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ArOusing Its Headers.

An alarm OF fIre at midnight Is a startling thing,
but not half 50 startling To many who hear II as
would he the sudden knowledge OF their own dan
geruus physical condition. Thousands Of thou
sands are hurTyng To their graves because they are
careiessly indifferent To the lnsdlOus lnrOads OF
disease aud the means OF cure. Ii Is the mission
of H. II. Warner Co, with their Safe Kidney and
Liver Cure 10 arouse men To a sense OF their dan
ger aud then cure them.-MeHphis appeal.
Jan :. VI. v. 10 \ wlw
Nervous AMI general deslliry overcome BY Mali
Bitters because nourlsllng and queting.
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THE GIENs FAILS MUrDEn MuEK Cir
oUMsTANIIAL EVIDENCE AGAINST GEoEGE H.
WnIETr.-Gcorgc II. Wlllett, who is now
in the Warren county jill awaiting trial on
the charge Of numbering John Il. Pair, At
Glcns Falls on The night OF December eth,
steadily maintains that he did not reach Al
bany from the West until Monday morning,
the day Of the murder. On Monday Of this
week an Albany barber named GIbhard was
taken to Caldwell and identified Wilett as
u man who was shaved in his shop on Sun
day, the day before the murder Willett,
The Glens Falls Times says, admitted that he
was shaved in Gihhard's shop at the time
stated. This admission on the part Of the
prisoner and his identification by Gibhard
confirms the statement Of the night watch
n.an in the New York Central depot at AL
bany. who alleges that he awoke Willett,
who had fallen asleep in the depot, and ask
ed him where h. was going and that Willett
replied TO Giens Fails The evidence
against the prisoner seems very strong, but
In spite of this Willett may he able to clear
himself when the case is brought to trial.
The prosecuting attorney was in this city,
Yesterday, looking up the case.
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As this question Is frequently asked, We will SIM
ply say that she Is a lady who for upwards of thirt5
years has uHtiTingly devoted her time and talents
a female Physician and Nurse, principally among
children. She has especially studied the constitu-
ton and wants of this numerous class and, as
result OF this effort, and practical knowledge, OBJ
tanned in lifetime spent nurse AMI physician,
she has compounded Il Soothing syrup, for children
teethlng. II operates Ike ndg!c-gIVing rest anu
health, and il moreover. sure 10 regulate the bow
eli. In consequence of This Article. Ms. Nlnslow
Is becoming world-renOwned a. i benefactcr OF her
race; children certainly do RISE and bless her
especially Is this the In thi5 city. Vast guam
titles of the Soothing Syrup DAILY sold ami used
here We think Mrs. WinsiOw has immOrtaliZed
her name by this invaluable article and We sincere
ly believe thousands OF children have been saved
from an early grave by its timely use. and that
millions vet unborn Will share its Dement'S and unite
in calling her blessed. No MOTHER has discharged
her duty to her suffering li;,!e one in opinion
until she has given II the benefit OF Mrs. WnslOws
Soothing Syrup. Try IT, mOtAers-TRY II NOW
Ladies' pi-itO1, New YORK city. Sold By all drug
glsts. IS cents a bottle
Jan ! f-l-I.i -s.lVf2H
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TYLER CIaiSE'S ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT To all persons con
DISTRICT OF CHIrTESpES,sSi AZ Tviar Cbase iat4
of WestiOrd. in said district deceased.
GREETING:
Al a Probate cont holden at Burlington, within
and Tor the District of Chtenen, on the LIST day OF
January, \. ID. lssl, an instrument, purportng To
be the last VIII and Testament OF Tyler Chase,
late of Westfori, IN SAID district. deceased was
presented 10 the Court Aforesaid Tor Probate and Is
ordered by said Court that the 18th day OF january,
T. ID. lssl, at the Probate Court rooms In said Bur
hngtpn. be assigned for proving said instrument :;
and That notice thereof he given 10 all persons con-
ccrned by publishing this order three weeks success
sively In the Burlington FREE PRESS n newspaper
printed 1t said Burlington, previous IN the time
appointed.
Therefore. YOU are hereby notified 10 appear be
fore said Court at the tine and place Aforesaid, AMI
the probate VI sand will. II You have cause.
Given under NV hand at Burlington Ia sa.i bis
trci. this Isl ,lay vi January. \. ID. lssl.
2sw3w GEO. W. WALES, Register.
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PILES! PILES. PILES {!
a Sure Cure Found mt Last. No


