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Another Murder.

mob in Story county, one night last
week entered the house of G. N. Kirk
man, eight miles from Nevada, dragged
him from his bed, by a rope around his
neck, dragged him some distance from
his house, and left his body hanging to q
tree, thought it is thought he was dead
before he reached the tree. A family
quarrel has been going on for some time
that parted Mr.. and Mrs X, and she has
been living with a son in law named Zins.
master. While there Us barn was burn
ed, and kirkman was charged with burn
ing it, arrested for the crime but cleared.
Before he was arrested, mob Of 20 men
set on him in his field. and took him to
the woods to hang him, but finally let
him off, because the assassils couldn't
agree among themselves. This was with
in 20 feet of the place he was finally
hanged. After his release from arrest
he had number Of these men arrested
for assult with intent to commit murder
and their case was to come of on the
18th inst, which makes it look like they
might be interested in putting him out
Of the way. This was . cold-bloode1
murder, without a shadow OF Z cause,
and should 10 ferreted out at any cost.
The State Of Iowa cannot afford to let
its fair fame suffer, by allowing such red.
handed murderers to run 1t large, and
should offer reward that would bring
the best detectives to the work. And By
the time they are tried We hope the Leg.
islature will have repealed that premium
for murder, (the anti-capital punishnsas
billy and the devils win get their last Dc.
aApfa
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FEEtsEa sPEssNGDAE.E.
The FIRST "Endus,r!al Exp0si-
tion" zgeii in Cedar Comfy.

EpFrou ApvERrTsER:-On Friday,
tth inst, | had the pleasure of meat
ing with the teachers and pupils Of
the Seminary at their grand Exposi,
tipa Gt Mechsuical Arts. One of the
FIRST ever held in this school, and per-
haps the first in the county, since the
enactment Ivy our Legislature allow
ing the introduction Of the same in
the public schools throughout our
State. However, let that be as it
may, il was profound success both
On the part of the teacher and schol-
srs. think it is an Improvement that
should be introduced and encour-
aged in every school in the county
and State, There, found almost
every branch of industry represented.
Quite a number Of articles belonging
to the Agricultural profession, viz;
samples Of growing grain, different
modes Of sproutlng garden seeds,
plans and models for the improvement
and decoration of farms snd door
yards While on the other hand the
Mechanical profession was equally as
well represented by the presenta
ton Of various diagrams for the
structure of buildings and specimens
Of work from old fashioned log sledge
and OK yokes, TO tho latest styles of
equipage and vehicles, picture frames,
spools and racks of various kinds. =
My attention was particularly direc-
ted TO specimens of drawing execu-
ted by members from the Primary
Department, that would without
doubt exceed the same produced by
many Of cur older members of society.
The teacher of that department is
certainly entitled to the honor and
commendation Of this community for
the incubation and cultivation of
such refined talent. The needle and
machine work brought forward by the
ladies from the different departments
OF the school, proved inclusively, that
they intend to perform their part in
assisting young America in building
up the various branches of industry.
This was strongly verified by the dis
tribution of many cakes and pies that
had been prepared by them for the
occasion.
In addition to what has already
been spoken of mental production,
essays, orations, declamations, select
readings etc., were brought forward.
do not wish to weary your patience
with lengthy article on the sub ject,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-05-20
EEse ssransst-Rankin steal.

