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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-31

HOSTON MARKETS.

WEDNESDAY, Dec. -, 1851
flour There has been a dull feeling Tor
Flour the past week. saes,s3 IS "a TO for Western
superilne; - 00d $50 for common extras; - 5Or.
- for Wisconsin extras and s. OOd sd for Mime
sofa extras. including choice bakers brands In
winter wheats, IS $50 rs for Ohio and Michigan
s. 5O66 95 for Illinois and Indiana and Sc 006 50 for
-. Louis. including fayorlte family brands. Patent
spring wheais. including Wisconsin AMI Mime
sofa, at 81 10 "a 3 so d bbl. Patent winter wheat
including choice bakers brands Wisconsin and
Minnesota extras at So 80 "a 100 y bill. Corn Meal
Is in fair demand at - 1O,d IS d bill. Rye Flour
at - 90 q bbl. Cat Meal AT s. % "a 50 O. Dbl
GRAIN. In Corn there Ia 4 steady demand.
The sales of mixed and yellow have been at GO "a
64c = bushel. Oats in fair demand. Sales have
been at I66l SIC Z bushe Rye 81 90 "a o5 q bush
ell In SHORTS the sales have been at SIS Goa SIS 80;
and Fine Feed and Middlings at Sl9 O0 20 90 e ton.
PROVISIONS. There Is n fair demand fol PORK.
Sales have been at sl2 so "a - 90 for prime slI 80
"a 10 90 mess and 81 90 "a 10 90 for clear and extra
clear quality. In Beef sales have been al - III
II ~ for mess and extra mess and Sllil2 OOF bhl
for family. Lard is in fair demand sales nave
been at "a 9Itc . II for city and Western. m md
ing steam and kettle rendered. Smoked laniS at
gl.ta l0Ic 2 10 for city and Western.
PRODUCE. There Is a dull feeling for all grades
Of Butter. We quote Creamcries al 29a &c inf oi
and choice New York and Vermont dairy Al "a
2sc ih for choice. and lea 2Oc d h for tar 10 od
Cheese s "a l3cL. Eggs at - ,a35 G. Whit Is ins
firm, Sales OF Western and Northern Pea al u 81
"a l 90; choice mediums at 81 - IA 50; lrn"W
Ewes AT - 90 "a . 10 and Red Kidneys Al = e, ia
90 y bhl. Potatoes range from Is "a 400 l'c' hu
Apples range from 81 % "a so per Dbl.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-31

VERGEsgEs- In Vergennes the advent
Of Kriss Krngle was hailed with more than
customary joy and ecln The stores were
gay with toys, books. and all the .parapher-
MALTA of holiday times. Never has there been
so general recognition Of Christmas eve and
Christmas day The churches We'd with each
other in loading the typical evergreen tree
with presents for the children, while the re-
freshments were participated in by all. 1t
was altogether one Of the most generally Oh
served and agreeable festivities we have ever
witnessed.
The pulpit Of the Congregational church
was occupied last Sabbath by President
Brooks of Tabor College, Iowa. His sermon
in the morning was one of great excellence
and power. The congregation was large
and appreciltive one. In the evening Presi
dent Brooksg gave brief history Of the found
ing, aim and prospects of the young and Wig
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Ensiiare
now CAPT. MOTIONS sILo WORKS.
rssFX. Vt. Dec. 1, 1850.