A sure cure for the Blind, Bleeding, Itch
ing and liberated Piles has been discovered
by DIR. Williams Gan Indian r,mety) called
Dr. Wiliiams's Indian Ointment. A sin
gle Lox has cured the worst chronic cases of
% and 30 years standing. NoOne need suffer
five minutes after applying this wonderful
soothing medicine Lotions. lnslrumc nts and
Electuaries do more harm than good. VIII
liamss Ointment absOrbs the tumors, allays
the intense itching particularly at night after
getting warm in bed, acts az Il poultce,
gives instant and painless relief, and is pre-
pared only for Piles, itching Of The private
parts, and nothing else.
Read what the Hon. j. NJ. Cuiiinherry, Of
Cleveland, says about DIR. Williams Indian
Pile Ointment have used scores OF Pile
cures, and it affords me pleasure to say thai
have never found anything which gave such
immediate and permanent relief rs Dr VIII
liams's Indian Pile Ointment.
For sale by all Druggists, OF mailed on
receipt of piicc,
WELLS, RcHAEpsoN y Co, Wholesale
Agents.
For sale 10y Burrtt Bros.
Henry * Davies, Props,
Jui, z!-tdSweowGm Iiry"Innd, %.
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MRS. WARY 4. WOHDEN,s EsTaTE.

We, the sui.scriaers, having been appointed 10y
the HUadlabl the Probate Court Tor the District of
Chitendcn, Commissioners 10 receive, examine and
al Just the claims and demands Of all persons against
the estate OF Mrs. Mary AWOrdcn, late OF Richmond,
IN said district deceased, and also all claims and de-
.ddnds exhibited IN Offset thereto; and SIN months
Il ON the Gay of the date hereof being allowed by
SAID court for that purpose We do therefore hereby
give notice that will attend To the business of our
appointment, At the dwelling house of Giles Z.
NOrden, In Richmond. IN said district, On the
fourth Thursdays OF Eel ruary and June next AT 10
O'Clock d. III, On each of said days.
Dated this 9Th day Of January, ISL.
JOIN W. Hll.ToS,, commissioner.
T.. 7 JACOBS.
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coming in for good many days. As late
as the 9Th Of March the Boston Ne.rs Letter
had this item from Worcester.
I'VE hear froni Stafford, in Connecticut,
that the Sound is frozen over 50 that people
ride every day from thence to Long Island,
which is three leagues across, which was
never known before
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National Bank Elections.


First National Bank-Direct0rs, John
A. Page (presidentJ, Charles Dewey vice
PRESIDENT Pcrley F. Pitkin, j. ". Ellis,
Fred f. Smith cashier, James c. HOughton
The bank has declared its regular sem-an-
nnal dividend of : per cent. Mr.. Page was
re elected president Tor the sixteenth consecG-
tive time. and Mr.. HnughtGn has been cash
il: since 1871
Montpelier National Banl. Directors
James X. Lang,ion president, George c.
Shepherd (vice president Z. p. Jewett.
Daniel Baldwin. Horatio 5 LOOMS Charles
y. Reed, cashier: George g. KELLOGG
teller
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The custom house officers have not yet
fully compiled the figures, but it is safe to
say that not less Than sevcnty-five million
last season-a great gain over 1879. Some
thing like five million feet of Michigan lum-
her was also h.ol.hl here 10 be dressed.
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MALI
uNFERM EMTEO

f1'likkE Is no greater BLo0D-PUKIfTIS5 ard LIFE
L GIVING PRIScIPLE in the world OF medicine
than MALT BITTERs. prepared " the MALT
BITTERs COMPANY from CdfsrH.sHtat .Nalt AMI
Hops. l. Is Perfect RenOvator OF feebls and ex
hausteJ constitutions. 1t eIriches the blood
sOlidihes the bones har.ens The muscles, Guiets
the nerves perfect5 digestion, cheers the mind and
yiialzes with new life every nuii OF the body. Il
Is 80 because II strikes AT the root Of all debility
ENFEEBLED DIGESTION ani IMPOVERISHED
BLOOD. Sold everywhere.
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TIVE Shakers SarsaparId "a just what II purports
10 be--pisi Crosby, N D. have long prescribed
it, and think IL a most valuable meicine.-Jsrsmiah
Biats, VI. D., Gii,tdnt0a, V. n. Have known It for
nearly half century. Our confidence in II is in no
way impared.-Cd'lto. I Hoesy. D'alyists, Lo,reN-
speak with confidence OF IT, havineprescribei IL
for eighteen years.. ~ DiAsss0rs W. D., Frau
eestOteh, v. n. Give me the Shakers Sarsaparilla
IN preference 10 all others c. l. GUilmstts, NJ. D.,
Boston. l have the most unbounded confidence III
its healing and renovatlns properiles.-BEl. r
Preston. Druggist. Portsmouth,, Y. II. consider ii
the best preparation male.-i.G q. Wibor. DrUgJts;
Boston.
Do not fail 10 make Trial Of this great Blood
Purifier. Appetizer and Tonic, the first and best of
all medicines cal Ell sarsaparla. which Is prepared
from selected SHAKER Roofs, HERE'S AND BERRIES.
by the CASTEBrEy SOCIETY OF SHAKERS and Is
beyond all comparison, the purest safest and most
effective family medicine in the world. Ask for
CoRBErT's SHAKERS S,RsAPiRILLA. The genuine
is signed by THOMAS CoRBETT irs inventor, and sold
by druggists generally.
SHAKER VILLAGE, y. H., Jan. l, l,SO.
.FEncose stamp for Shaker Manual.
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IUCIEN II, I.E.uNED'S ESTATE.

