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New-York tribune., 1879-10-27

PRESS OPINIONS or THAT REFORM OPERA
lion.
HOPING FOR TIE BEsr.

The case ought To nave been carefully In
ves.lgated o. The ,.4te oic r. before
made ms l. true even Without IOOking bc!ud Tic
CLaieaugay Railway Company but. when We learn
that this corporation Is Jniy the notorious smith VI.
Wed under another NAME the Necessity Tor extreme
caution ia tue matter becomes more evident Iht cuM
pauy OF Weed owns valuable "a u.ls on tie railroad.
Bv Is Eeat TRANSACTION Weed the carriage OI
ms products for dOlla: year ana running c1pcns"
Governor Robins aud Control er Olcou should eiye
"A wide beith this rovin eta esman whose missionary
adVen ares sOuth Carolina IN lS11 ana liel IN tls
state IA connection with AuJurn T. son. o ht TO MAKE
ev-r,uudy stSp p4clous Of tu winch hc
cernrd Ii Is 10 De hoped tnat the Governor ANA tho
Controller were imposed upon and dl4 know tAev
NeIe dealing with smith VI. Weed.
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ANTLTAMMANY AL DERMIN NAMED.

The Anti-Tammany nominations for Alder
men made Saturday were as follows; In the Iyth
senate District. Jeremiah Murphy and Thomas Brady
Vh Ransom Parker jr; Win. Bernard Kenny and
Joseph strack: with. Robert Hall and George W.
Mclean; yiIIih, Matthew j. Coggey and Jacob Y.
Long IN the rweniy-iBlrd ard Twent yfourth Wards
CONVENTION held and a commit tee pointed 10
confer with all pOlica organizations IN that district
opposed " Tammany Hall. TO II some fusion caudi-
dale could not be selected.
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RECORD OF A BROOKLYN JUSTICE

One of the most important Of the minor Of-
ccs TO be filed at the coming election In Brooklyn is
that of Justice the Peaoe in the Hid District TGe
candidate OF the Republicans IL Francis B Fisher who
has served Justice The district since last January.
when lac was appointed To h tho vacancy caused by
Justice Riieys election sheriff NJ. FIsncr has per-
formed his dulles III manner entirely satisfactory to
the citizens OF the Seventh aud Twenteth Wards which
are Included In the district soon after entering upon
hs duties he prepared Temperance pledge. which
presented many Of the persons brought before
druuKeuness aud II they CHOSE % sgn IL and promised
10 their ways tho Justice was lenien with them
Much good believed 10 have been accomplished this
way, aud ewrlmcs OF violence nave been perpe rated
Ia tne neghborhood during Mr. Fishers incuInbency.
The caDoIate opposed to him IL John Courtney, whose
only qualification for the position seems 10 be that he
served clerk Vf tbis court under Justice Riley.
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tsrI 10 address the multitude. But at 6o'cocA' thc
time Of calling the mfeting TO order there Wcr' o"!
ob,ut fxty pcrsops n the hall No speakers arrived
und tue cnairnan Mr.. Cnnpbtli. sr.. who a'1on hcu @
Iueat ne claims that by fraud some other fOul oS
Ine Sneakers had brcn dc aIred.
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saturday afternoon aud oyrnlI Z. 10 arrange TOT '"
certrd action among the workingmcn In the Stntr 100"
ing io The erection ~ mfmbers ~ tue Ass M i ,
blc to Tue abolition of convict labor III th' iT'"'
In P,iSO
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OPPOSING CONVICT LABOR.

A number of workIngmen from Newark.
Paterson, Jersey CITY, Camden. Philpsburg ana other
manufacturing places met In New-Rrun.wi"h ~ + -
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ITALIAN sLAyEs AT CASTLE GARDEN

