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CaStOria.

l-l eazal, ana perfect substitute, n all cases for
Castor on Castor.a is the result %. an o.a phys
leans cn5I, TO produce, .or his own practice an
effective eaihlrtc. pleasant to the taste and ;reS
from -.ipnr.
Dr. Samuel Pitcher, Of Hyanhis, succeeded in
comb uin-. without tie use OF alcoho., puTsat-ve
GENT as pleasant to take as honey, and which
possesses AL the desirable p-oPertle. %. Castor J..
Il adapted 70 all age. hut is especially recon-
mcudci to mothers as a reliable remedy for all
-order- Of the stomach and bowels O. children. It
is certain Agreeable. absolutely harmless, and
cheap. 1, should he used clr WIND collie. sour
stomach, worms, costveness, Group &C., then chill
areu can have sleep and MOTHERS may RESI-.
}. b. RISE a Co.. SO ney Street, New York. are
tile sole prela-ers Of Castoria, after Dr.. Pitchers
Aus. ll-w3m
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1T. tiHtN>-
The HAYES AND WHEELER ClNi

Ahn ia - AM " AiH-lia0"+
The Hayes and Wheeler Campai-u
tins town have day a memher-lI'
Ii was organized July 29,h. ty thr
of the following officers Pre- ien,. d.
Lucas; vice presidents. II T.. Ai4mrr ,
A. Smith. NJ. Buck. + ;. S;rtrlnsn. ii .
Stevens, A. o. Brsinerd. ". d Nl-'u' h
J. Burgess, d. K. Potter ;. H. b1yn' IT, f
III. FarnswOrth. recording >ecrtiir', :
Edison corresponding secretary: ~
Davis executive committee, >. D.
ton. Herbert Brainerd. j. ID. >)g'e' D b.
Kelley, 5 II. Wood trea-lr,r. i
SOwles. Pleasant and clmmoiill'
rooms have been secured on the -et'a1 -,.
of Barnes Block. Lake street, aui q -
some transparency has been put ol' o.
street front. Ii is some 5 feet long --
fee; wide, and consists of a blue II.
work, with white stars. and the 80
Hayes and Wheeler Club Rooms ar
ed in tasty manner. Ii Is a me
and was designed and painted by VI. s,s
Kirkpatrick, a. well also were ' TI,,i,g
banners which the Club put oai - -.
night. aud which reflect creii. on ilA' >
tleman's well-knowntaste.
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Third District Republican FAM.