WE. the Subscribers, having been appointed by
the Honorable. the Probate Court for the Dis
trict OF Chitienden, Commissioners to receive eX-
anime and adjust the claims and demands OF all
persons against the estate of Lucien D. Learned late
of Milton, in said district. deceased. and also
all claims and demands exhibited in Offset thereto
amt SIX months from the day of the d-ie hereof,
being allowed 10y said court Tor that purpose, do
therefore hereby give nlilJe tina, will attend to
the business OF uur appointment, al the dwelling
house .0i Nclihy Learned, OF Milton, in said
district, On The second "Wednesday OF February and
July. lsHl, neNt. NJ 10 o'clock n III. Oh each Of
said days.
Dated this 10Th di,y oil January Isl
FRANhLlN TOM, Commissioners
HORACE CASWEII
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TuE New York and lake Champlain Tran
sportation Company, a' its annual meeting
reelected the officers Of TIE past year Pres
ideui, l.. J. y, STARK vice -presideht, II. G.
Burieigh; secretary and treasurer, II. H.
Cooke. Tia, business Of this company has
been unusually prosperous the past season.
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Sterling Music Books.
New England Conservatory Method
for the PianOfOrtc.

In three parts each, Il ~. or complete s1.ss. This
Is 4 method uf established reputation. which has
been constant IN the great Conservatory, and
L. gettihg To he everywhere known and valued.
Has received decided commentators from the best
teachers.
DICTIONARY OF MUSICAL INFORMATION.
81 ~ Very conN ruient book of reference.
GROVES DICTIONARY OF MUSIC AND MI
SICIANS. Vol. l. ts6Ou) \ grand encyclopaedia.
STAINER AND EARRETTS DICTIONACY
MUSICAL TERMS. Complete 5000 famous and
useful work.
RICHTEES cot NrER POINT. (s.OoN RICH
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Composition.
THE WELCOME CHURtS. tslli Tor High
Schools and SUNG BELLS 80 ctsl for common
schools should he N the mind VI every teacher In
need Of new hooks.
JOHNSON'S NEW METHOD FOR HARMONY.
(sll by \. y, johnson. Is une xcelled for ease,
simplicity, an .hOroughness.
TEMPERANCE LIGHT az cts.) TEMPERANCE
JEWELS (i5 ctS.). and HI LIS TEMPERANCE
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ance Books. Try Them.
Ahy book mailed post nee. Tor ubnY' p.ises
OLIVER pITSON i CO.. Boston.
q. IL. DlTSuN y CO, sI3 Broadway, New York
Jan. %, 'S,-,l2iawX WV
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hIIE\ Elizabeth made great many friends by
~ tthus thlnueh the streets of London on horse
i.act. JonS II. AiLrN, O! lliueshur,h. Is making =
great many friends IN all The towns around, by
maxim" HARNESSES Ut every leSrriptnn. single
ini double. and sv!irur them At ptIcrS which allow
,Ncrt hudy - ride, Il they Will lie also sells all
STYLES and Kinds ut Wagons, HugE.e4 carriages
utr, douhle ~ staglr, made Of the best maierlal
uui warranted. lie also deals IN Spruce and Hem
iucA humber amt Shingles, cedar Posts, Maple
Sugar. ote. DO not forget the name and place
JOHN II. ALLEN, Hnc>buigh, Vt
Hiue burEh VT Feb J. issU WY.
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OH fire. Press.
SHE KNOWS.

