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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-16
MERCER COUNTY.

OFFICIAL VOTE OF TRESToN-THE SUCCESSFUL oARs
DIDATEs IN PRINCETON.
In the Trenton charter election the Democrats
elected the Mayor School superintendent, CounciImen
the IId vIth and With Wards and Freehoders in the
With and With Wards. The Republicans elected the
Receiver OF Taxes and carried the It and lid Wards
Freebooter, and the Ist Id Ivth, and With Wards
Councilmen. The official vote for the three leading Of
fees are gdyen below:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-16

PROVIDENCE, r. l., April lo.-JOseph Weeks.
mate the schooner Blackstone found drowned s
the doek OF the vessel to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-16
CANAL LEGISLATION IN THE SENATE.
THE BILL CREATING THE OFFICE OF INSPECTOR OF
PUBLIC WORKS REPORTED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OF TERMINAL CHARGEs-ExT CANAL
REPAIRS.


PUBLIC WORKS REPORTED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OF TERMINAL CONGRATULATIONS CANAL
REPAIRS.
IBT TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBuNE.l
ALBANY, April 15.-Dming the session of the
Senate to-day, Senator Cole reported back from
the Committee Canals the bill to create the
office Of Inspector of Pubic Works. He also
offered a resolution, which agreed 10, empower
ing the Canal Committee 10 employ counsel and
take testimony in NewYOrk and Buffalo the question
of terminal charges raised by Mr.. Jarvis Lords resolu
ton some weeks ago. A portion Of the Committee will
probably visit New-YOrk carly next week 10 pursue
their investigation.
During the evening session the bill introduced by Mr.
Page in the Assembly April TO amend the act for the
construction Of new work and extraordinary re-
pairs on the canals, called up in Com
mittee Of the Whole under the advocacy of
Mr.. johnson. 1t proposes to appropriate $36OoOo
Tor the removal OF bench walls and substituting slope
walls ell along the line OF the Eric Canal except between
the Lower Mohawk Aqueduct and Port Schuyler.
IL provides also for certain extraordinary
pairs on the Champain Canal and at the
Cohoes Locks and that vertical walls may De built,
wherever, in the opinion Of the Canal Commissioners,
they may be necessary, and the Canal Board may
order Senators Lord ana Laning opposed the bill, the
former holding with amusing earncstness that it
gigantic scheme for the contractors Of the very kind the
Governor has commercially condemned. He
thought II this bill passed the Legislature
would receive another message from the Governor. He
said that this bill allowed the Canal Commissioners and
the Canal Board TO do exactly the things for which they
were TO be removed II the bill which had been the
occasion OF such mastery argument during the
day became law. Tho bill is said by Mr.. Page and Mr.
Davis to be absolutely necessary TO navigation
during the coming season. Progress was reported upon
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SENATOR WOODS EXPLANATION.

HIS LEGAL CANAL PRACTICE THE LEGITIMATE RE-
SUIT OF HIS PROFESSIONAL FAMILIARITY WITH
THE sUBJECT-HIs LEGISLATIVE RECORD UNAF-
.FECrED BY HIS PRIVATE BUsINEss-THE SALT
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TESTIMONY OF Ex-CANAL COMIssIoNER ALEXANDER
BARKLEY, GEO. s. OLIVER, HOWARD p. soULE,
JR., NORRIS s. KINBAII, AND THOMAS GooDsEIL-
fnn
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WE regret to announce the death Of .'ir.
John v. Miller, Of Rocky Ridge, this
county. Mr. NJ. was stricken about Il
week ago with paralysis, and died on
Wednesday morning IIe was an old res
iAcnt of Creagers,"wn district and was in
the 7Oth year of his ~"
WANTED. -. What has become Of til.
Peoples Voice, Union Bridge? Has it
ceased to breathe, or nre We cut from It's
exchange list. We hope not the latter noi
,he former either as we always did take 4
sort o likcn' to- this sheet
WE learn that Mrs Robinson, Of West
m,ns'er, daughter Of Mr.. Alexander llor
ner, of ncnr Emmil sJlrs, died at the Tor.
mcr place last Sunday. Her rcnaius wcrf
brought ,lp on the GAYS last Monday, an,
taken to EmmitSburg for in,ermrnt
WE are glad to record the fact that Mr.
James Whi,c brother Of DR.. and )udg'
White, of our town was elected Sheriff o
Carroll county on the ri instant. Tho
we are not intimately acquainted with th'
gentleman we take it for granted he i
fully qualified for the position front on
acquaintance with his brothers. Lucky
man.
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V1NHDEIERTlAK KING!
NOTICE..

