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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-07-29

A Fool ONCE MORE" For ten
years my wife was confined TO her bed
with such complication of ailments
that no doctor could tell what was the
matter or cure her, and / used mp a
small fortune in humbug stuff. Six
months ago saw U. s. flag with Hop
Bitters on it, and thought would be
fool once more. / tried it, but my
folly proved to be wisdom. Two bot
ties cured her, she is now as well and
strong as any mans wife, and it cost
me only two dollars. Such folly pays.
LII. w., Detroit, Micb.-Free Press.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-07-29

THOUSANDS OF DRUNKARDs are made
annually by the use of medicines called
tones and bitters, containing large
portion of rum and other kinds OF
spirits, Gall of which should be labelled
Destruction and Death.) DIR. Kennedy
has put up the "Favorite Remedy" In
the form OF syrup, without one drop OF
spirits. Hence, it may be given to
persons of all ages, of either sex, who
require medicine to purify the blood
regulate the Liver, Kidneys or Bowels
or to give tone and strength 10 the
system. Sold by all druggists, s1.OO 0
bottle.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-07-29
IT'S RELIEF AND CURE AS CERTAIN AS
DAY FOLLOWS DAY, WITHOUT ANY
OPERATION OR HTNDRANCE
I A

FROM LABOR.
4, since the reduction Of DIR. Sherman's terms
thousands are crowding upon him Tor treatment
giiauiy throwing away their gripping irksome dis.
p,a,t i and lIfe-punishing trusses. His treat
,aII aor tnis aniction makes the patient comfor
~ y, exercise or labor. 1t is grand thing, and
sa Tso VINO are ruptured and do not provide them
Win II must endure the dangers of that
ho, ailiiction and the of trus ses all
VII ugn HE. Thousands of those cured give the
must hattering testimonials OF gratitude to DIR.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-07-29
PATENTS.

81 VsGOOD 4 CO., New York aud Washington
tors, and transact ali business conneefed fhcr.
MIN promptly and upon reasonable terms
once under the personal supervision OF W0RTIi
Stat ePatent Office "''N
Sal communications strictly confidential, -,sa
Sotresponuenee invited. Terms and circuiaI
country. - wy
Address all Communications to osGooD&
So,leiiors OF Patents, Astor House, New Yorl
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-07-29

am unwilling to let this occasion
pass without expressing a word of af-
lection for her SO lately gone from us,
who was ''faithful unto DEATH" and
now wears ga crown of life"
Though felt that was more of a
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-07-29
HENRY's
CARBOLIC sALvE,

The most Powerful Healing Ointment nm,
Disinfeetant ever dis.
covered.
Henry's Carbolic Salve heals lurns
Iienrys Carbolic Salve cures sores.
lIenry's Carbolic Salve allays pain
llenry's Carbolic Salve cures eiuptons.
llcnry's Carbolic Salye heals pimples.
llenrys Carbolic Salye heals Bruises.
ASK for Henry's and use no Other.
as-Beware OF Counterieils. "a lily
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-07-29

Have Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry
always at hand. IL cures Coughs,
Colds, Bronchitis, Whooping Cough,
Group, Influenza, Consumption and ali
Throat and Lung Complaints. so cents
and III a bottle. Oily
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-07-29
A Tragic Heart History.

To he continued.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-07-29

The revisers of the Bible, when they
struck the passage, Sand he was max
ed" thought they mus do something
so they fixed il TO read, Gle had on
his under garment only" This looks
10 us like straining at gnat and swal-
lowing a medicated flannel undershirt,
but we may be wrong.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-07-29

WANTED.-By c. II. Jones, of Hub
bardton, VT, for the western trade
twenty good unregistered merino
rams, worth from $40 to S25 per head.
Also few good Atwood Merino rams,
worth from S25 to 800 per head, regis
tered in the Atwood Sheep Register.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-07-29

DIR Rogers Worm Syrup instantly
destroys worms.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-02

