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A-r. Waiitaa a CO. are now aleoI-
Using glove. ami miJtcr- at prices to ,uit
a. Iuar os-oTtment consists of fall
.no1t .lile-'. misses. gents and youths
driving gloves, gauntlets, casters, fur.
...1y sIi. A., They also make a specially
making all kini- Of gloves and mjttsa=
t,arder, and their fur gloves are not ex
.l.I in tyle ct finish ia any of the large
- 80 a.luuGc-orio- in the States or Cana
20 Eph d these gentlemen have made
.~ ,aer business Tor years, and they do
..-s'l,n anything to 20 from their store
v0.a..t 10 is fret examined and pronounc-
.. nI right, and their customers will
always da1 everything as they tell them.
HJsL>oro> HARHJSIc SocIErr.-We gre
al. happy to be able to announce that the
..-- entertainment Of the season by the
above named >Jcie.y is to b, M opera. Tie
Spectre lL'Ombre), by the famous Red
path Opera Company, to be given Wed
a,-dty evening, November 9th Oar
me~ic owing citizens viii be glad Of the OPP
ruu.y 70 hear this troupe in this most
a.s4uaof F,ot5@'s works Their fine
r.a.cru5 cd "Mlrtha, 80 last winter. b., a
-l6.igut : 4rauJoe that this entertainment
sail heot high oder The society pro-
p,.ets sIs.tt least folt Gt-.-a'as, e1ne.rt-
llrias jh-ssl4,n, &, include, in aiiiti3n so
th,s6 ye. th, lam3u. Temple UIartetle. Of
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BURLINGTON AND VICINITY.

BIG BLOCK OF MARBLE On Friday last
tine Sutherland Falls Marble Company rails
ed from their quarry block Of marble lis
isa5 long, six feet three inches deep and four
EFT two inches wide. weighing about 279
Tons
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TBI
Dress REFORM Corset Waist
AND
SKIRT SUPPORTER.

In iAis Vast j. furnished an article OF diess that
meets .ong tslt want, w -soneth. ng Of Corset
kind Tor those who cannot ear Cursets Not only
this want satisisd. Tut garment g also proVi1
that IS 4 compromise between the extreme waist
and the ordinary Corset. and one That Is .ayorabiy
received by those Interested q Dres. Reform. Il Is
suitable alike FOR chllleien. misses youus and el-
oerly ladies Beng CONSTRUCTED without = steel.
and almost entirely without bones, sli the
81 1T attachment is as.iy removed The who's gar
mi Mt may be resdily washed, thus making It the
most economical Corset known.
II la Corset and Corset Cover combined and ty
It's peculiar constitution. secures At once t, is
wesrer health, c1m;ort and ffeed.- Al %. movement.
well grace and 5rauty u .orm.
The tosom .orm So Constructed IAai Z San 0-
made tul OF large II pleasure The skirts are sup
ported st fixed points By 81 easily sdjusiabls Al
tsehment The sanitary advantages of this Waist
are involved n the principle Of complete support
o: clothing II the shu uders at liked points which
will permit q wearing the skirt bands loosely d
thing impossible when support 5 Intended by
means ot fange shaped hustle. or pads sstene1 to
the lover part VI Corset, when sht beling Of
skirt-band Is Inevitable II keep i ron slppin.
over eli the fsnse or pads furthermore, there are
no bones OF steel- to caaie and bind the form sEd
lsstly, being easily washed i may he tept pei stlb
clean
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MulLIss Ia tais city. NV. L., l-',. Dsl4., MuI
!lns aged = years.
wHEsLER.-ln North ferIisturgh, November .-tb,
A. Wheeler, aged s. years.
AspREws-In Richmond, November 5.h. Horace
Andrews, aged s. wears.
EAToN-ln Richmond, November -.-h. AlNa
Eaton, aged 4 years.
CLARksoS.-In this ely. Nov 10Th Hoard
ClarksOn, Infant son DO. John l. sui eynihl y
CLARK son.
LEE In this city, Nov iu;h. l-7l Bridget Lee.
widow Of John Lee, aged - years aud months.