The trial - both these officials has
been concluded in Des Moines, re-
suiting in the convection OF Brandt
and the acquttal OF Rankin. The
following concise statement OF the
matter we clip from the Dubuque
Times:
"The Times was among the first of
the papers oi the State that deman-
ded the punishment of Rankin.
There seemed to be no question Of
his guilt, particularly after his own
confession to the General Assembly.
But We are Tree to say, after the de-
velopements Of the Brandt trial, that
We are in cordial sympathy with the
verdict that has just been rendered,
despite Rankin's confessions and the
evidence proving him to some extent
a party to the e>ccptionable practices
out of which came the delalcation to
the College. Rankin, it has been
shown to the satisfaction of court,
jury, and the people throughout the
State, was but the weak and crcdu-
lous dupe Of his scoundrelly subordi-
nate. 1t was Brandt who wove the
tolls Of crime about him. To win
Rankin's consent to profit by the
State funds, he reported, and un-
doubtedly himself made large short
ages in the State treasury. Having
thus cntrapped Rankin into consent
to exceptionable practices, he took
upon himself the whole management
OF the business. While handing over
to Rankin few thousand dollars TO
make good what was probably lost
through his own thievery, he took
all the rest, amounting to thirty or
forty thousand dollars. Did he stop
at this? Is it likely that his pillfer-
ing from the treasury was limited to
The amount OF shortage reported to
Rankin! Would so conscienceless
and avarlcious scoundrel hesitate to
make the grand haul from the treas
ury itself, which il is evident that
some one did make, and which had
finally to be made good with the
College funds? Is there not justifi-
cation for the jury, in despite Of Ran
kin's admission in his letter to the
General Assembly, believing that
Brandt and not Rankin took this
money? Even this letter of confess
sion was at Brandt's instigation, and
the letter was in his hsndwriting.-
He had got the old man in his tolls,
and he played with him as he wish
ed. Rankin's property, sacrificed as
1t has been, to some extent, has yield
ed within $1,000 Of enough to pay
the State. A small portion of the
thousands which Brandt has received
for the use of the State funds, would
have saved the poor weak old man
from exposure, and himself and fami-
ly from ruin. But Brandt seems to
have thought his own safety depen-
ded upon the sacrifice Of the man
who had stood his friend, and he be-
came his swift accuser. But his
scheme Of ingratitude, hypocrisy and
villainy has been unearthed, and
thank God, he and not Rankin, stands
to-day the convicted"
The jury in the Rankin case was
composed Of six Democrats and six
Republicans. The first ballot stood
ten for acquittal and two for convic-
ton. The second ballot, taken i'm.
mediately after the first, without dis
cussion, resulted in unanimous
vote for acquittal. The jury were
out on Y about fifteen minutes.
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a CORE pondent of the Boston
.'3eaaser proposes the following
sentences as all exercise for spelling
matches
Looking up into his goIuptious
eyes, she said: "And is it, indeed,
true, Allied, that our soul, in the pro-
cess Of transmogrilicttioa, expluncti-
fes itself through the whole caboodle
oG stenity?'
"Nay, dearest" replied Alfred,
and his countenance betrayed an ex-
preston Of irasciheation, not to say
ljsrruntIamcat, which cavorted over
his features for an instant.
Our souls cannot become sutfci-
emily mattered to admit of the Reces-
s4rv qualification which"
The sentence was never finished,
for as he spoke he seated himself up,
on a chair whose legs had been
exserrafed two inches, and he came
down unexpectedly kerchunk.
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THE HAPPY VILLAGE.
BY KANE o'poNNEL