Mr. Grant White, IN his curious book on England,
has chosen out some peculiarities of modern En-
gIsh speech for criticism But his list is meagre
one, and his examples are not ALWAYS typical nor
always accurate The field is q large one large
enough for MIR. White and Mr. Hall and many
another to work in without reviling each other.
new volume by Professor Huxley, Science and
Culture and other Essays" is announced by Messrs
Macmillan. The essay which gives the title to the
pook is presumably the address given at the opening
of Sir Josiah Masons college at Birmingham which
made some stir at the time 1t is odd that the same
firm should be the publishers of book for which
Professor j. S. Backie has borrowed title from a
very popular one by Professor Huxley, clay Ser
mons" But neither he the first to the
phrase Professor BlacIe may be well within his
right in availing himself of it. Whether he chal-
lenge ii Implies be prudent one is another matter.
G w. S.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-02
THIRD CALI.-12 O'CLOCK NJ
rouaru cALL-2 O'CLOCK 2. NJ.



LEADNITIE, Col, Sept. 1.-C. VI. Rolker manager
of tn Chrysolite, left last night for New-York
The Dolphin mine has been stocked. 1t has a
large amount of ore in reserve.
Annie machinery broken down several days
ago but VIII start again to-day.
Iron Silver has made developments in the Lime
claim below the contact that adds much TO it's value
BODIE Cal, Sept. 1.-During the past week
Standard Consolidated shipped to the mill I ,2s2
tons of ore; average putp assay, %21 II. Bullion
shlpped to the company, $40, 100.
Bodie Consohdated average pulp assay for the
past week, $67 Bullion shipped to the company.
$TG09. The lower levels are showing very high
grade.
Boston Consolidated drifts on the 300 level
show four foot vein of good milling ore.
There ~ much excitement here over the Great
Western mine III the Sweetwater Mountains
Prominent mining men from here visiting the
district
Bullion valued at 80 50 53f WAS received in this
city yesterday from the mines.
Barbee ~ Walker superintendent teleuaphed
August 81: Shpped har bullion -. .OOO.n
The officers OF the Globe Copper Mining Company
report that sevcu-fOOt Vcin carving glance. ma
tive copper. red oxide and sreen carbonatcs, has
been struck IN the mine. This find is considered of
the greatest importance.
The superintendent Of tho smcltcr of the Varkufl
Mining Company, South Mountain, Idaho reports
that the ui started August 10 on Mono 2d
class ore, which contained 1t the battery
htteen ounces silver per ton, 81 30 gold, and II 80
per cent lead. The CONCENTRATIONS sampled 5S per
cent lead, 81 ounces silver and 81 30 gold. The
Concentrations work perfectly.
SnNer King tColo.l superintendent reports Aug
ust p, that the face of level is in fair ore about
one foot wide, containing copper, pyrites galena
and zinc The Stopping continues in level the paw
ore averaging about = feet IN width. About one
ton OF assorted ora Is being rackcd daily e. head NO
- producing some good second class ore and tler,
are out at various points probably 75O TONS of $40
ore. Inc Doyle crosscut from near e. heading run
hing westerly, Is now III % feet all in VEN matter
width of 20 feet.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-02
l.. R. G..

How slow sun and stars the while we wait:
How slow the tidngs from that couch of pain:
But whether Life or Death the mast'ry gain
We have had gimpses OF a Ii CHER state;
A light has shOne spirits consecrate.
" She cannot bear" we said, such fearful strain
OF her weak powers" But faithful souls attain
Endurance rare: a life long dedicate
To holy fail hs, aud filed with silent thought,
And care tor others veal, and noble aims
The humblest task with hIg endeaVor wrought
Yields solemn strength when comes the crucial test
And with undying elOquence proclaIms
VINO faithful serves, IL grief or joy, is blest.
ELIVAR.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-02
MINES AND MINING.
TuuRspAr. Sept. 1-p. NJ.

