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prepared to furnish ali classes with constant en-
ployment at home, the whole OF the time or for
their spare moments. Business new sht and profit
able Persons OF either sex easily from cents
To $50 per evening, and q proportional sum by
cevoting their whole time to the business Boy and
girls earn nearly as much men That all who
see this notice may senc their address, and the
business, We make tails unparalleled offer To such
as not we'll satisfied We will send oae dollar to
pay FOR The trouble OF writing. Full particulars,
samples worth several dollars 20 commence work
on, asd copy Of Home and Fresids, one OF the
largest and best Illustrated Publications. all sent
Tree by mail. Reader, Il you want permanent,
prontsels work. address. GEORGE srINSoN 4
.CV., Portland, Maine. Nov /, W.T.
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TIE rural districts Of the State are COM
plaining bitterly OF tramps.
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only Baby, Gr,v.
Only baby .-.-.
Zone foot ur tx1a r7.
ci siar-caisi-d sod, Yet lt---,
Knows What that 49, go "a. o..
Only a baby's y-,-,
To children ever ..-.r
Thai they sit there and ..ne
s'ens scarcely gave ~. - .-l.
On.ya b-oy's gave
strange Tow We -a4u a1ts...
For a little lace that Wa her
mere strange clu.I xs 80. Pax.
On.y ababy's grave
b-d " measure o-- s--l Is..
Few teas we're .lst On -
SnoF how t1ey .-.. % --Ai
Gay h1ly's lave
WILL the III le e. a-r-.a
To- snail a gem ~ o ...-,.
whose kins-ol is --.s
Cnly blhy's .a-s
Yet often We cone
hy lhe iitt4s stone, AMI Rams to-.
We are nearer aelfs- lid
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RARE Opportunity To GET COTTON
FLANNELs. SHIFTING FLANNELs. CUTT0Ss,
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brc.J. srRAeus
"rsnd,atheE and sranduo.b.-
Iney sat BY the garqgn.ss
ne smile on their .aces bsa1
Ike The sun On a E.a,sf IA
" "a arms round each ctae--.,
NY dsriioS sud / were No., ..es-1s.
VITA hearts al bioouin- H..
That n the May-t.ne s j, 5,si l''''.
A brook uas foEiu. bes5sr.
With murmUfs .ow ana -.
.0nds Heated over tie bs,t-
And meite1 away .I1a our s.'
AmenS the branches rusts4
me leaves. al sere and 60
ana Ger u, silently gi0Ipr
went Tine, with stes.t5v,-.
as there, on the youtisu- '.-.
The elders eyes we're as-.
Was Lies refec ed nae
From eacn u o.hsr .er.
They looked on us. rscal,.s.
Ine Joy Q: a bygone l-.a-
We looked On them via w..
VI isr-of, coming T.ne
= rom ne Germ1g .....-.
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VALUABLE EVIDENCE.

J he following unsolicited testimonial from Rev.
0. 7. Walker, formerly pastor Of the Bowdoin
Square Church. Boston. ana at present settled in
Providence. r. l., must be deemed as reliable evil
denee No should fail 10 observe that this test
monal is the result OF two year, experience with
the Use Of VE6E1lNE in the Rev. Mr.. Walkers
iamilN. Who now pronounce IL Invaluable.
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Extraordinary Reductions
ia ererD department OF goods.


Please call and exam ne a stock and pr ices AMI
very nature G.; thuss clmpels ne 10 close cut and
engige n business where ! can have flesh air
and cut door e1eTc- Sc.
/ DO not v 81 70 deceive my fIiends. nor have
them think / an -lYiu. away ny goods. am
not, hut shall C0cr them 80 low that the people
cannot resist the temptation 70 buy.
have ever eudeavored 10 win the confidence o..
ny customers by stating isc.s. dealing .airly sell
irs at the lowest living prices, avoiding misrepre-
sensations. Low cunning and trickery. and shall
be governed BY the szme principles in closing out
ihgt has secured for the good will q the
community and liberal portion Of the public
patronage
Thanking the citizens a. nooski ard vicinity
f0r their many iarors. respectfully solicit a con
tiuueuce o:tAelr patronage during my short stay
10 the tus.utss. Nery respectfully,
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l.. Il. DYKE, Winooski, Vt.