MoIBs. - In ~. 6torse. VI Friday Nov. -th.
Mr. Y llllam MObbs
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The failure is reported of Mr. j. W.
Blown, Of Milton, the proprietor of the
miek yard near Bronsons. Weston, Greene
Co.'S mill, in this city, andIthat at Nal
.et's Bay. His liabilities are said to be
10000
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The woman who calls herself the wife Of
Mile, the Barre bank rob6er, says she has
arranged for the $4,000 bail, and is going
t. get hin out this week.
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fHE LAST Scene or 4 SAD fRAcEDY
The tragedy, in Felchville. some three
months since, when Mrs. Ebentzar Dens-
more attempted the murder Of her three
children. viii be remembered By our read
ers. She soon after left, and no trace, 50
far, OF her wanderings have been known.
1t seems she went to Illinois, where she
has since died, AMI the body is en- route
home No particulars OF the cause or
manner Of her death have been received
Mrs Isaac Page, Of Port Henry, has pur-
chased the steam Laundry, in this city. Of
L. NJ. Patt Mrs. Page has had long ex-
perience in the business and VIII retain
tle custom Of old patrons a. well a gain
that Of many new ones.
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M1STrE.Igs Montpelier held town
meeting, Wednesday, to see If the town
would vote to dispose Of the . 600 shares OF
Montpelier ami Wells River Railroad stock
which was originally valued at 500 per
share Yhe present valuation Is reported
merely nominal After considerable dis
cu9sioa 4. wa, voted to sell the shares The
seectmen now have the entire control of
the disposition OF this stock. Tor which the
town has paid 5000 600
An adjourned term OF the " A~hington
County Court, Judge RedGeld presiding, a.
sembled wednesday to hear eases without
a jury There are some twenty petitions
for divorce, of which two have been con
tinued. Petitions were granted ia the Ca. Is
Of William Someryille vs. Emma SomcrViile
of Fay4toD, for williul deSertior. and Layina
II. Ssyton " Elisha Slaytou. Of Wood
bury. for int5Ierablo severity and refusal To
supper,
II l- thought the Grand ,ury, which
usually meets in September. may be called
togethec At the next March term to consider
the cas-. of Asa Smith Magoon, charged
with Wandering Rufus S,raeter. At Barre,
October Ii
Creditors representing about three -fourih-
of Henry T.. ffeld's Indebtedness met
Wednesday. and agreed to accept 33t per
cent. Of their claims a. a settlement in full
and to recommend all the other creditors IL
do the same
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The Van Ness House was enlirened by a
wedding. Tuesday evening. the high con-
tracing parties being Mr.. John 0. Bi1by.
of Jericho, and Miss Gertie l.. Whitmsrsh,
of Northf,ld. The ceremony was perform
ed by the Rev. NJ A. Wilcox, of this citv.
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wANroN.-Snow fell necessarily, Thurs
day and Thursday night, accommodating
about five inches.
Mrs. F. Best has removed to Burlington.
where she is to open ladies' store.
Miss Churchill's reading the present week
was received with universal satisfaction.
The crib for the addition to the Maauam
breakwater is being built at Buffers island
and will be towei down.
lanes Delaney, formerly of the firm of
7 X. Delaney u Co. Plattsburgh. has
bong ht the Franklin County FIGURING Mills
at this place s.
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Ine railroad officials of the Central Yer
m mt have decided to reduce 1.-THE help em-
p.oyei AZ present in the shops at st. Al
btu~ This viii throw many hands out of
eng oYment, whose sole trust for work this
water mas been in the places they occupy
- present..
ST Adams MARKET, November Is The
ilrkot VAS dull and prices lower. Butter
abb mon to fair sold - to Is cents medium
20 good. l. t. % cents Winter made 20 to
- cent seiectols. % to 80 cents; with
',@ choice lots selling at 30 cents. Most
ibe -ale- ranged from IS to 30 cents.
Caoe-c-thcrs was light supply; 10 to
% .ent- was paid for dairy Poultry 5 to
- cents, a. to quality.
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AR ED.