nl Mann " b0NNLL.
As often pass the roadside,
When wearily falls the day,
turn to look from the hilltop
At the mountains far away.
The red sun through the forests
Throws hither his parting beams,
And far in the quiet valley
The happy village CLEANS,
There the lamp is lit in the cottage
As the husbandman's labors cease,
And think that all things are gathered
And folded in twilight peace.
But the sound of merry voices
Is heard in the village street,
While pleased the grandamo watches
The play Of the little feet.
And at night to many ireside
The rosy children come;
To tales Of the brigh-eyed fairies
They listen and are dumb
There seems 1t Joy forever
To labor and to learn,
For love with an eye OF magic
Is patient to discern.
And the father blesses the mother,
And the children bless the sire,
And the cheer and joy of the hcarthstone
Is as light from an altar fire.
Oh, flowers of rarest beauty
In that green valley grow;
And whether 'twere earth or heaven
Why shouldst thou care to know;
Save that Thy brow is troubled,
And dim is thy helpmate's eye;
And graves are green in the valley,
And stars are bright in the sky.
scrJar fer Nay.
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Bellevue. he wss conscious that rec
ognized him. Sinking hands with
me he asked, "What in the ID
brought YOU into the wilds OF the
forks OF The Wapsie 2" In reply,
stated AL the facts aud incidents con
nected with the stolen horses. He
confessed that he suspected something
ct the SIui when the animals were
brought TO his shauty, but said the
men told him plausible story, and
finally concluded thew had come into
their pos session honestly. lie offer d
his assistance In recovering the mon
eV paid ~ Rankin, we to take the
horses claimed lie stated that the
men wba brought the horses to the
cabin were the same two who crossed
the river with him He asked Mr..
RaaaIn bow maea money hc was ,aut,
HDl, eftor treating. sad be would 60
aeFoss t6e iiyef ami zee those men,
and If thy dill not come to terms
would notify us. We readily enter
Ell into this agreement. He was gone
about an hour, aud returned with the
nouey Rankin had pail for the stolen
horses, aal in addition fifty dollars,
which he thieves said they had re-
reiyel from Ne Brendel for Rankin's
note. Ibis was to be handed over TO
us and tho horses surrendered. on
condition t6at the thieves should not
#Fs, ~
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The Danhury man says that the
maddest kind of woman is one who
spends a bali hour in arranging her
toilet before descending to the parlor
On the arrival of a visitor-who
proves to be book agent.
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ANASE itA+ WtEA HC WAS Adi4 way o82I
the stream he commenced to act wIA,
and he was pitched into the mid le
Of the stream and LEFT noaaderng
among the suFerabundsnt fish. lie
looked thoroughly aemarslized after
this. This fish s,orv mar look tit
tie absurd. bat Still II is not 100 much
10 make d good sae, and Is merry
! true is any of htm. But Burlesll.
Pense, Gs1dnow, &pi all Tire othar
old settlers WHO were ii the habit 81
getting their fish al tie dam viii
voueA fur H.
It took me about two hours 60 oap-
ture The horse. Rankin rlgs a.r him.
self ia dry sit, md finding his az
/ tra .ipistol had been smashed In tie
! fall, provided himself with another
one, and after wettiug fa. inner nan,
we again resumed otr journey.
When we got to the Scotch settle
meut we found the thieves had soll
Rarkin's note 10 Mr.. Brenda for one
half its face, and continued their
course westward. Wa ueW left hs
settlement, neither os Us Es88iay
much about the country. and hsd to
proceed cautiously, ss see coaii eBtg
AZ considerable in erysis distia4u.sh
the track, III The horses W were nar-
suing. I, was nearly dsr< when vie
reached the forks Of the Buffalo Al
point whore the citT Of Anaa1osR now
stands. Fortunately for IL sea f44faI
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AUCTIONEER.

A LFRED DAY. Proprietor Pacinc Motel.
"A Clarence. Iowa, tenders hts professional
services a. Auctioneef, to the eitiaons OF
thirty years experience in the sale Of ali
kinds Of merchandise, including farm I'm
plements. horses. cattle, etc, feels confident
he can pleas0 any and al that may wiah hia
services, and satisfaction 10 guaranteed In
all cases. Charges reasonable. Letters by
mail will receive prompt attention. One
trial Will satisfy any one am master OF the
business and will perform all advertise.
ALFRED DAY, County AustiOnoer
P.O. Box lO6 Clarence, Iowa. ems
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C. p. SHELDON.

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE Collections,
- and other business, promptly attended
to.-Offce with County Superintendent in
basement of Court House. lm6
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Justices.
JOHN 9. ruyrHuI.U..

