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Of hostile Indians. He has thus far beer
quite successful, having collected and sent
home, In duplicate, about two hundred and
forty species of dried plants, some Of which
are new to science.
A. A. Wicker and bride have been spend.
ing few days in town receiving the con.
CALCULATIONS of friends. They return to Bos-
ton where Mr.. Wicker Is extensively cugag.
cd In the lumber business.
Alanson Edgelton has finished the new
bridge near the Abel Leavenworth place and
people are no longer confined to the print
tive method of fording.
DIR. L. W. Higbee of Northampton, Mass.
conteinplates another European trip this
year. late In the season. lIc has made him
SELF familiar with French and German that
he may derive greater professional benefit
during his tour.
A denser foliage or deeper green in grass.
grown glades is seldom seen. II has been re-
marked that this is an old fashioned Summer
50 Tar as concerns frequent showers.
The burning Of the North Ferrisburg fac
tory made terribly hot fire, and little
stronger north wind would have put the
whole village in peril. As ii was, fire caught
In buildings quite u distance away and Gin
ders and burning shingles were found half
mile off
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Of the Canada and Atlantic
Railroad.

For several months the town of Alburgh
has been considerably excited over the pros
pect of the eastern terminus of the Canada
and Atlantic railroad, forming junction
with the Central Vermont there. There
have been several surveys run from Ash
Island in Canada through the town, aud as
the survey ran near dwelling or cut across
farm in particular undesirable manner,
II brought forth heavy groans or deep curses
from the owners. The surveyors turned
neither to the right or left, but cut their way
through many a valuable orchard, cutting
down all trees in their way and dwelling
fences to the ground. 1t has not been gener-
ally known whether the terminus would be
at the Alburgh depot or at East Alburgh, but
a few days ago Governor Smith, Mr.. Hobart,
MIR. Linslcy and Mr. Ladd of Alburgh, drove
over the proposed route from the Springs to
Ash Island and it is since reported that that
route has been decided upon, with depot at
the Springs. Considerable inducement was
offered by the people Of the Springs to have
the road go that way, while the West side
was just as anxious to have it go there too,
as 1t may be benefit TO the Springs, but
would not be as a flag station to the other
depot.
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COUNTY NOTES.
Jericho.

JcflenO.
Service, with the Holy Communion, at
Calvary church, Jericho next Sunday, July
9th, 1852, at four p. III.
Richmond.
One day, last week, Alonzo Loveland of
Huntington was on the mountains surveying
with other parties, aud while going near the
edge OF a rock he took hold OF u shrub, which
gave way, prccipating him some twenty feet
below, striking on his head and shoulders.
He was terribly bruised and is now in cri.
tical condition He was carried home as soon
MS possible and Dr. Chesmore called to attend
him.
AS Wesley Brewster mail carrier TO Hunt
ington, was driving into the north village,
last Friday, tug became loose which
frightened his horses, and they ran throwing
him out, dislocating his wrist aud otherwise
bruisiug him. The horses were soon stopped
The wagon was uninjured, save the breaking
of the pole.
The hay crop, especially new stock, is
abundant, aud haying will commence in
earnest after the Fourth.
Gray squirrels have been Il great pest this
Spring digging up corn in the fields. The
woods are full of them aud food running
short, the squirrel has helped himself, TO the
Indignation aud discomfort OF the farmer,
Readers of the FREE PRRss AND TINES
here are highly pleased with the increase of
size and quantity of reading matter, and
appreciate its enterprise.
o. Z. Stone returned recently from his
western trip and is much pleased with the
outlook. He gave attention principally to
for stock-raising, both sheep
and cattle. He intends going again in Au-
gust or September.
G. u. Pringle writes under recent date,
that he has been working in Lower Califor-
mia. He has finished his work for the
museum In that region and is now in Ari-
iona In or near Tucson. where he intends re-
naming about month when he goes back
to California. He can not safely explore
that country as much as last year on account
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The Extent of Burlimpton,s U,IIIxn,,o
Uncle Sam,s MINI SeryIce

