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Pyle'sO.K.Soap.
THE PUHEST AND CHEAPEsT
THAT HoUSEKERPERs Can SELECT
SOLD ny GKOCERs EVERYWHERE
nkPOT $50 MAsHINGfON ST. NEW YORK

Shipping.
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
~ Between New York and HaVre
Company's pier ~" North River. foot OF Morton
SAINT Laurent Jonela wednssiay. June rs $50 A
D ' IouIs DR BGaIAS Hsea; IS 'S sFo1dssy
DACIPIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Pier foot Of Canal 81, North River
FOR San fRANtisCO, VIA tSTHACS OF PANAMA.
steamship ACAPULCO, Monday June 80. noon. connect
itlg FOR Central and south America and Mexico.
FROM SAN FRANCISCO To JAPAN AND CHINA,
steamship CITY or TOXIC, rncsdny July L noon.
IRON SAN FRANCISCO To HONOLULU, NEW ZRA
LAND AND AUSTRALIA,
steamship ZkALAkptA. Monday. July Z noon
For freight o. general Information apply at Company's
once, on the Pier foot of Canal -, ~ X
FRANCISCO, SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, ARIZONA,
INV ZEALAND, and AUSTRALIA
FOR passage and Information ia regard 70 routes apply
" me fasSnger Department, 2oI BioadWAx
q. SEWALL- H. BULLAY,
General Passenger AGENT superintendent
HMIGHA TO AUsTRALIA
u steamer ACAPULCO OF the PACIFIC NAIL s. s. co.
Leaving New York on June 81
Fare $3.50. including all neeessareA
Apply At the Passage once Of the PACIFIC MAIL s.
S. co, 2o7 Broadway n Y.
DOTTERDAM LINE steamers leave Com.
~ panys pier, ad dining Pavonia Ferry, Jersey city
ROTTERDAM June y SCHlkpAA.,....... july .
istSA5.n ttSTt79 "a cApin $685. sleerase, sls
VIM IT, np Frsht hs so Bway '" ds MoF Fsi AGENT
CTATE LINE-ro glasgow Liverpool Belfast and
cLondonderry from Pier ", n r., FOOT Canal st. Thurs
Europe. steerage, s26 AUSTIN BALDWIN 4 60.
Agents II Broadway. SrEERAGE OFFICES Al As
Broadway and pier loot OF Canal It
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pENNsrLvANIA nAILRoAD.
AND uNIfEb STATES NH1iiiI Rou-

AND UNITED STATES NAH. ROUTE
On and after June Ia, 1879
Trains leave New York via Desbrosses and Cortandt
Street Ferries, a. follows;
Express oT Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West and SOUTH
4. " daily. "
For WihAmsport. Lock Haven Cory and Erie ats 30
7. NJ, connecting AZ CORY for ntusve, Petrole UNI
Centre and the OIL Regions Wnlamsport and Lock
Haven A "
Baltimore Washington, and the South. Limited wash.
ingtou Express" OF Pullman Palace Cars daily except
sunday 10 A VI; arrive Washington 4.i2 N Rrgn.
A. and To- "
Expres. ior Philadelphia 80 so 10 40 Limited
NJ. !. $50 g., 3. I3 80 and 10 T NJ sun.
day 4 - and y A NJ s. g. 7 80 \ 80 and Top NJ Emi.
grant and second class 7 81 4. NJ
Boats Of Brooklyn Annex connect with all through
trans a. Jersey city. anurding speedy and direct
transfer for BroOkly travel
Trains arrive; From Pittsburgh sos. 10. 90 NJ 1910
NJ. daily; $50 "a NJ $40 NJ daily. except Monday
From Washington and Baltimore, 40 A NJ . q. so
80, 100 ? n sunday, go 4 N and 1910 P NJ
From Philadelphia, $40, 500, ESQ n.4O. 10. 90 II 80
an 2 . 50 t'S9 . 70 $40 and lo,lo n sunday,
Ticket Onices 526 ami O4i Broadway, l Astor House
and foot Of DE sbrosses and COrtAnd Court and
Brooklyn Annex Depot loot Ut Fulton BrOokyu, Ii4
l6 and liz Hudson St Hoboken Depot Jersey CITY
FRANK THOMSON l. 2 FARMER
Nm ~
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(NONEY ISLAND RACES.
~ STAGES CONNECT WITH BOAT.
COMFY ISLAND EAST RIVER
sons 10 COney Island via Locust Drove, leaving
Pier loot Of Pier foot Of Pier loot Of Pier 10. foot
Shi st, B. r. 9th st, kR Broome st OF Maiden lane
l2OO w. i21O r NJ l22OP NJ 1850 T. NJ
9OP.M S4OPM 35OP. NJ 4OO PN
Trains leave the Island 70 return connecting with this
Boat at - and $50 Z NJ The comfortable route
10 COMFY Island cool and pleasant ride down New York
Bay with but six minutes ride the 10 Brighton
Pier Elevated Road, east side connects at saith aud Full
Fare SOC. Excursion tickets bOo
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COLLINS
VaTNc ~ ELECTRIC
RIAsTERs
STEAMBOATS, ano RallruIoA.

