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Bmlileeafos NEand aM has frtsas3
s5k5-ka iucfsaae ~ 50 s8 IS aaaastsaB
ca spFtaisal ever isss geaG
TIssrf y Jsses d,tl a. w4abary.
Jans Sc. aged 81 gtafs iic Wss sn *.
msmber 81 Ceugtsss asa caves ultou
- Ter ssth Yesr
co sa,atday AL enc q 81 be CApA-
slans epcsmpcd laa 9t6so new North
Troy. and ftmaioed % comparative qales
over sandsy
Charles Royce. 81 B1yaaon wAs
droHssa IL the river near that place on
lhe 7lh wtlle attempting % cross Il. Ills
body wss found The follow * Monday
~. McNiel. Of Charlotte, wAs thrown
from bis carriage. Tharsiay and badly
Injured It's thought bis hip bone is
broken aud several ribs
several horses have recently died ia
liAmmondsviile from some cause uB-
known II i suggested lhAt farmers be
careful about scattering Paris green il
the grass bordering on potato 6elds.
Burglars entered the house Of Guy N.
willard, 10 Burlington, Tharsdsy night,
aud stole "a the provisions IN the house,
some wearing apparel aud aud small
sun o. money
Mr. c. H. Tracy, Of Boston, who was
recently arrested, charged with forgery
connected with The Albee, Buxton bank
book theft which occurred At South Lon.
donderry over yeAr ago has bceu entire
" e1on0fated and honoraby scquiued
A young man named Collins, standing
on the steps Of his islber's residence, in
Caslletou, was .lrnck by lightning the
other AFTERNOON Although bic injuries
are serious. ii is thought they will not
prove fatal.
u. G. Lindsey has commenced survey
for road to branch of from The d, & l..
Il. r.. through Gates meadow, near
Cambridge depot His object is supposed
10 be 10 build railroad up the valley TO
Mount Mansfield for the transportation Of
lumber.
One night recently, at South Pomfret,
an immense rock weighing many tons be-
came looseued from It's seat near the top
OF the high bill just south OF the village
aud went crashing down across the high
way. breaking down trees aud demolish-
ing fences, but doing no other damage.
Hon. Frederick Billings OF Woodstock,
the new president OF The Northern Pacific
railroad, i. now The largest individual
stakeholder, carrying 81 600, 600 Besides
be !. proprietor OF $4,000 acres of fine
wheat arId. lie il a strong man intellect
uslly, with faith in The paying develop.
ment Of the Northern Pacific aud its land
grant, tie believes that ina very few
years the road will be in operation from
st rAnl to Puget Sound
The committee, consis ing OF Col. w.
G. Wesley, II Atkins snd Hone X L.
Parker, v no have been investigating the
affairs Of the Chsnplain Mutual ln-
surance Co., aud find that an assessment
Of 10 per cent, II paid promptly, will pay
all the claims aud wind up the company
in good shape.
Several young gentlemen aud ladies' of
Montpelier recently visited Berlin pond.
A Young man in one of the boats contain
ing five ladies aud gentlemen persisted in
rocking the boat to scare the ladies', caus-
ing IL to capsize. Fortunately the other
boats were near at hand and were soon
to the rescue. One young lady had a
narrow escape from drowning.
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The Benacfais are hsfibE soao
srau1e ever ibe silver bil BsyAfi
@h6 Is gbairiaAs II ibe senate spNane
emmaies. sp3 KefnAs. Smother bard
m ucmecui. u lhe o0mmit,ee,
base ae8 wish he RepeblleAss AID
decided aai 10 report tbe tiii u tits
tnsF The Demeefais thiak that IL
y ssssry "a order 70 carry tie Gay
is 0ais ihsi tbs bill sb0eld reported Il
tae pfeseol session Consequently
iseue 10 > slteug effort made 70 take
i#c Lill from tbo eommitsee snd order
3. ~ be reported which l. 40 auusasl
ptaeetaisg ssd = direct insult 70 the
hard asaasy @ea on the committee u
tas Il 8oae. Baysfd aid kerasu viii
~ baby fesjgp
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HE mtelng "a hs National Eacaup
mfbt ~ lhe q. 5. x. .. AlbABy The
presoBt week ~As az occasion d grea,
iatelrH and sAgws that the coantiy j.
mau aad more disposed each year 10
b9asf iae grand 90 army that saved
tbe lepabIu The Albany people did
~ shrs cagd g make the occasion M
tewtae ibe people ,urped out 10
ia8 frea Ard there weie also large
delegations II people from other places.
nsklpg tbc sueels u he state capital
literally crowded with people The
pafaae wa a Gae ohe. there being a
large nam5cr q the national guards IN
line besides the Posts 81 veterans and
officers Of distinction 10 the late war
The publio buildings aud residences
werc finely decorated aud i, was al.
together gala day.
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Dime noxel reading l. held responsible
iaT she praeiices Of tie souihfui band Of
burglars recently discovered a. south
l.gghHon The boys belonged 10 tepeel.
aele families, bat yellow covered trash
armed lhtlf hessis sud thfy organized
wiih secret sians. grssps sud passwords.
Soisma oaihs boaad them. sbd their fsa.
atEvons wss c2se 10 TIE hillside ons
q: lhe thieves g.ve his sweetheart an ele.
sxai gold ring, s'aieu from lbe viilsge
jrwsisy store. sad tbs led 10 the delsc.
sloa Of TIE iks gang
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Congress il trying tc get ready to
adjourn but 1, depends upon the fate Of
the appropriation bills. The army bin
viii NEE, With some opposition in the
senate bat j il thought that the Presi-
dent will sign il Il forbids the use Of
the money appropriated 10 transporting
the army 70 be used to keep the peace
81 ne polls, bat the President has al
ready declared that il is not his inten-
tioo to use the army for that purpose,
aud the act passed at the last session
prohibiting the army from being used
~ posse c9mmtta'fs 10 keep the peace
practically does away with the use o.
the army for that purpose, 50 that the
preseui prohibition really amounts to
bat little The supplemental judiciary
btu however. prohibits the use Of the
money ior the payment Of supervisors Of
elections aud marshals appointed for
carrying out the election laws, aud
also prohibits the President from APP
pointing these officers with the expec.
tatico that they will be paid out Of a
iutute appropriation. In other words
the Democrats falling TO repeal the laws
which the President is bound by his
oaih 10 faithfully execute, they seek to
nulliIy them by refusing TO grant money
Tor the purpose. II ia thought the
President will veto this nice arrange
mcut, and we see no way 10 which he
can well avoid doing il.
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ODE TO 4 POTATO BUG |
Alk

