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HOUSE,.

WASHINGTON, July 2T.-The Sem
ate Bill appropriating 100000 to
continue the work on the Washington
Monument was passed, with an amend
ment increasing the amount to $200. 900.
A message was received from the Sem
ate announcing the death of Senator
Caperton, of West Virginia, and the
usual resolutions were adopted, and the
House adjourned.
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connection with hotels. The fire was
confined to the upper stories, but the
whole building was deluged with water.
Loss $50, 900.
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TNTANTED TO EMPLOY = Three first
w class. active. reliable and energetic men,
TO canvass in the wealthiest agricultural dis
ricts In Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky, by a
large Company, possessing assets Of over One
Million Dollars. Address In full stating past
occupation, references, and salary expected,
MANAa. R, Lock-box 1868, Cincinnati, o.
iVz7-6t
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FORTY-FOURTH CONGREss--lse SESSION

SENATE.
WASHINGTON, July H.-The death OF
Allen L. Capefton, Senator from West
Virginia, being formally announced, the
motion to adjourn over until Friday as
mark of respect to the deceased, was
agreed to Immediately after the reading
Of the journal.
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For Huntington.

THIS DAY, 25th. at p. NJ, POSITIVELY,
~ n. the CO OR.R.Packet BOSTOSA,L
assEiass.fl asiikgsfl Bryson, Master. Freight received
Hss.zz<as<R at all hours on Wharf-boat, foot of
broadway. W. HonshelI, Superintendent.
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STEAMBOATS,.
For Wheeling.

FRIDAY, 2Sth, at p. ID. POSITIVELY.
~ u ANDES, Chas. Muhleman, master.
LeF Apply on board. or TO ROyse 81 Mos
adsass1asaR set Matt. MCGUIRE Agents.
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For kanawha,

29th. at P. NJ. POSITIVELY,
~ n VIRGIELEE, J. V. Reynolds. Mas
xsEsss&I Ter. Apply on board or TO Geo.
$3.50 Charter, T. e. Dorrman & Co.,
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.S2,145 50
Total
The following was adopted !:

The following was adopted:
"Resolved. That the Engineer be in-
structed to examine the locality of Third
and Eggleston avenue and report as to
the necessity of locating catch basin
at said place."
On motion the Committee on Streets
was authorized to build wooden fl INA
OH Locust street from Baltimore to Main
street, at a cost not to exceed $50.
John Crotty g. Co., contractors, were
directed to discontinue, temporarily.
work on Sixth street.
On motion the Engineer was empow-
cred TO hire laborers to tear down
Kempef Lane Bridge, preparatory to tha
reconstruction OF the abutments OF the
| same.
Contracts for street repairs for fiva
years, in the several districts named
| were awarded as follows:
Leander Dufner, Fourth District, Sa5,-
065; John 7. Coughlin, Seventeenth Dis.
trict, $38, ,090; Mm. j. Halpin, Twentieth
District, $35,025; William j. O'Brien,
Twenty first District, S5t. $50; f. Dankei,
Seventh District, ST., 300 70. Total, sl66,4 !
| 3S5 20.
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For Louisville,

THIS DAY, 2Sth, at P. NJ, POSITIVELY,
~ = the U. s. Mail Line Steamer GEN.
s.sssg.Ss-T sssS.;T LYTLE, Ben NJ. Merrielees, Mas
asz<E.11'zsNe Ter. Freight received at all hours
on Wharf boat, foot Of Vine street. L. NJ.
Wade, Superintendent
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For ChilO.

DAILY, at t4P. NJ,
- = CITY OF PORTSMOUTH, Morgan,
axsfE4nEssss f4sEsss Master. Freight received at all
Hl'a7Es sz1'<zH hours on Wharf-boat, loot OF Wal
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For POnerOy.