REMUNERATION OF HON. C. W. Hvv,,.
GREss-Fos PRESIDENTIAL ELEcr9, COZ
WEIGH. ~ A. c
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Phillips, Hiram r. Stevens, r. J. Clll- ...
Sherar. Edward A. sosies.
BerkslUe-L. {. Leavens. J q. Co., -..
Pond.
R.ctfora-Luther Baker. I. lien .a.
Pa;cn.
GRAND ISLE clrNrr
AibuDgt-Geor-e p. Slw'es
Isle II Moft-henry Z. I'LL.
LAN0ILLE COUNTY.
CambriEye-Joel NJ wilcox, %. g.. g..
EIsa-Edwin Z. White, b. ". Fu
Emore-Norman Camp. \. ". ~
HYDE Peril. l.. small, Z. b. h..e-1
.JohHsoH-Wm- c. Dean.
Morrtsf1rn-P. IA. Gleei. \. A =, e.
iori, Oeo. " Doty.
Sfotrs-A. L. Slayton. p. D. 6-.-
BafsrriUc-E. II. Shattuez. ,. D. 81
Vol-ott-R. +. Parker >. \. E'.eJ A boz.
ORLEANS CouSrT.
AIanu-N. B. Chadse. r. e. Row
C0rsIfry-J. b. " hesluck, j. 2. - PEI g.
Barfaa-J. ". Han, r. y. Ba-1E
Charl esfou-B. +. Hamilton. "a. A. j.
Iras5urgi-Ilenry Hers WA n l..-
Craftst4ry-J. ~ :. Epson. l. 7 ii.-.
LowsH-James Brown. j unn Is. Cur
Ersuaingf0n-Ru Us Ayer.-- e.. y U.
Dsrbg-Denjamin llluMlu
6resi4s50r0-~. ". Co.'S. John s ll
Jiy-B. +. Payne.
l. a-a
lns.
NogP0rt-J. Z. DIcke-mau Geo---
Bsstfttd-G. i. Martin, y. T.. d .s..
On motion Of c. /. Llii. OF g
was voted that the temporary or-l-..
be made the permanent organiz-tl Q
convention.
On motion of +. A. Slwlc-. t-...
voted that vice-pre>i1ent neaqF I.a-e.
each county. and upon nomin4'.I-. .
the several counties. the following g.
men were chosen a.
Observation-Disclosures T. s1-..
ney Stone Essex County, h. 4. M4-.
Franklin County. ". Z. Hutchiu-l1. -
Isle County, II. Z. Hill Lamll- .
George Wilkins Orleans County. B.
MalwOrth.
On motion Of Hon p X 0.a5i.
voted that a committee Of tx on r--. -.
be appointed by the president, Az
following were appointed
COMMITTEE on ReS0luiou-T. k o..
of MO7riSyllle L. Henry Powe.. B..
ford Ii. \. Cutting. OF Lunen
d. sOwles, Of AIburgh ; VI \. B-.-
OF Essex.
The Convention proceeded % III EAT
ton of a Representative IN COngre--
Hon. z. h Gleed presented tie %
of Hon. George ". Hendee. Of N ----
for denomination. seconded By E1SA-.
Sicklen, of South Burlington az 3
Powell. of Rlchtord, and Mr. Herls.
unanimously nominated BY acclamAi
Mr.. Hendee being called Tor brlc-
cepte1 the nomination. with thanks 10
renewed expression OF confidence IN
The Convention proceeded 10 the mo-
ton Of Presidential Elector Tor the 4
District.
NJ. A. Bingham. Esd. OF Essex. f-.
ed the name Of Hon a e. Meieh,
li>ton, seconded By f. F. Parker. g.
WolcOtt. l. Maxheld, OF Fairfax. au14
Stone, OF " estf0rd.
q \. Hinman. of Charle,tln. pes
the name OF O. W E.kins, E-q .,-
seconded by H. y. Cutting. OF L4u-- a
and Luther Baker. OF RIcnt0rt
\ ballot being ordered. the ca4-
pointed a. teAer- VI. \. Bingham 81
A. lin-man.
The ballot resulted a. follow
Whole number of votes.
Necessary to choice.
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FEEL MYsILF A NEW MAN.

Mr.. II. r. STEVENS
Dear Sir-ThIoush the advice and earnest per
suasion o. Rev r. ;. Best. o. this place. have been
tai IN NEUkTlNE iar pyspeusi.. o. which have
suffered for years. l have used only two bottles
ana already iee myself rev man.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY FMR.-Ihe several
c,;-s ,5at have been held in Waltsheld.
VERIFIED and East Montpelier' for the last
-, ,,esTs viii unite in a Washington COun-
~ Fsir. next september, at Montpelier. A
new ground is being fitted up; with hue
frot,ing track, and i known as " Prospect
Park
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Manchester. Mass, April 9, Is-4.
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good and chiIdren's tow. have suspended
payment. Their Indebtedness i, largely
in town. They claim that they have
assets N excess other liabilities The
stappin. ol their works would throw 80
hands cut Of employment.
"
Rev Marshall R. Peck, late mission
arv % India. died AZ bis father residence,
in Broohhld. on Sunday evening, Of con
sumption. lie was a graduate of Dart
mouth. class of -. and of Yale Theological
School. class Of -. During the years 20,
Il. - he was principal Ot the Mortified
TRADED and High School, and IN the tall OF
= DC started with his wife as a missionary.
I'll health allowed him but few weeks ac-
tive service. and compelled lin, Is last
chance lo- liie. u come nome.
o>l or uE uArrIEsr Events oi thi> Cen
tenua! car Wa the reunion oi tile large
family ~ the late Judge Wood, # West
lord. Now gone o. his rest The celehra-
tioa OF the -eyenty-hith anniversary Of the
first church 20 the old town. on the sth
instant, attracted many OF the ~ous and
Daughter hacs Geo view the scenes Ut their
childhood, and IN that morning the aged
wiie and m3-le7. Mr. H. I. stanton. Il
Year. oi age, with her seven surviving
children. W $. and II 7. W ood, 81 Wa
taga. H.. George " Wood. of Quincy,
ILL.,. Mr. 4 W. Stebbins, Of New York
Mr.. \ ". Martin. Of Nllllamst0wn. VI;
Mrs. Joseph Goodhue, of New Lisbon.
Wis, and Mr. Charles +. Ward, OF this
city, met fr the first time for genera
ton at the oil home at Woods Hollow,
formerly the centre of all business of ex-
change ara manufacture FIR the country
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The Tire Record,

