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KENDALL COUNTY FMR.-The Kendall
county fair Will open on the 10th at Bristol
and continue four days, Competition open to
the world The premium list embraces all the
usual objects of exhibition at such fairs, and
is liberal. On Wednesday, the 18th, Gov. Cul.
lom will be present, and after a short address
will hold grand reception near fine art hall.
There will also be speaking by the Hon. 5. VI.
Etter, Frank Hall and other able speakers
both on Wednesday and Thursday. The fair
thus promises To be one of exceptional interest.
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Al Earlyille Tho other day, says an Aurora
paper, a healthy, robust tramp applied To a
farmeI for contribution 81 money; nc then
wanted something to cat, and having leisurely
hoisted in a square meal he drew from his
pocket a large roll of bank bills and cody
counted out over 5000 naively remarking 10
the astOnIshed granger that he was "laying up
money TO live upon in his old age" lie did
not ask for work, and of course. would have
scorned 70 labor.
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THE CONVENTION NOMINATION.

Inc DcllOCTullC ONSIcsSlOlldl AOHNculOl
at Ottawa on Wednesday was as intelligent q
body of men AS could be well selected from
the district and transacted its business in a
way worthy Of all commentator. The reso
utions adopted were such As the party Of the
district unquestiOnably endorse, and, especial
" in the matter of our canal enlargement and
river improvement, contain an indictment OF
the present representative from this district
and indeed of our whole state delegation that
should attract attention. 1t is notorious that
III the river and harbor bill Of every session Of
congress from a quarter to a half a million a
year is voted TO the Fox and Wisconsin river
Little Muddy" and other insignificant water
courses down east while the one great i'm
prOvcmcnt-thc connection of the great lakes
of the north with the Mississippi river and
the Gulf-of more national importance than
any other entitled to congressional favor, is
put off with adrblet of *75, coo, to be annually
wasted by government engineers in useless
surveys and worse than useless dredging We
WANT, 10
congress from this district who can secure for
our ship canal and river improvement an equal
chance in the grand annual scramble
While the convention was earnest and some
times even noisy in its proceedings there was
no unseemly contention among rival candi.
dates or their friends. The sole object was to
get the best man, and in that by the nomina
ton OF the Hon. W. S. Brooks, Of Will, we
think the convention succeeded. Mr.. Brooks
has for years represented the Will district III
the state senate, and certainly no man in that
body showed more capacity or exerted a
greater or better influence. 1t was through
his cxcrtions mainly that the Legislative ap
preparation was obtained for the completion
of the Copperas creek dam, and it is upon his
intelligent appreciation Of the great lmpor
lance of our proposed Illinois ship canal and
ability to explain and impress that importance
upon congress, that we can confidently rely for
the ultimate completion, through congressional
aid, of that great and eminently national en-.
terprsc.
Mr. Brooks Is thus pointed out not only us
the fittest man to represent lis in congress in
behalf of that great interest, but his sterling
democracy his personal popularity and his
well known integrity of character, exceptional
Business capacity and purity OF life all unite
20 prcclSfm him as pre- emincntly worthy to
obtain the sutirSges of our people. 1t is time
when such qualifications in our candidates.
should begin to count We have suffered long
enough in this district from being represented
by mere political trcksters and mountcbanks.
Let us send aMAN TO congress. We are not
surprised that Mr.. Brooks accepts the nomina-
ton unwillingly. Men of his grade seldom
want Office but that is one very good reason
why they should be made to take Office. NJ
one expects Mr.. Brooks to stoop to the HI
initiation Of perambulatihg the district and
begging for votes. The people are intelligent,
and will cast their votes for the right man
without his begging for them.
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OUR CLUBBING.

