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Auction.

The grass on the meadow at the home stead of the late Ezekiel Beers will be sold at auction on Saturday, the 29th of June, at o'clock p. Iii. If stormy, the first fair day.
 52-2w SYLVESTER BEERS.
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Medical Electricity.
 More Cures Dr. ]. IS. SMITH. of IT state St..
 BRIDGEPORT. CONN. Mrs, w,-Scrvous prostmtion and chronic constipation, cured in three months.
 Mr, H,-Ulccr, cured in If days.
 Mir. B,--Painfui stricture ofurcthra of years stundimg, cured in four weeks. Mrs, R, - Antcncxion, cured in six weeks.
 Miss Y. of Now York.-Palnful men struution, cured in & treatments.
 Mrs, L,-Aphonia Joss of voice. curod in weeks.
 Mrs, P, of New ork--Prolapsus utcri cured in months.
 Mrs, F. of Hartford-Ncrvous irrita- tion could not sleop, cured in 9 days.
 Miss L.-Sevcre palpitation of heart, cured in 20 treatments.
 Mrs, G.-Drafnoss of years standing, cured ill Il weeks.
 Mir. J.-Tmor, removed by treat mcnts.
 Mir C.-Spcrmatorrhma, cured in 6 months. "A bad easel
 Miss H.-Catarrh of 6ycars, cured in 4 months.
 Mrs. C.-Ulcerative catarrh of 9yrs., cured in little over , moflths.
 Mrs. K.-Hystcria, very bad case cured in three months.
 Mir C-Rheumatism cured in f treat mentS.
 Mr. N.-Hydrocele, cured in B weeks Mrs. D.-Obstinatc constipation, cured in 3 weeks.
 Mir. B.-Dyspepsia of g years, cured in months.
 Mir. L.-Lumbago, cured in 24 days.
 Mrs. B.-Ncrvous prostration. confin- ed to bed, cured ill weeks.
 MT. H.-Mercurial poisoning and per iostctis, was compelled to use cane and crutch, for months-curcd in months.
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Reduction.

fn1n this iiHis taIsari will grind ai mp mill, all kinds ai grain fur ! cents per husAsl.
 '. A. HAMILY. AaWtaWn.
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A Great Reduction
 THE PRICES OF FINE GRoCESESIEsS I

pleasure in announcing through these columns the GREAT of Pure Teas brought to Danbu which we are selling facilities for buying Teas surpassed by Yorkjob we bug direct
 Coffee has marked down. and the present also suffered decline.
 grades of the world be bought elsewhere SUGARS lower R. Moasses; article n great variety.
 Provisions embracing Smoked Meats Fish, &e large ce Uo9id
 everything Money refunded goods not sat
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Buckeye Mower
 PRICES REDUCED.

Look at the record of the great trial at Adams, N. Y., July 9th and 7th, 1877, as shown by the following extracts from tho OFFICIAL REPORTS.
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Bullard's Hay Tedder

makes hay if the sun does not shine so bright. No one who ever used one would do without.
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STALLION
 Young Champion,

Will stand during the season of ISIS at tho farm of JOHN L. HUGHES, at Taunton, beginning May I.
 PEDIGREE-Young Champion was sired by Nanirino Champion and has trOtted his mile in 2.2s. and halfbr0ther to Champion, Jr, who has trotted his mile in 2:2i last falI- Champion is handsome dark bay with one white foot behind, full I5S, hands high, of great bone ana muscular development is good gaited, coming years old. Terms for services SIS to insure with inal
 JOHN L. HUGHES, SeStOWn, Conn.
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i57 Main street, Danbury.
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The Bay State Horse Rake