I>llE Collector will visit the following
i places in the County for the accom-
modption Of Taxpayers, and sinccrcl.
horcS that Tax payers will avail themselves
OF thi, opportunity to pay up.
Western Mary land Hotel Emmittsburc.
on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,
Sth, 9th and 10Th November next.
Rocky Ridge, on Thursday, 18th Nov.
Sabillnsvilc, on Friday, 18th November,
at stevens Hotel.
Mcchanicston, ON Saturday, 18th Novcm-
her, at Gilbert House.
townsville, ON Monday, 18TH Nov, at Dew
ilhisS Il lIartsoCk's store.
OAK Orchard, on Tuesday, 10th Nov, at
Eckcr's store.
Unionyillc, Wednesday, 18th Nov, at Lu-
gcnbccl & Norris store.
Liberty, Thursday, 18th Nov, at Nun
showers Hotel.
Wood-boro', Friday, 10Th Nov, at James
NJ. Smiths Hotel
Crcagcr,town, Saturday, goth Nov, at DR.
J. J.. Milicr's store.
MiddIclown, Monday, 2od Nov, at Henry
X. Ioung's Hotel.
olfsvilc, Tuesday, 23d Nov, at ]. w
IIooycrs store.
MycrevlIc, "Wednesday, cath Nov, at Buhr
man store.
BnrkctlsvilIe, Thursday, 25th Nov, at p.
H Pticter's store
Jefferson, Friday, Goth Nov, at Walkers
store.
II; Taxpayers look to yourintcrcst and
meet the Collector rs this trip is cNpcn-
sivc and solely for your accommodation.
Do not neglect the opportunity.
- TO those who are yet owing back
taxes will say Shat do not intend to give
further notice. If You do not pay up now
YOU will certainly be waited on and this
will be attended with costs. So pay up
at once and save costs
GEORGE w. MILL Err,
oct 1885, Collector
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MA II ~ | E o..

NIpPLE-kRUGE.- At the Lutheran
Parsonage, in Emmitshurg, on the lth
instant, hv the Rev. L. :. Johnston, Mr..
Eli Nipplc TO Miss Jennie krlgr, all OF
Frederick county.
the 9th in
slant, near Wayncsboro', Franklin co
Pa, 10y Rev. ------. of the Reformed
Church, Mr. David Potter to Miss Aiic,
WisiaYl, all of Franklin county, Pa.
The bridal party put up at Winters
IIoleI on Tuesday night, and the Mcchan
icstown boys gave them a gallant scrc
made full Of vivacious JOY and pleasantly
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y Y virtue Of the power vested in the
| } undersigned as collector Of taxes, due
and owing to the Corporation OF Mechan.
icstown, will sell at public auction
On Saturday, Norcn1ber q, 1875.
at o'clock p. m, the following personal
property: One template stove, two leaf
tables, one stand, five chairs, one safe, lot
of carpet and one cook stove. The same
distrained rs the property of Mrs. Maria
Polly, for taxes due by her, to the said
CORPORATION, for the years 1873 and 1874.
Same to hc sold upon the premises of Mrs.
Maria Polly, in mechanics town
}. THEO. WAESCl1E,
noy5.3t Collector.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given, that the sub
~ scribcr has obtained from the Orph
ans Court of Frederick County, Letters
of Administration upon the estate of
HARRIET WILSON,
late rf Frederick county, deceased. All
persons having claims against the said de-
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof, duly All
thcntiratcd to the subscribers on or before
the 1st day of April, 1876, they may
otherwise, by law, be excluded from all
benefit of said estate. Those indebted will
please make prompt payment.
ID. 5. GILLELAN,
oct29- 4w Administrator
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TOWN AND COUNTY,.
WHAT HAPPENS AROUND Us.
IL YOn Want Bills Of Any
Kind Printed, Call mt this OF.
flee. We know how to do them
CHEAP and Neat.

