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1\lVUh g Es..I am tue only person obtain.
- ing legal divorces beat1ng certificate
OF Judge O1 the court. Refer to Llerk OF
Court and business meu in Chicago G. X.
SIMS, 81 Ashland Block. Chic 'go, Ill. janN
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RAILROADS
DHILApELPHrA. wIr,,,-
: BALrIAOkE k1fIsSo1No ki1IfIIssS1os As
November q 1910

November q, lsa
Trains win leave wilminrto,
Psiledelphie and interm.,,...
S = y. sOo, 90, 1915, am @ Z ststis
pSlil.ssdsiPh,. l y and New YORK a.,
y y, 8 ~ p m. AoiA' zW an NJ
Bssissmore J y 9 and intermediate st..,..
ssit,moTss and Warrington !, :,
M e g. .lN,tl0, p "a. 1'@ liz
,IIalns lDr i'elaware Diyis,or y.
New 9 q Castle 500, e2l. 9a5, 5Vn = ~ leays q
Wyoming ana intsrmediat. .,,.,.
X . - = m, . % p m. 0 statona
I Relmar and intermediate sts,,..
8 SUNDAY TRAINS
Philsdelphte and intermea,.,. :.
2 " 2 q. 3 % $50 p IN. 's's statiou
Phtladelphia and New York ON sf.
Baltimore and W ashi ufton q i1oMsoam. soa
FOR further Information nass. ,eW IL
re,erred TO the time tables posiss owsaissdeagsn slg
Janl-ly H,FRENrpr
-'>sOX 4, nVDA /
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leo,ooT1cKErs AT ONE DOLLAR EACH

I.k90 Prizes, amounting to s86. 81
Write yof Circulars or eend orders to
CHARLES r. II WARD,
New Orleans, La.
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AMBDY LIvIslON.
Irnr, Marx et Street Ferry


Accom- FOR Esv York Via Perth ,anMI% AMvI%
ana Jamesburg and Monmoq.nn ~. .It IRrsnt
CSC and p m.connscting lof Aons
aud Sguan. s1i,.,ro With M.
Accom- for Trenton. connectinnsa &, ~ Z and
.r ,Inoon q. 43O, and 8 30 10. A., ~
Accona FOR New YORK, via Iren''D'
wov III Train 20 Burlington sp m. SUM-
Trains o 80 q m, ana ana sa y, = m. on
Way Train ~ Hordentown llw p~
81 sa;daE Klakor. g. : Branch 3 n; ssea m, eDd
pdr J II 'ai,sntstown o. soa m,2' SIS sPf y
udr I =; ;;,ckers own 80 m. and 2 r n ns'le.,l|
For Medford and IL 10 = M 0 :"
~ ssS r. r q; ao,,y and pemberton ssnaH e. Hs ~;
M NJ -, ! g. . 5 8 ~ and 1902 m. For ~"
8 y = %, rs and Y %; m;.,,v 10 q m, issa
n,;.iAy Traiss for MT. Holly .y]
rsapns ? ~. arrive Thirty -second. an, a 4 q,
streetG-From Ptttsburg g. SI% m dai!y
Twp in, ,uaiiy, ~ 70, ana oT,ris %p and wv
exeep, Monday. F FI0M aycspt Mon0G
.smsport 7 q "a, daily. ~ Sunday. fts
AID 2 2, q n 70 daily, la ,,sars s1csPFs Fails =
= Ss,,y sWtSsRii sWt:3R2ins s0ERfl@as 90 e
Ma1l'EasyNSsv W Ern,p Nav YORK u A. w. 1wM go
an il o6. Il Is, 5 so, g., 660. 7 ds o., l2kDe
IA Idand ii 40 D m. On sunaaYElr from ~
an. 750. S5 10 40. II 4o y M m.niertyiile, l0n
ton. Pntiiipsburg and La.,t La,ae at Ksnan!4ss
too o. Depot . IS . m, and SS1,dRad g E and gaS IA
car tickets can ee r,snot nae II sTfhirty-secoda ~
Market streets. c.mnany will cGSS
Tie Union lTansfer Comp"H nw Il Hotss Gs
residences, e @ Time card. a,u ne GDepou ~
ion can be obtained ~ ~ AZ The follow''s
sss,z sicrzn nanss 1sssss ss isss
Dyrrcxs No lic aarkst = s'1BsY'p r ". r., Al,
rRANK rHOwPsON, " Henl Pase ~
GenI Manager
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SUNDAY TRAINS
pENNsYLvANIA RAILRo4n