T. i oler iOr .sie ny ttlre stock Of goods and
.o0l viii, On tie most reasonable terms. A ra.e
chance for sn eutsrprillng young man.
Nov. /, is-6.
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MRS. L {. +. BEST
RELIABLE EVIDENCE.

l.. Baltic st BRooELrs. ". Y. Nov. IA. Is74
u. H. SrEyESs, ESQ.,:
Dear Sir-From personal benefit received BY its
use, as well as from personal knowledge OF those
whose cures thereby have seemed almost mracu-
lous can most heartily and sincerely recommend
the SEGkTlNE for the complaints ior vi eh II is
elaimed to cure. JAMES P. LUDLOW,
Late Pastor CslTary Bap. Church, SACRAMENTO Cal.
VE6ETlNE is ssld BY all Druggists.
Nov IL, DAWN
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Three Points for Consideration.

During the past i've years VE6ETISE has been
steadily vo-kin. itself into public favor, and tnf 80
who at first most in creouious in regard TO It's
merits now It's most ardent friends and sup
psrters.
There are three essential causes FOR those having
such a horror OF patent medicines, changing tEeit
opinion and lending their influence toward the ad-
vancement OF VtGETISE. lst-lt Is an honestly
prepared medicine from barks roots and herbs md
1t honestly accoGpllshes all that claimed Tor II,
without leaving any bad effects IN the system. 3rd
1t presents honest vouchers in testimonials from
honest. well-kn0wn citizens. whose signatures are
sufficient guarantee OF their earnestness in the mat
ter Taking into consideration the vast quantity
OF medicine brought onspicuousy before the pubic
through the flaming Advertisements in the news
paper columns, with no proc. OF merit or genuine
vouchers Of what it has done should be pardOned
for manfestin. 8 small degree Of prids in present.
ing the following testimonial from the Rev. J ,.
DckersOn, d. d.. The popular and ever genial pastor
nff ha RaDtigr tshurrh- Bazfnu
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Arrival and Departure ofTrsins-
-r.rxs ,RKrvr ~ nrpIrveror.

From the North s7o H. and lso, 7.I2snd ; 20 pm
From the Fast ~ and s.9o 3. 5sS ano cIu n n
Prom the south, 4z} m, and lzsS, $50 anu wv
D. ~.
TRAIss LEAVE BURLINGTON
Gong North. A., nd-so n; 1910 and AS and
Going Ea.t. % q. n, and I2.I0.snd e.55 p. m
Going South. 50 3. NJ. and l;SJ 5'uo ana 'iSo p IL.
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AEro o0A Per day st homo Samples worth
~ ~ 0EV 81 free srrNSoH Co, Portland.
6sinss- hsrcn 10. 1876. Wy
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Uur importation 0!
INDIA SHAWS,

From The London Auctlen Sales is very large and
attractive, and prices about half former years.
REAL INDIA, filed centres, at SIS, SIS, So and
KEAL DECCA SHAWLS. atsi2t %.
SrklPtD II Ola SHAMLS, new BE-. gus. only SIS.
ChEDDA sHhWLS, choice new =. fi4. up
ALSO
PARIS IND Vienna Broche, Paiec Filled, Plain
Centres ant Stripes. and British aad American
tia value
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THE TIRED BODY SUES FOR SLEEP.

