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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-10-10
LEPROSY.
MODERN MIRACLE ASTONISHING RESULTS
FROM The Use OF CrIICrRl.

Messrs NEEKs \ POTTER: conference.-the have
a case of Leprosy in our pOOrhouse which is being
cured by your CUTICURA REMEDIES. The coun-
" had employed all the doctors and had sent TO
New York for advice but TO no avail.
The patient commenced using the CUTICURA
and Immediately began getting better
He had been confined 10 his bed for two and one
half years Had not had his clothes on during this
time Last week he dressed for the nrst time
When he walked there would be az least one
quart of scales come of of him.
This happened every day.
We think II is a wonderful cure
We do not say that he Is cured, but he Is in fair
way TO be cured 10 say the least
Yours truly DCNNING BROTHERS,
nrIOplafa and ROnksellers.
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The representative of the FREE Press
would acknowledge favors received from
Messrs. o. p. Ames and F. j. Seaver of the
Palladium and F. d. Flanders, Esq, of the
Franklin Ga,ette
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Is the town of South Starksboro, Vt, in
Addison County, resides family named
lIoskins, who during the Administration of
President Lincoln became the parents of
three boys at one birth. President Lincoln
upon hearing of the circumstance named
them as follows: Abraham Lincoln, Simon
Cameron and Gideon Wells. The three
babes have now grown to manhood and are
strong, active and healthy men, The parents
have several other children born some time
before the rripirt- and others that Wore born
after them. The mother has a sister who
has given birth to twins several times. to
three children at another time and four at
another, the two latter making seven chill
dren within seventeen months \ part only
Of these children survived the first wear.
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Allegan, Mich, Feb. II, 1873.

NoTE.-Messrs. Dunning Brothers are thoroughly
reliable gentlemen and were unknown TO US prior
to the receipt of this letter. We firmly believe this
CUTICURA will permanently cure this very severe
case of Leprosy, as it has done many others
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miscellaneous.
FOR SALE.

A ORIG STORE and PLY SICIANs PRACTICE
in country village. on the Boston and Albany
Railroad. There is a population OF fourteen hun
dred and is the centre for large farming district
Viii be sold cheap for cash, for satisfactory rea-
sons. For particulars address II. l.. BLAIR NJ. d.,
Becket. Mass.-Sept IS. 'dAMlw
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NATmAN IL. THACY,s EsTATE.

We the subscribers, having been appointed 10y the
Honorable Probate Court for the District of Chitten
den, Commissioners TO receive. examine and adjust
the claims and demands Of all persons against the
estate of Nathan X. Tracy, late of Shelburn, in
said district deceased. and also all claims and de-
mands exhibited in offset thereto and six months
from the day of the date hereof. being allowed by
sail Court for That purpose We do therefore hereby
give notice thai We will attend To the business of
our appointment, at the dwelling house of Mrs.
Louisa Tracy, in Sheburn. in said district on the
FIRST Mondays of November and March, next, at 10
O'Clock Il. M, on each of said days.
Dated this I'D day of September, 1879.
X. j. WHITE. Commissioners
j. NJ. DEAN, ''''''i'''-
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The Malone PaIladiua. has this pleasant

word ancnt our Ethans:
The Ethan Aliens of Burlington, Vermont
were given the post of honor in yesterday
parade-at the head of the line This was
graceful and just They were one of the
Oldest organizations present and-we say it
without disparagement of any of the others
the finest uniformed company that ever
visited our town. They came simply to
make fraternal visit and to join in our fest
ivities-not as competitors in the tourna-
ment, but as spectators. 1t was generous in
them to do it, and our firemen and people
heartily appreciate their kindness The
material of which the company is composed
is the best of Burlington.
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To ali who are suffering from the errors AMI III
discretinus Of youth, nervous weakness, carry
decay. loss Of manhood. etc, ] Will send rccclp"
that will cure YOU, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by a missionary IN south
America Send self-addressed envelope TO the
REV. JOSEPH T.. ISMAN Station D.. New York CITY.
Dec. ~, '.s-tleOd-wly
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what various hindrances We me
In coming 10 the mercy seat"

Mr.. Cheney has at present very nice
garden which is on a high hill One day, in
the course of the season, one of his neighbors
came along as he was in his garden at work,
and Familiarity saluted him with the ques-
ton, well, Old Moses chat is his given
nance what are YOU doing up there on
Mount Sinai = to which he quickly replied,
Furnishing the tables of stone so that YOU
can see to read the commandments"
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CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC R. R.
Ir TC0XNECTING LINK EAST AND TIE MlNF