We are prepared to club the FREE TRADER
with thefollowing publications. furnishing both
at the prices named, postage prepaid. Inc Oh
fer-open to old subscribers or new at any
post Office in the county-is the CHEAPEST
EVER MADE III this county:
FREE TRADER and Chicago Weekly Times. ~ %
FREE TRADER and Chicago Weekly Tribune. LOO
FREE TRADER and Chicago Weekly Inter-
OCEAN ........... '''''''''''''' d" 0D
FREE TRADER and Prairie Farmer. ......... 3.oO
FREE TRADER and either Of Harper's publ
cations. ''''''
FREE TRADER and lScrtJer. 40
FREE TRADER nd GOdeVs Lddies' Book. .... $50
FREE TRADER and Lire Stock Journal. .. 10
FREE TRADER and Ph,enological Journal. -. .. %
FREE TRADER and 81. Nicholas. ............ 30
FREE TRADER and Demoresfs Monthly. 3S5
FREE TRADER and Litte'rs Lining Age...... SD
FREE TRADER and Western HurM. ......... 29O
FREE TRADER and JNoorc's R,aM N1c Yorker $50
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wisely determined; and it is still more meet
that his presence and address and reception at
gathering of the people of this county as shall
show the world that our people have not lost
their appreciation of or forgotten how TO honor
true hcroism and public worth.
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distance away, he was almost insensible, His
wife gave him nearly two quarts of whisky,
all of which it took to make him drunk. Mr..
Darrow was next morning pronounced out of
danger, whether from the whskey or the snake
bite, the Press, from which we get the above
facts, fails TO state.
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1t took nearly ten years to train trotter to
beat Goldsmith Maids time of I'D; but Ra-
rus finds speedy rival crowding his time of
213l4. At the Hartford races last week the
horse Edwin Forest created decided scnsa-
ton by ,rottng half mile in lO5li though
the best he could do IN Il mile was 214ls. Two
breaks in the heat, however, more than ac-
counted for the loss Of second or two.
Al the same races Rarus trotted three heals
in the extraordinary time of 2.lj, 2l3is, 2l3a,.
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The city council Of Chicago, on Tuesday
evening, consented coldly to appoint com.
mi tee To wait upon President Hayes on his
arrival in that city next Tuesday, and to look
after his baggage, but refused the formality Of
public reception or 10 tender him the free.
dom Of the city.
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l.. II. Tower, Of Wenona, has bought out the
extensive hardware and implement business
Of W. A Hart of the same pIace.-Styedtor
Free Press
You see our democratic candidate for state
senator, instead Of being banker and dealing
in paper money and such fimsy stuff, deals
in the SOLID, hard stuff-iron and steel
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The Chicago Times justly boasts the heroism
of it, Grenada correspondent. who. of the only
ten well men lett in the place the other day,
was one Of three who answered 10 the roll call
Of duty in waiting on The sick.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-08-31

MIR sydney barrow, Of la Sale, while NOW
ing one day last week, WAS bitten by viper
and though he promptly cut out the wounded
part. by the time he reached home, but short
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POSTSCRIPT.
Dir. Brooks Declines!


The above was written yesterday and put in
type, before we had received the information
that Mr.. Brooks had declined the nomination
We shall not change it, as it expresses our
honest views III regard to the man and what
we expected of HIM. We profoundly regret
his declination, and fear it will be hard to find
a man to fill his place on the ticket
The congressional central committee that
waited on Mr.. b. on Thursday and received
his declination have issued the following call
Tor rc-assemblng OF the convention at Nor.
ris on the 18th inst: ...
Adjourned Congressional Convention,
The Democratic Central Congressional Com
mttec for the 9TH congressional district met ut
Joliet, Aug. 1872, and effected permanent or
ganization by electing z. A. Armstrong prcsi-
dent and c. Farley secretary. T. -
The committee, ascertainng that Hon. w. s
Brooks pcremptorially declined the nomination
for congressman 10y the convention held at Otta-
wa Aug. 2sth, 1873, in accordance with a rcsolu-
ton OF that convention, would request the dele.
gates from the several counties of the district
to rc-assemblc at the Court House in Morris,
Grundy county, on Wednesday, the llth day Of
10 nominate candidate for congress
man from said district. Committee,
p. \. ARMSTRONG,
O. ZARLEY,
j. y HENDERSON,
WV. REDpICK,
ALEX. NAUGHEY,
j. G. CRooKHR
ANDREW WHICH
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Meantime, however, there is no diminution
of taxes, and ~ property shrinks in value the
percentage Of taxation keeps rising.
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WEALTH OF ILIINOIs.-The total assessment
Of real and personal property in Illinois, our
readers may not be aware, has been steadily
on the decrease since 1873. The following fig.
ures show the state of the case:
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res show the State Of The case:
, 1878-08-15
CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE OF
WASHINGTON.
PREAMBLE,