now { ATl. MtLlt > SilsP NNisN's
Essen, Vt, Dec. 1, 1850.
To the Editor OF the Free Press aud Times;
have been feeding ensilage over month.
Our cows have greatly increased their milk,
cat least one-third) since commenced feed
ing it, and as quite number Of them come
in during January and early in February
having been MIXED since last January, the
increase in milk Row is due entirely to the
ensilage. The city dairymen will study their
interest TO come ont to our place and see for
themselves The ensilagc was cut with the
Baldwin, No. II cutter, bought of y. G.
Peirce, and one-horse power of Gray's Sons,
Middletown, Vt, and | am satisfied that
even the small quantity put up will more
than pay all expenses, of buildings, slo and
all. Some of the corn weighed in presence
of my ncighbors and at a small estimate it
produced - tons to the acre. My pigs will eat
it up as clean as the cows; in fact | have fed
them nothing else for ten days; of course |
have no interest only to state facts to benefit
farmers in this vicinity, for am indebted 10
many of them and TO what have read in the
papers for all know about farming
Yours, GuREEr MoRToX.
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orous Christian college of which he is most
admirable representative. His visit here will
long bc held Unpleasant remembrance.
We are having pretty snug winter. The
body Of snow is light, YET it is being vigor-
ously used. Our markets have been lively
but are triile dull at present.
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FIRES IN MALONE AND OGDRGsBURG. The
academy building at Malone was burned the
cath. Loss, SG5, 600 insured for $50, 900
The building was three story brick struc-
ture, and model of architectural beauty
There were over 300 students in attendance
thr rr'scrt term. The fire companies could
,.oi.,,tI.i.s 10 save the building ON account Of
the failure of water.
On Saturday, large fire occurred in Og-
densburg, by which the Adgance newspaper
Office, together with the presses and all the
fixtures, was entirely consumed. c. B. Her
riman, grocer, was also entirely burned out,
and Charles Paris, clothing store, and f.
Spooner, cabinet manufacturer, badly dam
aged by water. Loss on the Adea.ce Office
about $4,000; insured for about $1,000
The total loss will probably reach S25, 600
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OVER THE LAKE.

Diphtheria prevails in Port Henry,
Ogdensburg has Chinese laundry.
The Baptist church Of Malone have prac-
ticaly lifted their debt of about $500.
Port Henry is TO have musical conven-
ton, commencing January 4lh, and continu-
ing five days l.. o. Emerson of Boston has
been engaged as director.
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RAILROAD FIGHr MPENDISG.-A Concord
despatch says: There is the strongest prob
ability that there will soon be inaugurated in
this State one of the most important
railway contests that ever occurred in New
England 1t will involve the old issue of the
connecting lines of road from Chicago to
Boston, via the Central Vermont The lat
ter road is backed by the Grand Trunk, and
the principal opponents of the scheme are
the Connecticut River Valley road and the
Northern railroad of New Hampshire.
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MIpDLEBURT.-The reopening Of the Meth
odist church at Middlebury tool, place Tues
day. Rev Merritt Hulburd of Burlington
preached in the morning. Prof. ii. NJ Scely
that the repairs had cost S2,912, besides
about $50 due on chandelier and carpets
which were furnished by the ladies 1900
had already been raised and expended. An
appeal to the audience was made and the
$3.50 of debt was all cleared off by subscrip-
ton. A large number of the clergy Of the
denomination were present from other places.
Rev. L. 5. Walker preached in the evening.
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OH winter has come with ms great whit' CLOAK
an Dds rui-trrine -on, JAek Frost, a. creeping
IA az eI'Il cIoyicc, even INTO our systems, and
sowing seeds Of death. Do not neglect cold or
Cough for one dav even for It may be too late.
Dr. y. q. Whites Pulmonary Elixir 80 f"s sale by
all dealers in m"dcine, and should IT, on the mc'i-
che shelf OF every family and used As directed,
has already saved thousands OF lives, and Will vet
save thousands more. Dec i-lSw lm
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~ Am All Ilu,ed Dgttp'

r. a common complaint. If sou feel so, get a pack
age Of Kidney Wort and take II, and YOU Will al
once fcal It's tonic power. II ronew- the hrdth,
action of the kidneys, bowels and liver, ana thu-
restores this natural life and strength 10 hc weary
BODY II can now lie had in either dry or lIquit
form, and In either form It - always prompt an"
efficient In dctiOn.-Ncr Eelf''d >tIHJdfd.
bee p .dAwlw
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recovery.