was first introduced into Fairfield coun- ty by me, and it's sales now exceed that of all other Rakes combined. Call and examine it.
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handsome at this time. He never lost
ce tain beauty, both Of feature and ex.
p ss'ou, but in his early years he was
more like picture OF beautiful, gentle
youth, II a ITS reality. He was tall and
nnely nate, though slender, with fair
complexion, perfect regularity of fes.
ture, md light brown hair parted in the
center and falling to his shoulders, so-
cording 70 the fashion of the day. His
dress was simple, Of black velvet with
the broad linen collar, and upturned
wristbands of the period. He was
soon known at college for his verses.
OF his short pieces written at this time,
one was on Shakespeare, with whose
works, then recently published in book
form, he was very familiar. Among his
other pieces were "At Solemn Mu-
sic, On the Morning OF Christ's Ma
tivity," etc., all showing the extreme
delicacy and refinement of Millions
mind.
Indeed he is striking figure when
we look at the university of those days.
Most of the students led rollicking,
lawless, elf.indulgent lives. Milton,
with his gentle, pensive counteuance,
his grave demeanor, and his growing
genius, seems to stand apart does he
notp When he left Cambridge, he says
himself, he found the meadows and roll
ing hills covered with every variety of
wild flower blooming in the hedgerows
and fields. All this delighted young
Milton, and he soon found congenial
society in the neighborkood. Ludlow
castle, the residence of the Earl of
Bridgewater, was near by, and not only
was the family of the earl pleasant
one, but Henry Lawes, the muaician,
taught music in the household, and
came frequently, az n guest, to Millions
house. On one such occasion he told
them of an accident which had happened
to the young people of the earl's family
While passing through Haywood forest
on their way home, Lady Alice and her
brother were benighted, and the Young
lady was for some time lost in the wood.
This incident suggested to Milton his
masque of Oomus. He wrote the poetry,
Lawes composed the music, and the
earl had it performed at the castle, the
young people themselves taking part
Mrs. Lille, in October Wide Aa0oke.
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Nutmegs.

Nutmegs grow on trees which look
like pear. trees, and are generally over
twenty feet high. The flowers are very
much like the lily of the valley. They
are pale yellow ard very fragrant. The
nutmeg is the seed of the fruit,
and mace is the thin covering over this
seed. The fruit is about as large as a
peach. When ripe, it breaks open and
shows the little nut inside. The trees
grow on the islands of Asia, and in
tropical America. They bear fruit for
seventy or eighty years, having ripe
fruit upon them at all seasons. A fine
tree in Jamaica has over 1000 nutmegs
on it yearly. The Dutch used to have all
the nutmeg trade, as they owned the
Banda islands, and conquered all the
other traders, and destroyed the trees.
To keep the price up, they once burned
three piles of nutmegs, each of which
was as large as church. Nature did
not sympathize with such meanness.
The nutmeg pigeon, found in all the In
dian islands, did for the world what the
Dutch had determined should not be
done, carried these nuts, which are there
food, into all the surrounding countries,
and trees grew again and the world has
been benefited.
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a HenIth. DesIroyInF Ynpor

Is generated by the action of the suns rays
upon damp, decaying vegetation, stagnant
pools and marshy, low-lying tracts. The true
nature OF this miasma is by no means clearly
understood, but there are two facts In relation
to it that are. The first is that the periodical
fevers which it breeds are Of the most virulent
type; the second Is, that these maladies are
rarely cured, although they may be amelio-
rsted by the ordin 'ry remedies employed to
overcome them. The true nntidote to the ef-
tets of miasma is Hostetter's Stomach BitttYs
This medicine is one OF the most popular
remedies OF an age of successful proprietary
specifies and is in immense demand wherever
on this continent fever and ague exists. A
wineglassful three times day is the best pos
sible preparative for encounte ering malarious
atmosphere, regulating the liver, and invigor-
ating the stomach
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A curious incident is related in Lon
don journal. 1t happened at one of his
royal highness' garden parties at Ohis-
wick. A well-known and popular NJ. p.
their to peerage, and at one time the
handsomest man in the House), who had
on several occasions enjoyed the priv
ilege of friendly intercourse with the
sovereign, suddenly espied the queen,
and unfortunately having that dsy--as
was not unusual with him-extended his
study of the effects of alcoholic liquors
too far for perfect sobriety, boldly and
frankly walked up to her, and said, with
genial smile and extended hand, II
really beg your pardon; your face is
very familiar to me, but l can't recall
your name"
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Chinese Astronomy.