OF Uncle SANS Mail Service.
On Friday, June Both, the free mail deliy
cry system had been in use in this city one year,
and the postal statistics for that period are
full OF interest. The following is a summary
of the operations of the letter carrier service
Tor the twclvemonth Delivered-Alail let.
tiers, 4l5,S1l registered letters, 1886; mail
postal cards, 1lG, 1909; drop letters, A., O42 ;
drop postal cards, l2, 700; papers, $40, SEQ
collected letters, 1921, 465; postal cards,
102, TAO; papers, 1856 Total number OF
pieces handled, 1,461. 222 amount of postage
on local matter, $l,475,S4. This statement
compared with official reports for the wear
ending June Both, 1881, shows 2l3. 1893 more
pieces than were handled by any office in
the United States with the same number of
carriers; 1857 more than Salem, Mass,
with SIX carriers; ia, 4l2 more than Os.
wego, N. ", with six carriers, and 2O3, 72S
more than Bridgeport Conn, with seven
carriers. An additional carrier has been adj
ded to the service from July 1st., giving
the city now five carriers. We
take pleasure in saying that these gentlemen
have always proved faithful, efficient and
obliglng, and in general that the service IS
excellent
The receipts of the Office for 1882 show an
increase of 15t per cent over 1881, which,
considering the loss from box rents, is a
very substantial increase and it is believed
to be largely attributable to the carrier ser.
vice. The more convenient it is to write
and mail letters, the more letters are written
"a statement which the above facts fully
prove.
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mand of General Henry, of which we have
neglected to speak, was such as to merit the
cordial admiration of every one. aud was,
considering the infrequent drill, very
creditable to one and all. The members In
their elegant uniform, presented a fine ap-
pearance and marched and countermarched
with the precision of veterans. The only
disagreeable part of the drill was the frequent
showers, and the order "Forward, march,
and get out Of the rain," was executed with
an alacrity that could not have been cx-
celled.
In spite Of the rain, misunderstanding
about trains, and the necessity of keeping
under shelter the greater part Of the time,
almost every one succeeded in getting some
enjoyment during the day, and though many
regrets were expressed that the attendance
was not larger, ii was the universal verdict
that the occasion might have been far
more unpleasant. The following Lodges
were represented Green Mountain, No. I,
Burlington Vermont, No. 9, Montpelier
Wantastiquet, No. 8, Brattleboro Calcd)-
mia, No. 0, st. Johnsbury; Stark No. 0,
Bennington; Lake Dunmore, No. II, Mid
dlebury Essex, No. 13, Island Pond Ham,
ilton, No. Ia, Burlington Champion, No.
II, Bradford Mortified, No. 10, North.
field Killington, No. 90, Rutland; st. AL
bans, No. 81, st. Adams; Winooski, No. 81,
Wipooski
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Samuel SMITHS ESTATE

STATE OF VERMONT 10 all persons con
Samuel Smith, lair
OF Colchester, IN said district deceased.
GBEEriSG:
AZ Probate cour, holden NJ Burlington within
anu Tor the District OF thittenden, the l,l "a,
o. July A. D. lss2 an instrument, purportiug 10 bu
OF Colchester IN said district, deceased. who ai-
~ dled AT keene in the state of New YORK was
presented 10 the Court aforesaid, for Probate and
IS ordered 10y said Court that The 81 day OF Angus
:. u. lsss al the Probate Court rooms III said
burlington, be assigned Tor proving said iustru-
ment and that notice thereof he gwen To all
persons concerned by publishing this order three
weeks successfully in the Burlington FRkE pHEss
ewspaper printed u, said Burlington previous
to the time appointed.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear be.
iore SAID Court al the time and place aforesaid anu
contest the probate OF said WILL II you have cause
Given under my hand al Burlington in said Dis
trlct, TINS LIST day OF July. A. d. 1881
lW3w GEO. W. WALES, Register
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CnA,NCE, wmEEIEn,s ESr,r..