We, the people, grateful to the Su-
preme Ruler of the Universe tor our free
dom, in order to secure and perpetuate its
blessings, from a more independent and
perfect government, establish justice, in
sure tranquility, provide for the common
defense and promote the general welfare,
do ordaia and establish this constitution
for the state Of Washington.
, 1878-08-15
CONSUMPTION CURED,

An old physician letired from active prac-
tice, having had placed in his hands by an
East Indian missionary the formula of sim.
pie vegetable remedy for the speedy and per-
tarrh, Asthma, and all Throat and Lung az.
fections, also a positive and radical cure for
General Debility and all nervous complaints,
after having thoroughly tested its wonderful
curative powers In thousands of cases, feels 1t
his duty tn make it known to his suffering
fellows The recipe will be sent free of charge
to all who desire it, with full directions for
preparing and successfully using. Address
with stamp naming this paper.
DIR. Nj. F.. Bell,
No. 6S COuf tiand ST.,
9 BALTIMORE, MD.
, 1878-08-15
Gilmore 81 Co.,
629 r ct, WASHINGTON. DC

WILL PRACTICE BEFORE THE
General Land Office, office of Indian AZ
fairs, Department of the Interior, the
Court of Claims, and United States Su-
preme Court, Claims of all kinds arising
under laws governing the disposal of pub
lie land, or the adjustment of French.
Spanish, and Mexican Igrants, or other
private land claims. Special attention
given to cases involving titles to grant
lands and mining claims. Land war
rants and land scrip bought. Cash paid
for soldiers addition homestead rights.
Send stamp for circular of instructions.
Three stamps to pays postage II you want
full set Of blanks and Instructions.
, 1878-08-15
ARTICLE l.
BOUNDARIES,

The boundaries Of the State Of Wash
ingtOn shall be as follows:
Commencing one marine league west
from the mouth of the middle of the north
ship-channe OF the Columbia River;
thence. along the northern boundry of the
State of Oregon. up said river to where
the forty-sixth parallel Of north latitute
intersects the same near the mouth Of the
Wallr Walla River; thence east, along
said parallel to where 1t intcrsects the mid
die of the main channel OF Snake River;
thence sourtherly, along said channel OF
Snake River. to where 1t intersects the
iorty-flfth darallel ofnorth latitude; thence,
east along said parallel, to where it inter-
sects the meridian thirty seven degrees
and thirty minutes west; thence, north
along said meridian, to where Il inter-
sects the crest of the Bitter Root range of
mountains; thence, northwesterIy, along
tie crest of said mountains, to where it
interserls the thirty-nnth meridian west;
thence. north. along said meridian to the
boundry-line of the British Possessions
thence; westerly along the line ofthe Brit
ish Possessions to point one marine lea
que west from the mouth Of the middle OF
tile channel of the Straits Of Juan de Fuca;
thence sOuthcrly, O distance Of one marine
league west from the east shore OF the
Pacific Ocean, to the place of beginning
including all the islands and parts OF is
lands within said boundaries, with the
jurisdiction OF tho United States.
ARTICLE II.
EMINENT DOMAIN.
SECTION l. The State shall have con-
current Jurisdiction on all rivers bordering
OH the State, so far as such rivers shall
form common bounlry to the State and
any other State or Territory, now, or
hereafter to be formed and, bounded by
same.
SECTION 2. The title to all lands or
other property, which has accrued to the
Territory OF Washington. by.gitt, grant.
purchase, forfeiture or otherwise shall vest
IN the state.
SECTION 3. The People Of the State,
in their right Of Sovereignty, are declared
to possess the ultimate property In and to
all lands within the Jurisdiction of the
State; and all lands, the title to which
shall fail from defect Of heirs, shall revert
or escheat 70 the State.
ARTICLE III.
DISTRIBUTION OF POWERS.
SEC. /. The Government OF the State
shall be divided into three separate and
distinct departments, to-wit: the Legisa-
tive, the Executive, and the Judicial.
SEC. 2. Nor person or collection OF per
sons, holding any position in. or exercls-
ing any authority under, one Of these de-
partments, shall hold any Office in, or ex-
ercise any authority whatever, under
either Of the others, except such as may be
expressly provided for In this Constitn,
tiOn.
ARTICLE Iy.
SUFFRAGE AND ELECTIONS.
SEC. |. Every male person, over the
age OF twenty-one years, belonging to
either Of the following classes, who shall
have resided in the State for six month;
next preceding any electlon, shall be
deemed qualified elector at such election
lst-Citizens OF the United States.
2d-Persons Of foreign birth, who shal
have declared their intention 10 becomt
citizens, ronformably to the laws oi the
New-York tribune., 1878-04-27
Gelu uOanieo

