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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-07-21
Reported for the Free Press ana =.
The Franklin County Republican r.
reutiOn.
FULL REPORT OF TIE PROCEEDINGS Al ssy--
WEDNESDAY

FULL REPORT OF TIE PROCEEDINGS At sByr...
WEDNESDAY.
For more than forty years, Or ..n,s q.
organization of the Whigs. have tie o..
veutions OF that and the Republican -.
Of Franklin county been held a, She
and to this day the mere fact Of II. b,
the geographical centre Of the coun,v -
comes all the objections Of poO- aeeln-
dations, while about the only reo1uns-4
ton to the place, for holding cou7s-.
Is the pleasant and commodi0u, B..
House. with the genial Major TO va
one. Fairfield has shared the h1n5-. p
Sheldon. as the place Of holding ,as De-
ocratic conventions. a. the eleme-.. d.. -
Democracy predominant az the f-,
place. while the numerous miner4' ..-.-.
attract. no doubt. the Kepu5lc4-.. -
latter town. This, the thl-t er7s-.
under the biennial system Of tie .s
can party. assembled Ct J. o. I-.
old town hall. built in ls50aud 5--sr
enough T. accommodate tle = --.-..
The roomy corridors and spac..u
Major keith's Bellevue Ho1-a l,-.-..
lively appearance long before the .-.-.
hour. members Of the ''tlirl -.1-s
numerous delegates being cage s--,,.-
IN discussing the '-itlat.
seemed rather complicated
II.3g.the Town Han va e.
focation. and there must have .s.-
one hundred present. when He--r 5.-
Chairman Of the COMMITTEE
Couv entiOn 10 order. The Gers
CONVENTION then called thero- ls.-,..-
which showed . Of the = 0L l--
The Chairman presented i.- I.1
President ef the Convention. II
Ii. Bake. Of SVanton ana ST.
Nortnron. CT Fairisld.and q
Esq. Of Hlgbgate, being ua-.1-.-
Wee Pres dents. they Werc -r--a
elected John G.. Har-aT. % =. a.-.-.
then chosen Secretary. On III
Hoicnkiss. this temporary o----.-..
made permanent. The Fra-.-.--
William II. Blake, on taEll- --
briefly alluded 20 lmport-lee .-...-
tons of this. the Pre-Idsnti4. y-l-.
pressed hi- desire Ihat The
and business OF the Commit
conducted II q spirit OF ham
viii. and that whatever The ra---
CAV a. 70 nominations. "
line and present united ir--
position. on motion of 4 o a.-.
Char appointed commlr-e-
aInrious. a. follow :. +. le
Rlchford. L " >miia, NJ =. d ..--
H1tchkls-. Of FAIRFAX. Joseph -.--
Fairfield. and C. o. AuS-lu G..
A committee OF three were. w. -a
NJ. Carpenter. appointed g I---a-- -..
ra1ue- 10 serve a. County l--.--
me ensuing two wears The Gag LII
Ne--r- d. d. " eet. Jahr B" N-F--
4. \. Brooks a. sucn c1--ui-.a- - ---
that list. on motion 0l Z d >----
Convention then al aU-ue- u-s. B..
O'Clock. when It re-4s-el .---. AZ 10
G.. 20 nominations.
Z O. Austin. 0t HlsHs--
SAINT the name of %. =. ----
place. % heal the >sna- l-.-- r.-.
nomination was promptly
/ smith. Of 81 a lan-. ana
OF taIrtiald. and the n3ml--- s--a-
bv aeclaua-lon For elu- ~.----
:. 2. Carpenter. OF t..--i.--
%. l. b. Powell. of tua-
Dow. Of Eo0sourEa. pre-eu---
e. L. Brewer. D. D. ee--
offered the name OF I. 4 >V
bans. and N. l. Cbantls-. %. -.-z---
Of T. \. HUI. OF the same ---.-
lOtiug Wa q follows
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-07-21