snepsla. Indigestion and
laria. and other Diseases.
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w WAY.-open from go 4 " 70 IA Rector
stTeeNearest point tor Wall Street Ferry and
with tor south FERRY Cortlandt strert-NeArest
poiut for jersey city and Communipaw ferrieG PArk
pace-Nearest pt4ut FOR Post once city Hall and BAR
clay street Perry 20 Hoboken Chamher. s,rect-Near-
est point for PHVOniA and Erie RAILWAY Ferry Franklin
street Grant steetNeArest point for STREET
Ferry N jersey city. and connects with Des-
hrns-es and East Grand street ferries Bleecker
Connects with cars Tor east and west Eighth street,
Connecting with for Christopher Street and East
Tenth Street ferries Fourteenth Understanding with
cars for East Twenty ana rwsntyfOurth Street
res Twenty third street-Connecung with cars tor
third street Ferry 70 jersey city Thirty third
street-Connecung with cars for NcChAwken Ferry.
FORTY second sireet-Cunnects with New YORK Transfer
Companys csbs for Grand Central Depot riteth
aud sixth avenue. hy ct-Connec ting with
cars VI Bolt Lane Railroad sixth avenue Entrance
Central Park. Fiftythird street and Eighth avenue
fity ninth street and Ninth avenue Seventv..econd
street and Ninth avenue Eishynrst street and Ninth
avenue For uptown trains take east side stations For
downtown trains take side stations Trains will run
u Sh u and bth and slst st and eth alternately
Fare 10 cents except between the hours at 80 and 80
A. NJ, aud and i. NJ, when the fare Is eemts.
WM GARRISON, President
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Steamboats, ano RallruIoA
ALBANYnAND TROY DAY noATS,
n &. WIZARD and D. DREW SPECIAL TRAIN 10
SARATOGA cunmcnc Monday, June - leHVe- Nestry
81, Pier 30, \ II. At -, and 2fh A " IRON
BROOKLYN by ANNEX BOAT ~ ~. landing At Nyack
Ferry West Point Cornwall. Newburgh return by
down boat. FOughkecpsie. Rmuebeck. Gatsk aud fIud
son Tic. cts sold and baggage checked NORTH and
WEST Tickets or coupons good on Hudson River Rail
road received for passage.
THE MARY POWELL, for P0keepsie
"A. West Point {. ruwau. Newburg Rnniout King ston
Cozzcn. Milton New Hamburg. Hyde PARK and Cold
spring by FERRY leaves daily from Nestry Pier
r.. at SOP N. Connects with Brookl n annex boats
TROY BOATs-CITlZRNs LINE-New
a. steamers Sarato aud CITY OF Troy leave Pier a.
n R. foot Of Leroy ST. dailv except Saturday ate
Tor Troy and all points North and West
ALBANY BOATs-PEOPLE' LINB.-steamers