H. r. STEVENS, Esq.
Dear eir-It is as much from sense o. duty as OF
gratitude thut write TO say that yeur VEhEIlSE
even II it is patent medie!ne-has been Of great
he 10 when nothing else seemed 10 avail which
could safely use. Either excessive mental work or
unusual care brings upon ne a nervous exhaustion
that desperately needs sleep, but as desperately
dehes il. Night after night the poor, tired body
sues for sleep until the day-dawn Is welcomed back,
and We begin cur work tired out with an almost
fruitless chase after rest Now have found that
little Vk6kTlNE taken Just before | retire gives
ne sweet and immediate sleep, and without any Of
the evil effects OF the usual narcotics. think two
things would tend to mske brzin-workers sleep. LIST
A little less work. 2nd-A little more VICE.
TINT. This prescription has helped ne.
Now have particular horror OF Patent Nell
cire,n lux have greater horror OF being afraid
- tel the straight out truth. The NtGEFlNE has
kel ped me and ! own II up. Yours. &r-.
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gltw advertisements.
a. the ei's.t exposition IL :h- woI.d's his,ory At
Philadelphla
fE-ladel ~ ..
TWO MEDALS CT HONOR
ND
Two Diplomas Of Merit.

Other companies have GAINED the Lonors. hui
such statements are untrue snd intended t. mis-
lead the public, 10 Yuieh e unreliable machines
On the tuppos.tion that taoy wen the laur,ls.
For the truth c; oar assertions, We refer tie iub
lie generally to The SEE II g MACHINE JOU RNAL
which Is printed in New York. and devoted exelu-
:lvely 10 Tie interests @: EWING MACHINES, and
partial to none. A copy q this pATer can be seen
at our CHico, giving the ,fleisl declaration Of al
prizes awarded to Sewing Machines.
The new AID valuable IMPROVEMENTS On the
Singer has enabled it TO mouopoiize the attention OF
every lady visitor 10 The Centennial. The Com
pany's GRAND PAVILION jus, opposite the
AENFX to the Art GALLERY, has been crowded
70 oveidowlHs since tie fual dcclson by all ladies
ard gentlemen ford @. mechanic arts to see ard
examine the SINGER, tue ecrqueror Of all atvsr-
ssrles tie aelieysT Of .5ar der victory than has
ever been recorded On the pages @, history.
LADIES will please oaH sId see this positively
superior maea.re Il operation whether hey wish
10 purchase OF not.
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H. r. STEVENS, ESQ
feel bound 70 express with my Signature the
high value place upon your VE6EIINE My
family have used II or the last two years. IL
vous debility 1t is invaluable, and recommend II
TO all who may neei an invisorst.ns, renovat.ns
tonic. U. T. WALKER,
Formerly ras:or Of Boxdoin SQUARE Church.
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Mes,rs. Bs,A. Fp.seS. GeHslsmsH. One year
ago va st;8ckeu " N severe attack OF RheuAa-
tisH u NJ I.ht Alp, 10 Which was subject
TIED the various Anmsnts and Rheumatic cures.
but th0ut tie least benefit. when my son. a drug
gist, su-.ssred one @. your COLLINS NoLT.Ic PLAs-
rsKs. he eject vas Almost ms zcal FOR 10 my great
prise, was almost imHned ately we'll "a n and
was able 80 w1rs upon my .arn a usual. whereas
before the application q the Plaster ] could do
nothing, and every step gave ne pain. few weeks
snee. Une ca tfofn the first attack the disease
returned, bat am happy 10 say the second Plsster
proved a. ehcacia Us the first, and am we'll.
u, plie wishes NE 10 add that Plaster has cured
ner e.. very lame back. We think there IS notllb.
IN the world @: remedies that can compare with the
COLLINS hOLTAlc FLASHES, for Rheumat Sun and
Lame Bach aud cheoriully recommend them 10 the
suffering. Your very respectfully
Oi,Ani, Ae June 6, lo7o. ROBERT COTTON
NOT QUACk NOsTRUn.
GthnsmsH.-i hereby certify that for several
years pact / have H.el the NoLTAIc PLAsIERs 10
my practice sud Lsve ntver known them to fail IN
Gfordns speedy relc = L4ose cases Tor which they
are Iec1mm. nled. hey are nOt quack nostruI,
but remedial 3 GENT ot crest value.
Very truly your, W c. COLLINS, n. u.
bucksp 70 lie May =, l57I-
Sold eye-J where st . cents Sent by mail, care
u u wrapped rece p. o. price. q cents for one
sl-ej ror *. ur g. q ior twelve. ly WEEKS &
ruTfh IL, Pr priet9.,, E,st1l. Mass
Oct.i wed. sat&wIn
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Constipation.
As 4 CURE FOB PILES,
It acts hrst by overcoming in the mildest manner
all tendency 10 constipation then by its great tonic
and invigoratnz Properties, it restores to health
the debilitated and weakened parts. We have hun
orets Of certified cures where al else had JAILED
KIDNEY COMPLAINTS
OF dsscri ptious sre relieved once and speedily
cured. This wonderful vegetable compound seems
Intended BY nature FOR the a all diseases Of
the Kidney caused by weakness and debility. Its
great tonic powers are espe2ially directed 20 the
removal OF this class Of diseases. and L should be
used without delay hy every person suffering from
weak or diseased kl-neys, Or any disease o. the
urinary organs.
CONSTIPATION IL CURED,
No matter how severe, o. o. how long standing, by
the Of this medicine As eathartc, il is effect
i've without dehitstinS, carries Of al impurities.
and IS at the came tine ss nourishlng and healing
any article Of food We eat. We have certificates
from some Of the most severe eases o. bed-ridden
persons. and others Who have suffered for years
without help. Relief IS warranted in every case,
and BY pers steni US cure Will surely he effected.
Constipation, soreness ard pressure O. the bowels
is generally the precursor Of some form Of disease,
and the removal q which. IN either sex OF what
ever age, by the kIDSsT R0RT, vii give tone ard
9Th 10 the deb!..tated holy.
e. lfreqGested. We p j send written guarantee
to refund the money u tie person making a fair
trial o. this medicine for the above diseases is not
benefited.
Price, si.eo per package. For sale BY all drug
g.sts. sen, postpaid. on receipt OF money, BY
WELLS, RlCHARD-ON 4 CO..
March .. lS-6-Nly Burlington. Vt.
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THs practical results Of the present Sos
zion Of the Legislature are not OF astounding
magnitude. thus isr- OF the IL bills which
Governor Fairbanks had approved up to
Wednesday. % were amendments TO acts
already On the statute book; ) were to
legal zs grand lists. and an equal number to
lay taxes on towns and 1 were to pay pri-
81 and the remaining Il were rot o + the
slightest earthly interest or value. We were
about to say, at any rate they were Of mar
row scope and will probably enjoy but a
brief existence.
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STATE NORMAL SCHOOL