Do D.Ts This term was arpuel ty
the ancient 3. that period ol the year when
S.riu>. she brightest -tar 10 the c1uste.a-
tion known a- la.s 4'q.0-. rI-e and seq
with the sun. ia jha latitude Of the Ms1ltar-
ranoan. Owing to the procession OF the
equinozes, that event now occurs as late o.
the l0.h Of August. The c5mmoncsment
Of the Egyptian yea- Wa formerly simulta-
neous VIII this Astronomical. epoch. There
l. considerable difference between standard
authoriua- as D.. tie beginning and end Of
dies raE..- 1-.s. ~ los-1ay- The follow
ing are some e. t-e computations From
July 81 90 Au-e-- ll-a. iron July 18Th 20
August 2o-h t-an July 2f;h TO August
24tL; from ,-o latter part OF July 70 the
first oi September.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-07-21

TRAITS ERR 0RNER ACCIDENT ST.
IT, FHcLs.
The Chicago TrTale OF i1e S. ---
following Visitors az me l..----- 81
M the last three weeks. VI -e-.--
rrapCzs Performance and c---l--
Nadls Sisters These two Ei-- ---
the elder "A. nave established
iaII0r flr tneIr perfection % tle
for them. and one VINO has ,Ta-
vii Dot forget rnem. % TIE
man who always ATTENDED tl--
fore the public, and watched aT--
Is with o jealous eye. The m-r --- %
John William Collier, au- r-e
daughters, were named Lam -
Sunday night they cluc-u1e- --. --
meuf. and were preparing --
delp1Ia. Yesterday morning
~ into the ru.l I rlG a-t.a----
take down bis rope and Trap
Il TOOK nim some time. ana la
pretty A.uch al the forenoon
1I-aug gage the machinery o. -.-
meut. ] -et 90 the ru1- la ---
ladder T. B. Sindlw Sill. just lT9- --
winch highs tie frO1t PAX ..
% the auditorium. Inc tal-
rested on the dJ0r near the
panes 81 which were n1f lar. ---
| leasJ three-q quarters OF an ile- D.
Directly under TIE gas j.
four U five maale stair. I'LL. v-
eight feet above the skyll-l-.
about - feet above the midi
short d -ht.
st little after = Collier -------
down lie crawle1 our az o..
upon the ladder. and stepped
~ until ne had reached ar.-
round from the bottom, Vl-r
ana Jumped into tie centre
panes Of gas. lie must l-T1
strong enough 10 bear his We
narIiY a pane OF that thlcElc--
ne only weighed 80 poul--.
broke with crash, AMI -
through. al double o. lsf
lie struck on the back o -i-
centre step, rolled down O. t-t
cred ior moment and t1eu JAS --
a. was the distance be fell. o..
Clipped piece out Of the ---
sixteenth Of an inch II cer,-
part Of his skuI Wa ma-ll- .-- '--
A. be lay bis iei; leg AM arm
under hin.
Three men ran - lin ar-
NJ. anc carried hin Iuto r4-
drug store Ills wife aa1 --
summoned, and >eysra. l- tle --
piJye1 al the Coliseum cam 81"
DR. Miller examined hlu 4l- --'
DO hope
HIS brain oozsd SLOW s -r.- '-s
tear IN the back of his head liz
was split half way % the er-H, az
bone 10 his body Wa broken b--
iall had not disfgured biz fare ~
lay there. staring -IraIcatu - g. i'd u
open, -.arIng eye. there was
HI face 70 indicate nos ii---'
hurt
The scene aronnk HIN W.
vile knelt beside hin a1.c.r- ---
arms, kissing and besgin- h.n 3. ~ ~ s.
her. The little girls stood
screaming IN their agony 4ae--
face near that was not We y .--
lier lived about 20 MINUTES -l- -.'---..-
the death rattle. hl~ wife ar-
threw themselves upon me o'l- -
of him 10 come back o. ila- e.
dragged them away and har-ie- 4s
a carriage, which drove 10 tae ''--'
where they have 5sen stopping
Town .-.s -
Collier va an Ens.IslIlr. 1l. 10
in this country for sever4- year .-'-s.
about % wears o. age, AM j. -
those who know him O. one Ji --' H.
anu kindesi- hearted Of men Il -- .
many friends during M stay A-i PR. h. -
generally respected and admirt- .-ss,r
trained the GIRL 70 their pre-eai '.,.y =
in aerooatic exercises. and lnol-- +. rs
nJw deprived OF hl- care ana va -
they will be abe 70 get Oh 20 %. .. ~
through the display Of the AL -'
them.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-07-21