STATE OF VERMONT. To All persons con.
plsrRl,pr as rIitrrrxnrx . cerned IN the estate OF
''"'' VI '"ii'hSptN'Ss Chauncey Wnerley
GREETING.
AT "A probate court holden IN burlington. within
ana Tor The district Of thltenden, uu the Sd ia,
oil july, ls,s, an instrument pugportng To he lhr
last VIII hnd testament Oi Chauncey Wheeler late
OF Colchester, IN said district deceased va,
presented 10 the court Aforesaid, for probate; And
II Is ordered BY said court that the gsii day OF July
81, al the probate court rooms III said burlington
De assigned Tor proving said instrument and that
notice thereof he given to all persons concerned IL,
publishing this order three weeks successtyely M
The burlington FREE Press. a newspaper printed Al
siu burlington, previous TO to the time appointed
. Therefore you are hereby notified In appear be-
Tore SAID court. at the time ami place aforesaid and
contest Inc prohae OF SAID Will, II You have cause.
Gwen under my hand AZ burlington, IN said dr.
trlct, this 81 day Ot July, les2.
lwJw GEO. ". WALES. Register.
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The following Nermonters received de-
grces ut Dartmouth College Commencement
exercises, last week A. b., Arthur r..
Dame and William L. English of Newbury,
Arthur Goss of Chelsea, David b. Locke OF
Corinth, Charles w. McClearn of Mortified.
Charles +. Matthewson of ST. Johnsbury,
VIM. &. Porter of Thetford Centre, A. f..
Rice and VIM. Whiting of Springfield, Z.
II. Smith OF North Tunbridge; b. s., Charles
VI. Davis of Mortified A. NJ, Hon. Geo.
w. liendee of Morrisvillc and Hon. James
l.. Martin Of Londonderry.
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Cough, Cola or sore Thron, .noulJ