~ Tor Pamphlet Of loo pages, containing Lists o.
LOO nevSpspers. and estimates showing cost q
dvsrtisiugs-Mafeh 10. i576. viz
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Tue BA>>tR EFrUBucAN COUNTY This
J. the title W.nLsir county proudly claims
At the las: election >he poiled the heaviest
Republican vote % her history, COS. In
: ptemh p. the Republican vote was 5,220,
>t,wiog q gam ol ii5, or about per cent.
Tue q Democratic vote in September was
ISL. aai ia Na5embe- Ella gain Of
lc3. or a iac1on over ) per cent. n
1872 Grant received . iG3 and Greeley
/ ll9 Gae E~re5lcan majority i 3,7ji.
Wind-or county gives the .arges: Bspubii-
can VOC and the a-gest Republican major
~ ofauy county N tie St,fe
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$500 :. !:
AuvuvE but thoss willing 10 work can easily
MVNH earn DOZEN dollars a day right
'HoV0vaV in their own localities. Have no
" y " y room 10 explain here. Business
pleasant and honorable Women, and boys and girls
do as well as men. We will furnish you a complete
outfit The business pays better than any thing
else. We will hear expenses Of starting you Par
tieuiars Tree. Write and Farmers and mechanics
their and dsughier ard all classes in need OF
paying WORK AT home. should write to US and learn
all about the work at once. Now Is the time Don't
Nov /, wifi
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TRIED EVEKA IUING.