SHE KNOWS.
~ JuHs VNStT CHENEY
VINO l. il is 80 pretty
Tnd; She c.n be uaIurI
And who 50 naughty, naughty.
She should hr ashamed
Who l. II has Z. hundred hs..IiA
A little. wicked sprits
ct torment ami delight
She knOws-sh- AuIa-
VINO l. il that doe 81 49,
tlcetly asa lIwn
First lures me Ia pursuilE
Then Is instant gone
mo changes every wind that blows
1ckle, eifn creature
OF Grazing form AMI feature
she kuuws-she knows
For whom Is all nv zghln2
Through the lonely night
For whom i all nv pinln5
Through the hours OF light
Who never lets my heart repO--.
certain wayward maid
No mortal can persuade
She knows-sht knows
But how shall she escape mc
II !, bold, pursue
And sh Iuld oyertakc her.
Then what Will she do.
Whist un'ier heaven 10 you supn1--,
The little angel sinner
the very misrhlef's in her
she knows she knows.
Californian.
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Z g BAHcock Of 81. Adams WAS wood
agent for the Vermont Central Rail
road for twenty-five years. He COM
menccl work on the railroad when Gov.
Paine broke ground at Windsor, and has
been employed on the road in some capacity
ever since tina, time, making Il continuous
service Of 30 wears.
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MON RIV E Il T A r M
EDR SALE

known as the lihllIn Knapp Place, situated in
Mnoretnwn, Washington county, Vt. TN the south
side OF the WnOnsk Turnpike, two miles from
Waterbury ,iiiI." AMI railroad station: containing
1870 acres. divtird Is follows: Is acres IN moving
tnI tillg,' Is IN pasture. and the balance IN
HEAVY rfMEEEEp WOODLAND. consisting OF
4 large quantity ct Spruce. Hsnlo-t. Hrst-gForh
Mani. dni ie'latr Hiftl. Also 4 good Surar-urcn-
ird Of second growth Maple. \ oue-stnry Dwelling
House and Elrn. within uue-halt mile "t schunl
house For further particulars inquire 81 Mr..
IIaZrltnn on the farm adjoining >lri premises, or
willis h. Daniels PIIn1rld. Sullivan touniN, vi.
WILLIS X. DANIELS.
NDy 70 I--n-9lNtf
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ANNUAL MEETING OF THE VERMONT Me
RINo SHEEP BREEDERS AssocIATIoH-Th
annual meeting Of the Vermont Mcrino Sheep
Breeders Association was held in the court
house, Middlc5ury Wednesday The meeting
was called toorier, President f. y Bissell in
the chair Mr. L. ID Twitchell presented
the auditors rrraIi, which showed that the
receipts for jhr past year were = 5l4 80,
and The expenses - 2is 81, leaving bal
ance OF cash ga hand of - 2GG 81. The re
port was scc, plrd and adopted.
T. y. Ba@'il IF ShnrclialI was unanimous
ly re elected president ana v. Il. Remclc of
Middlebury and &. y Cook of Charlotte
vice presidents
a discussion il regard tc the salary Of the
secretary followed. J l.. Buitolph moved
that the salary be- made ( 900 o wear. II.
f, Taylor moved 10 ainrnd the motion, and
to make the salary : $50. The amendment
was carried, and 1t was voted that the
SALARY be 81 800 A Chapman of
Aiddlehury Eas ihrn uHnmou.ly clcclei
secretary, aud Milo T.. Williamson of Mid
debury, treasurer. The following directors
were chosen r. Biookins Of East Shore
ham, IL. {. Burwc Of Bridport, Victor
Eich of lirhyic and f. II. Harrington Of
Brandon
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Going North aud West. 500 6:s5 and 1905 q. m,
ll:45, 4:iG anl .U5 p. N.
Going Eas:. by Central VI. K r., SIS, 1905 q. m,
aud I:4a ami .:ij p. al.
Going South, aid ii.s m and 5:3' and 1:O5
pm.
H., and As 2. III.
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The cotton factory is BOW turning out
eighteen thousand yards OF cloth day, and
its capacity will soon be increased to twenty
ihnnsanl
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I OiN> of s11o aud upwards n per cent SENT
l annual interest, secured 10y urst mortgage, on
improy eel Lands IN certain Western States, with no
expense t1 lender, negotiated for PARTIES having
money To est. hS
WHlTrEMOiE WHEELER.
jan VII burlington, VI.
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Our mothers, wives and daughiersl Home i not
home al all without them Yet they may die and
leave the house silent and sad any ddy. husbands
and fathers, word in your ear The LANES are
not always 10 blame when they are lOw-spiritei
and Gross" 1hey are sick. rpHr yud be fools o.
brutes and tnInk they Il CONF. GU, all right If YOU
are only -iirm' ami mean Yourselves. Put a bottle
o. DR.. David kennedy's FayOrIte Remedy on the
shelf and tell them to use it, The color Will come
back to the cheeks and the laugh 10 their lips Go
and get II at once down down, or mail one Dollar
TO the Doctors address al ROndOut, y. Y
Jan l5-deOl6w2w-zJ
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THE Rutland branch Of the National
Iand-Learue now has sixty six members.
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chit.endon County Coed Templars Union.