Gelp Uanieo
GENTS WANTED To sell GaylC's ahsO-
~ ntcy ndeibe Ink strongly ndors,d by thc most eminent
chemists Of The country selling readily wherever offered
an excellent article Spring Trade. foI tvIme &C. spN
after 2 D. ~. 10 the NEN-YOkk NEWS COMPANY is
BernILan ST.. Ncw-NOIk.
An able energetic and responsible New-YOrk
"A agent is wanted py odcstablishcd English color
house sale Of their manufactures reds blacks Pals
green's &c; TO suitable fIin good ana continued support
VIII be gwen. Apply by letter To V T. " care OF AcS-fs
Geo Co. Advertising Agents, 30 Cornh LOndou'
England.
DOY WANTED-WhO resides with his pa
ID rents uptown, in the Office Of dry goods commission
house Apply handwriting IL applicant with rciercncesi
salary SlGG fret Address B Box 4O Tribune Ohce
XVANTED-GOOd sharp men to sell in the
w city by cauvasDg article especially adapted to The
wants public and where introduced have met
required Address further
a. w. T., Tribune once.
XX1ANTED-In a farmers family living 1l2
w hours by rail from New oTk. Long Island neat
young assist in the Of children sewing house
work, requires no heavy WoIk a. Other help
VIII home and De regarded Of
family. consideration Of which comp hsaiou Will be
moderate Address with references HOME care Of New
York Tribune
New-York tribune., 1878-04-27
Crates ano fen0crs.

CRATES and FENDERS.-We would call
special attention 70 large variety OF open
with brass frames AndbOns and Fender Of antique designs
wan Basket ratoS Tor wood and coal also, the largest
assortment Of Crates and Fenders IN the market with
our patent Shaking and Dumping Crate
Wholesale and retail.
j. 3. CONOVER CO, 1868 Canal.st. New YORK.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-27
Eettnres ato Aleeilnos.

T'HE QUARTERLY MEETING of the
i AMERICAN INSTITUTE will be held on THU RSDAY,
Nav = ISIS at o'clock p IN. at roomSn the Cooper
Ruildng CHAS. NICK. LEOSER, Recg Secy
New-York tribune., 1878-04-27
Sales up Auttlcn

DY JOHN II. DRAPER & Co, Auetioneers.
ID The DELAWARE LACKAWANNA and WESTERN
UAILROAD COMPANY will sell 10000 TONS SCRANTON
COAL nj public auction on WEDNESDAY, May l, at II
O'Clock noon, ut 20 Exchange place, ero,>, ,,,.
NTORTGAGE SALE-VAN TASSELL g.
WI KEARNEY. Auctopeers viii sell THIS DAY, at ii
~ Iahes paner drng machines &C. and their appurte.
snces CHARLES IL. COOPER Attorney for Mortgages.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-27
CUPREME COURT. = BENJAMIN ROW