THIS DAY, 2sth, at p. NJ, POSITIVELY,
~ n the TELEGRAPH, L. G. Morgan,
Master. Freight received at all
- hours on Wharf boat, foot OF Broad
way. w. HonshelI. SUPERINTENDENT,
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BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKA
Business Transacted by the Beard
This Morning.

Business Transacted by the Beard
This Morning.
The Board met in regular session, all
the members present and President
Bell in the chair.
The following was received:
''GENTLEMEN-I am directed to trans
NIT to Your Honorable Board, the fol-
lowing resolution adopted by the Board
Of Police Commissioners at q session
held on the 26th inst, and respectfully
ask your concurrence. Very Respect
tully, B. +. TAFT.
s'Secretary T. B."
"Resoived, "That it is the sense of
this Board that the raising Of political
poles 10 a nuisance which should be
abated, and We respectfully ask that the
Board OF Public Works DO not grant any
permission authorizing the digging up
OF the streets or sidewalks tor that puF.
pose."
The Clerkwas authorized to notify thH
Board OF Police Commissioners that au-
Eion had already been taken concerning
the matter.
Chief Engineer A. L. Anderson In a
communication recommended that the
| Consolidated Street Railroad be permit
ted to lay an automatic switch at tha
corner Of Fifth and Walnut streets.
Mr.. Bates, President OF the Spring
Grove Avenue Street r. Il. Co., asked
| for a reduction OF $500 on their water
| rent. Referred to Committee on Water
works.
The pay-rolls Of the Water-works for
| the week ending July 22, as follows, were
presented and ordered paidi
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For Evansville

FRIDAY. 2sth, at s. P. NJ, POSITIVELY,
~ h the GLASGOW. Thos. Boluss, Mas
lI.SSassTs.Ssa ter. Apply on board, or TO J. G.
zzssh'z1z3 Dorman q Co., Agents, No. Main
street.
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SOCIETY NOTICES

FlNHE Members Of the Cincinnati Firemen's
J. Benevolent Association are reque ted to
meet at their hail SATURDAY MORNING,
July ~, at o'clock. to attend the funeral Of
their late cOmrade John Driscoll.
it, h. g. MEGRUE, President
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EOR SALE-TWO HORSES - From the
F country; are good buggy or business
horses, one an excellent saddle horse; are .
and years old; to be sold reasonable; good
srial allowed Apply at Farmers Hotel, Court
Ind Race N-St
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wANTED--.MrscELLANnoUs

TXT XTANrED-SEWING-T do for families;
w also dress making can cut and fit: have
q machine. Please call at 262 Main street.
:8-2t
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LOST.

r OST-sroCK CERTIFICATE-No. 7,4sy,
i ISSUED July Is, 1876, by Cincinnati Gas
Co.; transfer having been stopped. IL is of no
value. Finder, by leaving It at IS w. Third
street, Washington Insurance Company, will
be rewarded for his trouble. 27-2t
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M @WANTED-BUY YOUR HATS OF
~ MARTIN, at ~ w. Fifth ST. jyt5-n
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iENOR SALE - CHEAP - LIFE SCHOLAR
~ SHJP-For full Arithmetic and Telegraph
Course at Bryant, 5trattOn & DeHan's College.
FER full particulars address 8. p. c., Box y,
city. ia3-tf,d&w
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.

TARRsS AVENUE BAZAAR,
Picnic Hats and all Millinery Goods at cost.
Side Pleating to order. 325 Central avenue,
opposite Ninth street. jyIS-26t
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For New Orleans.

SATURDAY, >9.h, att P. n. POSITIVELY,
- SHANNON, Jno. DeHart, Master.
lSs!!EE.gEsa a.. Apply on board, or to ROyse &
s7=s1=zss=azz1 hossett, j. Z. Dorman Il Co., W. s.
Getty, Matt. Mcclure, Agts.
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FOR SALE.

