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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-19
Notes Of the State Fair.

&. ". Pierce OF Slanstcad, p. @, exhibits
a Pcrchcron stallion : years old, and weigh
ing LOO pounds, imported from England
last month
\ large amount of space in Floral Hall is
occupied By the Estey Organ Company.
In Mechanics Hall the Ferguson Bureau
Creamery and Refrigerator is exhibited and
explained by Mr.. Ferguson, and attracts
much notice from the dairymen- The Cooley
Dreamer. and the Mosely Cabinet Creamer
a new invention. made in Poultney, are also
shown.
The Rhysion Manglc, for ironing clothes
without the use of heat, takes the eye of
many housekcepcrs 1t costs $50, and is
claimed to save great deal of fuel, labor,
and wear of clothing.
The Lang combined potato digger and cul-
tivator-a simple and strongly made contri-
vance, which by changing the teeth can be
made TO do duty as a horse power potato
digger, or rs Il cultivator among the new
farming implements.
~ $780,. $500. ,---I;.-- .I-
largest contributors being F. +. Andrews, of
Berlin; L. H. Spear, of Braintree; and Van
Nliet and White, of Shelburn.
The most noticeable display of articles of
household art and industry was made by
Mrs. Charles Dewey of Montpelier, and her
daughter Miss Mary c. Dewey. This com
prised beautiful necklace, cuffs and
handkerchief of point lace; bracket trim
mings Of Macrama lace: table spread of
kenSinston work; placqueS and fruit plates
of painted china; paintings on shells; neck
lacc OF painted silk; Melted shawl; a hand
some knit Afghan; and other articles
showing much taste and artistic skill
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FOR SA LIE.
tHT ITOHr ana EYiJ .Viff

ogtthrr vain saw Mill known as the -tirecn
Mountain Mill, IN The \dIrur ui rruiiurN, VI
The mil Is new. AMI hi- tutI runs OF stones -
ted up with The best and mu@t improved ma
,hinerN, aud IL In perfect order.
the water supply has never hrrn known to tail.
The mill and machinery ,r-t over Twelve thous
iud dollars, and could not nr replaced tor much less
than that amount udh. Tue premises cover
tituui two acres of land and wafer
IN" undersigned has resumed his former hu-i-
ucsH of SLATE making. and VIII sell the mil with Nil
ITS HNutr5 amt uppuItenlu-u- Tor SIX thousand
dollars, hall cash down the other htlt 90 cover
mortgage uow On the premises
IN" hNtutcS aud appuTtcniur"s are new Mos
Ter IRE proof safe office drsk nud chars, ant extra
milestone, tags, furnace stove. small stove, lumber
wagon and grain hoXcs, delivery wagon. delivery
sleigh. pan OF hobbies. com shelter, hall barrel
ma'hlne OIL all the Tools, CHAINS. pi'k7, ETC. etc,
used IN the mill.
The mill Is insured Tor SIN thousand dollars for
on" year, and the policies Will 70" transferred 10
purchaser.
Immediate possession given
For further particulars apply TO-
EDWARD McGEATH,
May % g-wtt liAAPToS y. !.
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Drugs ano mfoirlnfs.
(qticura
REMEDIES
IyFILLIBLI Cure ALL SkIN AND SCALP DIS
EAsEs, SCALP ERrPTIOSs, lTtHINGs
AND LIMITATIONS.
Drugs ann Mroirlnrs.
REMEDIES

The testimonials nf per maneni cures ID = Aln ;11
scalp Diseases which Ia sc been the torture OF =
lifetime hy the CUTICt RIA REMEDIES, are more
wonderful than any ever before performer ~ AN
methods OF IJuuCdiv- In own 10 the medical pro-
fesslun.
Ct fICTEA EESOLN ENT. a powerful Blood
Purifier - the only puri fynE Agent which finds lls
wly INTO tde circulating Huld and IGruct through
the OIL and sweat glands 10 The surface Of the skin
thus destroying the poisonous elements villa ~ h!ci
the So vessels have been daily charged
ct TIGUltA. the Great SKIN cure applied rNtei-
naIly arrests all unnatural or MORBID gInwt rs
which cover the surface OF the diseased glands anu
tubes with scdlv. itching. and irritating hunol--
speedily removes them. leaving the pores open,
healthy. and free from diseased PARTICLES OF matter
Thus internally and externally 40 these great
remedies act ia conjunction. performing cures That
nave lstOuishCd the most noted phE 7ltIluS nl the
day.
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The New Bedford Mercury says that John
Mcmillan OF Rutland, a printer, is in luck.
An uncle who died recently in Rochester n.
Y, left John and his brother, also printer,
each $500 The young man was for a
long time a typo in the FREE Press office.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-19