THURSDAY. Sept. 1-p. N.
Unsatisfactory quotations from the San Francisco
market to-day and decided weakness in the special
fancies of our own market excited an unfavorable
influence upon prices for the whole list of mining
stocks. Very little business done outside of the
State Line varieties but in them the transactions
were large. Nos. and declined from % to 92aO
94 cents, and Nos. and from 4.20 to 3.S094, and
Oriental and Miller from 94 to S4GS5 cents Con-
solidated Virginia held firm at 26205. The Lead
vile shares easier ChrysolIe being IL lower at
6ls dividend. Silver Cliff fell from 4. 10 to $780,
Iron Silver was steady at 2.20 The markets closed
dull.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-02

I2lIrOad DOnuS WfTe eNtremcIY UnII and Tie fTaal
transactions there were hardly constituted a marked
Erie second consos were 4 lower at 1O0i Missouri
Kansas and Texas first cOnsols were 3 higher ~
1851. Boston, Hartford and Erie frsts declined
from 70 the last previous SALE TO G9l0az0
and Rome, Watertown and Ogdensburg con-
soils at "a were 3 per cent lower than early
i'm the week. ChesaDeake and Oi,io
frsts, series g. were down per cent 10 So and COM
mon 6s were lis lower at 55ls. Canada Southern
yielded Il to 993s New York Elevate firs's were Il
higher at 115, and Metropolitan frsts steady az
9Sl2. Ohio Southern incomes were down 3 per cent
at 40. Denver and Rio Grande iirsts were steady az
116, and consos p higher at111l2. Texas and Pa
91l2 The following are the closing quotations:
New-York tribune., 1881-09-02

A IHOkOuGH business lady, competent to
coect inds Tor first class socioty can se
e1re p permanent employment Address ACTIVITY rribu,e
New-York tribune., 1881-09-02
II O'CLOCK To pig O'CLOCK.

Tennessee Gs new Boston II s lst Harlem LIST reg
0JOO. -6S 5000 40 4.OcO. 5000. 1876
ST PaulS city lst lo000 692 Central Pacific
inOop, 80. liz Ne"-Nnrk G q l,ooO----.- 1892
Chic II p and Min Gen Mortgage I.OO0. -. ia
LIST - 1000 Den and G lst
2oOo..---.. lib Mo Kan q Tex G IS 1000. -. llGl
North Puci8c LIST 1000 Jos 5.OO0 81 ia
coupon Y l. n West Erie "a Extended
5000. 1903 New 2d .IO6
Lake ~ 4 West IN 1000 O..:. lool2 Del d Hud reg Sl
zOuo. ~ = Ches and Ohio LIST Ches & o Cur In
ouu0o 0o.-----. o.4 series - l0,OOO.-.-.-.-O5
New-York tribune., 1881-09-02
CLOSING PRICES or PHILApe1pgIa sroo1x
THURSDAY, Sept. I-P. NJ.

VI
After much the same fashion as was Yesterdays
stock market, tO-days was dun and weak And vet
there were no new influences to make il So Itiseyi
dent, however, that while the public is slow TO an
preclate the possibilities of the effect of the
long-eontnucd drouth at the West the large snec
ulative holders of stock have q lively conpre-
hension of the meaning of the necessity for
cutting corn and wheat for feed for cattle in tbe
month of August, and are, as quietly as possible
disposng of their stocks. The DAYS business
(2l2,000 shares) &c. 600 shares less than were
the transactions of yesterday. No particular stock
and no particular class of stocks was specially con-
splcuous for Weakness that character being
general through the list Denver and Rio
Grande, however, recorded the greatest number of
transactions t23, 100 shares) at from 81 to s5Io@
So's, and Union Pacific was second with II 100
shares at 1908 TO 119is0Il9ns. There was the
usual number of reactions during the day and the
market closed weak Immediately after the best
rally OF the day had eliminated.
Governments were dull but prices were fairly sus
talned, except for the continued 5s the final bids
Tor which show % decline of Is per cent For fbe
continued 6s and per cents the bids are IL higher
than yesterday. The market closed steady at the
following quotations:
New-York tribune., 1881-09-02

&gs4as & a: 81, 81 49, ms eur 9. fa Asked
s as fs iso7 lietigs cur ss issa.isf
as. 'YVf 81 ~ ilo4 - con. 6s.
S's. eur o. issSl1 us. con, 5s - iol i0i =
FIX interest. o's'--i'' ioo
The only business done in State bonds was a sale
OF $4,000 Tennessee 6s, new, at 6s. Annexed are
the closing quotations:
New-York tribune., 1881-09-02
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New-York tribune., 1881-09-02