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, NOTARY PuB.
" Lie Ins, rance Agent and Conveyancer.
Office with the County Recorder In the court
house. Upton, Iowa. Jan. LIST. 1888. nlvI6.
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T.. II. INGRAHAM. NJ. d.

HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN a SUR
IL GEON. Office and residence in Durbin
property, at north east corner OF Monument
Square. Upton. Iowa. 1877
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Surveyor.
Auctioneer.
WIN. M. KNOTT,

A UCTIONEER VIII attend promptly
"A to selling all kinds OF property at Auc.
tion, In any part Of Cedar county. A list o.
his sales Will always be found at the TIPTON
services can A. the dav for their sale with,
out seeing him. a
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C.L CmAMREuS II n

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, has prac-
i ticed twenty -nve years in this Vicinity,
and need only AJAX y continuance Of the pub
lie con fidence hitherto shown.
Office In City Drug Store. Residence on
Cedar St., opposite Reformed church, Upton,
Iowa. 6v20nl
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5. ENSIGN. NJ. n.

PHYSICIAN 4 SURGEON, TIProN, Iowa.
Having had thirty years experience
DIR. r. hopes to give satisfaction In all cases
entrusted 10 his care. Office, at residence,
two blocks east of Court Square. l6tf
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Physicians.

GEO. .. FOCHT, NJ. D.,
DHYSIcIAN AND SURGEON. ExAMINER
Of PenAOners, Upton, Iowa.
AS- Residence on the second block east
OF the Palmer House. Once over City Drug
Sore.
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l.. l.. SWEET.

NOTARY PUBLIC, CONvRYANCER,
~ Attorney at Law. Collectink and La
Insurance Agent.
OfIice At HIS residence, corner Of 9Th and
Locust sts., Upton.
Having no high rent to pay, his charges
are consequently low. ST
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Il. n. WAU.KER-

A TTORNEY At LAW and General Collec
"a ton Agent. VIII give prompt atten.
Gbn to all business entrusted to him
Clarence. Iowa. 83
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A TTORNEY AT Law and Notary Public
~ Wilton, Iowa Will practice In all the
Courts OF Cedar county. Particular atten
uon given to Probate business. vNn9
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BLAIR WOLF.
IN West Branch. Iowa. j
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-04-28

THE sapcrior Curt for Orange County
aow IL session Jpdse Mickey presiding,
p Court net nfunp,ly At lio'elock ou
sniay and the Grand tnry WIS promptly
a~n. Mr. W. J. Clay was made Fote-
pn. The charge q TIE Judge was IN
amonly clear. practical aud loreible,
leftno excuse 10 any juror for tile
81 u or neglect Mobilization. We vii
aliemlt synopsis 1T the charge o.
limits furbId Il. u will l,a enougl, u
thai Judge Mickey lishfesses ever,
who witnesses bis administration ii
lice. that tile Law has office glore s,un,I
able cxpouhdef lsaIn,d, inllailial Nj d
afUplible, and that Ia The Dispatch VI
siness, and 20 ibc emineut Satisfaction
Tie bar and The laoplc. he las
|fcely IL equal. II y an emphatic 70.
tolhr oiden times ~ an honored and
@eled Judiciary.
he civil Daeketis small aud rather
unlmpoftant one.
lie criminal Ds,cket Il rather small IL
array ofininor mi-demeanofs. but j, !.
htn'd hyacae,o fanhc de. Al
tfl'nlnals under tie charge ~ this
itlc crime are colored--a sharp cum.
'ary ulHn the virtue vt thlsclas- ~ our
l'alion. This was . crime only known
'eir days If freedom, aud grows out
'r'mpailence II the trouble Of taking
O offspring. N,tlilng bot the shatpest
ca'es q the law will check Il. aud
eht u from becoming as common as
IN Chine. 20 yaft
'are glad tosec Mr.. strudwlck IN his
y Solicitor. lilo Il much rirfecbled.
ever, aud VIII 10 assisted III, Ills duties
u II. X. Nash
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p,.,rue.lou Of ,he Mast.