n Drew and Dean Richmond leave Pier Al. n r., loot
Of Canal St, every week DAY, ats p N. for Albany.
NOR NEWBURGH AND POUGHKEEPsIB.-
Il steamer ANDREW HARDER Tuesday. Thursday,
and saturday 6P Pier ~ foot Canal 81 North River
ONE DOLLAR LINE no BOsTOS.-Iimited
50 cents
Steamers leave Pier 90 North River every day except
Sunday. st5;3OP.h
Steamers OF the NORWICH LINZ leave same pier
daily including Sunday ats r. N, Tor Boston, MOrces
ter Ae and for Portland aud the White Mounts
excepting Saturday.
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pUsI OFFItE NOIICE.Ihe ,oteisn mas Tor
this Once on Tuesday at r tor Europe hy steamship
Arizona via Queenstown; on Wcdnr siay at 4. VI for
Europe by steamship AbyssiuH, via Queenstown cor.
resP9ndenee QI France must be specially adiressr and
At NJ for France direct by steamship Labrador via
liavrr on Thursday at ~ for France BermAny. &c,
by steamship frisiA. VIA Plymouth CherbOurg and Ham.
burr correspondence for Great Britain and the Cont.
nens must he specially adires,cl and at ~ tor Eu-
rope by steamship city of Brussels via Queenstown
respondcnce Tor Germany and France must b. specially
addrrss'il Oh Saturday 1T A. NJ tor scotland direct by
steamship BolNia Via glasgow and NJ II 30 A. for
germany &c ny steamship oder, via SOUTHAMPTON and
bremen spondence for Britain aud the Con.
unrnt must he specially Addressed and At T. VI. TOT
Europe by steamship Britsnnic Via Queenstown. The
mails Tor Denmark, sweden and Norway despatched
~ HAMBURG ana brclnen steamers only The mails tor
Havana leave New YORK June 10 The mails for Aspn.
wall AMI south Pacific ports leave New York June N
The mails for the West indies, ST Thomas a,n Porto
REQ direct cave New YORK June ~ The mails i0f
china And Japan leave San Francisco July l. The mall
for Australia Ac., leave San Francisco July Z
THOS. L. JAMES Postmaster.
Posr OTnoH. NEw YoRE June il i-7B
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CONSULTATION ROOMS
For Chronic Diseases Of the skin and aoaln
Especially oi Women and children.
n Madison
MARY JOSSELYN. " ~
The CUTICtRA REMEDIES are prepared bv WEEKS A
POTTER Chemists and Druggists 500 Washington II
Boston. and tor sale by all Druggists Price Of CUrCC RIA
small boxes. ~ cents. large boxes 81 RESOLNBN T.,
81 per bottle CUriCURA SOAP IS cents per cake, by
mail 30 cents cakes II cents
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GItnrsions.
KAwAY
A CHARMINe TRIP. RooKAw