N4-rE4I l-- UousE-ll.-,51-e1 u
b1asaa- v-- -5-- ot ul.lrl lee house
which ta- hitherto been comparatively
little know. Tie Pace is o uzr- W gorge
viii ROCKY SIDES ez-en1iug down abou,
twenty iel- All a-cle- overhead w.ta trees
Here an at-u-ar- gslrt.tT d. c.el-. solid
ice can be found during the los---- season
Of the vea-- At tae upper end Of the gorge
j. d clear ~u-.ng Of water, from winch The
ice i- .--ae- iu winter. filing tie l--u-e-
and c-evice -5-:veaa ther3ck, az tae bottom
of-ae r4v-ue. This j. the lee house ilr THE
people in ,la 7.alli;y, and here tAey Obtain
then SUPP s. Last year zee Wa taken 9lt
IN September. AKA there is reason q believe
that D.. l4-t- -u-.a- tie Whole year. The
Gtmo-rhera a The vicinity Of me
gorge is cooled ty it- frozen TREASURES
arr when tae wind l- i. the risa, direction
chang ia temperature b. apparent half d
mile distant Ata watering tr1ueh.by the
roadside. si---s rai- away, iel directly
iroli the ice hel, men and beasts alike are
refreshed WIKI yea ice water.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-07-21
CastOria.

-.samu-l Pitcher, oc Hyaun-s Gas--. ~ r-
menJed IL his private practice ,lr twenty air- p
produce com nation that would -avr t.icr-.
ties o. CASTOR On ithout be- urr eas nt caste end
gripins effect
HIS preparation Wa se1t .ur. uesr and Ia g..
finally be gave il the name O. Casior.a. and put
" for sale. It is vs-y vonier.u IN ts effects pay
tculs-ly with the disordered stomachs and bowels
o. children It zssrnlate the food, care sour sto-
ach and WIND collie, regulates the bowels, L1rEls
woREs and may be relied upon il Group.
Asa pleasant. effective and perfectly safe Cat4ar-
tic remedy it is superior to Castor OIL corl-als and
syrups. il does contains alcohol. axe is adapted q
any age.
By regulating the stomach ana bowels O. cross
and sckly chil1ren they become zooc-uatured and
healthy They can enjoy sleep and MOTHERS HAVE
REST. TheCastoria is pu; up d; tae Laboratory O..
:. B. Rose a Co., - Dey Street New OK.
hay WIN
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-07-21
The Yellow centaur LinimenI

ls s9- tie t1u-a ski. 1esl and l-usc-es o..
HoRsEs. Nuns ASa ANNALS.
Weaavs never vet seena case NJ Spawn. sWes1ef
Rn--b1ne. W!rd-GaL. Scratches. o- Fo--hr--
vA.ca Lin.meut would T., speedily benefit. aud we
never saw hut Few cases which 70 w-u.- D '; ---l
xviii cure when anything else can. It's folly g.
,pend 81. fo- q Farr.e-. vaeu one dollar W7-ta
Centau- Liuims1t WI DO be.to-. The -,--rT-a- Is
q sample o. the testimony u-olu5e1
WP Hopkins Postmaster p.aua. o..s'ys
.Ceutaur Eminent cant be beat j cures every
time.
E-vEErls O.. ba--f
The Ceutau- i z uleuls are tle best sell II -ne-
sss " have ever had The demand ls ys-s -rcAt
tg- L. and w. cannot al lr1 O. ne v1tllt :.
"p. l.. HIsEY : son
JEvrFRsoy. NJ Nov l.. l-..
IS me t1ule 70 We shipping horses 3 ot-L.u
got one bad crippled 10 the ca-. v % --ea-
c.fcu.ty -ol . Z the stable Tie st-i-e keeie
ave ne d bottle o. you- Ceutau- L ui-leut. va.c
I used with sucr success that lu two GAYS The u.rs
wa act We aul nearly well ! have been Fatcr-t
sry surgeon f0r thirty yea-s Dug IL A.--a-e-.
beats anything ever used.
"a .. n CAhIA Nete- nary surge o
Fo- postage stamp We W.. ua. Ce1-au-
Almanac contain n hundre1s o' cert-deltes. from
every s.a-, D. The Union lese IL lirii- an
new .0lc uy al. dealers IL TIE caunsr1
Lahorato-y o J. j Rose q Co.
St nry 81 HEE YoEA
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-07-21
a.m advertisements.
VEGETINE
purifies the Blood, RenoTates sno Inv
Whole System