Among the miscllieis OF the frost now
made apparent, aud ~ no means the
smallest, Is the total destruction Of the
ncorns aud other mast upon which ~
much reliance u placed Cor faitening hogs.
II Ii totally killed and the oaks aud other
fruit trees cas- bare ~ In mld@ihter. The
only frull lhst has escaped Is . frac.innai
portion 81 the apple crop WIN strawi,er-
rlcs promise 10 yield a partial crop. The
blackbesiiex may always loo relied oa, and
this with melons llconsiitute the whole
supply q fruit for the sonling summer
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-04-28

Judge Tourgee, II Is stated. will sool
form . law coaparinershipswMh SolicitoI
Logan Harris, In this city and the know
ing ones say he Il coming into the district
70 head off Judge Watts FOR the .Congreg-
sional nomination Daily Capital.
The flosts at LiIesviIe on saturday,
supday and Monday mornings were very
'iseasy viii; lee nearly an iiisil In thick
ness. The thermometer was not higher
than 80 az any hour of The day on Sunday
and was 1T Soon Monday morning, Wheat
~ low and moist lands Is greatly injured;
corn was cut down, aud lie fruit crop
was greatly damaged II not entirely de-
stroyed. Wilmington Journal 2lst Apr
MIR, caIdwello flhe Charlotte Observer.
continues ~ Of intiaInatory rheumatism.
The latest Methodist festival AZ Monroe
was siiccssi Anlount net:ed, $325.
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Tack laying on the Raleigll aud Angus
"a Ar Line las begun, three hundre.
hands Deing employed.
Ameeting Of tie trustees 81 the Uniyer
sity viii he held at tile Executive Office
Raleigh, on the eth Of May.
The Demoefat rays that Congressman
Ashe has appointed David Vance. so,, o
exsGov. Vance, Charlotte, TO the Nayal
Academy al Annapolis.
President Hawkins, Of the n. &. CIR.
Il says The Oxford and Henderson II. IA.
will cst S2I5,OU0. Oxford has SUBSIDIZED
$4,000 aud i coalIaing her efforts.
Ex.Gov. Reid, Maj. Morchead. Indee
Kerr. Maj. Bethel. aud w. n. Meh,n,s
Es9', have been selected ~ the Cen,en.
NAL COMMITTEES ior The county Of R,,cs
ingham.
Mr. SULLIVAN, sewing machine agent
lasi week lad narrow and thrilling q.
cape from drowning. 10 Pailderry creek
~ the Flat River section. lie barely
saved his wagon and horse, hut bis ma.
chimes wereswcpt dowii Tie stream.
a man named John Foster Miller said
70 hail from Charlotte, where be lad 4
family, was accidentally run over and
killed on tie i2th Inst. ON the Washing.
ION Branch u the baltimore and Ohio
Railroad.
Goldsboro Messenger says: Two whales
We're captured below Bcanfp.t Iass week
one on Thursday aud another on Friday.
Thelast Is snid TO be huge monster
measuring - feet. A nu.nber OF our
GoldsborU citizens, taking advantage OF
tile low rate " railroad fare fixed for lie
occasion, went down 10 Beaufort ON SAT-
urtlay.
Durham Is 10 have a new hotel
on Saturday the lat May. there win be
a mass meeting IN Concord, to take into
consideration some definite action ia re-
gard to Tie approaching Ccniennial eele-
DTation.
Raleigh News: In this immediate w
entity the destruction ofcverythinr h, The
way q fruits, early vegetables, Ac., n
thorough. Nothing spared. Mr. Mailer
loses his whole crop Or grapes ESTIMATED
at s2,oOO. The loss of otber@ III grsics
aud strawberries Is also large.
MIss Isabella 4 Armstrong, an English
lady, sio lecture IN Raleigh on Tsmper-
aner.
The Ip& q. X, II. are about 10 turnou.
a handsome new passenger coach At their
shops IN Raleigh
Corn IL Newbcrn quoted at sfcIs.
The German card yesterday rrba,mded
quite seriously. II hurt the author alone.
willie Il sustained the assertion that the
Radical officials % Raleigh will not hesl-
tate 70 sioop At authority. that will retain
them IN office. News eist.
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piano raslns.