GUPREAIE COURT. - BENJAMIN ROW
- LAND; Jit. and IAIXEY ROWLAND, JR. plaintiffs,
against WILLIAM BALDWIN, defendant. TTlal had
in the City and County of New-York. TO the
detendatGOu are hereby summoned TO answer the
plant in this action, and 10
the plaintiffs attorney within twenty
this summons exclusive Of the day G and In OF
failure 70 appear or answer judgment will De taken
By default for the relief demanded the
plant Dated March /, 1873 Chambers BOughtag Prem.
iiss plaintiffs attorneys Post ONCE address ohce 90
IAbertysU. New OTk City.
NOTICE-Iake notice that upon default 10 appear
the above summons judgment will DO taken against
thousand and fifty and
with April - 1874 aud with ~ this
Chambers, BOughtOn Prrntis plaintiffs atOrneys No %
lAbertyst. New York City.
To WILLIAM BALDWIN,
The foregoing served upon you by publication
pursuant 10 Honorable Charles Daniels OF
The justices OF Supreme Court Of state Of New-Y YOk,
made The ain day O April 1878, and filed with the
pant III te ONCE OF Clerk Of City and County Of New
1OIK on sald 0ayi al the Court House la said city.
CHAMBERS, BOUGHTON & PRENTISS,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-27
Gxrarsions.

I OF OWNERS, WoOdlawn Cemetery.--Tbe
30 ents for the round ZIP,
New-York tribune., 1878-04-27
Corporation Notices.

PROPOSALS for 5000 BARRELS of FLOUR
Will be received ~ the Department Of Charities and Cor
rectons until May 1878 For full particulars The city
Record sale at No City Hall
PROPOSALS for DRY GOODS, GROCER
les, will be received by the Department Of Charities
until May 3 1873 For full particulars see
The CITY Record f0r sale at no. City ItaL
New-York tribune., 1878-04-27
Eeoal Notices.

NEW-YORK SUPREME COURT, CITY and
~ COunty Of New YOrk-MaTy HavcmeyeT plaiuth, ag
Caroline Marie Antoine Marie 1hereHe Iaygne, John b. G.
Antoine Henry a. l.. Antoine Made Eliza Antoine, Eliza
beth Pons COide Ramc Jean Marie Ca1eT Francois Ca
der Philippine CadieT Jacob Kneisc John a Jacob EniL
william Ray. James Gray Edward Tofyer August Hon
Jesse g. Rowe Joseph Maatesa the People Of The state OF
NewI ok aud unknown owners thereby intending their
his her IN whole part, unknown 10 dc
ignate heirs at or legal representatives OF Pacde Cham
bon deceased brother Of John H. ChaniOn also deceased
native Republic Of France the lime Of his
resident OF West HOboten. Hudson County State of New
Jersey United states OF America also and all other heirs
ea representatives Of OheT deceased brothers
OF said John ChambOp, defendantsAcOn desired TO be
tried the ~ and County OF New YOrk.TO the above
defendants NOu hereby summoned 10 the
complaint Tins action copy Of your
the plaintiffs attorney within twenty days after the
Of this summOns exclusive Of the day OF service aud In
failure 10 appear answer judgment will be
taken against by default for the rGd demanded in tho
congratulated New YORK City, April 2. 1873.
EDGAR LOGAN, Plaintiffs Attorney,
Post ONCE and Office address, No J5 Walstreet, Newiork
City.
10 Elizabeth Pons Jean Marie Cadier Francois Cadier
Philippine Cader, and unknown owners: The foregoing
mons upon YOU by publication pursuant
Of Hon Joseph Potter Justices of The Supreme
Court OF the state Of New York daied the 25t day Of
April 1878 and filed with the complaint in the office Of the
Clerk Of the City and County OF NewN0rk, at the New
County Court House In the CITY of NewYOrk-Dated New
York City, April 2j, 1873.
EDGAR LOGAN Plaintiffs Attorney,
Office and Post Office address, No. % Wastreet AewYOrk
City.
Ape law6ws
New-York tribune., 1878-04-27
Gitnations manieo--frmales