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, 1881-01-01

EoU IL LII lS4oNs
DnrANr AVENUE.
No. E}-Mra. J. T. 1tpa, tho Misses Nca. Mrs. |
shurpe, And S1ra. Houy. nee Drnynlnl,.
nUTrElEtELD HTHKEr.
No. .51u-.Srs. +. j. pArkcr. assIsted by Mrs. L. |
CALUMET AVENUE.
No. :soo-sirs. !. J. Nix, asststcd by Miss Mla-
MIC L. NelterluAE. |
c1.A,,K sT1txEr.
No. ao!M-Mrs. Dr. y. W. Ingraham anl Mrs.
~. :5l|A!ss Eva Diamond, ass'atc. by s,tss
Human Nurhat,.
DxAnnous ErRErT.
No. :o1-siiss II. Walpolo. assisted by Miss N.
No. lao-Mra. Y; r.; Kecnau,. Mrs:. J. Z.
Grungcr, u1id MlAs Clara Kctnan. of Quai'oy, III.
DOUGLAS AVENUE.
Mra ". ". nel!, assstetl by BY siEs' y " Il, rot,
taii nni lila coia i. Williams.
NRExEi HOui.EyAHu.
No. luIo-Mtss MIunie clyborno and Maggie
INDIANA AVENUE.
No, se5l-Mrs: wtlinn /: Pierce, assisted by
rS1xStdspss &c; u Il sEsNsss n "' Miss a"n' o@u"' If
LAKE AVENUE.
No. 85al-sIlss Fannie Trcxo.
AADiHt>S KTNETT.
Fnrwol Ilall-Ths following lades. roprGsant'
;nx t3S Wo.s fsx,ia:, Gns'sa,a' Tsn1'S ~ onT ~
YonnH Mems Chrlst!nu Assnrsntiou. VII! rceelyo
Now ieur's calls fronl thu!r .irtDnda attd tho
Tnrwsll ] il"is, NJ. iii Madtsst, STRUT: lin. H. il.
smltI, Mr.; l.. A. ituYa,'s Mss: II =: q @ G@Feenle,:'
Z!inmct1na'i, @ M % Mss. j: K: Anderson, His. e. i.
NcCulloch, Mrs. D.. .BulernIcrt,urtI. birs. u. II.
Ga..Hoa En- r. f. It,: Ill., = & fqs T. *e: @ As M.s ws;!!:. MaS
NcwIali.: Miss t;raeo FqIISr, Mts3 GHrrie Msnl. M
@ st M: xefeH1 5!f !s ss H., Ii " Ss i.taks 's.
stss; !: i. fattsrson, slrs: Gr. Wa'ers. Sis. j:
onovKLANp pAnK.
No. 1-Mtss Llzzio Moulton will not Eooctyc.
owing to illness.
MICHIGAN AVENUE.
No, 14ss-Mrs. =; =: Sexton, hsslstcd By, her
daughters, 3ilss KntlH Sexton uud Atrs. r. J..
s." ia:l-Mrs J. u. Durkeo md Mss; DR.. Park.
sasaSr. + oaic'a, aad Si'ss jsa"lo Ti'coa'6, II
NJ: S;!-Mss. Parre1, Miss ucl1o EarrsI, and
=. r.A.nlE AvxxuE.
sps!nxs asss%tSd " . IT, ss.ss geFto anu An"u
lsItDi,Es AVENUE.
No. a1it-bir1, W: F. Stl,itb, Mrs: =. G: Chata-
si,ti sirs. i. Ii: Chan'berlii'.
BTATE 0rlsEEr.
tfNu. *910-Mrs II. Nutluu,, a1,d Mrs4 F. Dlck
al, =. slxTEkkTls sT1sxkT.
No. 25-Tho Misaca Eanntv alld ClAsn Muck.
: El0nTkHH11t arAkET.
No. 14-Misa Maggie ur4hAM aul Miss Mary
Knox, with HIss Cllra Il. WtMIiuy.
g.. "a TWKSTy-4ECtlNp STREET.
F. No. 84-Aiss Amy panstngcr. with Mtas Bell
! Blum. ::
! 7wgkrv:1ntnp BrnEgT.
! No. l7:-Mtss Gertrude II. Wilson.
TwkhTy-FItTll srAEET.
No. ea-Thc Ml4scs AIea nnd Cora narkcF
, arx'so4 ty srs. t:Iaru washhIEno. M,delet,
Icofcr. My AppIebeo, lta,tIe Au~lvy, Gs'd Al
I. ~. hj-The S1xses 0lrurd, assisted by Als
e. Reilly.
( ~ M. 4.-ltlSa Illitv Cust1r.
, 1881-01-01