A barn filed with hay, belonging to L.
y. Bailey. was burnt IN Montpelier on
wednesday. The houses of James I. Sabin
and I. NeweoDb. were saved BY the prompt
use Of buckets. The fire was caused bys
boy firing pistol in the barn, Loss about
$500.
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!. Z FFIIINUILL,
Firm o. 5. NJ. Pettinsil Co. 90 State e.. hosion.
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Ax ACCOMMODATING PoLE-The enthusl-
a.t,c Tildcnites at q town across the lake
we're about to elevate pure hickory pole
loo feet in length for the glory of their
parry. when it was whispered by some OF
The ia Democrats standing by that hickory
j. cnh.,maric Of Andrew jacks and hard
none. ANA then they got black oak Tor
bottom and spliced on The hickory Tor the
top. so that now the rag-baby men embrace
me oak while the hgrd-m0ney men tip their
b,aye-, TO the hickory with upllited ewes
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fH2 coin lining FEVER VALUABLE
fhCfESlf NtAk MONTPELIER The gold
Mining vt Worcester, Is fast becoming
III ihi'o"-ht branch oil industry. \ large
steam eosine u being set up by the Placer
Mining Company - run this work on a
large scale IL Is only zine mills from
Monflelier to where the god is found. and
mary OF ire capital people have visited the
mining district, and all the reports indicate
that gold Is quite abundant.
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Hsu 9drntissulfats.
CATARRH.

Ringing Noise in the Head, Nervous Tsro,,
Neuralgia, Earaehe. Deafness cor.
Swollen Torsils, liberated sore i"i.A"
Tickling Cough. Bronchitis, aud b'e'u-
;n1 Of the Lungs cured by
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Business EEyERsES. - The Industrial
Works Company. OF Springfield. manu-.
facjurcr- of muslin flag. pressed leather
goods and Children toys, have suspended
payment. Their Indebtedness Is largely
in town. They claim that they have
assets IN excess 0ltheir liabilities. The
stopping oi their works would throw 80
hands cut Of employment.
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Each package contains Treatise on Catarrh and
DR.. saniord's Improved Inhalins Tube. Price $40.
For sale by Druggists everywhere. WEEkS& POT
TER, Boston. General gents.
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could NOT kEEP ANYTHING on HIS sTONACH
Gentlemen.-I have been troubled with Catarrh
for over twenty years. and have suffered rom the
effects Of this obnoxious disease AT times nave
been unable TO keep anything on nv stomach ron
lis effects After trying various remedies, was
induced hy Mr.. Guild To try your sASFoRD.s kADi-
CAL CURE and to my great surprise was lmmedi-
ateiy relieved. After using one bottle hnd am
nearly ii not quite permanently cured.
Ii. n. DEXTER.
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THE coils of the preiminarJ ih,e' ID
ter inch cable for the susp 'nsion, ~
over the East river, between BROOK - M
New York have reached New lolh' nd
probably will be stretched acr)'s 'n'
early next week.
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Gentl,men.-I have suffered ten years rom 'he
worst forms Of ACUTE CATsRRH or Cold IN tIv
that ever afflicted mortal man. whenever to' ~
.rrsh cold il would settle in my head CAUSING tuo
mo.r violent sneezing. accompanied by excessive
discharges from my eyes and nose. FOR IA. ~ -
DAYS my suffering would be intense; anu una
s.ttlinr in nv loins and bowels, would render ny
lie miserable for a month. Never, durin- al my
suffering was able to obtain even tsmporaIS 10
lief from any medicine | ever tried lhree
had | procured bottle o. SAsFORDs RADICAL Cuhh
YoR CATARRH The relief from the hrst duse va
50 gratifying that | would have ~ilin-B wen
one hundred dollars to obtain it, Few doses com
petely cured me. My head has since been perfectly
free from mucus Accommodations, ny breathing
easy and not symptom o. trouble about inS paeA
and bowels has presented ITSELF It's elect III my
case has been truly remarkable
Verv respecffulIy. r. VI. YALE
Sail and Awning Maker, South Market street.
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This may certify that we have known Mr.. Dexter
Cor four wears aud know his statement to be true N
every particular. We know that he has been
great sufferer that he has tried many remedies
without relief until we advised HIN 10 lake the
RADICAL CURE This preparation has performed
many cures and gwen universal satisfaction
Very respectfully,
GUILD EROS.
Druggists, Il6 Pleasant street.
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NEGETINE