TNOR SALE-STORE-Dry goods and notion
III store: will sell and rent cheap. Inquire at
i,aj1 Eastern avenue, Pendleton. T-3t
TORSALE-TOP BUGGY-Gosling's MAKE
ID in t-class order. Inquire at No. East
Fourth street, or at WEST Il CO.'S stable, on
Sycamore street, near Fourth. H-3t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WTANTED-SITUAT ATIOS-To nurse would
w like to travel. Inquire at 3sl West fldtn
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For Vt. T,nuiS-

FUF SCs LUUISs
THIS DAY, 2sth, at P. N. POSITIVELY,
~ A.MARY MILLER, John N. Shank,
sss3e9 ii Master Apply on board, or to W.
ssEsE=saa<sHS. Getty, Agent, No. Sycamore
street.
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XNT ANrED- TO BUY-A two wheel veIoci-
wv pc 10, 36-inch drive wheel. spring, jockey
pest adjustable treadles, anti friction wheel
boxes. brakes, &C.; for good machine will
pay your own cash price. Call at 59S West
Seventh street. sS-3t
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VNTANTED - SITUATION-As nurse by a
wv widow lady. Please inquire at 5l0 W.
With street. Jy~I-os-
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NM ANTED - CHILD by respectable
wv widow, a child or children to take care
Of, during the temporary absence of parents.
Reference given and required. Terms reason
able. Address E. NJ, Dayton, Ky. ju2S-tf
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FOR RENT.
FOR RHNT..RooMs.

TOR RENT = ROOMS - Neatly furnished,
Il front and back, second floor, at reasonable
terms, " Perry street M-2t
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EOOh RRNT-R00M-A nicely furnished
L room for gentlemen, at 246 Plum street, be-
iweeu George and seventh streetA
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EN0a RENT-RooMs-Two rooms, suitable
dfon. Inquire al sSi Longworth street 2a-4t
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-04-27
CENTAUR
LINIMENTs.

4af tas e2u = hsa.ra taa she vgahas.l sst5e
uAe go sueN Jest whai The CeuiEut
AaTifsen1e ut8 aa. 3 hrH 81 nol meal hfokeh
sHses 90 care laaotr. hnt TIER 81 ettrAzi sore.
Nesf AZ pssu, rgrV hkeantttsm and larger
fsHEe e. aesA. barr a1d mnscts kilsnsntf tkan
49, AFpo8r ever before dlsu0vured.
ecafnNae skti eauuai g. esyuna tie rfccts %
tanse-ft faArsatie pfsparkliosf ghfuuie hhsu-
n.1issu ei mAay yeart siaodlnE hsaralKla.
seas htcs, Fever ksrts Koegtnr hness
ke.AssaAt Nate3 breast. Distorted 5otnts And
srfGue8 iamts q tat wOrsi kind are cured by
ths Waite Nentauf iansmNnt
10 - destfur the pain and heal vtthuni 3
ta1r ~ Ordinary Nnrus add soaAds. u wiii En-.
ifhci ne pots9n u Bites and siiEEs, Gnd ths
tfutt tfam Pfszen LAmbs. u IL tery sfiuAciaas
. 81 Asg-aeas. Tooth -schs, Iica sBd CutAneous
Erupalons
I NJ gotsA Weslake. a Nsrysvills. q writss
fqr yeAm my hhe0mAtism has been ~ bad
I ttai have bssn unGts b. stir frpu the houfe
}hc ofst three tsttisa u Csntanr i.inimsnt 90
Abird me 20 sat without my cruichss. | am
Z mtodlng raRaiiy ] thsak yoar lAuifasnt Nimpiy
I Z marvel
I g. IA. bennett, Druggist Rook Prairie, Mo-,
skss.
4 "CentAur i4nitnsnt selis better aud gives this
I 5esi satisfaction Of anything 10 the market"
I What tue CcBtAur Lniment has done for 9th.
err . uis 4 lot yoa II 10 handy, Il 10 reliable
I and II IL cheap.
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TRIEp rovsroHs