THl1tTY.T1EtND SrREKT.
:" No. l1-Mlss Gushing, nssisted by Miss Good
mAn.
THIRTY FOt1ItTlt STHRET.
No. saS9-M!ss Sue brown, Of Morris, ILL.,. Miss
It,il4e T. Hess, Mrs. 81. F. Holmes, mid Miss
t.L!c X. Boyer.
TIltnTY-NtSTil STREET.
No. lI0-Miss Muno Mnrsh. Miss Minnie Law,
Miss II. Amelia Kellogg, and Miss Jennie AT
Wnter.
VERNON AvENt!E.
No. oMit-sfrs. Jnnes I.nnu Allen, nss!ated by
the Misses Currfo Elliott md Evn Gates
WABASH AVENUE.
No. 645-Mrs. W. II. Meade, assisted by Mrs. II.
Y. Murray.
NJ. l7t!-Mrs. @. i. Rhodes.
No. iIE4-slrs. G. i. Squitre md Miss Elnru II.
ElMtcrR, assisted by Mrs. +. f. lingMAu, Jr., and
Mrt. VIII Hubbard, noe 10 GoIycr-
Nm. nl1u-Atrs. Dr. Vnu QODztE.
No. Jl;ks-Mra. 7. +. Sexton.
WENTWORTH AVENUE.
M, 3lGs-s1!ss II. Farroll, Miss i. Smith, hnd
Miss 4. Cutulnun.
, 1881-01-01

Careful opornttona. Ftnest teeth, 81. Cummlns
Dental Cpn},nuy. eOrner 6iAte utld llNl.lulph.
, 1881-01-01

'AHEHbEEN RTNEET.
10. 1G-Nrs. u. II. Freonsan.
ApAMs srItEEr.
Nm. 4:ss-Mrs. r. Nelson N'nku and 31rs II. II.
NJ isii-Mrs 8. Il. Cru.nl md daughter. assiat.
I'd Gy Nsss Afyr,s Crula6, of utlca, n. T., unl
Miss llatt!e Tiratns.
No. tsA I1osst y :,sa sh!smI9 .;a ass!stod by
No. 63i-s1rs liz. d. It. iirowcr.
No. i0ll-strs. j. linrtlnn Hush mud Miss Mnnio
sSStss ~ asiss g 5csso Exss'1 T. Sz assisted by Miss
Mary Puroy.
ASHLAND AVENUE.
No. bs-Mrs. A. speneer, Mrs., J. H. Hail, Mrs.
AfSa'' No m,fs s!.s Mso e. W. ". safsi. 1 arisa~"'c'S
M, NJ 4 MH J. + Es %sxa t.s s0 M'' II, Fs;rs, ~ T. GS s,
Thn,l. Doa1. Mrs. I. 2. Carso. al,d ,ra. Erodurek
Lawton. Of Lowell, Mnss,
Asll1.Ey sr,tREr.
No, l3--Mra. Doris Foley, ussls ted by tho Misses
~ Casey, Jane S1aloncy, aud Msr. Auu|o Nc.
nlssKI.t. sr1sEEr.
No. s;p-a'o. Or. CT. paskos. and Miss Ella
CAnttOLL AvKkuK.'
No. o73-btrs, ]. Mat'Rnn md Mrs. ". Porter. =
oENrnE AvENux.. -.
No. s1-Mrs. o. q. Fox. with Mrs. y. r. Walkor.
,C0SuEksS ps,K.
No, Gs-atrs. Hot,ert X. AaH,,lre, ass1stcd by tho
!s:T !-3S a \. "V: " ilarsxs si{e and Laura L.
cpnonxss sr,.Esr.
~ $Sss.9 II KottGr isssS;',y ss!stsa ey Mrs.
'tS w. ..sirs. @ us.rso ' &. rarkcs, Mssistea by
Mrs: = y. rost, Mrs. J. u. Till. AID hts' George
cunrls sraIET-sourl1.
| M. +1-Mss. Q. ". Surrey and M!ss Ktttlc d.
storey.
CURTIS srREET--NotTI.'
, 1881-01-01