preme Court for this county at the coming
term will be that of the Williston murdcrers,
Woods and Mrs. Smith. Woods's conline-
ment, with his advanced age, is telling upon
him and Mrs Smith is also somewhat
broken down, spending much of the time in
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-31

10 great has been the popular demand iur tue
celebrated remedy Kidney Wort. that II Is having
al immense sale from Maine To california. some
have found II Inconyenicnt 10 prepare u from the
dry compound. For such tnc proprripIs now pre-
pared II m liquid forn. This eau De procured Al
IN. druggists. II has precisely ihc same eject as
the dry, bui - very concentrated so that the dose
/ ia much smaller -Iotg.H UrL per.- iAWlw
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!
Less Than UHOIPSHlP Prices
Bacon's House to Rent, on Pine St.
]. CHAUVIN, AUCTION STORE,
college ST, Burlington, VI,
n.n - LA Wit
THE VERMONT LIFE
sNssHtNCE COMPANY,

Ut 1T EII.'KfIVs7r ' Il,
Commenced business January I, l-s9. Cash cnpi,a
iiu1,~', which has never been impaired. Its husi
nc-- and assets have Increased every year since.
The Company issues every desirable form Of life
terra and endowment policies. ''Iniusrial' policies
are 'ssncd also. greater number OF policies NJ,
helug Issued this year than ever before.
This Company IL popular because Its policies ar,
non fcItnr upon their terms, clear and definite
The largest advantages secured for the leas
money
prove alt things mold fast to that which = good
JAMES II. HOSNER, President.
WARREN GIBBS. Secretary
Sept l-d4wtf
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JERicHo CESTRE.-Mrs. E. H. Lane has
Just returned from visit TO her husband,
Hon. E. II. Lane, at Concord She found
hIm very much improved, both mentally and
physically, and DR.. Bancroft expresses the
utmost confidence in his complete ultimate
recovery
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-31

GEoReIA.-At Emmanuel church, East
Georgia, the Christmas eve service and tree
were decided success, and among the
many presents distributed, were some valu-
able articles Of clothing, and beautiful
basket Of flowers, for the missionary and his
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Vacuum Self-sealing Can Company.

The annual meeting Of the stockholders OF this
company wall he held at the olce OF the Secretary,
IN this city, on TUESDAY, January II, ISL, al two
o'clock III, for the election Of Directors Tor the
ensuing year, and the transaction ot such other
business may be deemed proper when met.
CHARLES f. ALLEN, Secretary.
HlrlInntnu Dc. - Ism
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-31

ST. ABRAMS Hon. Jasper Rand will re-
tire from the law firm of Edison, Rand x
Cross, on the 1st of January, and Hon. IL.
r. Start of Bakersfield will become men,
Der of the firm.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-31

The official census gives the total popula-
ton of Vermont as 332, 2s6; males, 16G, SIS
females, 165, 800; natives, POI, $40; for
cirners, 40. 946 whites, 331, 243.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-31

When lips receive a rosy nu-h.
And teeth become a dazzling white.
Beneath the -iinIt= of the brush,
When SOZODO$T Is used Alright.
The mouth becomes sweet, pure amt warm,
And tnc fresh breath an pdprous charm.
De- - dcoiN = y
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-31

Nh. THOMAS FALEY, Deputy United
States Marshal, had the misfortune to fall on
the icy pavement, Tuesday evening, fractur-
ing leg in three places. He will of course
be laid I'D for some time TO come
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-31