il ALLAN Tl.AN IL y A-iNi is44 '-AitLAs-''
through the diligence Of Superintendent Jackson
and Iuterureler Macphrrson of Castle Garden. more
de.ornei Italians who were brought to fh.s country
by padrono 20 follow tho profession of mendlcanis,
were discovered among the immigrant passengers e
the Ce,uc on Saturday. There were several sus-
picious Iialians ON board, but only Rocco and
E.tdio Ungara two Italian dwaTfs the former sixty
and the latter seventy years old, and Francesca
Fiero. fifteen year, old, were held f)I investigations
Officer CMarli of the society for the Prevention Of
Cruelty to Children. was present AZ tie exaniina-
ton ON Saturla, The two dwarfs were IN COM
pany with Rocco Labraico, who claimed 10 be- their
NEPHEW who was to take them to his home IN Chi
cago and support them. HE dvali' gave contra
dirtorv statements. and after much persistent i'll
on r. sa they were for twenty-five years members
of tie order Ga Franciscan monks lbeggaT iraIsl IN
IaurAuZaua. which institution became rNlnCt
twelve years agO. aHd they lad since supported
themselves by day labor" They also said they
had made contract with Labraico VINO was not
their nephew, To come to TINS country. wherrupOn
Lahraico became lnceused, aud with an oath ~
braided them for mentioning the contract 1t was
decided then To hold the three TOR still further ca
animation.
The boV Ticro. with a violin under lis arm said
he WAS formerly with q "Wa,fcr" at Chicago. and
had returned To Italy about year ago. He was IN
charge Of man whom ne claimed ~ ms father,
named De ROs aud tie latter az first sustained the
tory, but attcTwaId admitted tlat padrOne
named Piguatoro had PAID their pa>,ag ge. and To-
manned AT Laurauzaua To collect other hovs To
send to thi, country. InIs ease VIII also be inr-
ther investigated. Two other bows. one cripple,
were suspccie,Tof being under the charge # pa
droue. but Ter lack of evidence they were DIS
charged.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27

GLEN CovEs DIsAPPoISTED DEMOCRACY
A Democratic meeting was called at Glen
Cove, l.. l.. ior Saturday night and James W. Covert
John Armstrong and Benjamin W. Downing adv
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MIR. BLANCHARD's FINAL TESTIMONY.

George X. Blanchard, Of Erie. finished his testi-
mony before the Railroad Investigating Committee
on Saturday. He continued the history of the
transportation of oil. In 1876 he said contract was
made with the Standard OIL Company. which pro-
yided that Erie should get 30 per cent of the COM
panv's shiunents The crude oil business oi the
company was then under the control of Charles
Pratt n Co. Divisions of the oil traffi made
between the trunk lines In the following year 1t
was subsequently found that the Lmplre Transport
tatiOn Company, which was associated with the
Pennsylvania Railroad. was in the oil business as
well as Transporting oi and getting lower rates.
The Standard Oh Company tlen Withdrew its
bnsiness from the Pennsylvania Railroad. The
difficulty was aftcrward settled. Mr. Blanchard de-
scrIn,d at length the tight with the llde water pips
lines. He thought that the railroads furnished the
latter means of transporting oil AS the pipes were
liable to become rusted. The records of the
Mclienry trial were put III evidence by eX-Judge
Shipman. The committee then adjourned until
after the election.
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WORK 1T TIE BROOKLYN NAVY YARD


The orders to lit out the United States steam
fri-a,e Tennessee flagship Of tie European squad
ron have been modified. and she is now ordered to
he ready to be put in commission by December !.
to relieve the sidewheel steamer Powhatan rs flag
ship of the North Atlantic OF Home squadron. The
officers Of the Powhatan will be transferred, and
that vessel Will then 20 ont OF commission Drepara-
tory 20 beng converted into "A screw steamer. The
snip Constellation l. stil al the brooklyn Navy Yard,
waiting for stores and supplies Tor the European
fleet she will also take the relief officers and
To- the illgship Trenton, aud return with those rc
levrd
A meeting of persons who have noted the neces-
sity tor a coffee room, combined with boaIdmg-
house for sc1ucn a some point near the Navy Yard,
VIII be held on saturday next al p. NJ. FIR the
purpose OF organizing and appointing committees
10 odeyse plans for such institution Ii Is thought
that It cOuid be made seli-supporting; should b.
conducted on temperance principles, and be under
the charge If the Seamens Friend Society Com
nodnre Nicholson has gwen the use of Sailors Hall,
on Cob Dock for the meeting. and will detail the
NAVY Nard tug to leave iwcnty-thlrd-oI.. East
River al $50 p. H., with those who wish 10 attend
the meeting.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27