u y ~v~AAOt
on and after September 10, IAN
nrTsst .Tsias .tssS,s lssys Depot. Thirty...eopa
MAIN LINE WESTWARD
Bryn b Mawr Accomm, s 80 am, smnu
Fao1, ,n AcSom, & & h 9 ~ 800 900 am ~
S. GSW. g ~ ", SSo and II 80 p N. on
oay.W 2 m, !, 8. 1890 pm. VI w
DowniinSua S,;ai1 \ wn n Accom-, II a m, 1850 nm
Limitedy iedy tsst DS Man II dali,
Nlsagra Express daily, except Sun. ~
Rsaoxe and Kane Express dali, ~.
York and hanover Express ao,,r -
except Sunday. oa''y
Lock Haven Mai, except snndo, a1d
York Mail daily except Hnndavs SMs
Mail J rain daily .(on SUNDAY isa,vo. eWa
o. y 20 N, and runs only to Har'
risburg,j ~ i1af- !.
Fast Line and Bunalo Exp. e,c.nt S@a
sunday. t,
E!%,I;. snnaas and +, Haven EXP. except 400
York. Hanover and Fred,k Accom- D8
4 except Sunday, ~ 7 ,ow
AsrIis'Snrg .'s Coon. daily except ~
ceiu@Sia "a YORK Accom-, e,e.n, sa
Lsnossssi IA York Express, ,e.osnt 10
Psrks.saig 1sain daily, .ucsDt %
H:sss.S,ssbk;s :sSsS Ezpl.... except Sun. 80
ESslss' s'sad Buaale Express, ezo.p, 81
r1Is:sss SSssa a.. daily, .,s.,, -
cincl IN 4 Ilzpsess daily, siS
Paclae Expfef4 daily, llK
Fast LinS I9E Transport, Elmira,
HOehN914 0ll1a0y and Niagara.
Fails. 1ali ton Saturday runs
only n lttAinmsport) llw
Emigfan& NktIess, ~ 6 q m, daily 81
Monday III which tickets must be
cured and baggage delivered atlls
NETWORK DIVISION.
Expr.s Of New York. 8 20, 3s,7A q
liam limited Express, | IS p n.y.
lN3l 34 4 40 3,,7.7S P n and y
night. On @ sunday S2O, g Sso7%s@
Wls - - VT tbhIN Il AISuUs NAu
Ia m. Emtgrant Train Il 40 pm.
Express f., Bt BtstOn. 8 q m and Up 4 n. 8
Line Exrl ess, IL 05 p m. leave (Centel
Depot J. N, for all New England ID
Express 4 baltimore and Washfn
| l245 and I ia m. IL Is and S 40 p m.
tied Express IL 10 p m. -
A ccvm OdatioE for Trenton, 2 30 p m.
Express for ioasg Branci, and 'HquAu
| q in and ~ p m.
For Fax Chase 8 40 O m. Z. 5 40 and So |
Trains leave Centenni9t Depot for
| York at Z 25a m, /, 3a, AS $685.
7Q5 p nj. On Sunday. ~ m, and1
| hodation connecting with Ell
| Trains.a, Germantown Junction I IN
and 10 % N, l s. 3, and 6 5Opm.
KENsINGTON DEPOT.
! Bustle Teton, 8 85 o m. u ZION, 5 and I 7apg
Wav Train for Bristol l6 p m. For Iad
| Tren ton Q IS and 10 Is a m, 205, $40 ILL.,
and s 20 p IN. On sunday Sl5 an
206 p m. =.
For Centennial Depot, stopping at q
berland street, uleartield street. Frs
ford Road Dummy Crossing, Nortn =
Junction, Ct rmantown Junction !,
Ridge Avenue, ut 8 Is, $40, Wv, ~
ll4i q m, l and y 10 ~. Returning u
Cennt'. Depot ut 8 Is 92S 10 90 i !.
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REGULAR QUARTERLY DRAWING
on February I. 1877. Tickets sl0each Cap
ital prize t3OOO0. ,s
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KENSINGTON DEPOT.
BELylDERE DIVISION.