I SMOKING SALOON where you IN enjoy ,.u'
Havana ut all hours of the day.
Magnificent Iron Bridges span the Missi--illI
and Missouri rivers at all points Crossed by tl-
line and transfers are avoided ut Council liuit-,
IcavenwOrth and Atchisuu. connections being
TIiE PRINCIPAL Il IL tONNEt TIONS ,v
THIS GREAT THROUGH LINE ARE A. FOI.
LOWS:
At CHICAGO, with alt dIvcrsri- lines TO- the Inst
1t ESGIEwoon. with the axe shore \ Nr.hi-
gan southern and rittshurl. II Wayne y Ch.s.i-.n
X. Rds.
Al WASHINGTON HEIGHTS. with rittshur.,. Gin
cinnati y st. Louis Il. II
At Ia SALE. with Illinois Central Il H.
At PEORIA. with T.. T.. y ! l.. l.. y u. |. H. \
W; III Midland: and T.. 4. y W. Railroads,
At ROCK ISLAND with Western / Mon X II and
Rock Island y Peorm Iinilrnat.
At DAVENPORT, with the Davenport y North
Western u. II.
At WEST LIBERTY, with the burlington, cedar
Rapids n Northern Il. II
At GRINSELL. with Central Il. Il of Iuwn
At DIS MONIES. with u. VI. y IT Du,lEc u. H.
At COUNCIL BLTFfS with Union Pacific Il Il
At OMAHA. with n. \ Nj. Il u. u lin Nchl
, Al COLI NM SIT NCrloN, with Burlington Cctiar
Rapids Northern u. IL
At prrtMWA. with Central Il u Of Iowa; 81
Louis; Kan tttyN Northern ami 4. II. \ q. Il Ii,lS
Al kEoItk. with Toledo. Peoria and Warsaw:
Wabash and st Louis. kpokuk \ NV n RIs
At BEVERLY. wtth Kan. city. st ! \ e. Il II IL
At ATCIISON, with AtchiSou. Tupckn X santa
he; Atchison \ Ncb. and Cen. Br Union Paciiir
:, AZ LEArENwoErII, with X. T. und IL Cen.
Il. Rds - '"'
RIA,DEs MONIES, COUNCIL. .Iurr..
Great Rock Island Route" AR. sold by
home ticket Office. address,
Il. ST. JOHN.
Gen'l rkt and Pass'tr ACT,
Chicago ~.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-10-10

MosEs CHENEY OF BARSAED.- Twenty
years ago he was a member of the Legisla-
ture from Barnard In the election of
chaplain, at the opening of the session, va
riOus motions were made, one to select a
chaplain from among the clergymen of Mont
pelier another to invite them to ofiiciate by
turns another to invite the clergymen of
of the House to ofliciate, and so on. After
matters had become pretty well mixed, Mr..
Cheney arose in his place and gravely repeat
ed the familiar couplet
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: main tine runs from Chicago To t"uncii bIn1s
nn ,nu,ln rls-tng through Joliet. ottawa. La
Sf,. ,,rncSe,, Moline, Rock Island. Davenport
Nst Liberty Iowa city. Marenru brooklyn
t.uurli and D,s MONIES, Ohr capitii %, iowa
vii Irnn,.bcs from Rurcau Junction to Peoria
Mon Junction 10 Muscaiinc. washington, FAR
fit EIdun. Hclknap. tcntr.Nillc. Irihcctnn;
1lut"n. Gnllatin. Cameron. lciNchMotth hh.i
Allison, Washington To SisnurncN. 'sAaioosi
AZ Knoxville kcukuk To fafnlntt"h, bpha-
usr IirntonsIinrt. independent Ehlnn. ottum-
NEddyyIllc U-kult,,sa. iclla, Munru" ana bcs
Mucs p,s Mutnr- To- lniianpli nih W ihtcrsft'
ttuu,' 10 Audubnn and Avoca to Harlan. This
Is I-iuyrly the only Railroad. which owns. CON
ira unl operates = through linc betNech 'hicaEo
as kansns .,.. .,,,.,
'hiI COMPANY own md control their sleeping
(r- which nIc tnfrrinr 10 none. and give you II
suti- berth between Chicago and Council BUNS
lNrhwurth ar Atchison for Two Dollars nnd
lV tcuts. and n section Tor rive DoIhfs, WINE
aNth,r lines charge between the same points
Tho Dollars Ton double berth, and SIX Dollars
In section -,
Int will plrnsc YOU most will he the pleasure
tsnipyins yaur meals. while passing over the
hutifuI prairtcs of Illinois and Iowa. In ono of
. uialuiflcrnt Dining and Restaurant Cars that
',uiapnny ali Through Express Trims. You get
entire meal NJ good a. ~ served IN any first
lis, hutol for seventy NV" cents or yuu can
adler what you like and pay Tor what You get
Approaching the fact that II majority OF the p"o-
Il" prefer separate apartments for different pur
poses tsnd the enormous passenger business of
tins line wnrTnnttn: it, we mr." pleased Ia an
nounse that this company runs its PALACE
Sl.EEiISG CARS for sleeping purposes. and its
pAl.Mf DISINt; CARS Tor Eating purposes
One "the great feature ct our Palace Cars IL IA
PALaCE CARS ran through to PEG
ATCHISNN and .ENvENwORTH;
Ia. hi. n l.... .
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The Subscription price Of the Daily FREE PRESS
a TINES is EIGHT DOLLARS per year; Two Dollars
per quarter; Eighteen cents per week. Single
comics Three Cents
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SALT RHEUM FOR 80 YEARS.
on The HEAD, FACE, AND GREATER PART OF
THE BODY, Cured.