Mtssrs. J. o. BoswoRTH Co, Denver, Col; Cen
tleuen,-Ihaveu used SANFORB'S RADICAL CURE
FOR CATARRH, and il has given perfect sstisiee-
tion. have tried almost every hing and II Is the
OILY thin that given me relie'. / therefore take
pleasure in recommending It's use 10 all afflicted
with Catsrrh Of any kind and offer this as my tee
t!mony 70 its benefits. Very truly,
Denver. Oct. /. lS,5 Ws. DECKER.
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GREATLY AFFLICTED.

Messrs. ). o. BoswoRTa & Co, Denver Gentle-
men, take plesfu-o = TecomE.. IL SANFehDS
RADICAL CURE FOR CArAhRH TO all who are
an lcted with this disease. was greatly afflicted
with il !Or a long time, and cured il with two pot
ties OF the above GU RE. About year afterwards |
was again taken with Cat4rrh quite severely, and
Immediately sent for another bottle, which liked me
a.! right giving relief from the fret dose. L am
conf ent thst the remedy will DO all that claimed
FOR IT, and more, too Wishing you success in its
introduction, / am, very tIul. youGs,
A. W. SMITH.
Penyer, oc.. 4, 1875. cfsmith & Doll
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Each package eonialns Sanierd's Improved In
haing Tube With full directions Tor use in all cases
Price, 20 per package. tor sale BY a.! wholesale
and retail dug throus hout the United States
WEEKS a POTTER, General Agents and Wholesale
Druss,sts. Bostoa. Ask i3r and insist on having
s&NFORD's RADICAL. CURE
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,gem Embellishments.
SANFORD'S
RADIO A L G q X +
FOR CATARRH
MEETS THE WANTS OF THOUSANDS.

MEETS THE WANTS OF THOUSANDS.
6en,lemen,-w We have sold SANF0RD'S RADICAL
CURE for nearly one year, and can say cannioiy
that we Fever sold similar preparation ff'at ssse
such universal satis.aetiu0. We have " lsaih Inc
first complaint yet.
We are not in a habit OF recommending patent
medicines, but your preparation meets the wants O.
thousands, aEd We think these afflicted should DC
convinced Of its great merit so that their suffering
will be relieved. We have been in the drug bus,
ness for the pact twelve years constantly and sos
everything for ctaTh. but yours leads all the res'
II YOU see prc-r eau use this letter or any part
~ IL thar 700 With Very truly yours.
$. y. BALDWIN 4 Co,
Hboles.le snd Retail Dealers in Drugs, Books and
etaiiolsTy, Washington, lid, Feb. %, 1916
COCO FEET ABOVE THE SEA.
TIE ioilJwing testimonials are from Messrs- J. u
BoswoRTH 4 Co, Denver, Col. large and influential
drug zists They ieport unprecsdentedly large sales
ard universal satisfaction. No other disease is 20
aiarminsiy prevalent in tbs: region. They speak
Of the following gentlemen as among their hast
CITIZENS
.Oai.LI AFFLICTED.
J. o. To- WORTH Co, Denver. Col: Gentlemen,
frt ltsd by elbow ieelin for those afhcted win
Catstrh. wish TO add my testimony IN behalf o.
SANFOHn's Rs DICAL CURE foR CATAhhd.
have been sYrey an eted with this awful oisesse
for tour cas-, and have tried every known remedy
ritl, ut svsil. until bought bottle OF the above
CURE .!oiD , gu which gave me almost instant re,
lief IL beings constitutional as we'll as local
remedy elitvs il 10 be all that Is claimed Tor IL,
WM. AME1ItE.
Denyer Sent =, Is With Jensen, BIZ Co
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within tie tine above spse led.
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The attention Of Insurers Is respectfully called
TO the following Companies represented a. IRIS
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

--s-s'A- "a iNtN ~ r- H--hs
lr twenty third Sunday after Trinity.
s-rWentv-'orrth Sunday a,tsr Trinity.
u.s.. Andrew, the apostle
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Or. J. c. AVER 4 CO., Lowell, Mass.
Practical and Analytical Chsaasss.
SOLD ny AL pRuoossra xvRnxwuxnz.
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A Nocturnal Afflicti0n.