grca deal II good uategia :
wAsis3 fsr vsas - proper cooking.
Foad vhicb D 90 Asre bess made az.
~ ss I'D Hius tsase oftsa ones
upas tbe tAAle coarse aa5 almost aa-
ealAlls. o. al ,bs vegetables which
suser fran iFbofaafhandsiaE. paaiacs
arc tie maa 20 ifeate5 Day after
dAy people arg aspouled e eat boiled
potatoes. walery aa3 bali 8oBe. baked
potatoes fsIl Of imperieetions ard also
wassEy mashel potatoes. yellow, cog
~, ard tzstslcssi ard fried potatoes,
cai tack. swimming ia grease. ard a.
dciestabie e the eye as they arc a.
boninabIe - trained palAtes The real
sArAtoga slices arc easily prepared
and arc delicious ZOE breakfast aud
lunch The 6rst tling necessary for
their preparation is the purchase Of a
siaall Applianoe ~ wood and steel
which somewhat resembles a earpen.
ter's plane The article l. known 10
hardware dealers. h0usekeepers and
gfoeers AA tho po,ato-culter, dried
becfeatter. 90 eabbage-cuiter, as II is
used 10 cut al these things. II costs
only 90 cents. add very easily aud
neatly sbaves Of the raw potatoes ID
siices almost AZ thin as paper. A
handful Of these slices is thrown into
boiling lard. sad as soon as they are
lpiceiy Drowned they are TO be removed
with a skinner, care being taken 70
draw Oft every particle Of The not fat.
They should be sailed Immediately
and kept 10 hot dish 10y the fire ill
the right quantity has been prepared
| for the meal The dish must not Be
covered, as that would make them rat
soaked Potatoes cooked in this way
look as dainty a. they taste, aud are
very quickly made ready with the aid
Of the cutter,
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Pullman Palace Cars

are run on All through trains 81 this road
This lie the ONLY LINE running these cars
bets cen Chicago aud ST Paul. Chicago and Nil
waukee, on Chicsgo and Winoua
At Omaha cur sleepeTs connect with th Over
lsnd sleepers on the Union Pacific IsAl1 Dad Tor
al points West OF the Miss0ars River,
On the arrival Of the trsins from the East o.
south, the trains Of the Chicago & NORTH West
err Railway LEAVE CHICAGO a. follows.
For Council Bluns, Omaha Eno EAlifOrnta 4 g0
Through Trains daily, with Pullman Palace
Draving Room and sleeping Care through to
Couneil Bluff.
For 81 Paul Ann Minneapolis Two Through
TfAiBs daily, sith Pullman Palace CAlh attached
on both trains
For Green BAY aud lake Superior, Two Trans
daily With Pnllmtn pAlzce Care attached, and
running through a. Marquette.
For AlNAakee -Four Through TraIss daily
Pullman Cars on night tisias, P4flor Chair Care
On day trains
For spartA and Wiaona and points Ia Mime.
sofa. One Through Train daily silA fAllmE4
sleepers 10 WlnaaA
Fcr Dabuke, va Ffeeposl. TaoI Through Trains
daily with Pullman Cars on lght tFa-na.
P0f Dubuke and IL Crosse. va Canton Two
Through IrAlns dAiy, with PulIaan Cars %
night TRAN ts MeGreg0f, lgss.
For ki9uI CITY and AkHktou. IM0 IfAiHs daily
Pullman Cara 70 Missouri VALLEY JabctiUn.
For Lake Geneva, fOur Trans daily.
Fer ROckford, STERLING. KenosAA jAnestills
and ether pAnls. yea can have from tH0 - ten
trains daily.
Ssw York 0Hles ii5 BroadsaY Boston 0A8ee
Ne stats Street OuABA D1iat e tAfHhsm
street; hsn ErzBclscp af1ee, ~ Montgomery
Street. Chicago Ticket Of5ees, g GlArk street
updes sAeFmsn HoGse, corner Canal Add Mall.
200 streets, Kifnzis street Depot corrcr VI.
kiEEls Aad-EzBsl siresi6, WeIs Street Depot.
eoruag Wells aud ktnzie street
Per rstAs q Information not stizinAbls from
your home ticket Agsliss aRrig 81
". II. sTrNErrT, MABf1S EpsHffE,
Geo. fA6s. AT, Chicago. Qen.kupt, Chicago.
stgly
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GItAgrING WAX.