Chitteadea County Coed Templars Union.
Chittenden County Union met at the Con-
gregaiional church in Cnderhill on Wednes-
day, January 12th, and opened in due form
with about one hundred members present.
An address OF welcome to the Union was
given by Rev. S W Guernsey of Mt. Mans
field Lodge, to which Rev. J. c. Langford,
presiding Worthy Chief Telaplar responded
on behalf Of the Union.
Representatives, were present from La
noble county in the persons Of Mr.. J. G.
Morse and wife aud Mr.. T. T. Pease.
rousing Temperance chorus was Given 10y
the Union, after which reports were read
from seven Of the nine Lodges in Chittenden
County. These reports showed a member
ship of 426 in the seven Lodges and
fiourishing condition Of the Order
Mr.. Truman Whitcomb was appointed to
furnish II report of the Union to the weekly
papers and ". II ). Whitcou.b to the
dailies.
After IN interval devoted To general bust
ness the Union adjourned for dinner. Mean
while other delegates and visitors had arrived
so that about two hundred sat down to the
tables. These were laid in the handsome and
commodous parlors of the church and were
loaded with such substantials and delicacies
as the Underhill ladies know well how to
prepare
The afternoon session opered with singing
by a quiatette from Anchor Lodge of Jeri-
cho. MIR. Truman Whitcomb of Mount
Mansfield was appointed district deputy. A
very pretty quartette was sung by Mrs. DIR.
Nay, Mrs. Jones, Mr.. Stevens and Mr.. Me-
M NtIrb Iac1 4.
d. Warren of CRYSTAL Lodge. Willistou. fol-
lowed with finely written essay. The COM
mittee on resolutions then made their report
when Anchor Lodge gave more music. The
next thing in order was a reading by C. C.
Gale of Colchester Lodge. |, was quaint
old English sermon of 1856 A very GOOD
but lengthy paper. was read BIZ Miss
Iotte Whitcomb and Miss Nettie Jackson.
w II = Wbitcon,h nf rbornlair 7 n5ro
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have used your d. X V. G. dyspepsia remedy
and recommend for dyspepsia and troubles arising
from II. y Il. Sullivan. VI. D.,
Memphis. y. \.
Guaranteed by all druggists. dSw-2p
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FOR SALE.

NJ, Farm at WnOOski Park Also Il u,d w Il,s
On Willard street, between Pearl and CO'lesr Two
thirds purchase money ran lie on mortgt-r
EDWARD HUNGERFORD.
Jan u wifi
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NIXoo,EI-The annual village meeting of
Wiuo,,ski was held on the evening of the
lath inst After hearing the warning read,
and without doing any other business, it
WAS voted to adjourn To the first Monday in
January. 1882, at 80 2. IN. And now the
taxpayers are anxious 10 know how the
money voted last year has been expended.
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WATERBURY. - Dr. James has not put
shoes on his horses for two years, driving
them winter, summer, spring and fall with
bare feet without any trouble. The Doctor
theory is that nature has provided for the
horse that horse can travel over all kinds OF
roads that the hoofs will be moist !; that the
frog coming to the ground keeps the hoofs
properly spread and free from founder and
other diseases; and thus far his trial seems to
ha supeass
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Travellers Guide.


From the North 9:l0 and 1l:O2 a IN, and 5:s7, o5
and 1879 p. m.
From the East by Central VI r. r., ass and ll:o2
A m and l:l5, 5:3t and 500 p. III.
From fhe S0uth 6.s5 and 1875 L. IN. and $40 and
1,O5 =, M.
r.ata the East, by Burlington Lalnoille X. r.,
!1.,r2 D. N. and j5G T.. III.
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EEGETAEEE EnMParlMn

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For the cure ofyidney complaints Of either
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No family should bo without Lydia +. Pinkham's
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OVER the LAKE.-The personal property
Of the {. L. Fnhes Manufacturing Company
Of Grown Point has been sold at Sherifr-s
sale for - $50 to the First National Bank of
Port Henry. The company will pay about 30
cents on the dollar. Mr.. Fobes has assigned
his interest in the firms of Pond, Fobes & Co.
to the Shepard & Davis luml or company.
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