Its Medical Properties are n
,TTvr TONIC. SOLVENT, AM
AL DIuKErIc.
vxer,rrx is made exclusively from ~ ~ ND 40
...a,1Ir selerted harks, roofs ana nee s-aci-
1870 concentrated that il Will eiiec1l.ais Srros
cate ron the system every tam, 2. $50 ruruor.
nious Huuor TumOrs. Cancer. Cancy l',.s.e- can
Frysipelas Salt Rheum. syphIltic - s,sea ses that
Ee, Faintpess at the Stomach. and az
80. s-nm Impure blood. sciatica, imam i, md
and Chronic Rheumatism. Neura -, r,ireC
Spinal Complaints, can oh4S 'e
through the blood -, ~ the skin.
Fo- Ulcers and Fruptive Dlseasr,-r =. scaId-
pustules Pmples, Blotches. b9ils' -. =. I'D 70
head and RinywOrn. VACCINE Las HS'N-
effect a permanent cure .- ,,-,,,asnts Drop
For Pains in the Back, Kidney toinp .-orn
81, Female Weakness. LeucorrhaA- Alls-H-. GO
i1tarnal liberation and uterine diseases a. tbs
.-sI Dehflity Vegetine acts Directly up ~ 40
causes OF these complaints. IL inNl-1i - .scre-
sr-enrthens the whole system. acts upon -. sor.
i've organs allays Inflammation, cures H4eeiA'-
and regulates the bowels ,,,s...., r,os.ivsuess
For Catarrh Dyspepsia, Hahtuai Cos S--o,,.
palpitatiou OF he Heart. Heatsche fl!es. ", -
ness and General PrOstratiUu o. the N eIeu sfis
TEN no medicine has ever !. ven su1H PC. 1900
faction as the Ne-etl ne II pol4Aes ~ -oiI,-,e
c!eanses all the organs, and possesses q e0---
pover ever the nervous system -. hay,
The remarkable cures afforded ~ Ne-esllle -. -
/ induced many physicians ana apethecaries ". -.
We know 10 prescribe and use Il II tAe-4 V
I families . -. Sfscov
I'M fact Vegetine Is the best remedy yei uis soi
cred tor the above diseases, and . the oniy
/ blood Purifier yet placed before the punt
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PLRSCSAL.,

Rev. Nathaniel 2. Gilbert died suddenly
al Hubbardton. Vt. OF paralysis, on sstar-
dsv. the lst Of July. lie was in attendance
A. tbs announcement exercises Of the I Al
75r.i5y the previous Wednesday, apparent
* in good health. lie was graduated from
the University of Vermont IN the class OF
1-5i and from And0ver Theological oemIn-
a-v in 1859 was ordained the 18Th OF July
1-g1 and at once appointed missionary
If --s American and Foreign Christian
Union. IL Chill. South america. lie resided
az Santiago. Chill. rom 1850 to lS7l, when
be returned to this country, and became
District secretary Of the An and C. T..
Union. residing IL Cas.ietOn, Vt. In 1874
be n-s.ehed for q time ID Clarendon tins
sane and IL ls-5. went with his family to
p.-s. Peru. south America. where ne was
-...r.st for several months II commercial
e.oa..-v. lie returned 70 Vermont ct the enc
O.. l5-5. OF beginning u 1870. and was en-
RACED 10 preach for ear at HubbaTaton.
lie leaves a vie and several children. NJ.
Gilbert vas one OF q family OF seven
+ brothers. al. of whom were connected VIII.
and tive of whom were graduated al, the
University Of Vermont Two sisters Also
received liberal education. The family
affords good illustration Of what Is pos
-.5.e 10 the way Of az advanced education
t5 tte children Of a New Eng.and farmer
= 70
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-07-21
The sincer W. ID. - 2a9. So

This j. ample proof that The
NEW yAN.IEN SINGER - fie Wa
cbtue 10 purchase. and mat NJ
gives general satisfaction. Near
" 1000. 600 now IN use. what
must future sales be. taking in
TO consideration the new and
valuable imPrOVeIne which
have recently been made.
The Reta Department is unde- the mined ate
charge O.. Mr. G. v HlChuk. and We espec a 3
invite rlc Lao es . call upon him anC see the
magnificent wnrA executed upon the singer V1etn-
e. they wish 81 u-cla-e ~ no.
TIE SINGER MANI FEATURING Co
u. y. NICHOLSON, Agent.
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gsr Sdrirtisiusents.
CATARRH.