WILLIAM II. ROBERTS FOR siE"fF-""' "'
TN FOR COUNTY CLERK AND fhEp""i'A ON -
,.,,. co,,,,ov pts,s .JupsE-rnE OTHER CAND-
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extra western and stats . 60 q so. coed
to choice extra 30 at 80 n b JCm-
mon to ohOiceo white wheat western SztTa al
I 81 a. q, iancv White wheat western Okla a.
! G 35n7 10. common to gooi extra Ono AZ Q ~
B5 o.; common To choice extra 81. Louis at
| 3 aoIj75i patent minnesota extra good - VI i!s
/ 5 55n p; choice to double extra 20 Er $40.
RYE FLOUR, quiet; sales ~l barrels 1t aiI
| ; - FOR state.
CORN MEAL, quoted qu It yellow Wes,orn,
| Jersey and Pennsylvania at U1G2 =.
! WHEAT-irTc Zular and unsettled -pIiuE opened
| shade trmer aud closed steady, winter opoled
| lower and closed firm. Receipts $3.50 bushels .
sales }Sl .uO6 No. , -pring At YeTi III, Nc. . I-l
| ~ l2Ml ~. No. = amber at uy0l TO-! No. ]
white at u"'.
state. 5Sdj9 for western, 81 Tor C,Gafa.
RARLEY- dull and nominal
BARLEY MALT-dull.
CoRN-The market opened shade e't'.eT AID
closed more steady. Receipts ll3G0 bushs. sales
lsS.Oo0 hushs; i1idi4 for ungradsd itGii Tor
steamer AZ for No 2.
OATS Inc market is quoted as helm. l, Liver.
Receipts, - 0l0 bushels gales 5000 bushels 3
ior No h!d32 for mixed WESTERN 5ilaE Ter
white state.
nay quiet. Ior45 for shipping.
HOPS - In fair demand and firm 5deij !Or
yearlings 5GDI2 Tor eastern and western 5ipi3 Tor
Now York state; llf1iG for Cali:Ornilns.
lO39iIi
srGAR-In fair demand. rs Tor standard A
siasl for graduated; 7td-i Tor powdered a.
MoLAssEs steady old New Orlesns at -
3b6fi5 Tor new
RICE quoted qui,t; Carolina and Louisiana,
at GiIsi.
PtrROLtuM market quoted duh crude at ?,
refined at %.
TALLOW-steady. Sales .,d go at G;dG-.
POTATOES steady Pcachhlows at 3 Oll13 3d.
Early Rose at . 25I3 Is; Peerless at , 2jaI2 -.
EGGS unsettled; II tor state and rennsy,
vania.
PROVISIONS - Pork - the market H. without
important change and dull. Beef, firm Cut meats
dull picked bellies at g: do. shoulders at g.
hliddles dull and easy. long clear at 5. short
clear ami 30.
LARD, bUTFER, Ere Lard, market unsettled
at ~ az 22!. Butter dull. { az - for state.
Cheese steader at 3 dst .or State.
LINSEElJ-dull.
WHlSkEN- scarce at { a. bid
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Phalr's Handwriting