SENT To THE HoUsE OF CORRECTION
Johu Ghbault, who some time since stole
Wednesday, on an information filed by the
States Attorney, pleaded guilty, and was
sentenced to four years in the State House of
Correction
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By Hon. j. T. HEADI.Y, the prince OF descriptive
authors Lose no time as the demand Is simply
immense and territory being rapidly taken VIII
out sell any other book. For fun particulars, ad-
dress. HI BBARD BROS. 309 Main ST. Springfield,
Mass, aug 2s-7uANFN
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-19

THE FALL TERN BEGINS SEPT. 1st.
The Preparatory Department in this school IS
specially adapted 10 the course OF study pursued IN
the | untr ut Vermont.
limited number "f nonresident pupils Will be
received.
For iuithot information apply 10
g j. AltEE.
Supt CIV Public schools.
Burlington july 18TH, 80.
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IN BiNKRI-i"ECt.

In the District Cont Of the United States, Tor the
District oi Vermont Ia Re Carpenter J"ur@
Bmkmpl- IN bankruptcy. Va go District 81 Yer
mont.
SIE-Nuira D. hereby gwen that petition M
been Med IA .diI Court, hy Marshall \
Carpenter \ Henry q. Jones, formerly "l
NeWtury IN sail District, duly declared
hankrupts under the Act Of Congress OF March al
Is6 Tor discharge and certificate thereof from Al
their Individual AMI cn-parinrlHhir hchl'
and other claims prnvahle under said a't
and that the tn day ui October, le.H. al "cin'h
n m before the Hon. lluyt H. Wheeler
Judge ot SAID court. at the |. =. '"uil ko'hs IL
Rutland. assigned Tor thr hearing OF the same
when ami where all creditors who have prove
their dcls AMI other pcr>onsln interest may itth'
and show cause II any they have why the PRAYER
of said Petition should not lee granted.
Dated 81 Burlington, un the sth diy ot September
l>,9. -
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-19

TIE TRAFFIC OF BURLINGToN.-At thu
Central Vermont freight office in this city,
during the month of August, there were re-
ceivcd and sent out 2,403, 900 pounds OF
freight, or 1900 tons, making an average
of 46 tons day. These figures include only
what freight went in and out of the freight
house, and not that arriving and going out
by the full carload Were the latter to be
added the figures above given would be I'M
menselY increased
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-19

BETTER lay in your coal now. Professor
Schaircr of Polrsville, in i lecture before the
Society for the advancement If science, says
the anthracite coal fields will hc exhausted in
the wear a365
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RUPTURE

DIR j. \. SHERNAN-ANDl HE ON-
LY DIR. SHERMAN known 10 the public FOL
the past 81 years for his successful method OF
treating Rupture withou' the annoyance and injury
russes infiict is at his branch office 43 MIX
ST. Boston. where those afflicted with Rupture
wishing TO obtain the benefit Of his experience and
remedies may consult him daily for a limited
period.
No man is safe who has rupture, no matter now
insignificant he may consider IT, for every man who
has died from it once attered himself that it was
but trining ailment; and every man who now
suffers from it and the injury of trusses, to such
an extent that life has enioyments once regard
ed it as unworthy special attention. 1t is not a
sand-s;ill affection; it is steadily progressive, even
unto DEATH and he is wise who takes the necessary
steps he eGecually relieved of ii before the day
of suffering and gloom comes upon him.
References given to gentlemen in the city who
have been cured.
Patients from abroad can receive treatment and
leave for home same 'ily
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-19