AsnLKV-HARRis.-In Milton. Vt. Nov. 4th. at
the house OF the brides m5ther, by the Rev. J. II
Woodward Mr. C. s Ashley and Miss Z. Belle Har
ris, all Of Milton. No csrds
BIIBY- WHITAARSH.-At the Van Ness HOuse.
this city. on Tuesday evening. Noy- 18th. by Rsv.
MA Wilcox, John B! Nhy, OF Jericho, All Gertie
L. Mhitmarsh, OF NOTthdeld.
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LUMBER SHIPMESTs.--On Monday morn
ing the tug J B.A. arrived at this port with
six barges containing 500 600 feet OF luIn-
Der for Bronsons, Weston. Greene Co.
This is the last invoice o; lumber from Can
ada expected this season. On Saturday,
the steamer, L. Jones. arrived at this
port with eleven barges of Canada lumber,
some l, 500, 900 feet. There were two barges
for W and D. G. Crane. two for E. B.
Eddy, two for Lawrence Barnes. and five
for Shepard. Davis 4 Go. On the sth,
eleven barges. 200 900 feet. arrived for
Bronsons, Weston. Green q Co.
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j. Estey Il Co, of Brattleboro, are now
shipping to Europe about twenty five cot
tage organs per week
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LA PAGE REPORTED TO HAVE MADE AN-
OTHER EFFORT TO ESCAPE 1t is reported
that La Page, the alleged Pembroke muir
derer, male another attempt to escape sat
urday he almost sawed of the IRON bar be
fore his work was discovered. The jailer
changed his clothing and places him in an
other cell It is reported that detective
lIildreth has additional valuable evidence
against him
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THANKSGIVING BAIL There will be
Ihank-giying Ball, at Cooper's, Jonesyille.
ou thursday evening, November 9jth. From
the wel-known character of the house and
lis entcrpli-ing proprietor very pleasant
occasion may be anticipated Music will
be Furnished 10y Paul Bros orchestra. By
tie new arrangement, all trains, going and
coming. stop ~ Jone-vile 80 that no trouble
Will 30 experienced on that account.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-11-19

WArERvILLE Butter in this town has
been drug in the market for the past two
weeks. neither butter buyer having been
present. An 0yerstocked market IS the
cause.
One of the firm engaged in making wood
en- pill boxes, in Wolcott was in our village
during the past week, for the purpose of
engaging lumber TO be used in their manu-
lacture. The timber wanted is white birch.
As there is more or less Of this valuable
wood scattered over this town and vicinity,
it will give numbers OF our citizens chance
To labor through the coming winter.
\ circular staye saw has lately been add
ed to the other machinery. in the sash and
blind mandatory. belonging to George and
Henry Mann A7 there i, plenty of excel
lent timber here for use. also u dry house
near by We expect 4 large number Of butter
tehS Will be manufactured in our village
before another spring. c.
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WlLIsToS The programme of tie third
annual lecture course at the Uniyersalist
church is published, and embraces the fol
lowing excellent list o: lecturers and sub
iects December Sth. Rey.J F. Simmons
subject, What shall We read ." 24d,
Rev. j E. Wright, of Montpelier Janua-
~ 5th, 1876. President Buokham, Of the
L. Y. M; subject. Future Of invention, "
18Th, Rev " II. Wsl5ridge; subject,
Causes OF crime :" February ID. Rev. G.
S Forbes; subject, Aims 10th, Prof q.
H. Perkins, Of the [ Y NJ; subject,
Modern scientific theorie-" The conrse
will close March sth with musical enter
tainment under the direction Of Nr A j.
Phillips, .: this city
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Wetertown Union Liv. stock Nnrkss
Nov. 10.
AMOUNT OF LIVE STOCK AARxsf.
CatiIa ShAnn A IarIhs ssii.a

or LIVE sTOCh AT AAhhSf-
Cattle. Sheep & LAMBS swine
This week.. 2,l2i SIS s.
Last weok.-....-. ,yJ3 lV,09I %
From Vermont. 4O7 1854
Prices Of Market Beef-A few choice, $40 olqiO %.
extra, 81 % % So first quality, s. 500 ; 50; sec
ndquality Sc W a. %; third quality s. W a. -.
