF the ded-
ication OF the Temple will surpass any,
thing OF a similar character that has taken
place m this country.
la 1864, Captain Z. b. Stearns OF the TN
Vermont Wa made prisoner Of war, while
serving with hi- regiment in the expedition
a,ain-t NJ ,hiie, ana with a number of other
Union soldiers was marched into the city
for cor facmeut. D-libg i hA4t IL Jne o.
the streets Captain Stesrns was politely ad-
dressed hy an ff,er in the uniform of the
Confederate navy. VINO inquired II there
was any way that he could serve him,
saying IL explanation that he himself had
been once a prisoner Of war at Fort Warren,
and that. in memory OF the great kindness
and Courtesy with which he ha- been
treated. was prompted I s--=e the hrst op-
portunity presenting itself, TO 90 what
was IN bis power to alleviate the condition
of a captive Union officer. Captain stearns
gladly availed himself of this welcome oier.
and wa indebted to his generous foe Tor
iuaav lavors and services that were deeply
appreciated by one in LIS situation. alter
the war was over Capt. Stearns wrote the
Confederate letter in warm acknowledge
ment OF his kindness, ana last week. sJme
ten wears having passed away without hear
ing OF hin. he was surprised to learn that this
very letter OF acknowledgement had done his
Old beIeiact0r & service, not N ORC important
than be could have wished, but certainly
more importan; than he could have possibly
contemplated al the time. The following
note from Senator Eimunds to Captain T.
b stca1ns. OF Burlington, will explain the
service referred 10
WAsHISGToS, March ., 1915.
pEAnsIE - am happy TO inform you that have
pa.l il part the debt gratitude you expressed N
a letter L. =. 1. Murphy, % Mobile, Alabaua, iui
his kindness 10 YOU ~neu prisoner Of war, BY get
TIM he aisati ties removed the other day al
though he Cd not come quite within the rules we
las doHu ior such cases; tut Ia E-ndness 70 you
carr e. a. through.
Yours truly. CSC. T. tnMrVDs-
X. T. STEAENs, EsQ..
Burlington. Vt
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-03-26
rkAILnOAp TRAINS

ursvE FuRlsGroS, going North, on the Contra
vermont r.. r., Al 40 a. n, except MONDAY
,,a-n-r- and 80 3. N, and ~ and 1ao
nm. -ain. Ezst at SIS am. 1880 and 50 pm,
coin SOUTH on the Rutland and burlington X.
x - pa m aud 10 and e.05 p. N.
TRAINS ARRIVE from the North and west ~ 30
w . a. and o Op.m.; from the East at SD and
tosla n 20 and 81 D. m from the South,
s9asnd sos m; - and I'D p. n.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-03-26

Mr. Il. L. SrETENs
Dear sir-Aboui me ye1- since l ,oual M se-i %
= feeble condition iron general debility tut-
TIM was strongly rec ulsen1ec O. me Ny d i-all
who had been much benefited 10y ils use. y-a
cured the article and Alter using seFe-a ratl.c.
Wa restored O. health aad dlscnut nue1 its use
fee. quite confident taat there u L. medicine --pc-
ri0r l. ii iur those complaints tJ- W. e. 2 Is pee
iAl4y prepared zuc would cleerlu-ly recon ner1 70
to those VINO ivel taAt they nee4 something q -t-
store them q perfect healtn.
Respect:u.ly yours. I. I. PETTISGILL.
Firm o. : A. Fstuu-l = Co, .u state b. Boston
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GEORGE c. GD0DSIN 4 co.
NJ \ U.r-ve- s.-n... L.-a.-l.

C. H. MARTIN s. GU.
NJ iH3 A-- Street. Cal.-. y H.
MArol --lr1lSvt-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-03-26

The GR4NGEs N CANADA-A Dominion
e-pludent Of the Vermont Farmer says.
About mne months ago Eoen Thompson,
Deputy o. the National Grange. came 10
London, Ontario. and he'd meetings among
the farmers i9r the purpose OF organizing
grange. ite master, Of which were called
together ir tAe purpose of organizing 3
Dominion trluss. which was done AFTER
cousldera1 4a discussion q 10 whether we
should en- ourselves Of from the National
Grange. tlabciaily o. NOT Since then near
one hundred oranges have been organized
and tae order Is stil progressing
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HANE YOE TRIED
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WAX, rERVOUs, Oh uhLl-.-.--
are yea 50 laurait that auy e-c-t d. -.---
o. ~ effort tlzn y0u Zee. c-ra -l
Then Try JURUBEBA- the wa1.e-.- t1
i-oratlr. which ac-s e. hcra--s
cretlve or-l2s zs ? -rpa-t viz g. OIL OLE -
.o-ces
Il Is D. --cuu0.,c sipetl1sr, Vnlc.
q short time. lu-y o. ier the suie-c- b.. --
depth Q. u ssrg hrr .r is ve-c-a.
directly o. the l've- auc spleen.
II regulates the bowels GU ri- -- a.-s7
Eives such healthy tone O. The
soon make the Invalid ICE. lke o. raT peg
rs operation is las We .sut. a-- e-t-a
ny great -eutleness tie rat e1t -r0f
sudden change. t. marked results 1--
his troubles
Fold -aei- tents, Lac TIE a-1
Ana silently steal away
This is 70 new AID uE1r.t-
been long used vita Eoucs-.u rsle.s %
AID Is pronounced by the higher lr--4
tss, TIE u1st -war.1l -H1- o.
trown."
ask your d-u .-is- .sr BE-
For saie ns q -H- eHi .- N q t'.
N -..af rat
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IN aud creating ar--t' Us appetite. tui 80 --'
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