The Champaign Mutual Fire Insurance
Company have instituted a large number
nf suits against policy-holders on the recent
assessment. all of which, thus far have been
sLttl.l unln the serving Of The writs
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-19

His ENCELLENCY Governor Redfeld Proc
tor has received and accepted an invitation tC
be present at Toronto on the occasion OF tho
opening of the Dominion exhibition.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-19

STATE SUNDAY-sCHoOL AssoCIATIoN.-The
annual convention of the Vermont State
Sunday-school Association will be held in
this city, Oct. eth and Sth next.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-19

The Forepaugh show will probably not
visit this city, this season, after all. 1t is
growing SO cold and the difficulties of making
50 expensive a show pay have induced Mr..
Forepaugh to cancel his dates for the
rest Of the STATE
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-19

LAMorLLE COUNTY FAIR.-The time. of the
Lamoile county fair has been changed tc
September 23d and 9th.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-19

Going North and West. i:25. $40 and 1920 g. H. an,
1910. 2:45. 49, and s:lu p. III.
Going East. by Central VI. Il. H.. 40, 1890 g. m.
and 1910, 2:45. 4:I2 and 1:lO p. M.
Going South, $40 and l1:l2 Il. M l:35, $40 and rs
p. III.
Going East by Burlington 4 lamoille R. R., Gas a
III, and Az y. m.
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The SECRET KEY TO HE.LTH-The Science OF
Life, or Self-Preservatinn, $40 pages Price, only
81 Contains nifty valuable prescriptions either one
Of which Ia worth more than ten times the price of
the book Illustrated sample sent receipt Of six
cents for postage. Address, DR.. W. H. Parker.
Bulfnch Street. Boston. Mass.
Aug is--wed i3tSTgIsw
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-19

The Nergennes IermoAter says Mr.. James
Douglass of Cornwall recently dug from one
hill, one hundred and eight potatoes, one of
the largest weighing two and half pounds.
The potatoes We're all perfectly sound and
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-19

TkAINS AkhINE At BIkIINGION-
From the Nsrth, $40 and ll:O a. m, and las SIS
and 1:55 y. M
From the East. by Central VI. r. R.. SIS and ll:l0
n. IN. and 1856 and sos p. III.
From the South, As and $40 a. m; and 2:45, 4:40
and a:lO y. IN.
From the East, by Burlington 4 Lamoille r. R.,
ll:nl 4 N and 6:ls l. IN.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-19

CHITTENDEN COUNTY CorRT.-The follow
ing is the panel of the grand and petit jury
for the present term of Chittenden county
court:
GRAND JURY.
Burlington, A. b. Lowry, l.. NJ. Hagar
l.. A. Isham; Colchester, Charles Collins
Milton, Joseph Benn; Essex, s. @. Butler
Jericho, w. r. Macomber; Williston, jason
Clark Underhill, p. b. Smith Huntington
A E. Bates Richmond, s. F. Cutler; Boil
ton, r. J. Morse; Westford, Alfred Par
fridge; Charlotte, Peter V. Higbee Hines
burgh, Charles H. Weed; Shelburn, b. +
Van Nliet st. George, Austin lsham South
Burlington, George L. Barstow
PETIT JURY
Burlington, Horace L. Morse, VIM. Perry,
O. S. Storrs, Vim. L. Strong Colchester,
EbeneZer Wolcott, J. +. Day, =. II. Edison
Milton, II. H. Rankin, +. b. Town /,
Essex, W. J. Beach, c. II. Nichols Jeri-
cho, Hosea Wright, Rowlin Townsend ;
Hinesburgh, Sidney E. Ray, Noble b. Partch ;
Shelburn, David G. Smith, W. A. Weed (;
st. George, Mitchell IIinsdill South Bur
lington, Augustus Kimball, Hiram Merriheu;
Williston, Obed Watson, Sidney Warren /;
Huntington, N. A Carpenter Richmond,
+. r. Jones, $. b. Tonlinson Underhill,
VIM. J. Fuller, Orson Metcalf Bolton,
Lyman Clough Westford, VIM. Weaver,
Buel Howard Charlotte, Jos. Barton. Al
fred w. Sherman.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-19