~~-~~~--~~-~~s-~->-,>------ -
CHARMING THIP. ROCKAWAY
TWO TRIPS ON SUNDAY.
The peerless palace steamer
PLYMOUTH ROCK
PLYMOUTH will make grand excursion every day TO
ROCkAWAY BEACH, .
leaving the loot vt I'D IT.. n r., at half
past 10 m the morning. and the new pier
ROCK. No. I, n. r., at the Battery, at II o'clock
TWO TRIPS EVERY SUNDAY
BENTs WHOLE MARINE BAND on
RooKAwAY
FARE ;........ ..........F FIFTY CENTS
Single ~itD Tickets. ID Gus
- Hckctsmay he bought withoute extra
BEACH. charge at any NJ the ELEVATED RAIL.
WAY stations. and FREE RIDE ~ ami
from pier I. n H. battery. secured Ask
for PLYMOUTH ROCK tickets Tickets
may also he bought at the piers
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WEsT nEIGMT0DN nEAAGDlII :,

PROSPECT PARK AND oONEY ISLAND RAILROAD
On and after JUNE -. trans between COnry Island
Point and West hrshtn Beach will leave every 10
utes from A. NJ u 1880 =. ". making close cOnnec.
tons with steamboats, to Hni from New York and New
ark Excursion tickets 10 cents
Trains between West Brighton Beach and Brooklyn
will run hallhourly FROM 80 NJ til T.. NJ, and from
l to II = N. every fifteen minutes, and on Sundays
every ten minutes Excursion tickets between Brooklyn
and West Brighton Beach. Is cents The BrooklSn
Depot Greenwood 9th av. and 10th ST. be reached
by hOrse cars from all the ferries
Thi. Is the only steam line running direct to the oh
serVAtOry, $40 ieet high. and the New Ocean Pier 90
eet long landing passengers In the centre OIL all the pub
GRAND CONCERTS on Observatory Plaza every afler,
noon and evening, SUNDAY included by DOWNING'S
celebrated NINTH REGIMENT BAN d and N ARBUCKLE.
the world renowned OORNEr SOLOISr
GROUNDS lighted by an ELECTRIC LIGHT. 20 900
candle power,
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Excursion tickets tn Concy Island Point ~ cents
Excursion tickets "a Brighton via railroad, 80 cents
Single fare TO Cuney Island Point. p cents
Single fare ~ Brighton. via rnilruAd. ~ cents
Returning Boats will leave the island at 10 10 II 20
2.i5. ~ a.. l.20. N. 4 4.31 6. 7 81 and p NJ
Returning trains Will have close boat tons at
Concy Island Point New
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% East i4ih 81, corner Union square. ull PM
Nsexua char-..
MANS MISSION ON EARTU.-A thorough
lVI medical trcause. indicating how confirmed disab
ties may be removed The experience of ~ yrs study oo-
serNauon, an prOe ssona practice, the
that will insure restored mamie icncd Vitality
and sound conditions n hcah that have been impaired
by overturned powers statement u obstacles 10 mar
rase and Of tue Means by which they be removed
BY mail 2oc currency or postage stamps Address Secy
Museum Anatomy and Science $50 Sixth avenue.
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nisttllauous.


uptown ADVERTISERS
n 4. Nav leave their favers ruH auS the only
author ire uptown advsru oficeA
.Sls broadway, corner Of slt st. all o P. ~, ana
sos West 23d -, sornsr VI sh aN. ull T. N
$50 sd av, corner Of t7th -, ull sP. "
% East an st., corner Union square, ull p
NeeKtTacua
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A -A.-CONrY ISLAND POINT DIRECT,
"A. NORTON MURRAY'S WEST End HOTEL
BRIGHTON, CABLE 5, and The NEw PIER
The steamer. ROSEDALF. IDLEWtLD. SYLVAN DELL
and CHRYSrENAH on SUNDAY June ~ will make
cursops TO Couey Island Point. connecting with Pros
pect Park and Conev Island Railroad for BRIGHTON
CABlBs and also the nearest route TO the NEW PIER
landing pass In the centre Of all the principal AZ
fractions. as tolluws.
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A -A.-HARLEMx5A yD RocKAwAY

"A. SUNDAY
THE J. II SCHUYLER
Will make smother family excursion SUNDAY affOrding
FULL VIEW OF COMFY ISLAND PIER
From i2ath St q A. NJ; l1ath It, T. r.. $40, 23d st.,
= r. 80. Broome st. r. r. O. ~. Jewels wharf.
Br.oklyn lo Pier l. 2. ioi5, arriving at RockAwAy
at ~. and returning at4 +. w.
Excursion tickets blr single trip, 3Sc.
Tickets obtained Tor last sunday .till good.
EDGAR FULTON. Managers
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Summer Resorts.