Statement o. o. J. 6oldrich, Ese., Editor Reeky
Mountain Herald, Denver, Colorado, showing
the prevalence Of Catarrh and the Popularity
Of sansord's Radical Cure for Catarrh
Every nine out o. ten ADULTS in this whole re-
zion Of country IS afflicted with Catarrh II seem -
he cliuHticsllv epidemic out IN this atmosphere.
NJ Smith tells ne that the three dozen ho-llss u
RAnICAL CrRE were Immediately sold, and that be
had forty orders tO- more withln the iAsA A4iSe
weeks. but had none here to supply from
The M. Smith referred to IS 81 the firm OF SnIt
A Doll. furniture dealers, Denver. When II b9sten
sbou; year ago, he purchased eleven notIes -
-Cztarrh Remedy, and one 0. sASFoRn's hADl-
CAL CURE. tbs latter at the earnest request o. q
personal ACQUAINTANCE. BE lad seen the hrsi IA NJ
remedy hu had not heard Of the latter shorty
s-te- his srrival y Denver ve received IL orue
fo- a dozen o. the RADICAL CURE and sOon ahotnel
vii the pleasing inielli sence that M smith wa
ru-ed The prevalence the disease coup leo " -
The recommendation O. NJ. smith. soon created .
lively demand. and without advertising. near
-brse hundred bottles were sent out Ihis J. .
striking lllustrat on Of what is frequently zone ~,
ms remedy as 3 return i0r relief from 4oA- Al-
paluiul suh-rIn-.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-07-21

IIsTTN- DO = ~
eieutlsmeu-Alv only object % --F-n- ~ ~
tsstrnou1al IS L. spread valuable -u.1-i-t-on ~.
been badly affected Win sa-t hiisll-, a1- ~
- 800 - NV *. z beng covered with p-
NE and eruptiols. many o. when caused ne 80
main an annoyance, and EnnE-n- x Pc ~.
disease took many O.. the advertised '-l'-- 49,
-ari0ns aru1u- which vl5 any luAL--l9 . s--s1
parlla with0u. Obtain. NJ luy '-nei-' --5.- -
y1naneeT tskiuc the Ve-et-ue. and before lAl CON
% etsc the first bottle saw tldi l--- - -
r19---e C,rseosisutlv ] &. lowed Oh v O. 70 ul--
nac taken seven bottles. when vas irl-- -u ls
. weI man and ny Skin is snuot4 al- eL.- :
free IRON pimp.es and erupt.1ns. natv ~ ~ =. =,
80 - rnod health before and att--nuie -i a. g
the use q Nezetiue. T. benefit th1se aii ele ~
Rheumatislu ] Vii make mention a-sp o.. 1le IS
tines wonderful power % cur-n- ne e -
4. II. TUckEH Pass AT. u -l. G. j. =.
o. NasLiu-tl1 St. !. sior-
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CATARRHAL COUGHS.

We have known people to suisr yea OF more
from distressing cough, with o.. Ire = - -
%. --sr1-r1,- ar and yyt lie complete y cured by
~ b0tt es o. the RADICAL CuRE, Simply pecause
Inc cou-l was but o symptom O. Oal-ii-' an
could not be leved UNI the pIlL-pa = -
rnu,ous lining o. the nas4- passa yes am taroa5
-.ar by direct sympathy cough clhst4nl az
distressing, may become prom men ~ Z Jon
te-ruiu n the or IL o. Tie rQul4e ul1erN-as a.
10 reed e. used W. be worthless and the disease
make rapid p-Q -ress towards consumption "A : sa'
majority o. the cases %. pulmonary clAsu-A p ----
rnsv be traced L. NEGLECTED l4-AEEH-
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PREPARED BY
TX. Il. STEVENS Boston. MISS