The Chinese astronomers ways are
curious and past understanding in these
western lands of science. It is related
that in the fifth moon OF the present year
the learned men of Pekin noticed that
the sun did not shine as brightly as had
been its custom. Instead of being
clear, it had to them n red and lurid
look. The weather was dry and the sky
covered with mist. Turning to their
scientific books their learned men saw
with amazement that these signs, by all
the laws of science aud antiquarian
knowledge, gave warning of danger to
the imperial family. The tidings were
promptly carried to the throne. Orders
at once went forth for the defense of the
residence. The gates were guarded by
soldiers and the line of wall was zealously
defended. A panic spread among the
people. Something was about to hap
pen to the emperor, thev said, and what
it was no one knew. To allay the dis
quiet and to end the questions that we're
pouring in upon them, tthe authorities
at last said the government was on the
brink Of war with Russia. Some
triding discussion between Russia and
Chinese authorities in central Asia gave
color to the report. But suddenly the
illusions were dissolved. At the i'm
rerial household one day JOY waH
awakened by the first appearance on the
stage of history of his imperial highness,
the fifth prince. Thereupon the wise
men of the Fest returned to their books
to find out where they had made THEN
blunder. 1t was laid down they learned
NI,,A Il, n
and lurid shy were averted if rain should
fall within FIVE daysafter their first ap
pearance. OF course rain had fallen.
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The knt Men,n Cnnven,Inn.

We can see some pleasure, if no reason. in
tho convening of baby chow, but We confes
able or otherwise, for fat mems convention
unless il be the fact thst misery loves COM
pany. For fifty or hundred men, whose sew
eral weights range from two hundred to three
hundred pounds, 10 hold convention simply
becau-e Of so much surplus avoirdupois, Is
absurd TO say the least. 1t becomes dOubly so
when We reflect that obesity is a disease. Wha.
would we think of as many persons emaoiated
by consumption holding convention to COM
pare their relative weights There is but one
ground upon which we would advocate another
fat mems convention, and that is that they will
meet to discuss the merits of Allan's Anita
the only known'remedy for obesity. II is safe
and reliable. Sold by druggists.
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By the wav, did you know that for the
past eight months your wife hasSbeen
using the diary you started in January
for an account-book with the grocer and
butcher ? We saw it the other day, and
right under the last paragraph you
wrote in it, where you said : ''I feel a
lifting of my being into higher life,
feel my feet stepping on a higher plane;
the soul of poesy is calling me into
sphere of grander action, and I throw
of the trammels and the coarseness of
everyday material life aud its animal
existence, as I rise to obey the call Of
genius - RIGHT under that it saws
" Two pounds of mutton suet, half a
calt's liver, piece Of bone to boil, and
pound of link sausage, forty-five
cents. "-BtIrlin9tOH HalOkeye.
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A Child's Suicide.

A most astonishing case of self. de-
struction, the victim of which was
mere child, almost babe in years, has
just occurred IN this city, says recent
number of the Cincinnati Enquirer ::
Little Henry K'pplts. seven years OF
age, who lived at Nc. SO Martin street,
because his mother refused him some.
thing he asked her, left his home, and
bidding his sister goodbye, walked
down to the river, undressed himself
and jumped in, ending his childish
troubles and his young life at the same
time. The circumstances are these
Little Henry came home from school,
and as usual went to his mother for his
afternoon slice of bread and butter. His
mother gave him a piece of bread Oh
which there was no butter, but he re.
fused to take it. She told him she
would not give him any butter on his
bread, whereupOn he laid 1t down ano
left the house. On the way he met hie
sister and bid her good bye, telling hen
she would never see him again, which
was the last seen of him by any of the
family. His clothes were found on the
river bank back of Goodhue's stone
yard, near the Little Miami depot, and
the generally accepted theory is that he
went down to the river, and, undress.
ing, jumped in and was drowned.
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billions BoYhOod.