THE sEAsUORE COTTAGE at Auanticville
near Long Branch n j. will be ready for guests ON
July IT'S intended only for WORKING girls For terms
aud pArucuars address apply TO the Young Women's
Christian Association. East 18th st. between Broadway
and 9Th av, between II A. NJ and r. ", and and
T. W. each day Circulars sent on application.
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ing care that the queen is on one of the
frames removed. All of the young bees will
remain in their new quarters, while the old
ones will return to their old home provided
it is within a quarter of mile, and will COM
mence at once to rear u queen for themselves,
and also to ill the frames which are put IN
to supply the places of those removed, with
honey and brood When tine production of
honey is sought instead of removing the
frames, AS in the case just mentioned, section
boxes are placed in the hive to be filed by
the bees
While looking at the hives, bee moth
Glghted at the entrance Of one of them, and
straightway there ensued pitched battle,
about u dozen bees attacking the intruder In
fierce style and not desistiug until they had
killed it, when they took up their dead enc
my and few some distance of and deposited
1t on the ground after administering a few
farewell stings. to show their luminosity. A
worm which was dropped into another hive
shared the same fate, greatly to the amuse-
mont and interest of the lookers-ou. IL
third hive the workers were busiy engaged
in killing OIL the surplus drunes and remOy-
lng their bodies. A strange bee had ventur-
cd into another hive for the purpose of steal
ing honey, and being detected, was set upon
by some dozen OF the lusty workers. and
other hives by their peculiar Odor. and when
it Is necessary to consolidate two swarms Mr..
Deardeu smokes both hives with tobacco,
and then as all smell exactly alike, there is
never any quarrellng when they are obliged
to occupy one residence. IN one OF the
queenless hives was introduced a queen on
closed il IL small wire cage III which she was
to be kept for day or two, and, about which
the bees immediately began to cluster. When
released from confinement the swarm at once
accepted her as their ruler Every spo. iu
the hives and about the entrances thereto
was kept as scrupulousiy neat as any lady IS
parlOr Nh Deardeus careful experiments
have proved that when the hives are left out
of doors without cover. the bees viii take
more pains in regard to keeping their sur
rouudiugs neat and free from moths and
worms than they will when the hives are
placed in "a house. IN order TO prevent swarm
ing Mr. Deardcu examines the frames and
destroys the queen cells. While handling his
bees recently he accidentally discovered that
turpentlne placed upon the hands Will pre-
vent bees from singing them -Arr Eng
taHd HOmcsttaa
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How S.ood mn,,crHMnhc

/ recently gncnt n Tow d0v- win a 1II-nd
who makes gilt edged" butter. In, farm
rs substantially dairy farm. containing one
hundred and forty acres OF good Wustur, and
meadow land The mmd is almost entirely
arabic land. although considerable portion
of the farm has not yet been brought under
cultivation There arc NO living SPRINGS or
running streams on the farm. but the stock
is sufficiently supplied 10y several good wells.
The stock is regularly water,d three times IL
day. and ofteuer when they need i. There
are two pastures tor the dairy. which are
abundautiv supplied with GOOD shade trees
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The hyacinth is the most beautiful and fra
grant and the most popular of the hardy
dubious flowers and is particularly adapted
to winter cultivation in the house. The sea-
son for purchasing and planting hyacinths
will begin about the middle of the present
month. No flower has done half as much as
the hyacinth TO make cheerful the long to-
dious winters of northern countries. Some
years since when walking with a Holland
friend among the bulb gardens of that coun-
try. in answer to inquiries. we learned that
the greatest customers for hyacinths were
Russia, Norway. Sweden, Great Britain and
the nited States. Few were called for from
France. none from Italy, Spain or any south
ern country. To brighten the dull days and
make "a winter home pleasant. the hyacinth Is
priced in all northern lands as it well deserves
to be- Hyacnths should be planted in the
garden in September October or November
For beds of early flowers on the lawn, moth
ing oXces the hyHciutl. When beds are
small and so near together that they can all
be seen at once, it is well TO fill each one with
a separate color Plant hyacinths in the gar
den from three to four inches below the sur
face of the soil, and. in ground likely to be
much affected boy freezing and thnwlng. be
sure to give good covering before severe
trost- Hyncnth flowers may De cut freely
without injury to the bulbs Indeed all
flower stalks should be removed as soon us
the flowers begin to fad.
very small pot will answer for this flow
er, but some prefer to plant three or four in
a large pot aud this makes % very pretty or
uament. Fill the pot with sandy, porous
soil make space in the soil for the bulb
so that it will be about half below the earth
then press the bulb down SO that 1t will just
show it's upper surface auoy. the soil, then
water giving all the cHrth will hold The
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0uesions for Farmer Clubs