Purity of the ballot.box. Bah!
Save the leaves for the garden.
Who will be the next President?
The tug of war must be a gun boat.
Pork killing season has commenced.
A HEAVY frost last Tuesday morning.
The miss takes in matrmony continue.
The season for chestnut gathering is
over.
Fern gathering and pinch backs are ia
tally at variance.
The epizoot.c disease is still raging in
diminishing District.
November %, fixed upon for thanksgi.
wing, and turkics all in trcpdation.
Our sections should give the people fresh
air when the churches arc crowded
A silver wedding 81 a.:-ong the things
that are soon TO be in Mcchanicstown.
THIS Autumn has been the finest wealth
er we have experienced for many years.
The musical mosquito has shouldcrcd its
harp and winged its flight TO CLINE more
suited to its taste.
BuCKwuEAr flour has made its appear
nnce. Now for cakes and honey. Arthur
has the flour for sale.
The hog cholera has reached Snow Hi!
in Carroll County, in consequence ct
which pork will be scarce in that section
A savings bank is again talked OF i'll
Smi,hsburg, also street crossings. They
are also talking about organizing 4 y. NJ
{. \.
A tract of land belonging to Philip
Reich, Esq Of this county, was recently sold
10 John Loats Esq of Frederick at $40 PEI
acre
MESsns. John II. Ghccn 4 Co., OF
Washington, want ,c"cuty fly" horses
Call ON or address Thos Andrrs, OF this
place.
Ephram Broadwatcr, Of Grantsyllc dis
tric;, Garrett county has dug two thousand
'''''' - Va
wy 's
The gentleman tina. threw his morse On
"'"'''' "'T ,..l J.;
l''''' wa" va -
"''''
MAnrlNs' Indian Compound is a splcn-
did remedy for bad cold Try it, Pre-.
r'''N ~,
'>o'" ~ ''"'
- ~ ''''' '''''''' '''"' ''' vas ''
'>" "''
.''' Wv, '',''" 'O' '">
'"h'' >"''
EVERY young "o'''" ''''' '''p'' ~
.l, ,o, o,rdi,;u,, l,,. lr,~nin, ,o .nli,
licJ,in, v,o1
=, -. ., c...,,
,..:.,..,.
of his FINGERS taken of, w!i,c cutting Straw
i'm cutting box.
Nh ,r,,ol1 Windsor Of Trlqno dis,ric,
,,,;o on,,,,. noa ,,,oocl o,l,,o. froc,,,cd
an tho o5,h of oct hy the lever of a cider
,,rr.. f,,);r,. ou il
n, ,,, N.on,, r,o,,, vo,k po,l
c,.,;,,, -, C,yn'u r",n,,,. n.. d;.,u..1 -,
Il fine drove Of steers to the farmers living
near Westminster.
Orr town onl vicinity WAS visited Ly 4
,;ro r,i, ,,., W.1,o.dov mrrufnr II vii,
rctard corn husking a little, but is good
for the growing rrniu.
n. p,,.. w;,.,o,,o , ,,,,,;cion rouurr.
tod with ,,o Naval c,lcmv band ot An.
,o,,,,;, ,,c, ,,,roo ,.,,;I1ro, ,,i,,, 1in,lr.
ria IN less than six weeks.
a,o ,,,;,,,, ,.o lilo bc,io. ,hor
,ro,h.r !, l,dv,s .rct NM its ,hc red
,,h;,o and HIN. .ioclincs Th,v are ms,
,,o ,,;,o c,r ,y;,1,. I,,.
IF 70" WIS" ~ S'c '''' ''''S, ''' w. ~
lurh''"'e' Jus' ''on' '''' c''S' .'. VII -. u
'i.',"' opp'''' '',c '"''''''' ''' ''' ~'''
~n'' 'o'' VI '''''' MN" we
ABOUT the middle OF l"at week loo''
ho'Sc ION" vi WHY "''c ''''"S' l'''7,
'.'o"s" n,' '''''' W, 10 wy
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ROAD NOTICE.