VIII be furnished on application at this ONCE
Marriage Notices. 80 cents. Funeral Notices, 2
cents. Death notices gratis.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-19

Asa 7. BAEEoN. who was recently before
the police court at Lebanon, y. H., for pro
family. entered a complaint against the off
Ger who arrested him for assault and battery
and also brought suit for damages against &.
H. Worthcn. who ordered his arrest, Elan
dcrs. Tie officer who made the arrest, and
two others who were detailed by Flanders to
assist in keeping him prisoner Judge
Ticknor, in the police court at Lebanon, sus
tanned Officer Flanders in arrcsting Barron.
An action AGAINST Barron for striking the
officer at the time Of his arrest will probably
br taken
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-19

Suicide At SrRAFFoRD. Mrs. Amssa
Jones, An estimable lady of STAFFORD, while
laboring under a temporary fit of insanity
occasioned by sickness. committed suicide
10y drowning in awateringtrough on Monday
piFlt
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-19

A CoEREsroNDENT calls attention 10 the
facts that the Battle of Plattsburgh was
fought in sept, 1914, and the Battle of Wa
terloo in June. 1Slj-and that consequently
the British army which fought al Plattsburgh
could not have been composed Of troops who
had conquered Napoleon at Waterloo" as
stated by &c. II, s. in his Recollections of
the Battle of Plaitshurgh. contributed to the
FEE PREss
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-19

The New York and Lake. Champaign
Transportation Company now have all of
their lake steamers in commission TO keep
pace with The increased demands of the luni-
her, coal and iron trade shipments
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-19

The ROYAL Bengal tigress in Forepaugh's
laenagerie gave birth to cubs. bred from the
Asiatc lion George, at Mortified on the sth.
This is said t. he the first cross of this kind
ever known in this country.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-19
Drugs ann tArnirlnrs.
SANFoRD'S
RADICAL CURE
For CATARRH

INSTANTLY relieves and permanently cures this
loathsome disease all its varying stages II pos
the soothing and healing properties oil plants
herbs and baTks their essential iOr Tree from every
fhrous contamination. and in this respect differs from
every other known remedy In one short year 1t has
found its way from the Atlantic to the facihc coast
and wherever known has become tho standard remedy
for the treatment of Catarrh The proprietnrs have
been waited upon by gentlemen OF national reputation
who have been cured by this remedy, and who have,
at considerable expense aud personal trouble spread
the good Throughout the circles IN which they
move, When you hear a wealthy gentleman Of intel-
eence and refinement say, " owe my life to Sanford
Gaicai Cure Won may feel assured that 1t Is article
of great value and worthy be cllsscI among the
standard medical specifics OF the day
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-19

STANDAED sign WRITER. and Lctterers' Com
- panion, practical hook tor practical men.
sNe5 iri'i IilirTS supply h6iiS' :. VI ilil.
Aug 35-SwGm
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-19

STELLA NICHOLS, a servant girl at St.
Johnsbury has fallen heir TO $1,000, but
does not know where it comes from, though
it may have been left 10y deceased brother
in California. The money is now in Mont
pelier bank, but the cashier says he is not at
liberty 10 diyul.rc Mhcncr il comes.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-19

MANCHESTER, n. H., had a big day OIL
Thursday. at the dedication Of her soldiers
monument. There was a great concOurse OF
people, and an imposing military parade,
in which the Ransom Guards of st. Adams
had a prominent place and won high praise
for fine drill and marching. The procession
comprised representatives from twenty-one
Grand Army posts, and lodges of Masons,
Knights Of Pythias and Good Templars. Ex
Senator J. W Patterson delivered the ora
ton. and addresses were made by Governor
Matt Head, Mayor Kelly, Scion A. Carter
Ex-Governor j. \ Weston, and others.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-19

The Central Vermont Railroad having
been urgently solicited. has decided to run
an excursion ia Montreal and Ouebec from
all the stations on its different lines, at the
remarkably low rates offered in the Fall of
1877. Care will be taken not to include too
many stations in one days excursion, and
tickets will he made good to 90 and return on
all through express trains. thus ensuring
room and comfort for all. Tickets will be
good to return on three and four days from
date Of sale. The dates Of the excursions
will probably bc from the Central Division
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-19
CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC r. R.
Is THE GREATCONNECTING LINK