Mr.. Albert $. S1ulhworth. the writer Of
the following Communication, is al expert
in handwriting, having an office At NJ. 5
Court Square, and living IN the Charles
town district.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT - Two
| IMPORTANT DECIsIoNs.-At the adjourned
term OF the United States District Court, at
Rutland, Tuesday. Judge Wheeler rendered
an opinion in favor of the plaintiff in the
case of Goldman ct ais, vs.. Vermont Il Can
ada Railroad Company. This decision
establishes the validity of the endorsement
by the Vermont & Canada Railroad Com
pany of about one million bonds issued by
the Receivers and Managers of the Yer
mont Central and Vermont u Canada rail-
roads, called the Vermont Central and Yer
mont & Canada guarantee bonds, and
settles the matter in regard to principal
and interest on these bonds. This particular
ease was for the interest on 900 for one
year. sjme question having arisen a. to
whether the rate of interest was seven or
eight per cent, the case was left open until
the May term in this city.
Judge Wheeler also rendered an opinion
in the ease of Samuel I. Brooks vs.. Phmnix
Life Insurance Company IN favor of tho
plaintiH- GIVING MN hSIulct ioI sew.
This was q case where the plaintiff took
out an endowment life insurance policy
with the defendant, giving each year note
for half OF the premium, and when the
policy matured the company attempted to
deduct from the policy the amount of four
notes which were uncancellsd. The court
ruled that the profits or dividends during
the years when notes were given should
have cancelled the notes, and ordered
verde; fJ7 The plaintiff as above stated.
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was filled at both services. Large numbers
OF other denominations attended at yepers.
Here the choir rendered the choicest music
very creditably. There was not the usual
amount o! trimming here a. in former years
but what was done was well done, and was
made t. appear to the utmost.
BARRE.-Thus lar we have not seen the
beautiful Spring of which poets sing-nOt
yet an April shower and scarce anything
el,e than solid Winter weather. Thursday
and Friday it showed. and on Saturday
and Sunday mornings it seemed for ali the
world like mid-wlnter. Still our farmers
haved tapped their maple trees, and on
sunny hills, ut midday, the p runs freely.
The robins, too, have cJIue, but they
seem II anticipate their season. Sleighs
are still in use. though the village roads
are bare OF snow.
Business Is fairly good. " hat with six
grocery and provision stores, four flour
and tCei stores, three dry goods stores,
three clothing stores, two drug stores,
two hardware stores, furniture store,
two millinery shops ard four saloons,
besides a billiard hall, the temporal
wants of the village, and tor that matter
OF several neishb1Iing towns, Orange, Wash
llSlDu. W ltAliul-tuNn, DIoohutlu, lOpS-
ham, Curinth and parts of Plainfield and
Chelsea. are well supplied. Barre is really
a commercial centre. and being the ter
minus of the Montpelier and White River
Railroad. it is a great freight eHtrepOi.
1t Is no usual occurrence for ten carloads
OF gram to arrive during one week.
Smith. W hitcOmb x Cook, at Twingsville,
owners OF gri-t mill, arc large importers.
They have also an iron foundry there which.
like most factories OF that kind, is not now in
full operation. The fork factory is filling
its foreign orders. The sash and blind
factory ut South Barre. is supplied with
work, and M00rcrait' : woOlen mill employs
Its complement OF hands.
4 road Wa laid. last Winter, to Robin
son : sash and blind factory. now owned by
l.. +. Alirich and situated on the best
water privilege in town, and the mill il to
be finished and put into operation.
Easter was celebrated at the Congrega-
tiOnal and Unyersalist churches, by Sunday
school exercises. The church affairs were
elegantly decorated with flowers.
According to its custom, at the annual
school meeting, district No. S, the village
district tipped ont its old chief officers and
elected Geo. ". Bissett. moderator; Geo.
". Bassett, Levi j. Bolster, and VIM. A.
Perry, pru iential committee: Charles Car
penter, clerk, and reelected L eyi j Bols-
ter collector; Stillman Wood, treasurer,
and DR.. 4. f Field. auditor. A tax of 30
cents was voted
\ hunlTcd-dolAr jersey COW belonging
to John Tfow, ran off the barn floor into a
lay, falling some eight feet aud breaking
her spine.
{. G Phelps has lost valuable colt
from horse Glsiemper. disease which has
afflicted many horses IN Barre, this last
Winter
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~ BANKRUPTCY.

y the D--trir. court Of the United States Tor ths
L District Of Vermont. In Re. Abrsm p. shaw.
Bankrup'. Ia Bankruptcy. No. 900. District u
Vermont.
SIE:-Not.ce uershS given that petition has
been Med IT, -aGI Court, by A.. am P. shaw. 0.
Bradford. n -ad l.=trict, gu declared a hans
Iupt under Tie Ac: u. congress of March md, 7j
for discharge and er;theIte thereof from ell his
debts and otheF claims prJvab- under said Act, and
that the 2Jth aty Oi May, l-sJ, at - O'Clock D. u
before the H. n. llHyt II. Wheeler, Judge OF said
Court, Fat the =. Cuurs kJyms IL Ind-Or, Il
assigned FOG the hearing Of the same, when ana
where all creditors Who have proved their debt-,
snd other persons 10 interest, may attend AMI
show cause Il any they have why the payer Of
So petition shoGld not be granted.
Dated a. B-r..nstO1. o. TIE ltth dav OF Apfi.,
1879. i. T.. SMALLEl. CLERK.
i-NAN
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HOW To RE HEaDTIEtI