yryI.pL',S I,Ln JIorEnnonith and
w n,hnr, rn.iJrn,s If TrrI"rrl, coun.
g.. Lo,o ,,,;,i,nol ,ln C,uutc Commits
=; nn|, CO. |',dnri rnnn,y tn Ior,,r and
nnnn - comfy ,ood s,o,ting from the Old
u',nk road Ic,din" ,o 'rnnry,oNn, to the
Ernn,it, .hl,rr ,nL IrnrrviIlr road Said
rnnl ,n hrrin nj Hrii"rnort and to follow
,s mr,r =. T,octir,l,,r Tho he'd of fine urcs.
rni r,od vhirh now rms alone and
,hro,I,r, ,no ,nni. If G. Corrr,l A Nail
n My ,"''I ~ ,r,,, .sin,a nrI
, n',' - -, '',' f,,.;,i,
W, =, - ."I ~ rIn,,
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Gcrast:sSsaa's BsalG.

10y virtue Of writ of frri fAclas, ieeuc'
IL by W.'R johnson, one orthc Justice
OF the Pence Of the State OF Mavylantl In
and for Frederick County, at the sui: oi
Geo. W. Foreman, use Chas. Z. Cassell,
against the goods and chattlcs, lands and
trncments Of John A. Kuhn, to me di-
rcctct, have seized and taken in eXccu-
ton, all the right, title, claim, interest and
estate, at law and in equity, of the said
John \. Kuhn, in and to
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ACCIDENT Two horses attached 10 4
hcaise. which came from diminishing 10
receive dead body, took fright II, the en-
cine of the 1875 train on Monday, and hc-
came very anruly, wheeling round sudden
~, breaking the tongue off and otherwise
injuring the hcarsc. Fortunately the
corpse had not been placed in the vehicle
when the accident occurred, or the results
might have been too painful to relate.
THANKSGIVING DAY.-Thc President Of
the United States disappointed Thursday,
the Goth day OF November, as day OF
Thanksgiving and prayer We have no
doubt of its being observed here as
solcmn'y as elsewhere. Btlnga bachelor,
we do not expect to see any full grown
COOLERS walking into our Office with an
axe in its arms, but an invitation to help
cat one will not be treated with scorn by
any means.
We are in receipt of another interesting
communication rom our Philadelphia cor
respondent tie Doctor, which we will give
to our readers next week. We made n
slight mistake in the first letter in saying
that Philadelphia increased at the rate of
GOO dwellings, Il year. 1t should have read
$500, which sounds a little more like the
enterprise and energy of the Centennial
City.
WE desire to call the attention of III,
advertising portion of our community tc
the fact that the circulation of the CLAIR
ION is now over fire AUndred and is incrcae
Ing weekly. Consequently there is ne
better advertising medium in the county
Our rates are considerably lower than
other papers and the circulation larger il
proportion. Therefor YOU can save money
and have your business mere generally cir
culatcd 10y giving us yourpatronagc. Bca
This in midd.
WHEN the Emnntsburg Railroad is com
plctcl and the line open, the fare to The
Ridge will he - cents from there TO tn
Ancient Village 20 cruts-total 81 cents
: Then the f,rlhr>t round will he the near
; est way home, and the cheapest Have ;
care friend S,uuty, or the locomotive vii
o,t,r YOU oil the track. Then we sha.
mi,e your rood naturrd coun,cnance an,
! IL, eorinh of the 'mrloW norn' these fro i,
q, morn;! -.
rr.,.;,,. ,r,.,,,l,. int.r,., ,,r friends q
!. ~, Mai G. Mcclellan 9th Cavalry l.
). Army, in tbs community, NO" com
maul'Ng a garrison OF about 60o men Il
Arizona Territory, 10 i"0yn that hr ma
been ordered by the Department Com
manurr 10 Iravc Tucson aAd establish M
Head Quarters at Fort Ho"ic, the "g@ErS
,jyc region OF the Nm.a"oW Am'h.S. IL
Major is a good Indian tighter, and I"ay
h&s his scouts out to watch '"e operation
of the ltrd Skins, la'>r care OF your Wcl
sands, Major, and d'nt venture too Ia
into Co,hiars doM!nIono.
= ,.,. Sunday communion ,c,,.;,r. var
. 1hrl -, Annie , church hy the nolormc,
congregation, Il ar-" num1rf being IN at
lcNlmce-N"J May.Mc!I preached il
, the Methodist c.uvc h at ~ O'Clock &. M
Res, Father john M'tlo-hrN cr.,nra,C
- Mas and preached at ihc Catholic rhurr
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q HOUSE. AND LOT,