From Thirty-secopd and Market street.
Express for LaMbertville, FlemlngM
PhilIipsburg, Easton Water Gap. Scraa'
ton, etc., Ham, and 45 m. ~.
FOR Pennington, Hopewell, ete II nj II
From KeDsington Depot ~ "
T'rcntOn, Lamber'ville, Phiillpsp1Is "a I'll
ton. Water zap Scranton, etc. oN susl
For or L1am%bertvlile be ) 10 > m. FOR Re|vidf'
FOR + Pennington and Hopewell leb sp'
and Is p m, .ndkN
b M
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lO2 - lol MAIDEN LANE. New York
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On and after September 10 10, d
!, Trains leave Depot, Thirtv...,,,.
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OTTAWA FREE TRADER: SATURDAY, DECEMBER p, 1877

The publisher of the Hoopeston Chronicle is a
true philosopher and talks thus kindly to his de-
linquent subscribers:
We shall not request parties owing the editor
Iof this paper for subscription to come in and pay
up, because We know you can't come in, and II
you could, you can't pay up. Why? Because
you haven't sold your corn, and you'll not be
able to sell 1t until the weather permits. So We
shall urge no man to square his account till
more convenient season We have made arrange
ments with the superintendent of the poor house
for board this winter. We have our boys all
trained to live on towel soup and paste, SO we
shall peg along and comc out all right in the
spring, llttle thin probably but ready and will
ing to enter the season again hoping for better
Times There is nothing like hope. Hope is
really the boss virtue. 1t is not exactly better
han square meal, but it rubs one mighty
lose. 1t don't put much fat on your ribs, but is
.he devil for holding up a fellows spirit and
Kings,
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

The NEv 0oES MEECURY, with its hiiy,iN columns OF
sterling original NATTER will continue 20 br issued Eight
cents ,uv and sold nv all and periodical dealers
Ia America To maisu>crihcrs terms for iSS will be
cash u single topics ,posia-s paid, THREE
DOLLARS PEE AMIN.
Write plainly the name Of po>ofce, county and state.
Specimen copies sent oil applicant Address VIII
LIAM CAULDwEiI- Proprietor II the Nsw N'EE MIR
rtry. VI. rsS Fulton street, New York tty.
- Siuc" copies for sale and subscriptions received by
Dsman a Iiap,lnan ottawa. ILLINOIS.
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Ii is often desirable to insert screw, in ias-
tered walls without attaching them tony
woodwork, hut when We turn them in the las
ter gives WAY. and our effort is vain. Awe;
a screw may he inserted in plaster 81 aS todd
ligbt pictures. etc, very firmly. The bcStlan
i 10 enlarge the hole Ia abodt twice the TIM
ctcr of the screw. moiStcn the edges othe
hole thoroughly with water, I'LL il up it'll
plaster nf Paris-such rs Is used for fasting
The tops of lamps, etc-and bed the scv in
the soft plaster. When the latter hasct.
the screw will be held very strongly.-hrol
CdbiItot
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The perils of Mining.