Where wac you born you ugly creature,
With striped wings your only feAtufe
I'm sure there's no one here TO greet you
Except with PARIS Green.
But Of that same dose will meet you
Wherever you're seen
Some sAy you hail from Colorado,
Where short breathed people, when go bad, Ol
Mako pilgrimage, then feel so glad, VI
And YOU have come
From such fair long .wiuded State. o.
With noiselees hum.
Foul fall the fiend within thy breast
That made thee quit thy native West,
For thou art the most Internal pest
Has vet been here,
And more yivacious dost thou get
Each coming year
Not satisfied with our potatoes
Thou meddlest also with tomatoes,
Aud spite OF our honest yetoes
And earnest prayers.
Like roaring lions thou dost take US
All unAwaree.
On fence and sidewalk all around,
And at All hours thou Art found,
Ready to pouhoe upon the ground
When vines appear.
And propagate thy race, then walk
on on thine ear.
And having done thy work with Gale.
Thou go-st no one knows ust where,
But leav IT thy motley brood to fare
On juicy le ives.
Who quickly fatteu, then they droop
Liz. rain from caves.
And orAw way down into the earth
From whence their parents had their birth,
Fix weeks they stay and then come forth
With speckied wings
And reproduce with w3ndrous speed
Aooursed things.
But TO the people OF Manchester and adjoining
towns this year,
And gentle June huge d. not fear,
But we shall give YOU hearty cheer
OF pure Paris Green,.
And hope with such fine treatment
You will quit the scene.
@. b. Durham, at Factory Point, has received
iirect from the manufacturers q quantity u
Paris Green which is warranted TO BIO strictly
pure and free from I'll mixtures Of impure
Greens. which will be sold in quantities TO suit
purchasers.
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Haunted Me.