He was sent at an early age to st.
,li school, which stood then as now
d the rear OF the great cathedral, a fe
ps distant from his fathers house /;
81 IN these daily walks it was quite
Qbable that the sehoUlboy sometimes
Shakespeare and Ben JOnsOn on
i way to those famous "wit com
at the Mermaid tavern in Bread
faot Al school Mllt II studied Latin,
ikeek and Hebrew, and finally added
flsiian tn the o diuary studies, in all of
hich he excelled.
have said that the home influences
y h's childhood were of gloomy kind,
aRe,there was one bright and cheerful
.oment in the solemn household in
d street-Milton's father loved
'D; he had composed a great deal,
hat day, and was a skilful per-
er on the organ and bass Viol.
Milton learned them of his
and the two passed many happy
in the "sweet harmonies of
which Milton loved all his life.
Ne the scrivener's shop was a room
ted to various domestic uses there
Ea father and son shared their music,
'aI perhaps to this tuneful side OF his
'oghood he owed his fret impulses to
lte verses. He must have begun very
ong, but his real fame came late IN
a 1925 he was sent to Cambridge
saity, where his extreme beauty of
attracted immediate attention,
e students dubbed him 1.-THE
He must have been marVelously
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.-Farmerss Fami.
les and Others oan purchase no Remedy equal 70 DF
TOBIAS VENETIAN LINIMENT for the cure OF
CHOLERA, Darrhuea, Dysentsry, Group, olc and Sea
sickness taken internally tit 10 perfectly harmless;
oath accompanying each bottls) an externally foI
ghronlo kneumatism, Headaohes Toothaohe, Bore
Throat, Outs BufnR, SWallings, Bruises, Mosquito
Bites, Old Snres, Pans in Limbs, Back and Ohss The
VENETIAN LiNlMEkT was introduced lu l547, and
who mas used IL but continues TO do 30, many
stating # Il was Ten Dollars Bottle they would not
be without H. Thousands Of Certificates can be seen
at the Depot, speaking OF lite wonderful curative proper
liss. Sold ~ the Drusgists at 80 cas-. Depot 4
Murray st., New York
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The professional Endorsement which has been
accorded by leading medical men in v4rious
parts Of the country to DR.. VIM. Halls Balsam
for the Lungs, is a sufficient guaranty OF its
efficacy in eradcating diseases of the breath
ing organs. These gentlemen has6 thoroughly
tested the remedv aud their concurrent testi-
mony is to the effect that it is positive specific
for lung, bronchial and throat affections of
every description, ami a most reliable preven-
tive OF that dreaded scourge, consumption.
Druggists sell it,
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A FAVORABLE NoToRIETY.-The good repu-
tation of Browns Bronchial Troches for the
relief of coughs, colds and throat diseases,
has given them favorable notoristy. Twenty
i've cts. a box.
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Half dozen onions planted in the
cellar, where they can get a little light,
will do much toward absorbing and cor
reeting the atmospheric impurities that
are so apt to lurk in such places. DR..
Foote's Heath Monthly.
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Gold closed at 1908 says a financial
dispatch. We are all right on the 4, what
we want is the 100 -Bre0kfcst Table.
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The most dans erous fevers are typhoid, bill
ious, malarious and gastric. These all origin
ate in the stomach, liver or bowels and may be
easily prevented. One OF Parsons Purgative
Pills each night for week will drive disease
from the system.
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missionary just returned says he regards
Johnson's Anodyne Liniment as beyond al
price, and eficacious beyond any other medi
cine. 1t i adapted to great variety Of special
cases, and is the best pain killer in the world.
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N. H., N. Y. y PA. o. DIRECTORY.

-- j. j. Pike Co. OF CHELSEA. Macs. arr arranging
Business Directory In which viii be recorded trador
In each and city who has for sale Pixies Centennial
Salt Rheum salvs FOR diseases OF the skin. such ss
Salt Rheum, Sore Lips, Chapped Hands. outs, Buns.
scslds, Piles, oorns, BunionS Insrowng Nails etc.
this salve has no equal.
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Familiarity with the writings OF the great
poets is a necessity to anv one who wishes to
appear well in company. For 10c. we will send
a book Of 100 selections from the beautiful mel
odies of Moore, the grand poems OF Byron. and
the unt qualed songs of Burns, and so popular
songs. Desmond & Oo.. 915 Race st., Phila
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Frank Buckland, the naturalist, de-
clares that babies swim naturally. A
friend put one into warm water, and it
took to it like duck, swimming briskly.
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Plans for railway up Vesuvius have
been completed and the work is to be
begun at once. The cars will be drawn
by wire rope, moved by stationary
engine. The road is to be ready within
q year
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Thirty OF the best organ makers of the world
are competitors at the Paris Exposition. A
cable dispatch to the Associated Press says two
highest awards have been awarded to the
American makers, Mason & aamlin.
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Hon. @. r Parsons, mayor of Rochester, was
radically cured OF Be ghts Disease by Craig's
Kidney Cure. Depot 40 University Pl., n Y.
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To cleanse and whiten rhe teeth, to sweeten
the breath, use Browns Camphorated sapona-
oeous Dentifrioe. Twenty-Five cents a bottle
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a GOOD WELL or $50 is made in one
day with our 4 foot WELL AUGER. Anger
Book free. w. GILES, 1T. Louis, Mo,
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~ octave pages -Fdited BY Drs H. y. FooTE, SR,
and in Sc on trial for six months for -FOUR Re.
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min IN n1nn1 invested In Wall 81. Stocks makes
NIU iii hIlIlIlI fortunes every month, Book sent
W ~ free explaining everything,
Address BAXTER CO., Bankers, n Wall ST., NY
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MAKE MUNtT 2TTS free. ~ BOOKS. Sporting Goods.
Games, Novelties, 30 Agents wanted. ". > BALDWIN
90. III Nassau st p. o Boz ava, New Yotk
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Forupwards OF thirty years Mrs. WINSLOWe
SOOTHING SYRUP has been used for children
with never failing success. 1t correots acidity
of the stomach, relieves wind collie, regulates
the bowels, cures dysentery and diarrhea,
whether arising from teething or other causes
An old and well-tried remedy. 25 cts. bottle.
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nrPORTANT NOTICR.-Farmers, Fami.

Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco.
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HOMES In The WEST

Excursions to Lincoln, Nebraska,
Leave New York aud New. England the
Fhird TuesdRy In every Month until Uccem-
1ers Excursion No. l6 leaves TUESDAY,
nCT. l1lh. Fare about hall reRular
HRte1, Fast trains and hrEt-ciass accommodation
garsnteed For desorip iys Lard CirOu Srs lnforms-
ion about 1foksts ets ssud address Postal Gard to
PLIS MO0RE. 3I7 NrO0dW ay, New orb,
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mRM PAY.-with Stencil outhts. What costs 4
nNWT cts sells rapidly for 80 cts. Catalogue free
SuNN 8. n. SPENCER, WGshn St, ,Boston, Mas.
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Three dozen Boxes d-4 gross), will be
sent TO PEDDLERS, STOREKEEPRRS,
DRUGGISTS, texpressage pnidl on receipi
of S4,OO-nbOut eleven cents box.
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4 sure RELIEF FoR THE SUFFERER

4 Vegetable Preparation, invented in the
18th century by DR.. William Grace Surgeon in King
James army. Through its agency no cured thous.
ands OF the most serious sores and wounds that
bafied the skill of the most eminent physicians of
his day, and was regarded by all who knew him as
q public benofactor.
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IMANTEn Men for one year, to begin work at
~ AN EU once. Salary fair Business first class.
~lspSvwVs-S, MoSiroR GLASS woRSs CisotSNATI OHIO.
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kI1DERS PASTIIIES.5s sEss ss s,1S; aS5la a.

HOMBiNAT1ON nin,rr. n'kf'st puh Ten
~ Sets, 100 piece Sl4. Fire Engraved Gublets .
d0s. IvCryuRnded Table knives SU doz House
Furn shinr complete. Good be 1ed ffes. b0psge Price
LIT fr.s -stnrd, Cuo. or institute, N :. city.
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n - DAY 10 Agents oauvAesing Tor tina Fsrre-lhs
N Visitor. Terms and Outfit Free. Address
YA p. y. VlOKERY, Augusta, Maine.
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conn A NlONTU-AGents Wnnted-38 best
AHHII selling artices in The world one Dle free,
WVVV Address JAY BRONSON, Detroit, Mich.
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new RICH BLuQn!.

- uPursOnS' PurGnlive Pills make New Rich
Blood, and will oompetely change the blood in the
entire system in three months. Any person who will
take pail each neht from TO II weeks may be retorsd
70 sound health IL suoh thing be possible Sold srcrp
trhers or sSNf bg moO for sight tetfcf sopps
l. 3. JOHNSON CO.,
Bangor. Maine.
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puogll n Agents % Ad,y sample FREQ "The Mas.
TIUll sau Delight" FRED JONES, Nassau, N. Y.
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GLASS BALLS, Traps 30 Price list free Ad
NJ DR. - Great Western Gun Works, PittsburR, Pa
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S1 Addfsss s. 6acsczs WV GS., @aton. DIT
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INNhUWINU HVoNUIIO
FLEA BITES, SPIDER srIN0s,
And oil cutaneous diseases and eruptions generally.
PRICE Is CENTS BOX. BY MAIL IS CENTS.
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UPHAMS ASTTllA. \. E;s., CO ,oI sGlf T., :,
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pnovE,n BnoruulAI Taocnra. 70, ooughs nna oold.
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1890 o3s 1s"TG coz EG 4osSE e fG Il 4 T: 2ou.g III
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BAND. Words and Music for I q
ID ots., postpaid j. Obadsey Chatham Centre. N. Y.
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CpuD JOEents for Oct Agonts Herald a Directory
DhNU Nome Free. AEents' Pub. Co., Phila., Pa.