That miners occupation is one OF continual
peril is cXempliiicd by the multitude of accidents
constantly occurring in mincs--accidents varying
from the explosion, or the fire, down To the min
ute casualty of broken limb. In Streator last
week two serious accidents occurred. One was
the case of John Nice, a miner in No. 1 who
says the FIRE. Press, was badly injured by n stone
falling on him last saturday while at work Two
or three ribs were broken, his jaw broken and
other injuries received but he seems likely TO re-
cover DIR, Leroy has the case in charge. The
man is a German ana unmarried and has no rcla.
tivcs here" The other took place on Monday
morning at shaft Mo-. II seems that "Mr. Ma
ron Akcr engineer a. No =, had occasion TO 20
down the shaft and stepped on the cage 10 dcs-
lccnd, hut almost u, soon rs il commenced to
move the wire rope broke and the cage with him
on il dropped to the bottom of the pit, distance
of nearly 100 feet. II would seem that no one
could survive such terrible fall, but though he
was found to be- badly bruised aud ammcd up,
yet he is in fair way To recover. DIR. Woods has
the ease in charge" A dispatch To the Times
/ Of yesterday states that on Thursday another
man was killed in the mines 10y large stone fall
ing upon him and crushing him terribly. His
name was Ed Mullen.
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PROGRAMME OF JANUARY TERM.
The January term of this court will open on tn,
2lst of Januaryat which date the Grand Jury vii
come and the week he devoted to Chanccry and
other business not requiring jury. II has moi
yet been determined which of the Judges will pre-
side at the opening of the term but it is rcasona
Die to suppose that each VIII take part in helping
| to reduce the docket. His Honor Judge Leland,
evidently means business, he having caused six
,panels Of petit jurors to be drawn and summoned
ito appear as follows:
1st panel Jan. 2S
I'd panel Feb. II.
Sd panel Feb. %.
4th panel March p,
9Th panel April s.
9th panel April -.
The interval of two weeks after March
II, 1873, will be devoted TO Chancery and other
work without a jury by reason of the opening Of
the Grundy County Circuit Court at that time.
As Judge Leland will be occupied after Mon.
day in the appellate court Judge McRoberts, of
VIII county, will preside in this court on and af.
ter Monday next. The record of work done this
week is as follows:
COMMON LAW
l56 Michael Brcc VS.. Henry 7. Clark Eject
ment. Plaintiff takes non-suit. judgment for
costs for defendant.
III Orrs b. Shafer for the use Of Jacob kuns,
VS.. Alonzo Eyens. Appeal. Jury trial. Finding
for the plointi, s29.44.
l4 c. NJ. Smith vs.. f. r. Wicks. Appeal
Damages assessed by the court at $3.50
lS5 George T, Cook fer the use of f. S. George
Appeal. Jury trial, Finding of s22G0 for de.
endant
1856 +. Blaisdcll v, j, l.. Armstrong Appeal |
Continued
$50 James Howard vs.. William Tanner Ap.
zeal. Trial by jury.
1914 Isaac Robinson vs. Edward J.. Plowman.
appeal Continued
100 W. H. liollenbeck V. Isaac Mobiles and |
Andrew Shearcr. Appeal. Venue changed to
ounty court.
203 August and John IIaebcrln VS.. NJ. X. Rior.
lam Appeal. Dismissed 10y plaintiffs.
267 Ann Rolph VS.. The President and Board Of |
Trustees of the town of Crotty Trcspass on the
asc Continued.
800 Joseph Lo9&gaPf6F&Aso A IpIi76ega dRrl5Ma.r~
$50 Mary f. Hopping vs.. Daniel Barber Ap-
zeal. Dismissed for want of prosecution
CHASCERY
62 william Cooper VS.. Jane Cooper ct al. In
Inction. Final decree.
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The County Court.
IN PROBATE,


Estate Of Louis Suppcs. Notice for final settle
mcnt at January term.
Estate of Geo. Finney. Notice for final settle
ment at January term, 1873.
Estate of John Hacbcrle. Petition for public
sale Of chattel property allowed,
Estate of Ole Jackson. Same order.
LAW DOCKET.
80 lIcbcl Il Bruncr. Attachment. Finding
by court Of damages Of $50.
81 A. b. Smith vs.. Louis Linda. Assumpsit
Finding by court for plaintiff: debt 50. and dam
ages ss2.
32 John Croisant V. Geo. Mutchcr ct al
Same. Damages assessed by court at SSl2.55.
81 j. II. Beebe VS.. j. s Mitchell. Same. Dam
ages SID. % for plaintiff.
fl Frances Forester vs.. Thos. Molloy. Appeal
Damages assessed hy court at cent and costs
and order for return of property rcpcyincd.
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Table-Talk Department,
The Home Circle.

in which appear regularly the best thoughts Of the hes
minds" overlooking with dyerting aneeo,r> yiyacous po
etry. and quaint Cunccits.
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A Record of Public Amusemepts

porancc in the theatrical Musical Arenic and variet
World. It, correspondents, who both Icmsphcres
ever faithful and indusriousconribu,c regularly full
comprehensive and reliable budget ot information supero
IN accuracy and scope to that any journal published.
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Special Features.