be stopped Neglect frequently result. "a an
lscuRABLE Lusd DISEASE OR CossumrrioS.
PROwN's BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs do not dis
order the stomach like cough syrups and b4lsaus
hut ACT DIRECTLY ON TIKI IsFLAMED PARTS, alay-
ing irritation, give relief In ASTHMA. BRoScuirls,
Coudus, CATARRH, AMI the THROAT TROUBLES
which SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS are subject
-. For thirty years Browns Bronchial Troches
have been recommended by physicians, and always
give perfect satisfaction. Having been tested by
Wide and constant use for nearly an entire
generation, they have attained well-meriteh rank
among the few staple remedies OF the age. sold
al rs cents a box everywhere.
Feb ~ s2--tu tlr frlw,y
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The reason Of the nomination of Eaton
for Governor by the Vermont Democracy Is
thus stated by the Brattleboro Retormer:
BURLINGTON, VI.
Dt0 Sir! Presume you would like to go
the Democratic State Convention.
Yours very truly,
10 d. IIAToH.
Enclosed was railroad ticket to give the
recipient of the letter free ride to Montpc-
lier and back. The convention was packed
in this way. Upwards of 100 such tickets
were issued, and in consequence Eaton came
in ahead of Rcdington. The Reformer goes
on to say ''How does the Democracy of
Vermont relish the idea of having its con-
vcntions packed by Gov. Smiths Republican
railroad oligarchy? Is it not certain that this
wholesale distribution of free tickets was un-
dertaken only for the basest of purposes and
to throttle any honest and straightforward
expression of Jeffcrsonian principles ?"-Er.
change.
The Boston Post gives an editorial sum
mary of the charges above condensed and
adds ''But We hope the limitations made
by the Retormer are without foundation in
fact, and that some of our other esteemed
Vermont contemporaries will show them to
be So We take pleasure in accommodating
the Post. MIR. Hatch furnished exactly one
pass, which he gave to Democratic delegate
at the request of b. b. Smallcy. Esq, the
member for Vermont Of the Democratic
National Committee. The delegate used the
pass and was glad enough to do so. The re-
naming nineiy-nine passes existed only in
the fertile Imagination of the Retormer or its
informant. And we would respectfully sug-
gest to the Retormer that it exercise more
care IN making statements which it cant
possibly back up that the idea is exceed
ingly rich OF any corporations attempting TO
pack Democratic convention in Vermont :;
and that if its charges had any basis of fact,
the grand old Democratic party must
be in highly demoralized condition.
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, July j-lg:5u D. IN.
lIonr dn sales 1915 o bbis state, s. io..s 50
u sjH, co. ''"9'"'
Wheat g !. better; fairly active: speculative
tehuthtE sdies. 2i',ulo bushels. NJ. cred July
80 20 ~ lb',euO do. August, : ~. - 30.
.so'ooV 40 September, ;, i9t y lgL 100 OOn 10
October II ltii $4,000 do year ii Is M :. soOI
NO. White September, II To-.
,,t ORR l.ml'.c better and fairy active: utN.J
western spot, IS " $50; do future, ~ a ssIr
Sales $4,000 bushels
Oats 40 ligc higher; State G!,sG7c: Western
S''yu'c' sales 10000 bushels, including No. =;
July, 60 .mj.c; August, so 80 joe: Sri,cmber
Isa tai?c.
Beei quiet. Pork quiet spot new mess s.2 "a
.! 20 old do, $50 $50 q, Lard - sIlstc higher
Iipt steam, sl2 ~.
butter dull. sugar qniei, MDilsscs steady Pc
trOleun unchanged Rec firm.
t0n"e quiet frelghis steady Turprntine dun
) l-!tslls. " "
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Mr. A. L.. Avery. Pharmacist, Newark, N j.
Having been severely afflicted for eleven years
with Hay Fever, after trying almost everything
without avail, gave up all hopes OF being cured
when purchased a you box OF Elys Cream
Balm. To my surprise, after few applications,
was entirely relieved. r. WATSON HARRIS, Letter
Carrier No. Il, New p. o., Newark Nj
have been Hay fover sufferer for three
years. and have often heard Ely's Cream Balm
spoken OF In the highest terms, but lid not take
much stock In it because Of the many quack medi.
cine, friend persuaded me to Try the Balm, and
with the most wonderful success. This recom-
incubation you can use for the be eft OF Ilay
Fever sufferers. T. $. GgER, Syracuse y. j.
Price 50 cents.
Apply into nosrils with little finger.
Iuly emil ul
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STEW ,hp.-ln this city, June -. is,s Lu,.la
Steward aged 20 months and days.
BrLlocK.-In this city, June 10 1857. Edna "A.
only child OF Henry ". and Mary L. BullocN
WHEELSK.-ln Colchester, June gsth Mr., Chauu.
CT Wheeler, aged ~ Years and months.
GATEs.-ln Essex, VI, July ;, lsss. Marth. q
Bliss wife OF H. u. Gates, aged % years.
DELLlSdsG.-ln Richmond, June 25th. OF lt,p,,
John Mason Dellinger, only son of q. a. ANA
VI. Del!inger. aged Ia months.
HodAN: la this city July itl OF kidney and lN or
disease Mr.. Katharine Hogan, aged 20 years
DEGREE in ilinesburgh, June q, Ella +. Degree
aged ~ years, months anu ; DAYS
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THE MAR X ETs.
Vermont Markets,