Debt, poverty and suffering haunted
me for years, caused by sick family
aud large bills for doctoring, which did
no good. | was completely discour-
aged, until one year ago, by the advice
Of my pastor, | procured Hop Bitters
and commenced their use, aud in one
month we were all well, and none Of
us have been sick day since; and |
want to say to all poor men, you can
keep your families well year with
Hop Bitters for less than one doctors
visit will COST Worklngman.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

" HoHAcE 0OULD's Estate.
The undersigned. hHyag been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court for tho district 81 MAJ
chester. Commitsionens. to receive, eHamlns and
A9inst all elaine aud demGnds ~ all persons
against the estate 81
Horace Could late # Peru
in raid dlstfiat. dtcesssd, sng 81 cisinh szhlb-
ited 10 onset theFatn. hefeby give pOtiee that 80
viii M ct tie purposes AZORES I'D At the hotel
Of Geo o. DAVIS, ia Peru sfafsssid. "a iAs
z9ib, day II November ~ Al from 10 O'clock 4.
until 4 O'Clock p ~, GA ssa day, Ard that
siY months from the 2gtA day of May
A. D., 1879 lie the iimS Htalled BY said Court fOr
slid creditors 10 present their claims % u for
examination aud hllousDes.
Dated 81 Peru, this 18th day u May Al. 1873.
geo X. DAfLs, o..
s3w Eli II. HART.
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BRADPORp RoaERl. Com
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

UMMIAoIONEk'S NOTICE.
- AusItE A kowELL's Estate
The undersgncd. having been appointed by
the Hon Probate Court for tue District Of Man
ehes,er Commissioners, 10 receive. eKsmine ard
adjust all claims and demands Of all persons
against the estate Of
Austin A. Howell, late Of LandRroYe.
in said district, deceased And I'll claims sThib-
tied In ofaet thereto, hereby gtY" notice that We
wiil meet for tho purpose storesAd. IT the
dwslling. house OF W ". Wiley, 10 ssid Lan igIose
from o'slOeh, a. m until 4 O'Clock y. Ia.
oa said day, and that six months from the
the 7th day OF May, A. D., 1879 is The time
limited BY said Court for said creditors 10 pre-
sent their claims to us for examination aud al
i0wAnce.
Dated at LApdgroya ihis 7ih day Of May,
A. u. 1879.
HORACER. TENN, g..
33W JOHN r. HAYNES S'"
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ADVANTAGES OVER OTHERS.
Manchester,
COMMIssIoNERs NOTICE

= HFSM j. WrEBs, Estate.
The underi ned, having been app 'intodi
the Hon. Probate onrt Tor the Distnct 81 dAu.
chester COinmi-slautr-, Is receive, saline aud
adjust all CLAIMS snd demands 81 AL ptrsOns
Against the astAieef
Henry Weed late ~ Manchester
in aid District, deceased sud sll aims si-
' = Wi mo. / iof fha urp lses sf1isssid 1t the
dweillhg lnn~s = II rec Baldwin, "a bsrpnm-
ylir n "a q Mau,hrsier ~ the i8sh dsR OF Do.
oemh ext from 10 ocl ca m, uiti four
sock N on ad day. 10 ibAt III months
from tho Is II day ii JHUuA ~ 1919 10 the lime
United by eaid Conrt for said creditors 20 pre-.
cent their claims 70 u, for eIsmn stion and al.
iJwanre
Dsted at Manchester. this i6lh, day o. June
a. D., 1873
RICHARD " DKAs, o,
58w EDWARD A. JAMESON. 49,
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SUMMER TRAVEL.