Its min line runs from Chicago To Council Bluffs
anu omaha, passing through Joliet Ottawa. Ia
s'tlF- t'cneScu Moline, Rock Island Davenport
ht-i llhcrty, Iowa city. MarCnru. BTuukiyn
h'Tun'h aud Dies MoiuCS. tthc capital OF Iowa.
win branches from bureau Junction 10 Peoria
Nniuu Junction L. Muscg,tInc. W r-hInrt"n, FAR
h'll lldtu. Helkhap. tcntrCvillc. Princeton,
trenton. Gnliutn. Cameron. Lclycnwotth and
Al,h>"H. Warrington u Sil"urncS. o9kalpoSi
hid hnnNViic; kcukuk t. Pennington. Bonn
i"itc Bcntonspott Independent. tldon ottum-
Va, lddyvilc, Osknuusl. frlli Monroe and DcS
hWihtE bcS Moiurs To- Intllnulu and Nintcrsct.
Atl@Hlir Ia Audubon and Avucl 10 Harlan. Tins
- I"'siitvrly the only Railroad. winch owns CON
H"l- hnd operates % through line between Chicago
ami hansus
lhi- t"mrany own rui control their Sleeping
ais winch are inferior 10 none. and give you Il
."uhl" hcTih between lineage aud Council BuuS,
l1dvcnwnTth. 90 NtChl-un tor Two Dollars aud
fttU Cents. and section for live Dollars while
NJ other lines charge between the same points
lhfr" Dollars Tor double berth, aud sly Dollars
Tor u section
what Will please Nuu most Will be the pleasure
q 'hluNlnE your meals. while passing over the
beautiful It9iiIies of llhnuit and Iowa. In one OF
out mn"Htiiccnt DtutuH and K"stauraut Cars that
accompany All Through Express Trains. You got
~ 'httr meal ~ good a. u served IN any inst
'ti-, hut"i iur seventy i've cents: az YOU can
order what you like. and pay Tor what YOU get
NIiirtihtihE the tIct that majority 81 III" pee
pie prefer separate apartments Tor different pur-
l'-c+ idni III" enormous passenger business ct
lhis hho Wurrnntnf ~. We ar" pleased 10 an
huunte lint thi4 company runs tts PALACE
SLEEPING CARS Tor sleeping purposes. AMI it,
PALACE DINING CARS tor Eating purposes.
81 Palace
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-19

III NT'S REMEDY
has cured hundred
who have been giv"l
up by Physicians. !
clcauscS, puriiic7 'iii'
strengthens the who'll
system. All who use |
enjoy good health. ON
trial WIllcouVlnrr You
send fur Pamphlet q
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oh MY
BACK!"

Bladder Liver and TrHaIy Organs, nfpI-N Gravel.
Diabetes Rrighi'S Disease of the hldn'N-. lhtnhi l.
nrurr or Ertrution OF I rne and Female Weakness.
III NT'S REMEDY has SEN EE BfES kN"NN 10 tAiI'
MnuREsTowN Burlington Co.. Nj, Srpi.l0-l 7''.
WM T. CLAEEE- Dear Sir: Eighteen months 40"
mad Drnt,sy around The heart INV ply scians ami
friends dcsplircl uf my ever getting well! me III u
bottle OF lit MIS- REMEDY gave me great rcllei-
feel uNr uIN Vel, cAi~;rnc, % lit VI ' mn
Epi AMI ana ,-t!l, thankful
ABIGAIL - COILS.
sTUISnFIFIp. bingham Go, Geo, Nav u. 80.
WM CLlRk: Dear Sir-I prescribed lit NJ ;
REMEDY IN % complicated case OF prupsy which
hat been treating for eight wears. aud ! ma
HUNTS REMEDY IL thc best medicine Tor hr"F-N
anu The EulnrN / have ever used.
| n
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ESSEN CLASSICAL INSTITUTE