ST. Adams, July 5: The mat2rt was quiet and
prices irm. Butter sold al % 10 - cents per pound
selections, 70 cents per pound general price ~ 10
~ cents per pound small tubs 90 TO 22 cents per
pound.
Willlston, July 3: The receipts OF butter were
quite large prices abou, one cent lower than last
week, ranging from 20 to "a cents eggs, Is cents.
Burlington. Roberts / Perkins, Monday, July $ I:
Butter, 20 10 Us cents eggs, 20 cents.
Richmond, July 3: Market WAS active. Butter
sold al 20 To 20 cents for fair 10 good ~ TO ~ for
farm make 10 to lO% for factory eggs, is.
WATERFOWL Union Live stock Markers.
For the week ending Tuesday, July 4, lsss,
AMOUNT or LIVE STOCK AT AAHxEr.
Cattle. Sheep and Lambs. swine.
This week 80. sN 1898 1927
Last week.. $50 1857 96ss
Number over different roads-Boston and Lowell
l3 Fltchburg 2os , total 2s..
Prices OF Market Beef-Few choice, tiI s5sll so I:
extra tiOS 10 IS nrst quality ~ Cay 50; second
quality 80 90 sos 50 third quality o 800 Is
$50, IS, % IS Farrow Cows ,l,ts IS. Yearnrs sio
q IS two years old SIC % 2s three years old $50 a
swine-western. fat, live, ss@sSc Yin. Northern
dressed Hogs, lOSslokc v ID.
Prices Of Sheep and Lambs-ln lots. 81 80. q "a
5o each; extra 50 90 "a $50, or from 1a6kc on.
Lambs, 6Ss9c Sib.
Veal Calves sSs LSSsn. ..
frlces OF hlues ThlloWs anu STANDARDIZATION
Hides, 9esSe v n; Brighton Tallow ~ ,sfkc b
u County Hides, heavy, $ - sSc y "; County
Tallow, ~ d Sc y 10. Wool Pets 81 o ID . 25
each Sheared Skins, rs "a 4oc each. Calf Skins
l2Ac y ID. Lamb Skins 50 q I5c each.
cLAssIrIcATIos oP CATTLE AND snREr.
N. B.-Choice grades Includes nothing but stall
fed lls0 to 1900 oullocAs, Extra and rst DUALITY
includes the best large fat oxen. Second and third
quality includes oxen and two aud three year old
steers.
sheep-Extra includes cossets, and when those
OF inferior quality are thrown out.
REMAINS
This has been broken week for the market of
live stock, as the Fourth this week on Tues
day, usually TIE regular market day. WHAT has
been required had 10 be delivered bt fore Tuesday
and since last Tuesday. A part OF the country
stock arrived on Friday, and some on Saturday,
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commencement IA, Middlebury.

AT the annual meeting of the Alumni of
Middebury College a resolution was adopted
accommodating the corporation to allow the
admission OF women to enter the regular col
lege course. The Grafton before the Alumni
was delivc red by Loyal ID. Eldredge, class of
'67, and Ii II. Dorr of the class of 1880 read
poem, Stephen A. Walker of New York, a
graduate In 1868, presided at the Alumni
dinner, and several speeches were made.
Prof. Z. IL. Higley has resigned, and intends
IN On abroad
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state sunday-schooI convention.

The State-Sunday-school committee have
secured the services of that eminent Sunday.
school worker, Rev. j. II. Vincent, d. D.,
TO aid in the convention to be held in Mont
pelier, September 18th and 14th. Other
speakers of note, from within and without
the State, will be present.
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The exactions OF society, added to the cares OF
maternity and the household. have tested beyond
granted the majority OF women. 10 combat his
tendency TO premature decline, no remedy in the
worlh possesses the nourlshng and strengthening
properties OF MALT BlTfERS. They enrich the
blood. perfect digestion. stimulate the liver and
kidneys. arrest lucrative weaknesses, and purify
anu 'ltalize every function OF the female system.
iuupI NO. ..t JtV Dn
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A medicine that destroys the germ or cause Of
Brlght's Disease, Diabetes, Kidney and Liver Com
plants. and has power 10 root them OF the sys-
TEN, II above all price. such a medicine Is Hop
Biters, and positive proof OF this can be found by
one trial, or by asking your neighbors, who have
been cured byll. Jt3O tu, thr, satSw2w 3p nrm
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Farm dairies. $50