COOK. &c-German Protestant cook ana
lauDdress tho[oughy @ 1e Tsr st
NOOK. &c.-A Protestant woman and daugil-
- ter either city or eonntTy The moteer as G@CE q o. a a
SELF generally useful good references required Inquire
43l West l9thst, city.
COOK, HOUSEWORK, &c.-By capable tidy
~ girl for ciy counir understands az kinds 81 eoS1
HONE REAu, 75s 6.ave, four doors above loth.st
VIIAMBERMAID.-C D.-Chambermaid and seam
stress or iaSG care 0i grown & 9 m AVE- between 4Ot
aai9i and 9isiss tsHs '''' 49,.
NHAMBERMAID, &c.--A lady leaving the
" city place for excellent girl either a. % ca
SeT%aS Ssge a9 uc Of ed Sf SaG be dRy
woTld me to go IN thG GG1nS p Snn Ce empoyeTs
NRESSMAKER.-Bya thoroughly experienced
~ cutter filter and trimmer latest STYLES SngaEEenen M
Own Sy 1nf fT5ane fISi % 6fsco S ass GfoadTay.
nRESSMAKER, &c.-A frst-class French
DIRE ssnIaker cutter will out TO work by me
day or week work at home hoy on IeonPs 81 @ @ poces Ad
dress Nine BEDHOS. 1856 West 28th.st --
HOUSEWORK-A good, strong and willing
references Can 3d6 gu ayenear 2Sdstst floor
uOUSEWORK.-By a Swede girl. recon-,
meEded s being goTg % F}q9 % S S0Sf Of + the Sonss good
GaEel excellent washer and repsr country or city, any
HOUSE CLEANING.-By a woman to do
dress G. H., Box IL, Tribune Onice.
KITCHEN MAID or 'HOUSEWORK.-5y q
IN voung wiling DOL ginC girl has references is neat
obhCDg ara industrious; objection to the country c'n
pl in cooking and washing or assist III ulS'A '"oIA' '
0t 200 Gth-aye. near lsilst.
] ADY'S MAID and SEAlISTRESS.-Protes-
German is good laTueSScT aud AZ
CustOmed wait on ladies city fofcrcnce t5o oNe.
AUNDRESS a competent woman, as
frs,class laundrcss thoroughly understands her bus
all It's branches best city references NO l4O "e'
Sistst -
7 AUNDRESS.-A respectable Young woman
IL as first class aundress I'm private family wiz ASSIST
with ChRmberWOrk city Country best references Al
l. C.. Up town tribune Office NO. ZSs bloadNay
I ATNDRESS.-Af first-class cOlOrcd laundrcss,
with first and unsurpassed facilities
rutng In all branches. Cal or ad!reSS MARY H. OOhDON
No. 12S West 30tlrst
MRS. HALL, EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, has
" removed from 23ds To 290 6thaye Her customers viii
carefully selected servants III all capacities al wages 10
suIt the times.
NURSE.-A Young girl (1G) to take care
~ Of children; years reference woud Ike to go in the
NURSE.-By n competent and respectable
dren no the country best city references 900
5thave. present employcr. -------
DEIIABLE servants at the parlOrs of the
Ii LADIES' PROTECTIVE UNION ana DlhEt lpf.ni
removed 10 62 West 3jd-st Annual sHbscIii' ~ III a
of the Home Martha's Rest" All other charities con
nectcd with this society viii be discontinued uhl 7u'u''
BY the public.
WAITRESS, &c. - BY a very competent
w Scotch girl; understands making salads &C. uAhg
charge Of silver glass SC. serving at table III very c
fcient manHer city country Call at 2VO OtAANe near
lSth-st.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-27
Gorses, Carriages, Garnrss, &f.

DARK TOP PHAETON for SALE; cheap,
In perfect condition account OF owner going 70
Earopei Inquire PRIVATE STABLE, l42 Vest letAss
New-York tribune., 1878-04-27
NATURES SMETHODS-THE REST CURE.

HILLSIDE HOUSE, MONTCLAlR, n. j.
i few choice with board. Address HILLSIDE
HOUSE. Montciair. ". j.