HURON srHErr. :;..~,.,
No. +M-Mlss Jennie u. Pnrkor, nsslstcd bY
'''7S .'F''o o''!'Jor: !1i1xsox sr,r,r >
,r;,v w. 41' "'ss t..'a'" ""'Fe'' "''o '''S5 o4E
MN LAfh!S STREET.
1,"r,, ~, 1'-''fs H. l. ftc"c" HUI ''fs' H. H.
'',.., -, -, aAx.: "A. sr',srr 4, t., i, !F:::s
No: f0l-Mrs.: Thnmas I. 'rt4hc, nss!steh hy |
ass,s Mss Mnd rf %ss NH MiS Goey a g. 5 s III. tt aet
n*!teu:.
H., N1s!l.-Mtss , Iaa i;9usa t!cnsSl I n2d Miss Ade-
NJ ,,-v., ,,s'oa nooa,s 17sxxs 1,.a;; nn,,a,aoa
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No, 1s3-Mrs. john :Jae'lcc. ass!stod By Mfs.
Mss nasay * Fre.a ud sss s ay boyle
w. M, MONROE ;a sfhktI: ail:1:s ,, - i,
,ya M -Mrs is II 9Ia Ma ,,:, assisted s 's ny Mrs @
sMna',''eS' MISS JUN H"ss' a'u N'ss ""RH'o
s'et >,,,.,.to f,,vo,,s ,ay.s.o,, 1T, .,xs
Hn,,Gins u,lG Miss tlSleu s,ujtt,, -
M. Gsi-Nrs. Kutv q. Mcti0vcrn, with Mrs.
An.llt =. Robertson And' Miss I.u II. WArne OF
ph!ln.!elph!n.
X. u Nco atsa aa!ss ts9lcm r., ~;
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No, 31-Mre. G. 4. 0rlswot, asslstol by Mrs,
deofRo W. Mesillnu.
OHIO sT1EET
No. Ni-Mrs. 7. II. Mckonc, slsslstcd by Mtsa
slnss1a AcKono.
rAtsK AVENUE. i.
M. 11-Mrs. Ell: na!yln.
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, 1881-01-01

1.-THE SANE II f0lIIt

Only }6,-best set for 1871. Thanks for your
liberal patronage. Thu "s.lunru" thug must bo
dono for you, Or money refunded. McChcsIlcy
psus., cornnr Clark aud Randolph streets.
, 1881-01-01
NEW-YEAR'S CALLS.
The Total Number Somewhat Larger
:'' Than Usual. -

Following Is list OF names which were
not received In Tins to be printed III yestcr-
days list The tarttness Is due, III nit prob
ability, to forgetful husbands, but they hayc
ITO doubt received their ta1lling-to ero this:
, 1881-01-01

THO Sf!saeB Elonlse and Lille Sunderland, cor
nor Fifty.cIxhth struct n,la Mnnru0 nyenllc.
Miss Harvey aud aliss Porter, Fs1y-thtrl
lii: ". G. N.'soni,, aasls,cd by strs. Norcross.
&ssl " WnshInRtom nvbnuo.
Mrs, JAIn!s L. NOQt, hasisted by Miss N0lllo
llQOi, WuKhIp4tQn QYtuur.
, 1881-01-01

In cnse you have not. you st0,,Il nt once pur.
chnsD Il niw Whteler & MtlRu1t NJ. y 8ewing- MH-
chine. Elcgunt assortment Ut tl1olr warerootay,
No. l65 St.ltG gtrugt.
, 1881-01-01

exceed f10G TINT will tcsaen tho cost Of running
quicker time. with more stops. thIn can bc t1ono
ut present. ] will hny4 tho ahnte OIL exhibition
III luw dnys 1T my otaco. No. )e In SAllc street..
= Il. u. HAlLILEl.
, 1881-01-01

Don't Dte otl the PREMISES.
Ark slr,lRglsta for "linllIh OIL Rats" It clears
out .rnts mice, lel.huHs, rQnehos. 15c. boxes