LARGE PROFITS from small investments The
best opportunity ever offered the pubhc.-Minlng
stocks m lr-t-cllss reliable companies, which are
sure of great advance in value and large dividends
are now on sale by the undersigned Buy now AZ
Bad rock prices and take advantage OF the market :
remember large fortunes have been made IN
mining stocks. Parties having money 10 invest
invited to correspond or call on US. All neces
sary information regarding the companies and
their properties will be furnished 10 purchasers by
GoFF HASTINGS A Co. Bankers and Financial
Agents, ~ Washington street, Boston. 26 W ".
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KILLED on THE RAILROAD - Charles
Convey, q years old, has worked for over
six years as a brakeman on the railroad.
wednesday noon, while engaged in coupling
cars on the mixed train, which leaves St.
Adams for St. Johns at 1910, he was fatally
injured 1t seems that he was not feeling
well, and slipped while coupling the freight
to the passenger car and was caught between
the cars, his chest being severely hurt and
probably fatally injured. He leaves wife
and three small children, the eldest only four
years of age
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4 I.ady's isli.

.oh. how 10 wish my skin was as clear and soft
as YOURS said a lady 10 her friend. ''lnu can
easily make It So answered the friend. How -
inquired the FIRST lady. by using Hop Biiicrs. that
makes pure rich blood and blooming health. II did
1t for me, a. YOU observe Read OF ii.-tdifO
Bullci.H Dec II, deodA VIEW
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Testimonials Will appear IN this paper from time
to time from reliable people, and mos; of the par
ties tesiifylng living in syracuse where u. H. '. a.
Dyspepsia Remedy IL prepared and can he relied
upon. Guaranteed by all druggists 10 give stisilc-
ZION or money refunded. Try IT. dIWli
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siean Temperature for the Week h""-
ing Dec. 25th, for Eight Years.
SIGNAL OFFICE, BrKLrSGToS, VT.

IT is said that the Pavilion Hotel, Montpei-
Ter, can reckon profit OF sl5,ooo from
October to December %.
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The RAILROAD WAR.-The Central Yer
mont road has Withdrawn from the roads be-
tween White River Junction and Boston all
the through freight for Boston for export,
and is now sending it via the Cheshire and
Fitchburg lines. 1t is rumored in Concord
that one Of the objects of the Central Yer
mont in sending through freights over the
Cheshire road is to compel the Northern to
accept the same rates for local business from
the Central Vermont us are paid on the
through business from the West TO Boston
and for export.
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BILE Clothiers,
syrvE>rEw r.t:,.nz.~ rsT,rE.

STATE OF VEINoNT. To all persons crE-
r,.,,.t, 40. ,., t, -. -, cc-iIy.l Ia Tie estate Of
" J sylvester 1aihuN. iaie
"l J"fi'nn. al -..i'! district. deceased,
isEEETING-
n rr"Hii' "..'isf holden ai Burlington. Will IN
alsi Tor tie Gt-iIi,. oi Chiiie,,itn The I'D Gay
Of December, l'. ~ instrument purpnrtius O." be
the Lest viii Iid i,tIurnt ui sylvester TirpN. iate
Ui 'rirn. ~d d- igIrt deceased. Wa. pres, MED
- the riu;f iort1id Tor probate; and II = ord, .,
hX -. ''Ii! that t'r 18th dian OF January. ISL a.
the F.ulrt;' count Iu"M$, nj saul Darlington, Ice
assigned irr PROV M -ai'i instrument; aud that TIE
tcc thereof Doe gNsI Z" Iil persons concerned,
hy pu-ai'. tti- Order thtCt weeks >urrcs 'iVrly N
tae Burlington iGsE lEi-S, 4 newspaper print, Il
81 .ssl Ggriin s''I, rgyv!uI- ip The lime appointed
Iirrti,'.r. Nru J'r urt,lN notified 10 appear h"-
fore > count. 20 the ;.in iuti plc" IfnrcSli and
contest TIE prulii 1T aai will q NCu nave cause.
Gwen ultlar IN. a.t..I ~ i:iiliH4ila, slid dis
ir;tt tri- ri iLy uf pH'-nl 1>~u.
-,..a ELiHU L. TAFT. REGISTER.
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A Carr.