The Horticultural gives the follow
ing formula for making Lefort's liquid
grating wax, which is said to have
been highly commended in France,
and till lately kept secret--Melt one
pound Of common rosin over a gentle
FIRE. Add b. it an ounce Of beef tai
low aud stir il we'll Take it from the
fire, let it cool down little, and then
mix with teaspoonful Of spirits Of
turpentne. aud after that about seven
ounces Of very strong alcohol tsixty-
five per cent The alcohol eools ii
down so rapidly that it will be neces.
sary to put il again on the fire, stirring
il constantly. Still the utmost care is
needed TO keep the alcohol from get.
ting infamed. To avoid it the best
way is to remove the vessel from the
fire when the lump that may have
been formed commences melting again.
This must be continued till this is a
Homogeneous mass similar to honey.
After few days exposure TO the at.
mosphere il assumes whitish color,
and becomes as hard as stone. being
imperVious 10 water and air.
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SMOOTHING DRAGs.

To make a smoothing drag. writes a
New England farmer. take three oak
or chestnut planks about twelve inches
wide and seven or eight feet long, also
three pieces Tor oleats of two by foar
inch stan. each three feet long, bevel
of one end Of each cleat so as to form
a rise Of three inches in ,twelye, then
spike two Of the planks TO the straight
part of'the cleats, having one cleat at
each end and one in the middle Of the
plank. and and spike the other plank
to the bevel part Of the cleats so as to
give il gentle rise, similar to the for
ward end Of stone drag. Bore a
two.lneh hole, or put staple and ring
in each end Of the,front plank, or nose
piece TO hitch TO, and you have a drag
that viii leave Your land az smooth as
a roller, provided the land is free OF
sods orstubs. il will not press sods
down as well AS a roller, but it will
break up lamps. fill holes and level off
better. and cost but a triae compared
with roller, besides taking but very
lillle room for storage. The first one
| made was ten feet wide--that is, il
took sweep OF ten feet across the
field but found it was too bard for
one horse, lift was loaded enough to
do good work so made new one
only eight feet wide whiCA is much
better, and the weight OF the driver
makes just the right load, and one
horse can draw it comfortably. Read.
er, if you have not got roller OF
smoothing drag, just make one and try
it this spring. 1t will cost but trihe,
and, if you don't like it you can knock
it to pieces and use the plank for other
purposes; bat know you will like it,
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II has generally been conceded
that the Jersey COW is especially adapt.
ed to the production Of butter. SO
much as 10 enlitle her 10 the distinc.
ton OF the butter COW but recently
experience has developed the fact the
milk is rich 10 caseiuo, requiring con
siderable less amount for pound OF
cheese than il usually required By av
erage dalfies Or A. given BY statistics
from factories The following item in
relation to llla matter - taken from
an exchange The Winthrop Mainel
cheese factory. during season Of
eigAly.,hrcc days, averaged only o5
pounds 81 milk 10 pound Of cheese.
The milk was chiefly that % Jersey
aud grade Jersey cows. The cheese
vas also o. high quality. We have
heard d 90 other factory thai averAg-
ed ouch less Than Ten pounds u milk
10 puohd Of cheese. The three best
oows whose milk went 10 this factory
were pure Jerseys. aud yielded from
S 10 IS - poands Of milk per day.
u hes been generaliy Supposed that
Jerseys were useless for tie cheese
dairy bnt this success vail doubtless
Encourage other tesla,
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The yellow CsRtaur LiRinent