II 700 lpnfnty Ter hrslutsg. heahb ~ resre-
Alion 20 ils II untaiBs l.akes, o. Shore. 0Fer
ton II ACCIDENT INSURANCE ia THE TRay
ELHkS, u HA5ff "a. Aay re.n ~ Agent Win
wsite yssrly masthiy licg il : ftE min
afs- ~ TYeFet fton nHa 10 thirty 4 g. The
cost j. - snssl thAs ANN one can ~ I'D i Nbe
travel. Il Al Cssh TA3d for aeeieeHisl ipjuHes,
n.ar a. NO 4 a
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loMMlSsIoNER.s No1ICE

- Amos lAwhERcr's Estate
Tho undersigned. having been appointed by
Hon Probate Court for the District Ut Aanchas'
ter Commissioners, 70 receve eKsInine and sd
inst al ci,itBs ard demands ~ al persons
aEaiubt tue ettAie ~
Amos Lawrence. lAts d Manchester,
in aid District deceased, and All claims eihib'
tied 10 eject thereto, hereby give notice that 90
will meet for the purposss Aforesaid a. tbs
dwelling housa Of Hofaee W. Lawrence. ia Man
chester, on the ath day q July and 9th day u
Decenber neIt from Que O'Clock, p. ni., until
four O'Clock y. IA, on each Of ssid dAYs and that
si1 months ifam the 7th day Of taDe a ~, 1917,
Il ihs time limited by said Court for sad cred
itotr 10 present their claims 10 us for sKkmina-
ton aud GlloNanfn,
Dated Al Manchester. Ill. lib day u June, 4.
", 1879
JOHN BATHS, o.,m'..
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Peru. Vt. May 2sth. 1879.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
- LYMAN II. GIFYoEDs Estate.
The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court fjr the District Of Man.
chester, Commissioner, so reeeIy examine aud
adjust all ciHims aud demands u Sll persons
against the eststo
Lyman II Clifford, late " D1rsst
IN said District, ttceAsed, AID a elaine cIbib-
tied IN OBJECT he otto, hereby giyt tics that we
will NEED Tor tho purposes Aiolcsaid, At The late
re- idence Of the o,rbsed 10 b,f, OF, on the 9th
day Ut July and itoGy 81 J ece bar ue1i fr' m
one O'clock .. 49,. uLtiI tour &c ucG p. NJ, on
each OF .sid DAYS, aud that ar months from
the 9Th day OF Juny. D., lb.9 j. the time Inn
tied by said Court oi said aiedhors to present
their claims 10 for eEainlna ton aud allowance.
Dated at Dorset tlis Oh day ot June. A. D.,
1879.
] NJ. GlllFFlTh c..,,-.
4lR BhADPORD ROlEHl oouN
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pEIITlON TO SELL REAL rs.

10 fAf uEIih5
6rkIK ~ YgnNosT. District of Manchester, -,
FL Probate Court. held Al Manchester, WiIhih
.rd ~ said district. az The "a day u May
a ~ 1873
Present Hon BaBney n0Brfd. Judge
Y0uf Pei40Ber, Ralph bentley Admleis.
tfafer u MsFs Bentley, late u FnDdsFAnd 10
raid district. dfestssd. respectfully 'sTssfh's
that
Ihs amount q dsbts dae fran
said diseased j. ty4ss ~
The ehafgts u Standardization
rstimAt6d I'D
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o.lsaee 4 det,. eba,gs.tls %


rel estate n said deceased tizA5 %
10 fsise which sam. be pysys ssid Conrt 70
grant him iiosnss 70 ssii 60 meeb VI lks real a.
tsts ~ dtesated, - uees sssFy fer the pkgDsst
u ssld asbts hrd charges q ssmlBistTtslon. ana
p0filga f&hnDt he Foid without lbIafy 70 Hose
iatefsstsd 10 The remainder
Nhsfsgpon Il sac ordered that bearing 90
sad xppliesil1h b held 81 Probate Court " b.
Aai6t Al The Ffobsis Ofsae ia Manchester 10
said aistfict "a the assb dsy " June. a D.
iurs AID rfthans tbffeof aBd the t41as and plAes
II heanug tbsrsnu be siseB - Al psfslrs i1tsfe
sled - blbhshieg ssftihtd sspy u tie sseefa
81 ssld order tbFee aeeks seetsaaseiy ~ the
Manchester joEAhhEa . newspaper pnntsd -
ssl8 Manchester, pfeYioas 20 sasd tinas u hear
reg.
bAs Eseaft.
Atlsss HAkSET HOWARD. JEags.
A ifas Egpy u hec0fd.
So Aslsss. RAHsKY H0wAHD. jugs
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THURSDAY. JUNE 1879
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1879-02-20
Consumption Cured.