hereby express my gratitude 10 the people OF
Milton, Vt, concerned. for their gift 10 me. for a
Christmas present, of fine PAIR OF Japanese Vol
sleigh robes. 4. NEDCENoRIH.
Milton, VI, Dee. q, iSSo. Jaw
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TIE Heineberg bridge is in dangerous
condition, owing to the partial washing out
Of the pier. Repairs are TO be commenced
immediately
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-31

ST. ALBANs BUTTER MARKET, Dec. IS
The receipts were very light, and market
dull. Winter butter sold at 20 to % cents
ner nound No Fall butter offering.
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DR. BAXTERs NAypRAKE ETTKRs act upon the
stomach, Liver AMI Bowels, remove all secrouOn-,
purify the Blood, AMI fortify tie system against
disease
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-31

HALF fare will be given to those attending
the exhibition of the Champlain Valley Poul-
try Association, in this city Jan. II to IA.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-31

SURVEYS FOR THE PROPOSED New LINE FROM
WINDSOR TO BosToN.-A Bellows Falls de-
spatch says; \ gang of twelve men under
the supervision of ID. c. Linsley anG W. f.
Rabbit of St. Adams, civil engineers of the
Central Vermont line, making a final locat-
ing survey of the first line of railroad from
Windsor, Vt, to Hancock, n. IL, reach ca
Lempster, Tuesday. They left Windsor two
weeks ago, making a careful survey and To-
eating the grades They report that the
heaviest grades found were sixty feet, and
the line will be built much cheaper than at
first supposed. 1t leaves Windsor beside the
Sullivan Railroad TO the bridge, then fol
lows closely the west bank of the Connect
cut seven miles to Ascutneyville, then crosses
to Claremont. This makes also seven mile:
of the proposed road to Bellows Falls. The
road then passes through to the towns of
Unity, Lempster, NARROW, Stoddard and An
trim to Hancock-44 miles-connectinl
there with the road already built, to Nashui
and Boston.
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HoEsENFs.-Ask YOUR merchant for ilE$EN y
JOHH.oSs ARsICA aud on. Lr;IME,'r, and Keep II
always in the stable, to use IN case OF accident.
Dec l--lAWlm
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Cattlr-The supply from the North and West Is
OF about an average number, but butchers complain
OF the quality.
Sheep AMI lamls-Narkct opened to-day with a
full stock and active demand.
Poultry A few small lots. Nothing offered al
over a. = N
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ID. u. V. q. Guaranteed ny your own druggist TO
give satisfaction, OF money refunded. Try u.
dNw
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Burneit-s CoCOaInc.