Many hundred Ii Ou-and dollars are annually ex
peLded by ladies' for artificial" appliances to hide
the shrunkcn and waited form, or the sallow skin,
hlotchcs or liver spots, which are due to female
weakness. dyspepsia, torpid liver and constipation.
u small per cent Of this sum invested in Dr.
Perces FdN orite Prcscrpicn ladies would rsslly be
what they now st'W to b.. 1t readily Clrrccis th0s"
weaknesses AID disease upon which debility and
cmaca,iIn depend II cures dyspepsia by toning
~ the system. and when used in connection with
IL. lisTtes Pleasant Pur.atiye Pellets. speedily
uvercomes j. IreZul1rt'es o. the liver and bowels
No "hloom OF youth no ''hcIut tier u! the com
p.'Aon. can iaPIrt su' permanent beauty OF face
and form rs lr. PieTcc's health-giyin- FayOrite
Pr -'fiFt On tu-wit
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Legal Notices



STATE OF VERMONT. } The Hon. the Probate
DISTRICT Of cHIuESDEy IS Of rbftepd len =
To the heir. and all persons interested in the
estate Of Fanny Brush, late OF Essex. in said
District, deceased. GREETING.
Nv HEREAs, application hath teen made to this
w Court IN writing by the administrator Of
sad estate praying Tor license aud authority 10 sell
the rel estate "'sdd deceased, Tor the payment Of
debts ana ta,TEes Of atmjn -'ratlJn. and setting
forth there the GmOuntci debts due from the said
deceased, thr charges # aimius,rtiipn, the mount
Of persona estate AM tho situation o! the real
estate.
Whcreup0n tie said Court appointed and a.
signed the 10th day e.. 7iay. 4. H. $50, At the
Probate Court rooms, ia sid District. 90 hear and
decide upon said application and petition; and or
dered publ notice thereof be given 10 all persons
interested therein, by puhlish.n- -l.d order to
gether with thu time and place OF hearing, three
weeks successfully u the Burlington Free Press,
newspaper which circulGtes in the ueiEhhOrh0od Of
those persons interested in said estate, all which
publications shall be previous &" the day assigned
for hearing
Therefore, yoa are hereby notified to appear be-
fore said Court at the time and place asst sned. then
and there in sald Court, /, give boads a. the law
directs. for the payment II tile drhts. and charge.
Of administration, and make your objections to
the granting such license If you -ee c1use.
Given under NY hand at the Probate Court
Rooms, this 10Th day Of April A. ID. l-7l.
s2w3w r. 5. TAFT, Reg.ste
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Bankruptcy Notices.
IL BANKRUPTCY.

IN the District Court of the Tn tel States for the
L District Cf Vermont. In Es Gay Il circuit,
Bankrupts-In Bankruptcy. Nc -il. District y.
Vermont, s..
SlR:-NOt ce il hereby -Ivru THAI a petition has
been filed in sad Court - George Jay and Orrin
". circuit, Of st. JOhnshgFy. in said district, duly
declared tankrupts under the Act Of Congress OF
March ri, l-d Tor discharge AMI certificate thereof
from all their individual and c0-piTtEershIp debts
and othe. claims prUvabe under said Act, ami that
the 21tli day O. May. i>7g. at ; O'Clock .. m. +,
before the Hon ADyt II Wheeler, Judge - said
Court, At the L + Court Rooms IN ndsO- is
assigned for the bearing oil ths same, when and
where all creditors VIZ, have proved their debts,
and other persons in interest may aitcId and show
cause i any they have why the pray ct p said peti
ton should not ne granted
Dated at Burlington u the och d4y u Apo,
1873. L b S1SLLLS, Ciers
ilW}R
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An old ply sician, retired from practice having
had Placed IN has hands by East India Mission
ary' tbs formula o: a simple vegetable remedy Tor
the speedy and permanent cure for Consumption.
bronchitis, catarrh, asthma, aud al. throat dung
affections, also positive and radical euro Tor ner
yeas debility and al nervous complaints, after hay
ins tested lis wonderful curative powers in thous
ANS o. cases, has ielt it his duty pare il known
70 US suffering fellows. Actua1eJ by this motive
anu "ealre 10 relieve human srhcrine, will send
rec o. ehar-eto all who ds7re it, this recepe with
iu. directions Tor preparin. and using. in German
rF,"ch OF English. Gent by mail b. addressing
mlth -tAup tanning tbs paper. ". ". sherar IJg
t'"ef' BLOCH Rochester. New Mr2s.dswfy
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TRIED TO MURDER HIS WIFE.