Prices Of Store Cattls-Workins oxen per pair
500, $50 $g5, $40; Mich Cows and Calves
from $35ai63 Farrow Cows $2O540; extra, s65toe5 ;
Yesrlings, tlolo23; Two Years Old 3isG33. Three
Years old, s254i5.
Prices OF Sheep and Lambs-in lots. 81 ~. g. .,
- 80 each; extra, 81 - N ST, or frOm 3. 10
Sd, v %; Spring Lambs, 5a06tc Sls Veal Calves,
- 10- %.
Prices Of Hides Tt.low and Skins Brighton
Hides, 974c b II 1allow, 5i0 CSC v u Country
Hides. 67c Y Il Tallow, 5r &c Y h Pelts s a
y each Calf Skins, liDljc v 10.
REMARKS.
Cattle Receipt are but little heavier than last
week. Many Oi the Northern seem 10 be refused
lots pot to .ethor to get rid o. while there
AS fine specimens OF beef cattle as butcher would
want to sec yarded. The prices run in very much
the same channel as nytcei last week. The meat
trade in the city not being ysry ast affects the sale
OF live stock.
Sheep and Lambs Recel pts 5.si head. agaius,
loops head last week Not any Improvement in
prices. There good many tine locks OF lambs
well fatted, ant were not lambs. average 10 is.
at SIC.
Poultry-Poultry IS comm. In freely and dea Ter.
are pay ing last week 5 rates lJd &c T. D. including
all grades
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with the proud display Of material pro-
auctions. let us bring the resolve to recover
the position held by the people, one hun
dred wears ago.
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nfu advertisements.

IA oRHELL Whitman, manufacturers OF soit
w rubber stamps AMI Linen markers Cont
mental Gallery. Burlington. VI. +. o. Box "a
Two more agents wanted Nov. d. dti
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Poverty = bad. but the worst kind Of POVERTY IS
Dugs - OF the blood this makes man poor IN
iced, :or i tlkes away his strength. courage and
energy but enrich the blood with It's vital element
Iron by taxing the Peruvian syrup pr0torite OF
and you " 10 feel ricl and as good any
bIdy Try Nov. sJltANlwit
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Masonic The Connecticut River Valley
Masonic Union will hold their fourth an
aual festival on Thursday, January iAth, at
Bellows Falls. The Association numbers
nearly 800 members.
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LAMoIILE COUNTY lTEMs.-rhe Congrega-
t0nai church at " olcott is to have new
bell weighing 800 pounds and costing
$780, from the uolbrook foundry. at East
Midway, Mass.
There are over hundred men in Cam
bridge, waiting to get work on the P. Il o.
r. z hen the Hogans shall come, which
is not yet, though they are expected every
day The men ara from the completed por
ton Of the B. Il l. and from all sections in
the country, attracted by the news that The
P 4 . was to be completed, Most. it not
all, are without money or means OF sup
port, and failing to get work are supported
by the town, which is bitter pill for the
tOwnsmen to swallow.
We have soma fine old sportsmen ia this
village allowing them to be judges. Last
Saturday. Foster (the hotelisD let
E. II. stone. Bundy. Rieh and Geo. Eimore,
have rooster to shoot at. at 100 rods Chat
distance being the one they could hit fly
every timel at cent shot, and at it they
went The rooster was tied to stake and
cred q. all the afternoon. Eimore shot $50
charges. Rich 1870. Bundy 200 and Stone
about 400. Altogether they have developed
a first class lead mine. and quarrying will
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schooner, belonging to Mr. James d.
n4ncock. the contractor for the extension
OF The breakwater, when returning iron
Will>boro with cargo Of stone, Tuesday,
vas driven on shore just opposite the Poor
Farm. The crew escaped with some dill
Guilty. :he boat in which they landed being
overturned, giving them an unwelcome and
decidedly wintry bath. At last accounts
the schooner was fast On the rocks. and the
prospect Of saving her somewhat doubtful.