The MERCURY il the only recognized rIyorc Of the Vol
untecr and PAID Fire Departments OF the Union and Canada
aOrling, Is does promptly and extensively, all attana
able facts and gossip During the ~ Outdoor Sports
many columns devoted the flyoritr Of Baseball
LIS reports games and it, tabular records Of plays and
~ sycrs- are he b,sf unfinished
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The Mendoza Bslbt;H thinks Ottawa has no
need Of public library. That paper conlccturcs
that the Ottawa people steal enough from the
county treasury 10 buy all the books they need.
Correct Every private dwelling in Ottawa /,
thus supplied with a well stocked library, TO say
nothing OF the large state library in the Supreme
Court building and the county library in the
clerks Office. OF course il will require the big.
gest kind Of a public library in Mendoza and deli
gent reading 10y her people for hundreds of years
TO attain 10 the degree Of intelligence which oh.
tains at the county seat.
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VEGETINE
HAS ENTIRELY CURED ME.

UOsION, UCIODtT IeiU.
Mr.. II. r. STEVENS .
near S-My daughter. after having severe attack OF
Whoopng Cough was IN feeble state of health Being
advised hy friend she tried the VEGETSE and after using
a few bottles was fully restored Ia health
have been great sufferer from rheumatism. nave
taken several bottles of the NEGErlSR for this complaint
and am happy 10 say has entirely cured have
commended the VEGETINE TO Others with the same good
results 10 cleanser and purifier of the blood; II II
pleasant 20 take and ran cheerfuy recommend II.
JAMES MORSE, 36i Athens street.
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Compared with last years report, the ship.
ments of this year are somewhat less than for
last year, while the receipts are about $500 less
than for last year. The arrivals, however, are
generally larger, especially Of lumber.
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The News and General Department

always embraces special articles timely and interesting
topics editorials condensed nrwstrns humorous para
graphs. cjr etc.
At"2'hcT. IN point o. variety, quantity and quality. the
INV YORK aERruRY unsurpassed Ivy any Journal in the
World
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The telegraph instrument factory has been
sold by the w. L. Telegraph Co. To Hon. J. d.
Cation. Repairs are in progress and We are told
that new branch OF manufacturing will begin
soon. In what line We are not yet advised.
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The Canal Report.
PREPARED for December 81

Following is the report OF Collector Codog
of the Illinois Il Michigan Canal at this city We
had desired to give it to our readers last VIZ,
but Mr.. c. was prevented from completing by
other occupations in the way Of looking tee
pairs al his Office dock, &c:
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THE WORLD
FOR
1879

Since the change in its prOpretorshp (Which uoS place
May !. 1870 THE WORLD has becOlle the brightest,
sprighest scholarly and popular Journal IN the me-
tropois 1t is entertaining, interesting bright decent,
fair and truthful" II does wrong Willingly TO no man. no
creed, no interest and party II treats AL subjects OF nm
agreeable companion. well faithful guide and
teacher TIKI WORLD regards the recent victories OF the
party with which II by preference acts not mere partisan
trumps gained by partisan contrvancs but as the u
taxable expression of deep and genuine popular demand
for new methods in government for thorough purlcao
of the public service and fora rechcat0n of the aims Of
party organizations. WhFrer and WheereT TIE Dei.
0rltic party yOres iteif tOYdl 10 his popular demand
THE WORLD TW fesOtuteiy UphOtd 10, UhereUe ana
lrheHfrer tdS short attempts 10 COHHterict ms
popular deDidnd THE WORLD tcH as res0iuety oppose
ind deROHHce IT, In UOrd, THE WORLD belieUeS TIE
DemOcrdtc party 20 eriyt for Tie gOOd n me publ S
rice does not beiere the p8Gc sC,Uic 10 eriyt for ne
gOJd Of he Democratic party
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RHEUMATISM is a DISEASE Of the BLOOD.