Ies not drive q vslids into false hopes by pursins
and creating fictitious appetit'i hut ass 81 nature
IN clearing and purify n the hole stem. leading
The uat-elt -ra1ualLN u ner.l.. Lel-th
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saNFORD,s RADICAL CURE'

The only safe and always reliable reneoy ~, ~
immediate relief and permanent cure u
symptom and stage of Catarrh. 1t Is meu ,' hv
pure as distilled water and is obtained en'iisiS ~
distillation of certain herbs and plants WHEREBY
essential medicinal principle is alone oo'a'I -
while every particle of woody fibre Is reec'eu u
entirely unlike every other before the puoi'' "''',
those who have tried all other remedies are assure
on the honor .. the General agents that tins iieui
cine has and will accomplish all that is ciainisa
Tor It.
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Brighton Z. II. Mann. Lew ..-
Concorl-tha mar es Cnase, Joseph r t..s
LuHtnbArgh- llram a. CUT u
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vEGrINE Is SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
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PULLMAN PALACE CARS


Are run on all ira ms ~ the road
THIS the ONLY LINE running these clr- be-
tween Chicago and ~ Paul or Cuira-o aud NIL
wauEte. nr Chicago and v mona
At OMAHA our Sleepers connect with the over
lloi sl,eper- on the Union Pacific Railroad ior an
points west %. the Missouri River.
ON tie arrival @. the trains from the East or
South. the trHln- of the Chicago 4 North Western
Ha way leave CHICAGO as follows.
F.r COINCIL Bluffs. OMAHA and CALIFORNIA,
Two through trans daily, W.T. Pullman Palace
Drawn. Room and S.ccp ~ Cars through TO Coun-
eli Bluffs.
For II. Paul and MINNEAPOLIS, Two through
TIA ne daily, W th lu4 man Palace Cars ATTACHED
on both trains
For GgFEN BAY and LskF SUPERIOR, Two trains
Ga Is, V "a Pullman Palace Cars attached, AMI run
Ming through o. Marquette.
For MlLWAIkEE. Four through trains caily.
Pullman Cars ou night trains, farlor CHAR Cars
ou tay trains.
For SPAITi ard WINONi and points IN Mime
sofa. ore through trl-n daily " ID Pullman sleep
efs o. v mona.
For DUBUQTE. via Frecport. Two through trains
daily, " ID Fu IMAM Cars ca p Git tralu-
For DIBUQUE and Ia CROSSE. va Clinton, Two
through trans daily. - TIA Pullman cars on p -hi
ira u To- Mc6rc-or, Iowa.
Fog NOUI CITY and YtNkTON, Two ira Is daily
Pullman Cars % Missour Valley Junction.
F.r IAkf 6ENfNA. -Four trains daily.
For B0CkfOED. sftRLiNG. kENOsut, JAMES,
VILE. ana 0taer points sou can have rom two to
ten trains c4 -y.
i,eg Yo-s Oflce. No. f'5 Broadway Ro-ton Oflce.
y STATE street Omaha Oaire, 253 Faruham
Street san Franc SEN office. l4i Monig merry
Street C.cl-. Ticket Oll.e. @. Clark street, IN
te- ermau House. corner Canal and Mad %
Streets b mic street Depot corner " h nse and
Cana streets Wells street pepqt, c.raer Ne--s ana
use street,
f0r rates " Information % alta aan.e from
yu-r home ticket agents, Apply 60
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NEGETINE

Was looked upon a. an experiment for ZONE tine
BY some Of the best of cur physicians. hut those
most incredulous n regard 10 is merit now is
most ardent friends and supporters
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Heavy WAGzR.-A prominent ana lII y ea,'r ~
Democrat Of this city. and a hepuo'iIa. ~, u
the same calibre. have MADE o. u
thousand dollars on the result Oh 'no 00-"
inc election.
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VEGETINE

Instead Of be ne pufied-up medic ne has worked
u way up 10 its present sston.sh n success by
actual merit in curing al diseases " the blood, o.
whatever nature.
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REPORT FROM a PRACTICAL
CHEMIST AND APOTULCAKN.