Messrs WEEKS L POTTER: Gentlemen,-I have
been great sufferer with Salt Rheum for so years,
commencing in my head and face and extending
over the greater part of my body have taken
gallons of medicines for the blood of different kinds
and tried good physicians, all of which did me no
good and came to the conclusion that could not
be cured But a friend called nv attention 10 an
article in the Union on skin diseases, and got
box of CrTICCRA. The first application was
great relief and the third took the scales all on anu
felt like new man. | have used three 50 cent
boxes and nv skin is smooth and CONSIDER
myself entirely cured. Hoping that this may be
seen by some one afflicted as have been ut theIe
ia anyi is nv earnest wish and cheerfully recon-
mend il to all persons afrcted with like diseases
Yours truly. r. WILSON LORD
Ae.wam, Mass. Sept. 9, 1875
The CUTICURA SOAP should be used for cleans
ing all diseased surfaces, most soaps are furious
TO the skin.
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kNIGHTs TEMPLAE. The Grand Command
cry of knights Trmplar of Vermont will pay
a fraternal visit to the Grand Commsndery Of
New ! 6rll. at It's next annual conclave, to be
held at Plattsburgh. October IA. The Grand
Commandery will leave this city by steamer
at S O'Clock a. m, and after spending the
day al Plattsburgh is invited TO join the
New York Grand Commandery in an cxcur
sion to Montreal. ON the 10th several Of the
New York subordinate communicates will
visit our city on their return from Platts-
hursh and Montreal, and will be received
and entertained Ly Burlington Commandery.
The Grand Commander of Vermont,
Edward $ Danaof New Haven and his staff,
have also been invited to be present here on
the 10th.
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FARMERS are jubilant. The prices of but
ter, eggs and farm produce generally are ad-
vancing, and the cultivators of the soil are
beginning to reap some of the benefits Incl
dent to the business revival. Abundant
crops and fair prices are all the farmers re-
quire TO enable them to prosper as before the
panic
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-10-10

AATAppu Have you CATARRH?
hAx dhhn , s6Do YOU want II cured?
In Then use the Eureka Remedy. No local
~ itritant no local application but by directing
the lfe-glving forces OF The organism 10 the parts
affected by internal specific medication, the only
way 10 cure Catarrh speedily and with safety To
the organism. Children take II kindly, II being
tasieless. Try 1t and he convinced Price 50 cent?,
hy mail, free. send for circular and sample free.
Address, Dr. &. HUlT. Sharon, Pa.-Sept25'd1w4w
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Fellows Compound Syrup Of HypOphosphites Is
not only the mos; reliable remedy for consuH ion.
hut II IL specific also for Bronchitis and Asthma.
Oct 6, mt, wed, fri&wlw
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The landscape is now everywhere in its
full Autumn glory As the best wine was
served latest at the marriage feast, so nature
reserves her richest effects for the end of
the time of foliage. She has lit up the in
teriors of the woods with crcssets and
chandeliers of leafy flame She has flccked
the maple with vcrmlion and tawny gold
and dyed the oak leaves with cinnabar. She
has hung on many forest wall the crimson
hammers of the Virginia crccper-so often
miscalled the woodbine-and clothed the
sumachs in barbaric red and yellow; and
kindled many shrub into burning bush of
fiame-color. She has sent the violet con-
stellatiOns Of the wild asters to shine in the
hollows and highways the blackberry vines
have frightened into amber and garnet,
among the grass; and the milkweed has
spun its silver thread that the October breeze
may lift its seeds and strcw them far and
wide. 1t is time when every lover of ma
ture should get out into the woods if lac can
for the ripcncd leaves are already falling,
and the glory will soon pass away.
Is TIE WINDnAM CoUNrY CoUET John
Williams, convicted of manslaughter, was
sentenced to ten years in the States Prison :;
Rafferty,. felonious assault, seven years
Joseph Freeman was sentenced to House
of Correction for two years. Nathan How
ard, the boy burglar, was sent to the Re
form School for the remainder Of his minor
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the best young men of the village, and the
companies are well organized, well drilled
and tastefully uniformed and the apparatus
is of the best The different companies
made good appearance in the parade, and
their record for active service is second to
none. In the second race, for home COM
panies, on Wednesday, three of the hose
companies contested with the following re-
suit, which is mos. creditable to them, con-
sidering they have given little attention to
racin,r
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Drugs ann Mfbirines.