From the Bua,ng;on Haweye.
1t was night on Boundary street
Under the silent stars the noisy COW
bells clanked and changed and tangled
while the mocking echoes replied from
Angular street. And TO-, while they yet
tangled and clanked and ratified there
opened door in a house, and man
stood revealed in the dim religious light
of the hall lamp. He girded up his
lions and strobe out into night. He
bulged through the gate like cyclone.
and ran over u party of leisurely trave-
lers on the sidewalk and plunged across
the street like house aiire. And /,
came to pass that while he drew nigh to
the browsing cow she lifted uu her eyes
and beheld him. And when she had
looked upon him and knew the thought,
of his heart, that he meant mischief
she got up and fed. And he arose anC
pursued after her. aud gathered ciods b,
the w yside and smoie her full sure. anC
STAYED not his hand until he ran into
tree box and .jammed himself up, inso
much that he walled as one having
| bile" that had been trodien upon by
somebody's elbow. And the COW whel
she saw that he had returned from pur
sning her, went back even into the sam
old browsing place. and vexed the sou
of her enemy with the aonnd of the bel
| from that time even until morn.
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In Georgia, recently. two brothers
married mother and daughter, the
younger brother taking the mother.
That shows that the youngest brother
is the wisest in business point Of view
lie has got partner in business who al
ready knows the trade in all it's various
branches. No picture peddler can pnt
on her in the absence of her man, a Ten
cent chrome for steel engraving, at
three dollars. The travelling street
'tater seller can't sell her mean kinds of
potatoes for good ones, for she's been
there and knows a sound peach blow
from rotton cored later. She won't
call the doctor in every time the young
ones get a small cough or slight fever,
but she's also up in that part of the bus
iness, too, and with dose of sena or
castor oil, ahe sets the doctors at def
ance. The only time che permits q
physical is when she can't help it, and
then che lets him 60 as soon as the show
is over, and don't want any aftercalls
She knows the whole chapter of domes
tic economy by heart, and will carry on
the business accordingly. She won,
need any boss, which will greatly re-
lieve the young man of that response
bility. in fact. the yonng man has no
only married in the old lady wife, bu
also a mother. He particularly blessed
Newport (Ky.) Local.
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Look out for trenchant blows hereaf-
ter from Nasty" President Fabra, Of
the Spanish Royal Commission at the
Centennial, intends presenting to the sdi-
tor Of the Toledo Blade, Of Toledo, Ohio,
= .vsri,able Toledo blade, recently on
exhibition with other weapons in the
Spanish Government Building. The
present is a novelty of its kind, being
double-handled, about five feet In length,
Of the style of manufacture of the six.
teenth century, and was made at the
ancient factory at Toledo, Spain. "Nas.
by" will doubtless continue to hold that
in the hands Of men truly great the pen
is mightier than the sword, and will
keep the Toledo blade for exhibition to
his admiring friends at the Corners and
from elsewhere.
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A Sad Accident.

Mr.. Self who has been living on the
Dew farm for the pas. few years while
husking corn in the field some distance
from his dwelling on Wednesday last at
4 o'clock p. NJ, was instantly killed by
the FILLING of large dead tree which
had been set fire to early in the morning,
and which had burned off near the
roots, thereby causing it TO fall. MIR.
Self and his son IL years of age, were
standing near fire by another tree
warming, whom the tree gave way and
felherushing him to the ground.
Mr.. Self was about 60 years of age
and leaves large family in destitn rs
circumstances. II il a case that demand,
the sympathy Of the good people Of ouI
citv.-[ NelsonviIle Gazette.