TIE EksI INK UNESN7NT' " IHH HOTTH'
BURNETTsS COCAINE allays irritation, re-
moves all tendency TO dandrul, inyigoraes the ac-
ton of the capilarles in the highest degree, and
has earned deserved reputation for promoting Tie
ccor'h and preserving the beauty IF the h"lHdh hdir
Ladies dressing their hair deliberately for the even
ing will ind that it mparts a hedlry natural gloss
to the hair ana Will cause ii to r.tiia II, SHAPE for
hours.
Burnett FLivOEIHG EzTRAcT= are used and
endorsed bS the best Hotels, ConfectiOnerS and
Grocers throughout the country. They are perfectly
pure Dec l6-tu,th, sNwlm
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NV life was saved by Warmers safe Kidney and
Liver CURE. b. LdkelY. Sri,ad, Ala.
Dec. % m ~ 4 IA WV
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!. ". CLARK.
Real Estate. Syracuse, y. \.
Guarahj sai hy all Druggists. dA~
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PosToFFICE STATIsTIcs,- During the first
week in December count is made of all
mail matter deposited in every postoffice in
the country As matter of course the num-
Der Of letters and postal cards mailed is a
sufficient indication of the business of a
town and taking the leading places in this
State the figures are as follows Burlington,
1902; Rutland, s,95s St. Adams, s,GG5 F;
St JohnsburY, 6,6ll Brattleboro, 6,042.
OF letters. there were mailed in the post
office in this city IL, l19 and in Rutland only
6,516-or less than half. The HTald, We
may add, has not vet found space for the
result of the count in the Rutland Office.
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We defy any man. woman or child who has used
DAYS KIDNEY PAD 10 say that they have not been
entirely cured or greatly benefited
Dec sl-tnlA MlM
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The \. :. T. Cos Black TIP, advertised IN
another column. is worn on line and costly shoes,
as well as on the coarser grades. Our readers IN
buying rhdrens shoes should Ice sure that Tins tip
Is upon them.
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The BEST PRESENT You can
make YOURSELF or FAMILY
one whose good effects may cover
many Years. and cause much COM
FDET and HAPPINESS to those
who would receive benefit there
by, is Il !IFE ur ACCIDENT POL
ICY. Even nj this office presents
of This character, purchased Years
ago. have 1cs CT,Ssfa To perform
their kindly duty. in MANY
.iou>,hnld. LIFE Policies H.
sued on the most popular plans,
with Il 1.-TWO sided contract" iii
which onc may have as uayi:,!
pririgs:S. as the Eosnpal,r
isis!sri1=.
.SrridC!IEs are happening dGi;B
and being paid as agiF2sY.
WOMEN ENG iGEn IN III 81
NESS or any occupation upon
which they are dependent for
their livelihood. can receive Wcc;s-
~ indemnity Tor loss al time. This
i u new feature
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MlIkIkUED,


PETnSGILL-CI, GETT.-In Louisville XIV, Dee
-, l--o Mr. = b. Pettingill Of st. Albans VI.
Miss sue Harry Clagett, daughter of the lare Juig
Clasctt OF keokuk, Iowa.
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MADAME LIvIEuN's LUxURIA.

Restores and enlarges the female breast The only
WdrfG"fci remedy in the market Every lady Is III
vitei 10 send address for circular Sent free.
MILLER 4 Co, i70 Race St. Cincinnati o.
Dec 3l-wsm
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VIII send their celebrated ElectrO-voltaic Belts
TO the afflicted dpon 30 days trial. Speedy cures
guaranteed. They mean what they say. Write to
them without delay Nov l., hSWly
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WATERFOWL UNION LIVE $50. u
MARKET.

For the week ending Tuesday, Dec. IS, lso.'
ANorST OF LIVE STOCK AT MARKET.
Cattle. Sheep and Lambs. Swine.
This week. 1926 50l2 ss5i
Last week 23s1 2961 lr..-i
Prices of Market Beef-A few choice, IS OJ,a> 81
extra s. 2561 .5 first quality Is % "a 90 81, 0nd
quality = 90 "a s 80 third quality a ESQ 4 -.
Prices of Store Caiile-Working oxen, Z pair,
from 500 "a iGn Mich Cows and Calves from
500. S. a A. Farrow Cows $40 "a ~. Yearl.ng- :.
"a IL two years old SIP p three years Old s2O a
SIS.
Swne-Western fat, live, 5i.a5i.c On. Northern
dressed Hogs, - = n.
Prices of Sheep and IambsIn lots. - 80, , 81
and so each extra 80 90 "a 90, OF from ~ @6c z
y; Lambs AZ IA Gl!c n n.
Veal Calves Ia e. b 10.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-15
Browns Househo1d Panacea

is the most effective pain destroyer in the world. Will most surely quicken the blood whether taken internally or applied externally, and thereby more certainly relieve pain, whether chronic or acute, than any other pain alleviator, and it is warranted double the strength of any similar preparation.
 It cures pain in the side, back or bowels, sore throat, rheumatism, toothache, and all aches, and is the great reliever of pain. Browns Household Panacea" should be in every family. A teaspoonful of the Panacea in tumbler of hot water (sweetened, if pre- ferred, taken at bedtime, will break up a cold. 25 cents a bottle