situated on Water street, in Mechanics
town, Frederick County, Nd, and | here
by give notice that on g.
SATURDAY,, the NTH Of December, 1878,
at | o'clocll p. m, in front of the Gilbert
House, | will offer for sale the said prop
cr,y, SO seized and taken in execution, by
public auction, to the highest bidder,
for cash.
Frederick County, November 10, 1916
J. TIlED WAESCitE,
MOVIE Constable.
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November A. 1875.

4 MOTHER large stock of FALL and
"A WINTER GOODS Just received.
CassimcJs, Calicos, Blankets, Boots
shoes, hats. caps, and everything having
tendency to keep Oft the cool blasts OF
drcary winter. Call and see
oct54t ROOT Il CROFT.
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Dl E O..

HARRY In Gracclam, on the % inst,
Mrs. Elizabeth Harry, aged 30 years
and & months.
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Ed a. = 4 e A IL Z. r. Egasa'sf;

and lot Of ground containing about ,acrcS
This is one OF the most desirable properties,
>jtuatcd about mile from Mt St Mary.
College,, on the Frederick and Emmil>burg
,aInpikc. The Improvements consist Of Il
lWO--iDrH
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& Il 90 T. Il [ Il :.

I.NOH BLANKETS, COUNTER
/ pANE>, FluncIS, &c, Go 10
ROOT Il CROFT.
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ON " n s. Nc VI.
TWO-STORY HOUSE,

and u large bank barn with other ncccs-
,ary Outbuldngs Thereon. Also, at Tic
same tame and place will sell that
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COLLECTORS SALE.

oct29- 4W
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-10-14
EATING FauIr.

We hardly know how to account for
the popular impression that still pre-
walls in many rural districts that the
free use Of irut is unlriendly to health
It has much to do with the scarcity Of
trait gardens and orchards in the coun
try As matter Of fact, cities and
villages are much better supplied with
fruit tie year round than the surround
ing country There are hundreds Of
farms, even in the oldest paris Of the
and, where there is 40 orchard, and
the only fruit is gathered from a few
seeding apple trees grown in the fence
corners. The wants OF cities are sup
phed not 40 much from the proper
farming districts, as from few men in
the suburbs, who make a business OF
growing fruit for market The farmers
who raise a good variety Of small fruits
for the supply OF their own families
are still the exception The vilager,
with his quarter or half acre lot, will
nave his patch 81 Strawberries, his row
Of cuuants and raspberries, his grape
vines aud pear trees, and talk intell-
gently Of the varieties Of these fruits
His table is well supplied with these
lnxuries Tor at least bait OF the year
But there * lamentabIe dearth OF
od fruit upon the farm from the want
i conviction that Il pays II does
pay ia personal comfort aud health, il
IA nothing else The medical faculty
win bear testimony to the good iuHu
eace OF ripe trait upon the animal
economy. 1t regulates the system
better than anything else, aud fore
stalls many Of the diseases 70 which
we are liable ID the summer and fall
A quaint old gentleman 8, 0ar aequaint-
anoc often marks that apples are the
only pills be takes lie takes these
every day in the year, when they can
c found in tae nalk &, a4d l.is up the
interval between the old and the new
crops with othe froits. lie has bard
y seen . SICK day 10 forty years, and
pays 30 doctors bills. We want more
good fruit. especially upon our farms
aud tie habit Of eating fruit at our
meals. Tais Is just one Of the matters
il which larmers wives can exert an
influence Many good man would
set eat fruit trees and bushes II be
were only reminded Of i al the right
time will be this autumn--at least 10
all bot the very coolest parts Of the
country A few dollars invested then
will bring abundant returns IN from
one q Eve years II is more intimate
IL connected with good morals than
our philosophers think With good
digestion il il quite easy 70 fulfill the
law Of love
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1.sEsr DEsrRorrRs