Leroy Cortri-ht, If Spencer, awoke his vie FIJI
day morning, and told her the az I'd had commanded
him 10 kill her. Dir. Cortrighi had sufficient pres
ence q MIND to make dcmur but got permission
to 60 down stairs and see her sick mother he
fore being slIu -htercd and once down. she scOotcd
tor the nearest neighbors. nimhly pursued 10y her
husband. Assistance was procured. and after
tuss lie, Mr. Cortright was secured and placed
in durunce. lie had become suddenly insane from
scro uous cItIrrh, and is supposed he lncUrable
Though are certain that a faithful U.S. Of Dr.
Pierce's Golden Medicil Discovery. and Dr. sags's
Catarrh Remedy would eject a speedy cure. FOR
many y'irs these rene Ties have been acknowl-
-igei as positive specific. for all srro.uloui and
catarrhal affect uus. thur-y
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tine District Court Of the United States .ur ias
J. District o! Vermont. In tir mIJter o. v N. Il
Nelson, Eankrut t,-ln Bankruptcy.
To the creditor o. sziI BIngrupt and all vthsts
whom Il mIy cera.
The un.lers -ncd, Assignee OF the estate y! s4I
Bankrupt. hereby gives notice that It hls hseu
ordered BY tho District Court Of Nerm nj thu
the second l1t third general MEETINGS Of Tho ered
tor Of said Bankrupt be he'd at the 1t JJhnshgry
House, in 81 JOhusbIry- N sad district the
10th day o May. \. u. $50. at 10 O'Clock q ne,
before JOIn Z Edwards. REGISTER in Bankruptcy
Tor the PURPOSE n-mtL IN the 18th AID -. sec
tons Of the Bankrupt Act O. March Fl, -. and
this is also to i've notice tnAt 1 have filed
my final account a. Assignee 81, said IanErupt,
aud at sail time and piasc shall apply
to said Court FOR the settlement o. sad account.
and for discharge from al liability as Assignee
OF slid estate IN accordance with the provisions Of
said 18th section.
Dated at It John bury. in said District. this 10Th
day Of Ap-il, A. D.I-5g. T. ID. BLODGErT,
42TJw Assignee
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What truly Lelutiful world we live in Nature
gives Us gr Irdour of mountains, slens and oceans
and th"nsanis o: means Of erj1yment. We can
desire no better when in perfect health but how
often do tie majority OF pee pie feel like giving
it up disheartened. discouraged and worried out
with disease when there is no occasion for this
feeling as every sufferer can easily obtain sat
isiactory pr,l. TIA: Green's August Flower will
MAKE them . !rce from disease a when horn.
Dyspepsia ald Liver Complint IS the direct
clusr o: seventy five per cent o: such maladies
as Ei.iousrcss, Indigestion, Sick Headache Cos
tiycaess. Nervous Pfostration, Dizziness Q, the
Head, Papitation OF the Heart and other distress
inS symptoms. Three doses of August Flower
Will prove its wonderful effect Sample bottles
10 cents. Try. APRIL decd W toJulyl
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THy dying statement Of John P. Phair is
PUBLISHED Ia II be Feiterates his protestG-
ti0ns q innocence, hut makes no statements
that vii. tend to change the belief that
may he entertained OF his innocence OF
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LOT No. =.
At IL cts. per ljyTHi.

Ike por.uliy,
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These are being NIT gated. and N q large number
Of cases wholly removed, by the use O.. &" Compound
Oxygen, the new reyita,izins agent which u now
attracting such wide attention. Our "Fteatl-s on
COMPOUND Oxygen ssu: tree Drs SrARRsY 4
PALM. lii'"irari stTeet, Phi'a iepha, Pa
Ig,3W