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during the year the superstructurc OF the
crib, ITO feet, was completed. and one crib
for an extension of % feet was completed
and filled with stone. During the month Of
April, 1875, the breakwater was very much
injured by an ice-tloe coming IN contact
with 1t during the breaking up Of the ice in
the harbor. nder the appropriation Of
March 3.'l51j, contract !has been made for
an extension of 60 feet to the breakwater on
the line already adopted.
During the year the superstructure Of the
crib, no feet long. was completed
Under appropriation of June %, ls74,
cJntrac; was made with Luther Whitney
Tor an extersion of70 feet to the break
wafer work was commenced on the crib
IN December, ls,4, and completed in Janu-
airy, lo1j During the month of April,
lo-i. this CRIB work. together with the
completed section OF Ito feet OF breakwater
were materially injured by an iceiloe, the
former having been cut down to nearly one
halt Is original height, and the latter ca
reoned 10 an angle OF - ? Toe lake Is yet
At too high q stage to admit OF thorough
examination OF its condition
Under the appropriation OF March ).
IS, contract has been made for an exten-
sion of SO feet on the line already adopted
Fer completing the improvement OF thu
harbor, the sum OF $239, loo viii be r5
lUirei
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The statement OF Rober, Elton. wJo!len
manufacturer and bankrupt. Of Cayendish.
that he had been robbed of $1,000 while
in Montreal, was raso The money va.
not stolen and Will be put into his estate
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The National Convention % The Young
Meas Christian Associations have appoint
ed a week of prayer IN behalf II young
men. commencing with Yesterday. Il will
be observed in this city BY appropriate ser
vices at the Hail OF the Y NJ. C. A, during
the week and also by union meeting a. the
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CHARLOTTE The programme Of the East
Charlotte lyceum lecture course for the
coming season is as follows November
18th. Prof Henry NJ Seely, of Middlebury
College Subject, The Primitive Vermont
Plough :" December 81. Hon. Walter {.
Dunton, of Ra;anl sabiect. " How to
make our Boys love Farming :" l-th. Pres
idcnt c. b. Hubert, Of Middlebury College,
Subject, The wora Cor our Schools Of
Learning 3ls,, Col. Albert Clarke, Of
the ST Adams Mssssnger Subject. "Our
Civil BArbarism January 18th, Dr.
Charles P. Thayer, OF this city Subject,
Longevity 18th, Prof Peter Collier, IF
the [. Y. N, Subject. Waste upon the
Farm February llth, Rev. 5 b Pet
tengill, If the Rutland Herald 25.l L. +
b. Hewitt, Of this city March 81 Rev.
Lewis B. Hibbari, Of Charlotte Subject.
Great Men. Tickets for the course. ad-
hitting TWO, are sold at the merely nomi-
nal price of one dollar. the object being
SIMPLY to cover expense. Sh-uld any sur
plus remain il will D, devoted to the n5--
ford Library Saeh course Of lectures
should not fail To succeed
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Ms CARY N RussA.-The American
2ontralto. Miss Annie Louise Cary. writes
characteristic letter 10 friend in Chicago,
relative 10 her recent debut in Moscow. She
say, - pom my word, | didn't know
whether should succeed or not was i'll
with a cold, for had to pay my tribute to
the trescherous climate, but after my first
rehearsal with the orchestra knew that
failure would not be the verdict, for the
musicians rose 10 applaud me, which was
the first time they had noticed an artist.
That gave me courage The terrible night
came, and 1 put on the war paint with fear
and trembling, and my eyes were double
their size with excitement, sang my coup
lets, which open the second act Of Troys-
tore and such applause had been told
to make my first bow to a certain box, CON
tanning the Princes and Princesses, but for
the lile OF me couldn't tell which it was,
50 stood still, As frightened As a goose, and
then, in my misery. | bowed first 10 the
&c Tlcbs.' Horror. When | came tony
senses bowed to the wrong box. was ap-
plauded and shrieksd at until | thought the
Modocs were on my track, and then bowed
~ tA-N WIS fNA - All -hAAtA khN NAp0e VI
the second act We were called out four
times By that time knew where to bow,
aud smiled !ny sweetest u the Royal
ties After the third act was recalled
three times. and after the entire opera We
went out SIX times. The second time We
sang the public wa~ even more enthusiastic,
and | had to - ont alone in answer to the
cries OF Cary solo. They called for me
alone the first night, but do not Ike to
offend nv sister and brother artists, 50 |
went out with others At the end of the
opera | went ont alone IL times. and such
shouting and waving Of hats and hanGker-
chiefs You see they thought that nothing
special could come on, Of Yankeedom.