The blood this disease found TO contain an excess OF
hiR. VEGETISE acts by converting the blood from lis
diseased condition healthy circulation. VEGErINE reg
uaes the bowels which very important in this complaint
one bottle of vEGErsE will give relief but to effect
manen cure it must be taken regularly and may take
bottles especially in Of long standing VEGETISE
sold By all druggists Try IT, and your verdict Will be the
that of thousands before YOU who say, 81 never
found much relief from the of VEGETNE which
is composed exclusively Of BakS Roots and Hefbs
"VE6EnSK," says Boston physician. has no equal as
blood purifier Hearing Of its many wonderful cures after
all other remedies had failed visited the laboratory and
convinced myself Of Its genuine merit II prepared from
bark and herbs each Of which is highly effective and
they compounded in such to produce aston
ishng results
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WEEKLY WORLD,

contains all the Of the week. presented In concise and
attractive manners the best of the many excellent letters
sent by able correspondents nom ali parts of the world
bright and entertaining editorials all matters of interest
to the public.
Short stories and stories continued from week to week
written expressly for THE WORLD by the best authors.
Fun reports Of all the principal markets of the United
States and foreign countries grange department. DC
1t is in every essential "A paper for the family.
d. D. T. MOORE Esq, the founder ana Tor many years
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American and European Writers Of
Fiction.

The MERcUEY has achieved National Reputation for It's
Sketches Of Romance and Real Life. field IN which il has
no rival. Another specially is its
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THE COURTS.
The APPELLATE Court.

Prepared for last week
This court meets on Tuesday next There are
now but four cases on the docket
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4 large stock of Albums, cheap, at osm X
Hapeman's.
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Leading Literary. Family and Miscel-
laneous Journal of the Age.

Originality is prominent feature, especially in is literr
columns It's Serial Stories by the best authors its
tensve list OF contributors embracing names OF tn
most celebrated
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A great variety of games a, osman ~ Hape.
mans.
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MOORE'S RURAL new YORKER
fter edit the Farmers Page OF
THE WEEKLY WORLD.

will hereafter edit the Farmers Page OF
THE WEEKLY WORLD.
No paper in the country will have better FARMERS
DEP hlTMENT than THE WORLD
The Grange Department will also be under tile charge OF
y. d. I. Moore, Esq.
one year 80 numbers postage rcc tlcs than cents
To CLUB AGENTSAn extra copy for club of ten. sepa
rately addressed The SomiWeckly WORLD for club OF
twenty separately addressed The Daily WORLD for club
nfb atplX add SSpl
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vEGET|NE
WILL CURE RHEUMATISM.

MR.. ALBERT CROKER, the wcll'kno"n druggist anu
arothecary. of sprinae Me- always advises every oi'
trpuhed with rheumatism TO try VEGETlNE.
Read His Statement:
SPRINGyALE, Me-, Oct. - 1876.
Mn. H. Il. STEVENS ,-.,,, ,.,
fGr Sr-Fiftecn years ago last fall was taken sick with
rheumatism. unable TO move until me ncNt april
om that time until three years this fall suffered cN.
srythiug with rheumatism Sometimes there would ne
weeks time that could not step one step these
were quite often suffered everything that man could
over three last spring commenced taxing NEGk-
TINE and followed IL up until had taken seven bottles
have had no rheumatism since that time. always adVlse
every one that troubled with rheumatism 10 Try NEGE'
TlsE and suffer for years ar have done ms stare
mcut is gra;uuus as far as Mr. Stevens Is concerned
ALBERT CROKER,
Firm Of \. Croker a Coz Druggists
and ApothccaricS.
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FINE POCKET CUTLERY a, osman K Rspem's.
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new YORK MERCURY.
F0RTIETH YEAR OF PUBLICATION.

For forty years the NEW YORK MERCURY has hn beior
the pubc-a welcome guest throughout the length an,
breadth OF the land. The Pioneer of Weekly journalism
has kept pace with the march OF Improvement Progress
As in the Past so in the Future proposes retain t ran!
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