4 errespn1eut Il De scieatiac
Ansucss cares 30 msfo ~ sersnia
,hsa. a. fa.ag b he ela shoumaa,
oAns cared fg Hons have uot
sg tr5lag Or Sea Ia say house,
81 writes faf mAay years. II 81 army
81 sben sers Il Re tfoaghi 10, mercury
would speedily erterinibate then, ba'
: tbiak clsaal.arss the beet AID per
baps ,he aaiy preventive. The com
Doa hoaao d. I 90 Bot modest, be-
leyiBg that &, more tiaa ocmPensstes
So us trouble b clearing The atmos'
pAsre 81 efluvA sod the auimalealss
which alwsys arise from the putreiac-
usn d aocsyng Substances during
warm weather So, slso, with The
birds, which arc quite uuneroas here
danng the summer instead Of shoot
tug them. o. scttiug up soarecrows .
3shtea them away throw out every
possible iuaucemcnt Coz them to build
their ucst. ia ny fruit trees. The
birds capture large share q the 10
scots IN TIE laryal state. and thus the
millors are prevented from depositing
egg. far fatare crop d worms As
! Is tbe loss 81 irnit By the birds, the
latter are always sure 70 be on baud 10
/ force IN the season Of ripe fruit, wheth-
- they come early enough % take the
worms or not. For the residue Of in-
secls which iniest my vegetable gar.
I don, 6nd that the laboratory Of the
chemist furnishes materials fatal 10
7 hem an among which white hellebore
and cayenne pepper are Of the most
utility; the bug OF worm which cannot
lind vegetation unfayored with these
4 articles will seek its breakfast else
where, aud have my garden unmolest
"a A few drops of carbolic acid in
pint 81 water will clean house plants
rom lice IN very short time II
mosquitoes or other bloodsuckers III
lest our sleeping rooms at night, we
uncork bottle Of the oil Of pennyroyal
aud these insects leave 10 great haste,
nor will they return so long as the air
I IL the room is loaded with the fumes
II that aromatic herb. II rats enter
the cellar, little powdered potash,
thrown uto their holes or mixed with
meal and scattered IN their runways,
never fails 10 drive them away Cay
enue pepper will keep the buttery and
sreroom tree from ants and cock
reaches. Ii mouse makes an en-
trance into any part OF your dwelling,
saturate a rag with cayenne in solution
aud stun it into the hole, which can
then be repaired with either wood or
mortar. No rat or mouse will eat that
rag for the purpose Of opening com.
muuications with depot of supplies.
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CATARRH.
Weakness of & tdacYt nna pains
ia tac Side and hack,


az Faratt Years Stamina t..fs.l faIaa NrsAs
a. Les faea . f.sttle ttsrfE EIaea. s.
NsA :. ~ pf,a.tef etss.t NBrbfs aalsaa tass
tafFA Npan ass fefra45s II lafH Ia4sN w5ia
Oa5 Bottle
Hfitaalag M r.
AHf ~
MEseas tI5ftfflflt. ta iJuEEif.s thsfH
bad tttsrth s Asi5s TIsaBs Hrp ygsrs aua lafus
Ms NaiafTh Was - Had fHai b ! tia asa tskF
- loss. 81 r.sbt. hasa tsksa AsfshaH !
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An experienced farmer opines that
tie nan who can plow sunny ground
with pair q lively mules without
swearing l. prepared 70 90 through
pafgatory with as overcoat o.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-10-14

IA Aberdeea gil opposes that
the reason she has never kinIled
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