An old physician, retired from prac-
tice, having had placed in his hands by
an East India miss ionary the formula of
simple vegetable remedy for the speedy
and permanent cure for Consumption,
Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma, and all
Throat and Lung Affections, also posi-
tive and radical cure for Nervous Debility
and all Nervous Complaints, after having
tested its wonderful curative powers in
thousands of cases, has felt it his duty to
make it known to his suffering fellows.
Actuated by this motive and desire to
relieve human suffering, will send free
of charge to all who desire it, this recipe,
with full directions for preparing and
using, in German, French, or English.
Sent by mail by addressing with stamp,
naming this paper, W. H. Sherar, 149
Powers Block, Rochester, N. Y.
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President Hayes has n FIVE hun
dred dollars to the Foundry Church, in
Washington. The President is turning
religious. He is probably smitten by
remorse at crushing poor Conkling.
1t is truly touching to read of the su-
preme contempt a murderer has for the
world at the moment the moose is adjust
ed. In the fullness of his heart he "for-
gives everybody" then goes up to receive
his harp and crown.
The President has again demonstrated
that his patent Reform is humbug.
He defeated Conkling," and now he
asks the Collector at New York not to
remove any of Mr.. Conkling's friends
from Custom House positions. He only
wanted to crush the wicked Conkling.
Daily Paper: 'Monteverdes statue,
representing Dr. Jenner vaccinating
young child, has been sold for Sic, ,OOO."
1t was probably bought by the Young.
Mems Democratic Club of Columbus, O.,
as it can be used to represent very
beautiful episode in the Democratic man
agement of one of the public institutions
of Ohio.
Gov. Bishop had couple of offices at
his disposal which were not filled by
Democrats. All the Democratic country
papers in the State are now publishing
pufs of each other, in order to show the
Governor what he missed by not ap-
pointing each one of the editors. There's
too little office, or too much Democrat
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Marriages in Jackson County-186S.

Wilson Aleshire and Mahala Keeton
March r. by Williamson Scurlock, J. P
David Williams and Mary Winn
March 49, by 1. B. Bradrick, Min.
Azariah Denny and Malinda Brooks
March 16, by William Cutter, J. P.
Wilson Bales and Sarah Makinson
March II, by Samuel Fouty, J. P.
Nathaniel E. Evans and Jane Jones
March 10, by Robert Williams. Min.
John o. Davis and Margaret Edwards,
March 10, by Robert Williams, Min.
David Goddard and Nancy A. Price,
March %, by Newell Braley, J. P.
Jonathan Fl. Arnold and Lavisa Fouty,
March 25, by Samuel Fouty, j. P.
Henry D. Allison and Eleanor D. Jones,
March Is, by Edward Bache, Min.
J. W. Davis and Mary H. Patten,
April 9, by Joseph J. sprriggs, Min.
BENJAMIN F. Lee and Alice L. Bell,
March Is, by William Cutter, J. P.
George A. Baker and Mary E. Brooks,
April II by John W, Case, Min.
Madison Webb and Nancy Taylor,
April IS, by R. D. Stephenson, Min.
William Dulany and Lydia j. Hooton,
April Is, by John W. Case, Min.
Michael Kelly and Hanna Sammon,
license issued April 18th, but no return
made of marriage.
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STANDARD PARAGRAPHS.