When say anu an American they think |
ana from Sou.h America, which | hasten TO
explain by telling them am the fankeest
of Yankees. and that Was born among the
rocks Of dear oll Maine.
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Neir Dress Goods, Seal
BrOWn MeninOs, Seal BrO,cn
Cash NeYeS. Dark Green Ne
riHOS 0nG CGsh3aefes. Nary
Blue and Bl0cH NerimOs,
Large Stock Black Cdshmeres,
Best BOIfd1' Cashmere iN the
city, NeU BidcL. SILKS. Seal
BrOWm. Macy Blue and Black
silks for Trimming. Nary
Blue Waterproof, Black and
Blue Plaid Waterproof, Seal
BrO,Cn aids Fail Stock, zeal
Irish Roll POPtins. Ladies'
and dents Fine Underipear,
Sea- BrOWM Bearer Cloak
ings, Nesc Patterns in Ludies'
Shctcfs Seal Broom and B{GcE
Ielceteen. Lai'ye STOCK Lotiies
SKIRTS, Best DOiiur Unfer-
icear IN the city. Foreign
C0dk's Neir StyieS, Ladies'
Shdtcis in Great l'GriefV, NetC
Prints, Neie Patferlis. Look
at oar WOOL Hianh.ets.
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NosE BoaIERT.-Last Saturday night,
,.e ot the front windows of Martin Clark
store, on Champlain street, was broken in
by thieves and a quantity Of boots and
-.oes stolen The stolen goods were with
10 7ea'a from the outside. and amount to
He tmriy dollar worth Among them
".Ft '"o palr- % hne custom sewed boots.
large ~.aac. found under the window
..,...rr,a,l..y.,.,l F., s-asL tho OLA. n,
..
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A.. -. .,,..--.,- -.,,.,f.. r..,at...,. SIN, 81.
a2resnable position. The foundation. " IT. pep
a. .t,t. - -,
u-A''S 1's - ~ 50 -'sf - me s-'"o
is e1oel.euce has been 80 frequently and conc.us
ye.y demonstrated under The most tryinz clrcuIn-
,"..,., -,
Anu u ias "seH 80 lons AnVNu " 'As PH0i's
ss STANDARD art.cle that neither the s.urs osca-
..-.7,.. 80. - -..... -, f.,... ,.. e.,
-'S-'''' N''' "F7" P'F''N'A'' 'A'-N'"N'' So $50
attempts o. certain inalcohoac nostrum vendors to
create a prejudice sgainst 4 prepsration with
sP-rIIOus OASIS can eneot H. mo puone reeVsA'@'
and an Invaluable general tome, speedy remedy
:o- malarious disorders and their most reliable
.. /, -.., =, 80, - 3. =.
F4e'0H''No- 49, iSPH'a'''N - 40unue'' is = "S''
upon rock Nov -, de0tSslw
avtr.p ", rsstsu Vb.s - what nrvlecled
''ot" "ou4d say T" tn'y evu4u ieu0u'HA'e WI"
their owners and mark this, the teeth cannot per
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Yesterdays Mail
t.,,,t, ,ir. mara cart 6ca,a. o., e.r,r ~ Can
,,,hs fii.a - The ,,raat FsSt Tnd1a 1amatv far con
su,,etio, Ir,,.bitis ana ssthnns
-. SEND me one DOZEN Ointment and one
~ s.,n,l.is tn,ifc. VXba1 NJ u = .bar hronVht
.ucipient stage Of Tuberculons Consumption Then
Il Wa | concluded 10 make a fair trial OF Ind an
uemu and now there is a General demand for those
remedies The Ointment excels everything Of Its
kiuq ever 4tw o. tried
Fratefnally yours
A slFfoep. MD