C,ATAEH1H Is n diseare OF The mucous membrane.
u Tenpergments and constitutions vary its severity
In individual eases. CHiarrh may arise from cold or
u succcsz OF colds rom sldden change of atmos-
phcrc. wearing ct clothing, or exposure TO nclemcnt
weather. and bee ming thoroughly ehillad when the
digestive orIrl arr in morbid or Inactive condition,
and tho t..:th an vital forces exhausted The dis
case NAV sr; fror, cscrouous condition 1.-THE blood,
from seal Fever, Measles. and bphthcria, In which
rasr- no ,,,1 f4r are generally involved and dis
charge quantities Of matter The discharges from the
rose iv feature Ia all catarrhal cases from
10 as rcdness and excoriation of tho skin
with which they in contact thick and yellow
white OF an egg. There may he entire lack OF secre-
tcn. the surfaces being DIR, aud ryerih the face from,
If It was cne!rcled ny 4 t uiyieliing ban ms
latter phase called D.y Ca;rh. lln free mastery
discharges cause the rass32's 10 s.Fcl and bec9na
cult impossible. and the eu,rgI finds 1t necessary
10 breathe through the mouth thereby permitting cold
air TO pass directly to the bronchial tubes and lungs
The matter passing down the tToat creates constant
desire TO hawk snd expcctoratc TO thros on: pay
when the membrane is dry and fcvcrish. instead OF
passing freely duga from the and throat the ru-
Gus bcccus hasl and forms Into Scab+
passages a throat require very persistent efforts
TO d!slodge them. The eye IN sympathy becomes IN,
famed. red, weak. anl wa:cry or In the morning tho
creted in or less quantity The ear also becomes
seriously affected, dscharging quantities ofnstter be
ending frequently In Inflammation, liberation, and
finally deafness. Tho threat, bronchial tubes and lungs
are in many affected by caGrri. and when pros
trs9n OF Tho nervous system u supc-addcd, such If
lectons become alarming. -,
brief survey or this nost serious nsease warns al
afflicted with TT make speedy preparation for
It's treatment before 1t becomes chronic Tho aivan-
tages offered by SaSroEp's RADICAL CURE we cont
Every step In its preparation, every limo In the dreo-
tons. mark IL Gscientc remedy calculated to meet
rom the hes peore in tho United States attest the
esteem in which /. Z held by those who have been
Ieh ul md LAT -fn
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RI;|39l!53;!23'

T. the most economical form ~ Washing Soap.
large Nat piece, tor thin handle and,
therefore. wasted. while the OVAL CANE OF
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Thursday morning the managers OF the
county fair, in connection with which the
hose tournament WAS held, gave the Barnes
the track for another run, rs the boys wanted
10 show about what time they could make
with judges who couldtake their time. They
Were escorted 10 the grounds by the Ethans
and the result of their run we have already
given time, Goa seconds Parties who
timed them ON both runs, however, gave
them better time in the tournament by from
u tO2l seconds. After the run the boys
gave an exhibition of running and hurdle
jumping and elected much applause from
the large crowd present. They were then
presented with purse Of Sl00-S1 being
contributed by the Ethins, the balance by
the Agricultural Society and citizens of Ma
lone We are certain the Barnes hose made
no enemies in Malone, and left with many
friends They brought to Burlington with
them, among other marks of esteem, large
and magnificent pyramid bouquet of choice
flowers, the gift of Mrs George G.. Gurley.
MALoNE's FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Malone has reason to he proud of her fire
department. No village of Its size can boast |
of better one. 1t is composed of some OF |
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n.s.-s-.,-. like thieves attack the weak. Fortify
your organization with the Bliiers, aud II III resist
and bafile alike the virus of epldemcs and the
changes of temperature which disorder the con-
stiiuiiOns of the feeble There Is vitality in it. II
is pure vegetable stmulant. a rare Alternative and
anti-hilious medicine. and has not 4 harmful ele-
meni among lis many ingredients.
For sale hv all Druggists ami respectable Dealers
generally. Oct |. .9-deOlAw llmllyS
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Sa33;;E|