What j. Vegetinel-It is cfnpound ca $3.50 sT-
s-ru bsrks roots and herbs. II j. Nature f'e-n',
II IS perfectly IA mless from any bad enc. -
fhe system Il is uourlsnin- and stren- iIeu----'
T. - rect y upon the blood. u quleis the me-
vous system. j. gives You good s"eet s-1 - :
MONT il is great panacea ior the a-e,4 49, -
- rno+bs-s f1- il yves them strength, qu-sH
ffsir nerves auc Eives them Natures sweet s-s7.
II ha. been proved by many an aged person = :
me GREAT Blood Purifier. i is $40 h-n- IeIss
ands II is very pleasant tc take every Gnu ~
- I, relieves ana cures all diseases or--inat n
from impure blood Try the Ne-rlhs- -, - -
ar trial .or your con plants then on w. -
vour trends ne shnors and acquai nilnees' ~
il il las cured ne.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-07-21

Lady-"Now Mr.. SNAPPER d -. u
at church last Sundly, TEL mt -
think Of our new preacher =. q
think be would be Il fIst-c-a-- II. -
stake" Lady-"Why -, Nj ~,
Snappsr-'sB Because he i 80 ye'Y -
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-07-21
WELLS, RICHARDSON a co.
Burlington. VI.
{ a. IS : {


no THE WORHING CL8ss--Ne car
.u-uish enploymeuf a. which You can make
very larye BAY, ID vou- owu -Qcl g es, N-lAl W
beng away from bone over light A-erts-
wanted Z every town SIC county O. ,a-e sunscr-u-
e-s for the Centennial Record. the largest puol-'s-
lion Il the United etates--ir pa-es. - Columns
Elegantly Illustrated Terms Only Pc yea
The Record is devoted O. whatever is y interest
connected with ne Ceuteun a. vea-- The ureai
Exhibition 81 Pr .ade lplla -s .u-ll -ustratea 2
detail. Eve-y body wants o. 2 he whole people lee
Great interest Il tne.r County leuienll4- Brtn-
cay auc want q knoW a. about 20 Al ELEGANT
patriotic crsyou drawing prem um pctire j. pre-
scented tree L. each SUBSCRIBE i entitled In
Rememberaucs o. the one hun1re1t- Aul-Fe-sa7y
o. the Independence o4 TIE p. ted ot4t=s- SIZE =
hv So inches. AIRY one c1l become q El--essiu a.
gent. flr but show the paler alc ci--e and nul-
c-eos 10. subscr bers are easlly obtained eFer4 81
where There Is 70 tus-ess that W.. pay Ee il-s
81 present ~ have MANY agents VIC are ul4k-n-
as b q as 5 per Cay ana upwards. Now -s The
ne bon Z Delay. EeIelher -- costs nothing O.
I've the business trial. send iur uu- clrculars
terms. and sample copy %. paper which are sent
free 20 a. who apuly a. 70 to-day Comp etc out
81 zee O. those WHO Gee de O. engage. Farmers
and uec1au cs. and their suus and daughters make
the very best u. gents. address
TIE CENTENNIAL RECORD.
June =. 1876 VI Po-.lan- Name.
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Tur F1r-cuER FRKE LIBRART - Int
Fletcher Free Library was formally open
ed to the public on the 9Th OF July 70
and therefore closed the first year Oh IL q
isteoee on Thursday Of last week \ Il"
statistic. showing the working Of me
Ii,.-,-v f,- rbs twe.vemonth past and is
-. .-.-,s NAV not be uninteresting 70
the thousands Of our people VINO recogiil-1
vss.fv important means OF puoAc
,s,,,s-i.- and culture. During the year
-. library was opened 292 days and the
,r-r,s- Incredible number OF 3. 4lO DOCKS
re-e f9.nei-or over III per dsy-and up
-5- If 600 consulted. At the preseIt
time rse I. 5-ary numbers l0, 400 yo.umes,ln-
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PHYSICIANS

Ree5nmeud sANFoRD's RADlcAL CURE. AZ
Prescription Files can be Produced 4
Support O., the Assertion
Itszta pleasure we re,e- 70 the iaci la a.
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faculty hsve uunesitatlu-ly gwen tAe t-Apl A.
ueuded and encourage the Use u- q. ua arg
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nv oh cations o. the Mass -husetts Melca 9lle-1
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Cata-rl ls The 0cr-0 frIan Htf4-. -1iH % lAt A-i
"a. u-t es. oa. auc hv many IS thought -nelrla-e
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Ge-t,e-neu i have kept the RADICAL CuEE -9r
ovs- a vear | was afflicted with CaIarfl ny se--'
s-d while IL Fostan Wa advised 10 try tnis renel4
ard q entirely cured INC. since then IA 'S -, -
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