The New England Farmer suggests the fol
lowing as suitable topics for discussion by
farmers clubs during the fail and winter
Trees Tor shelter kinds most profitable.
most ludiclous arrangement for shelter and
for picturesque effect
treatment and feed OF stock IN winter
Are swine prohtahle
Potatoes Their cultivation, cost of pro
duction, profit, best variety
Cows and the profits from them.
Root crops, cultivation and cost of growing
Mangolds, Ruta Bngas etc comparatiye
merits for feeding
Effects Of rural lite on health, material
prosperity and longevity
Commercial fertilizers, and their appica-
ton
Manure-its production and application to
the soil
Improvement of dairy stock
Abortion of COWS the cause and remedy.
Hor5es-care and diseases Of
Swine, their management and profit
How farmers are humbugged
Poultry-the best method OF feed and the
best breeds for general use
Pecullarlues IN plant growth, and how 20
take advantage of them.
The grass crop
How shall We feed for milk
Special and mixed farming compared
The grain crops viii it pay TO raise
wheat rye, etc.
Sheep husbaudry
Wastes on the farm
Principles of fertihZlng tho soil
Heclalmlug waste lands
Insect enemies-unity of action among
farmers for their destruction remedies tried
and result
Which is the most profitable for the farmer
to keep for work, horses or oxen
Houses, barns and out-buildugs
Markets gardening the best crops for profit
and the best manner of cultivation
Barn-yard manure best methods of saw
ing and application. Can specially farming
in New England be made profitable
How shall We make farming more attrac-
tive 10 our young men
Culture of flowers and shrubs.
Culture of bees.
Can tile pipe be practically and economic
ally used Tor drainage Of streets, sidewalks, us
well as low, cold, wet lands, and the best man
ner of laying.
Ploughing and ploughs
What books shall We reud and how shall
we read them
Roast beef and plum pudding the science
of living and enjoying life.
Stock breeding as IA science.
Is 1t profitable TO remove stone wall and
replace with wooden fence
Labor and wages
Small fruits.
Opportunities for young farmers.
The census and enumeration IN their rela-
tluu to the farmer
Our buildIngs-best way 70 warm and ven
tilate.
Peat, and it's formation
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Manhood How Lost, How Restored

Manhood How Lost, How Restored,
~ Just published, new edition ui Ut. Culver
wells celebrated essay on the radical cure with
out medicine of SpCrmaturrhu4 NJ seminal
weakness, luYoluutary Seminal Lussrs, lmpOtenCy,
Mental aud Physical lucapaciiy, ImpedimeIt TO Mar
rage ritt ALSO, Consumption, Epilepsy aud Fits, liz
uuccl tF seh-uuulgeucr or sexual extravaganza, &c.
The celebrated author, in this admirable essay,
clearly utmoustrutes from thirty years successiu Oh
practice that the alarming consequences of srfabuse
may De- radically cured without III, dangerous use 1f
internal medicine or he appncauon ui the knife
pointing ont mode of cure at once 'uply, certain
and ehectua 10y means ut which every sufferer, DO
matter what his condition may pr. may cure himself
cheaply, privately aud radically.
u THIS lecture should ue in the hands of every
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BlatEw1ol for So. and so on.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1879-10-03

NOt eau buy pure and good WINES AND
L La OAth. il any desired quantity, packed
and sent anywhere by sending cash orders TO the old
house Ct 4. A. RICHARDS d Co.
j4-53 10 and ~ Kilby street. Boston.