Peter Cooper celebrated his S9th birth
day on Wednesday of last week.
England is carrying the war into
Africa"
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RAYsvILLE, Feb. 12.-Mr. Samuel Rayi
living one mile east of this place, met
with a heavy loss in the burning of his
dwelling house last night. Mr.. Ray had
just completed and moved into his new
house. This morning finds him without
a home. Both the old and new houses
were burned down. He lost nearly all
his household goods. Loss about $4,000.
Everything goes to show that the build
ing was set on fire. l. ii. MCCORMICK.
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Hard Pan.

Some months ago we reduced the price
of subscription of the Standard to one
dollar per year, in advance. Now we
make corresponding reduction in the
price of job work. We print car cards
for one dollar for the first hundred and
fifty cents for each additional hundred
five dollars per thousand. All other job
work in proportion. Letter heads re-
duced 25 per cent in price, and put up in
Holders blotters, for which we have the
exclusive right in this county.
Now come on with your work. If
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The cold, damp winds which prevail at
this season are laden with Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, and kindred diseases, which
are painful and distressing to endure
Great care is necessary to guard the body
from the sudden changes of our climate,
yet, with all our precautions, how many
we find are suffering torture from rheu-
matte or neuralgia affections in varied
forms, The remedy for these diseases
is found in Lawson's Curative, which has
been used with singular success for over
a quarter of a century, and never known
to fail when properly used. 1t can be
had of any druggist.
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Uncle Pete on Religion.

eyes" said the old man, when the SUBJ
ject of religion was broached, i've thot
goodeal on dis subjeck. Aside from
lookin after my own spirritul welfar, de
study is intrestin to me. De study OF
human natur is alluz intrestin. I've
never myself sperienced what dey call a
sudden change of heart, but I've alluz
tried to do right
Dere is such thing, dough as instan-
tanus convarsion. I've seen it tried. I've
seen man seek religion persistently in
all manner O. ways. I've seen him at de
altar an de moners-bench I've seen him
de fgger-head at Sunday school, l seen
him immersed in de big basin at Piketon;
l seen him attacked by worldly-minded
heethun in public conveyance but his
Christun fortytude didn't forsake him;
I've seen him so hemmed in by sin dat
he had to hire niger to give him
certificate of character yet dat man pur-
sued on, and on, undiscouraged, an now
he's one of de Lords chosen people,
shoutin' de praises, an singin' de sans"
But, Uncle Pete, did you hear the
lecture the other evening, at the City
Hall p
"Oh, yes, wuz goin' to tell ye. 1 had
heard a heap O talk bout de lecture; one
member of de church said de people
oughtn't to encourage sich things; an
other said de lecturer ought to be mobb-
ed another said it wuz a wunder de
Lord didn't smite de middle in his wick
edness; an SO on, fur quantity.
Well, gifts me ticket, an 1 goes to
de lectur; l lissened to it all, an wen it
wuz through wuz asst what thot of it.
Well, I'll tell what told EN-. Sez I, de
Bible am de rock on which l build my
hopes of salvation. l believe de more ye
attack de Bible, de brighter its truths
will shine out an eff de Bible an de
Christian Religion can't stand sich at
tacks as dat, den the Christian Religion
better go into bankruptcy at once OATS
my views" And the old man sauntered
away, leaving the impression that his
head was about horizontal.
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"a stitch in time saves nine" is not
more true in mending clothes, than in
getting farm stock through the winter.
An economical and sure help is Uncle
Sans Condition Powder, it restores the
sick, strengthens the weak, improves the
appetite, and will keep the stock in
thriving condition, for it supplies the
valued qualities in grass. Sold oy all
Druggists. For sale by G. W. Miller.
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Man with all his endowments,

Man with all his endowments, is in
many things most foolish he will give all
that he hath for his life, but is reckless
and Indifferent to his health. He will
grapple thief who steals his purse, yet
will daily with cough and cold and fl
nally go into consumption, when such a
sure remedy as Eilerts Extract of Tar
and Wild Cherry can be easily obtained.
1t performs rapid cures, gains friends at
every trial, and is invaluable in bron-
chial and lung diseases. It is safeguard
for all, from the babe to venerable age
andihealth will be restored by its timely
use. No family that has used it will be
without it. Sold by Druggists. For
sale by G. W. Miller. 6feb3m