FARM DAlhIEs; Sales We're $50 hoIe, Al 100.
lOAc., The hulk selling at 10 "a Irlc. oniy 49,
lots sold at lO6 lOI.c. '"'' '"'ee
81 ~ ER. There were - packages of butter
soh. Farm dairy butter sold AZ 2W.q. ,Ei
creamery brought 90 GA i H., most AZ the latter
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HAhAoS -BAkIlErr.- Shclburn. VI, June ~,
At the tslence Of the brides parents by the Key
d; l. Bliss, FRANK Harmon Of -. Johns. l.. . ana
MISS sophie A. Bartlett, daughter Of j. D. Bartlett
Esq '~'''
CoLLiEa-BKow SgLL-In Wlul,ton Vi June
2sth al tue residence OF G., W. Brownell Esa by
Rev. q. b. Stafford, John A. Collier OF verona 4
Y, and vi |. IRA II. BrOwneu OF WllIston Vi
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"Why suffer longer?' These are The words
spoken but day or two since, 10y one who for
years. had passed sleeplsss nights, and who
chanced 10 meet friend similarly afflicted "Ilops
and Malt Biiters has completely restored me-
4-ll-li.
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When yonr paper comes to you in pink wrapper
1t Is notice that your subscription has expired.
Please renew promptly and miss no nulnbers
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ALlES's BhAiN FooD positively cures Nervous
ness, Nervous Debility, and al Weakness OF the
uenerative Organs, 81. q for S. by ali druggists
send Tor circular TO Aliens Pharmacy, yl5 First
Ave, \. Y. Sold III Burlington 10y Wells Richard
sou 80. june, - dAwly
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10 your scalp full OF dry, husky scales and little
pimples9 DR.. Bensons Skin Cure will cleanse
your scalp and remove all scales and tenderness
wi'hin six days. Try 1t, for 1t is the best head
dressing ever used. $i0o per package, a, all drug
8ss eod4w
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Notice.

MRS. F. OWEN, 800 North st.. Burlington,
w. Lessons In OIL and Water Color Painting aud
Etching on Linen, Geomet,ica and Free Hand
Drawing, Saturdays, 2 TO 8 IN.
Writings Etching Inks for sale.
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More Platform tina Il Party.
From the Boston Traveller

lFrom tue boston lraveller.l
The Vermont Democratic State Conven-
ton adopted fourteen resolutions. The
Democracy of that State are bigger in plat
form than In votes
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On. W. II. PARMELEE Toledo, Ohio, says: 81
have prescribed the acid In large variety of dis
eases, and have been amply satisfied that 1t IL II
valuable addition ~ our list OF medicinal agent,
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A Vigorous Growth


~ the mar is often promoted 10y using Parkeris
Hair Balsam II always restore the youthful color
ana ustre TO gray hair, gives II new lie and re-
moves all Irritation and danjruff.
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Death 10 the Parasites

Ladies' and all sufferers from neuralgia, hysterIa,
and Kindred complaints. Will mud without rIvnl
Browns Iron Bitters. dSwlw
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Don't forget the fact, when you visit New YORK
City, mat the Grand Genital Hotel his been thor
oughly rentted and refurnished from top to DO TOM
anu that prices are only $500 and So 50 per day for
board and room 900 rooms Oh European plan at
3lCo and upwards per day, also good restaurant
attached. eollwiw
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Rich Phosphates of Wheat solution ATE easily
assimilated In Wheat Biiters Is the only practical
way To get them. Read advertisement carefully.
eolIw up
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Wistnr's Iiilsani OF Wild Cherry cures
Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Whooplfg Cough,
Group, influenza, Consumption, aud all diseases OF
The Throat, Lungs and Chest. so cents and 81 90 "A
bo'tlc. Marchi4 81 eodSwly