NEW" SOAP can hc cut IN two. the oval
end clasped readily in tie hand and the larger
end worn down almost T. wafer without
aIyv waste COLGATE y CO. recommend their
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-24
GREAT
1879
1879

-. =, PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE M3FrH W dX s, AMP SOUTHWEST.
SPLENDID scENEhMXl Nina NNAAdNrFIcENr EoUIf-
TRAINS LnHvE Ey M1sTiN HhG is on Depot cor
For ner 9lSixth and streets "a follows , m
Pnrior Car TO Pittsburs and Sleeping cars from
Plttsburg to Cincinnati, ST Louis, and Chicago
IKE n SSrRRy Tt PSRfr GsF e SnGsSS0
For Canandalgua. Rochester. Buffalo, Niagara Falls
and the North at 600 y. NJ. daily, except sunday
TO Canandalgna. For WilIamsport Lock Haven
IT,, and Watkins. at 1910 a. III. daily. except sunday
For NfT %Hs n1S hs S Ss
huffman Parlor Cara, $50 II. IN. daily except
For Brooklyn, New YORK, all through trains connect
at Jersey City with boats OF Brooklyn Annex"
aHordlng direct transfer to Fulton street, avoid
ihg double ierrinRe ana Journey across New York
For Iillaadelphla ss' a. M daily. except SUNDAY
a. N. daily. except sunday. N'' ''''
For Baltimore 800 620 s:ij 0D m. and 400 y. m
daily except Sunday; 1880 u, NJ. 1870. $780, 7;lo
For Pope's Creek Line 6;2o a. and 40 p. daily,
For annapolis, $40 a. m. and 400 p m daily. except
ALExANDRIA AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RAIL.
To Nm R Afn RMoLAInHANDRiA AND WASHING
For Alexandria, 75, 8, o. TO- II m, and lis, s,4:2o
S,S, I, ana ii;O p IN. On Sundays u" M. Lis
For Richmond aud the South G5o a. m. daily, and
Trains leave Alexandra for Washington O, 7lS, 8,
I'M =, 10, IL a, N; and B. 40 ard l2p' m
Tickets. Information, sleeping and paror-car nc
commodations can be procured at the ohlces-north
east corner Of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
avenue, and at the depot where orders can be
LETT for the checking of baggage to destinations from
L. p FARMER General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-24
GEORG ETOUN NEWS.
Collected by Republican Reporters.

William Hawkes. accidentally fell down on the
sidewalk yesterday afternoon on West street, near
Morgan, inlcting quite serious injury upon his
head. He was discovered by Onicer Hess and sent
home In u carriage.
Alfred Thomas was seized with q pugnacIous
Spirit toward the close of yesterday evening, and
the sequel to the tragedy Is recorded in Lieutenant
SkippOns private register. officer Volkman made
the arrest. oh complaint of Alfred Busey.
The distribution of premiums at the Academy of
Visitation. in this city Is assigned to take place OH
Friday afternoon next. Invitations 10 the exercises
are to be obtained only by written pessonal re-
quest. This will in measure serve as check con.
sequcnt upon the grand rush to see the young
ladies III their gorgeous raiment
The annual report of the president to the lot
holders OF Oak Hill Cemetery has just been pub.
lishcd in pamphlet form. A synopsis of the report
may not be uninterestng to the population of this
place. The secretary reports the receipts from all
sources, consisting OF balance from last year.
S3Q59.T principal sums paid In. 81 ,5S7.5O; sales
OF lots interest &c GIG, lGi.30. The payments and
disbursements for Investments during the year were
237O33l; salaries Of secretary. treasurer wages OF
laborers, expenses, &c, Gil ,Sl73l, amounting to
80 5000, leaving balance on hand up to April g.
1879, of sj26O35 No part of the funds Of the cor.
poratlon have been encroached upon for muintc-
nance. From the treasurers report the following Ia
extracted; Number intcrmens per last report, 059
Number oil intermenB for the year ending with
date, OF which IL were removals from other GENE.
teries, 2i6 total 4S05. Number In vault per last
port ti toto shows satisfactory majority of receipts
over disbursements, IN consequence of which share
holders have assumed q most radiant countenance
Cemetery stock Is way up-quie the reverse of con-
eiery Inhabitants This is u grave remark, not i'm.
tended for biliousy.disposed morals.