tNNLN, IMMUNE
The school year opens Tuesday. August l?lh, ls.9.
Thorough instruction. EXPENSES low. For catI-
logue and information address the Principal
WILLIAM \ DEERINts \. NJ.
2wsw
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/ SMOKING SALOON whore YOU IA enjoy ,.,'
! Havana at all hours ct the uIr
! Magnificent Iron Bridge. span tle N7.i.-ifHi
and Missouri rivers at all points ,Iu-atI a. tIl,
| line and transfers are ayor''i At council liluDs
| IyeavcnwuTth and AtchiSlu, CuIncttilus ht.iI.E
! made an mon duputs
| THE PRINCIPAL. u u Gp',NICTIHN- or
| THIS GREAT TllRolGli LINE AXE A. toI
/ LOWS
Al CHIchGo. with III div r.,in- Ii,.. -ih. East
/ and South.
! At ENGLEWoup. with tn I.t,,. sh.t, A Nt.lt.
gan southern aud i'ttt-huTr- ~ Wsyuu y 'hi."l-r
/ Il. iids
| At WAsHINGTuN lrIGUTs. WITH I'itt ,l.ur... Gun.
| cinnati n 81. LOUIS u IL
| At IA SALE with lluuI. Central I: b;
At PEORIA. with T.. 4 \ ! . T. I. Is L.. {. 4
W; III Midland and q. 4 y ". Iluilrulds
Al KotN l~LAap. with Western MON !. u mt
| Rock Island n Peoria Railroad
Al DAVENPORT. with the Davenport Nurth-
Western X. H.
At WEST LIBERTY. with tho l,urur.ttu. cedar
Rapids n Northern Il II
At GIuNNEII. with Central Il Il 81 Iowa
At DIES MONIES. with - NJ y " Dudr.R u
At touSCIL BIUFFs. with Union ruciic Il Il
vt OMAHA. with u \ Nj Il 4 /; .tu N,nN
~ toIIMht SIt'NtIIpN. with IuTiuu't 'otuT
Rapids n Northern u
At prTtNiWN. with central Il Il nf Iowa. -
Louis. Kan. Gity \ NuIthrru aud - \ - Il lats
Al kEuLrh. with Toledo. rruTil and Warsaw.
Wabash. and II Iuuts. kvuLuk \ y " u Rds.
At BLVFHIN. wth Kan. CIV. u. ! \ &. n Il Il
At ATtTISuN. with Atkinson. Topeka \ Santa
lc: Mchisou \ Set and cen 49, Union Inciuc
u Iids
At LrAvr>woHrn with h - ami cen.
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THE benefit derive from is daily use is to me IN
HENRY WILLS. oF WELLS, F,EGo 4 Co.
1T has cured me after twelve years Of uninterrupted
GEO. ". HOUGHTON. WALTHAN, Mass.
FOLLOWED the directions to the letter and am hap
/ py to say have had permanent cure
u. W. GRAY. NJ. D., MTsCATISE, Iowa.
I HAVE recommended 1t to quito number OF, my
L friends. all Of whom have expressed 10 me their
high estimate Of its value and good effects with Them
WM. BOWEN, 225 PINE ST. ST. Loris.
4 FTEE using two hotties | md myself permanently
n cured. I have since recommended over ono
hundred bottles with the greatest success.
WM. ". ARMSTRONG,
I5y HARRISON AVE, BOSTON,
WE have sold SASFoEn's RADICAL CUEE for nearly
w one year and say c4udidiy that We never
satisfaction We have yet 10 learn oI the hfst COM
P'''' :. u. BALDWIN !. Co.. WASHINGTON. IND.
,HE cure effected In nv case ny SNNFoED's RADICAL
| CURE WAS 50 remarkable that 1t seemed TO those
remedies that it could not be Therefore made
affidavit it before Seth }. Thomas, ESQ. Justice OF
the Peace. Boston.
GEoI.GE F. DINsNoBE. pEvGGIsT. BosroS
Each package Of SASFoRp's RADICAL CURE contains
Dr. Saniord's Improved lnhauE Tube, and iull drcc-
lions for In all Price, slU1 70. sale by
alt wholesale and retail druggist. and dealers through
ont the United States and oanadas. WEEKS y IOI-
TER General Agents and Wholesale Druggists, Bos-
Ton. Mass.
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