BosTuy. Jan, /. 1874.
Dear Slr-1his j. to certify that l have soi at
retail l'4i dozen uS54 bottles OF your NEGETINE
since April l2th $50 and truly say taat It has
ven tn best sat s,actlun o. any remedy for the
eOmpla nts Tor which It IS recommended. that ever
sold Scarcely DAY passes without some Of ny
customers testliyin. to its merits themselves or
their friends. Am perfectly cogniIant Of several
g ,ses OF Scroiulous Tuuors being cnred by VEGE-
TINE alone in this vicinity.
Very respectfully yours.
Al GILMAN. 45s Broadway.
To II. r. STEVENS, Esd
NEGTINE Is SOLD BY AL pRU6GIsTs
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q. G.. BENEDICT, Editor.

AuoxG the recently appointed luGggrS q
1--we stock at the Centennial are SoI, - -,
Stowcr. of Cornwall, (horses ana in ,;.s,sr
and George Campbell. OF es'n'-9'
(sheep)
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5lfu Establishments.
Centaur
Linin1entS.
White for the Human Family.
Yellow for Horses and Animals.

These Liniments are simply the wonder o. the
world Their effects little less than marvellous
vet there are some things which they will not do
They will not cure cancer or mend broken bones,
but they will always allay pain. They have
Strengthened fingers. cured chronic rheumatism o:
many years standing, and taken the pain from
terrible burns and sca!ds which has never been
done by any other article.
THE WHITE EMINENT is Cor the human
family. It will drive RHEUHATIsg, Scstica and
Neuralgia from the system; cure Lumbago, Chill
blains. Palsy. Itch, and most Cutaneous Eruptions
II EXTRACTS FROST from frozen hands and
feet and the POISON Of bites and sings Of venomous
REPTILES: it subdues Swellings and alleyiates pain
90. every kind
For sprains or Bruises It is the most potent rem
edy ever discovered. The Centaur Liniment is used
with great efficacy for Sore Throat, Tooth-ache'
Caked Breasts Ear-acie. and Weak Back. The
following Is hut a sample Of numerous testimonials
.-ISnrANA HONE JEFF. Co, IsD.. May p, ls73-
81 thiuk 1 my duty 10 inform you that have
su7e-tt much with SWOLLEN Feet aud CHORDS /
have not been Tree from these swellinSs IN eiEh'
wears. Now am perfectly well, thanks 10 the
1,li-i warm. BENJAMIN BRowS.
The proof is in tie trial. 1t is reliable, it is
handy, il IS cheap, and every family should haveit
T. the sick and bed-ridden. the halt and lame t.
the wounded ami sore. We say, Come and he
healed"
TO tie poor aud distressed who have spent their
money eor worthless medicines, bottle OF Centaur
7 ..,I.-t "a. f1 d.. ,s;van V thout charge
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VEGETINE

Is not 4 Y lie, nauseOus compound which simply
purges the bowels, hut safe, pleasant remedy
which Is sure TO purity the blood and thereby re
store the health.
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OMAN, and CALIFORNIA LINE


Is the shortest and best route for all points in
Northern Illinois Iowa, Dakota. Nebraska. Wyom-
NJ Colorado. Utah. Nevada, California, Oregon,
NJ ~ -
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Druggists. ll6 Pleasant street.
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Is the only route for Winona. Rochester Owat ma.
Maukato, ~. Peter New Tim; and all points ia
Southern and Contra Minnesota. Its
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What is Needed.