ar. ~. A. Whitaker Of Raleigh Will
I.ll liill.laa an Wednesday TO offer his
ifsicv- - toe whose planes need At.
inliVn and We have 40 doubt there are
Iany.l lie laa. high feputAsl.n. aud tie
arseirF Of Isis work j. guaranteed. Re-
ruce j. made 10 AR. Nalr l.. Brown Of
leigh, 10 whom SPECIFICATIONS for orders
the services u Nr. Whitaker may al
|iys lie ad,lrsssrd.
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Sale Of ". \. en-. n.

Attention Is called TO the Sale Of the w.
y. q, II. Il. which Is advertised in lids
issue % take place IN the end day Of June
plext, Al Salisbury. This u the slep to-
wards the completion 81 the Road 70 IT.
Nysysn terminus. ofcou~e u will be
oegai by the Commissioners authorized
b. purchase on behalfaf the State.
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MAYOR,
MAYOR.
John IA. Blackwood,
Con-.
john J0rdan
II. y. Brown
a. W. Graham
David Anderson
John Cheek
ID. u Parks
Inl,n Rnsa,,,n,l
John ROseInoild

The above ticket has been handed In "a
US 'or iu6licatin. We dot know whether
y has the concurrence ofthe citizens. II
VIII be seen that II Is compound ticket
composed 81 part Democrats aud part Re-
pabiiealis The Idea i 10 select men who
VIII work for the good OF The town with-
ont prejudice. Heaven knows we need
something ofthe kind here. and ifit is ors
" y De effected 10y The union Of tie best
men q both parties. why LET il he done.
We prefer astnight out Democratic lick
e, but vii! interio~e iio opposition To any
pan which the citizens OF The place may
taink best tobetter their condition.
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orr thanks are due 10 this Journal Tor
; delicate consideration IN wishing 70
ward lie credit ar LEGAL lten, ipihe
nulnsl II the tran 70 which me incident
tteis, rsthef than gather itBt rvccnd
and. We believe u was not mentioned
! the Recorder. but tile delicacy ofthe
bseryer i appreciated.
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We are pleased 10 &c able 10 state that
lae Illness 81 this gentleman has VI, m,,ch
Abated that he may possibly be able 70 re-
pune his duties ~ tie court during the
week lie was extremely III during u part
II tile last week.
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Fms Currp F'Hrra


A NJ person suffering from the above disease
n ! regretted 10 address l1it PRICE. mud a
triad hoitlc &c medicine win I,e forwarded IN Ex
.pres-.
FREE!
The onv cost being TIN Exnrsss rrarrss.
which oMlns 20 my large business. are small.
Dr. Prre has made the treatment IL
FITS OR EPILFPSY
study far Years, and he MIlt warran, enre nv
TIC iisr NJ his reinaiy.
DO not fiil TO scndt to him.fur trial iottle; Il
costs nothing. and he
WILL CURE YOU
no MATTER Of how long standing Your ease may
", ~ hgw many other remedies may nave hArd
Circulars aud testimonials sent with
FREE TRIAL. BOT7L a.
he paFiletilar 10 give your Express AZ weli "a
your Post one diresiiOl. and
Address. DR.. CHAS T.PRICEg
aprh2tsy 81 William Street, Neg York.
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The work oi regeneration has been Gums
menced, and the buildings are being
repaired preliminary TO occupation.
The grounds are being clea,ied. slirubbery
and trees trimmed, leaves and trash
swept away, and u general pavement %
give the place habi.atIe aud civilized
appearances. .x