i vor,h IL weight 10 gold 10 owners Of kasss,
and mules
Tlis IAnimtni has cured more sprAiBed,
SNtenied, Enlightened aud Called Horses Ia
three ysars than have all the nrriers In the
eoantry 10 an age. I:s effects are simply won
derf0l
We have thousands apon thousands Of certih.
Gates a. strong - tes following:
MY horrc was lame for year with fetl0st
wrench. al senlsdiss utterly failed 20 care and
considered hH worthless until eommencea
70 uss veEtaar Eminent, which rapidly cured
hlrg. heartily recommend 10.
REV. GEO. w. FERRIS,
MKnorvilit, sehohsns o., N. t.
"DEAR sfE;-I have used your CentAur Iini.
meHt ia my family, and and IL ia BE- 81 great
value. Please send me two dollars worth, one
for the mules aud horees,
RILEY sICKLEs,
Falls Station, Wyoming Co., Pa"
ItmAkes very little difference what the case
| il, whether IL be Wrench, Sprain, Poll-Eyil
Ringbone, Scratches or LAmehess OF any kind
the effects ale the same. Llverymen, Stage
pr0pretors Farmers, 6c., should never be with
out the Yellow CentAur Eminent. II is sold
everywhere, and warranted in its effects
Laboratory Of j. B. Rose & Co.,
46 DEFY ST.. New York.
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Iowa | oan Trust Co.,
AT DIES MONIES IOWA

vhess Investments are vel A83 tsvarsbly kh0Ra
b nkhy, iHFtsts furts far three 81 6ts tsars
sseurea BY arvt mortgage ca improved teal
estate, uefth thres times o. sum lasnrd Ia
forrest 81 III pei eont parable arHai aWARaHy
81 ~ ChsnieA NAtoBh hsus L. Nev Nafk ~
Al toAss guaranteed by the UampRnr For g#f-
enlars, EsssnF references and faA uaftsguisrs,
address the CamFany At pss Maines ta~a 2saa
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Castoria.

II is mistake to suppose that Castorta Is mot
adapted to grown persons as well ss Children
They only need TO incren SO the quantity. But
children have so may complaints for which
CastOxia Is adapted-ise Wind Collie, Sour
stOmSeh, Worms, letter, Teething aud Group,
that II u especially recommended for them,
Its efiecta are more certain tkan Castor OIL IL
contains no alcohol and is as pleasant TO take as
honey. IL never gripos. by regulating the
stomach and bowels It COols the blood, expols
worms and prevents feyerishuess, quiets the
nerves and produces health--then OF course
children can sleep in quiet and mothers can rest.
CastDris is recommended by all physicians
and nurses who have tride 1t, and it is having a
rapidly increasing sale 1t is prepared with
great care after the recipe Of Dr.. Samuel Pitcher
Of Mass, at the Laboratory OF J. Is. Rose Co.,
AZ Dey Street. New York 42l3w3
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A TRIAL ORDER

We are now filling orders from
considerable distances, and have
succeeded in giving perfect satisfac-
ton in every instance. Goods or
dered by parties outside Bennington
County are forwarded by express,
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INVESTMENTS.

AtpSmetgs hts eseaansifalea that lnNestneuts
Upaa KHAI EsTATk net 10 sHessa eue-ftifsl
y - valss. II raswiuils msassc. srs eATK
hagY e car NavlhRs faaks AT fuEnfanef
tsmpAasss TIES iNFesl lASEa snms Thfs su5
rsftani pssipt settled. Ne psit i ehafe tau
s8eh tetesgmeets BE- usaas. seeagtpK : rasd ai
osa.sf Tie
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one Thousand Different Kinds.
IRON IN THE BLOOD.
THE PEnUVIAE flAUp

Yitsiizoa and ElneLts Ne Blood. Tones up H..
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