IOsT0N, FeU. y ST.
Mr.. II. K. STEVENS
Dear S.r-Ah0ut zoe year since found myself n
a feeble cOnd ton from general debility. VEG r.
TINE was strongly recommended % me by 4 friend
who had been much benefited by its use. pro
cured the article and alter using several bottles.
was restored t. health and discontinued is Use.
Zee. quite confident that there NO medic ne supe-
TOT 10 L Tor those coUplf hts .0r which L = espec
iallY prepared, and would cheerfully recommend e
to those who feel that they need something u re-
store them 10 periec, health.
Respectfully yours.
[. l. PETTINGlLL.
2 I'm orS NJ pe,tfn.--1I A g.. ln S+4t- - I.stau
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~ Use sANFORD'S JAMAICA GINGER for
Gods. Chilis, and Simple Fevers.
Aus. 9 -sed. sat&wln
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Gentlemen-I am happy 10 inform YOU that SAN
FuRDs RADlCALC CURE the best remedy for Ca arrh
have ever sold. 10 gives uul sersal satisfaction
have not found that 1t dd not rel eve AT once,
and in many cases cure Is performed by the Use OF
one bottle IL must soon lean all others in the
market. Please send ne another supply.
Respectfully yours.
ANDREW LEE
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FEEEP0RT AND DUBuQUE

Is the only line for Jancsyiiie Watertown, Fond pG
Lac. Oshkosh. Appleton. Green Bay. Esc4naha,
Ne-lunee, Marquette, Houshton. Hancock, and the
Lake Superior Country. Its
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/. the only route COR r IN, Rockford, Freepprt
and all points via Freeport. Its
CHICAGO AND NILWlT LINZ
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The yellow Centaur Liniment

!, adapted to the tough muscles, cords and flesh
~ HoRsEs AND ANIMALS. 1t has performed more
wonderful cures OF SPAWN, Strain, W.nd-Gall'
scratches Sweeney, and general Lameness, than all
other reinedle s in ex stslce. Read what the great
E1pressmen Soy Oft
NEW Y0Rk. January l-1+.
"Ereiy owner Of horses should give the Ceniaur
Ilu.meut tr'sl. We consider i the best article
ever used ia our stables.
I'll MARSH Supt Adams FIX. Stables \. y.
~. PULP. supt >. TX. Stables, n Y 81.
"ALEEkr >. OLIN, Supt. Nat. TX. Stables ny.
"MoS.GosgsY. ALA, Aug. T., l-li.
t-GgSILEn-N.-l have used over one gross o! Con
tiur Eminent, yellow wrapper, on the inu es o. ny
p.lt.ta'iun besides dozens 90! the family Eminent
.or rs negroes want @ purchase it at the whole
sale pr ice. and j .uluk you to ship me p5 SaN-
auuau steamer one gross u. each KIND. Messrs. A
q. Stewart Wi pay your bill ON lresentaton'
Respectfully. JAsEs DAkko"'
The hes. patrons o. tlls Lin.ment are Farriers
and Veterinary Surgeons II heals calls, WOUNDS
ana PoI-evIi. removes swell ms, and IS worth
d. lions %. dH.lIr. 10 Farmers, Livery men otoch-
growers Sheg l-ra -els and those having horses OF
cattle.
Wlata Flrrier cannot 30 ior So the Centaar
l. p lncut " I'D a1 a. tr.ilIns cost.
These Z. ueuts are warr6ated by the propr let"rs
aud bottle Will be given % any tarrier or fnSsi-
can who desires t. test them. Sold everywhere
Laboratory o.; J. B. Rose Co,
g. DEY ST. NEW YoRK.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-08-18
SHEIBIRS ACADEMY.
CARRIAGES.

Reasons why We should sell Carriages cheaper than
any one else IN the state.
!. We buy for net Cash
=. " buy direct from the Manufacturers
>. We buy in large Quantities.
.. Our rent II Nothing
,. our time is Nothing.
q. " e do mot expect TO get rich the first
year. or even make a living by selling
saTTisEcs.
:. W. sell for cash or its equivalent.
Reasons why parties will consult their own interest
~ buying q Us.
I. W" buy nothing but warranted W ork.
=. W. warrant all we sell.
,. We are permanent residents OF this
Town and state. and are responsible
TO the buyer for every Carriage sold.
I. \ GU run no risk in wing Of Us.
,. Ne keep The largest stoc h in the State
Come and see Us at Shelburn Village.
TRACY & ROBERTS,
July s-dGwtc shelburn' VI.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-08-18
All Wool Goods!

In plain plaid and stripes, plain and serge weave,
~ finest ltRENCH NlGOGNhS, commencing at the
unprecedentedly low price o. 25c. per yard. me
Goods may
NETER AGAIN OCCt IL !