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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-11-24
"A birthday sonnet

STAY, ruthless Time, touch softly on the brow
with ieathcred wing the one so loved, who now
liolus iorth u han d to greet you as you pass,
Ana checks the sand fast hurrying through your
glass,
Leaving years more love to swell her store,
Enrlching that which she possessed before
Stay, Time, and ponder for moment rare
Upon the life OF one with whom to share
tilhe OF all her precious gifts were fare
And honor worthy of the prOudest claim;
life OF love, truth. spirit-ail name
Could not set forth the hold she has on thee.
Pass then, with soothing touch, and give 10 me
The cares which some must bear but leave her free
-Templs Bar.
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VOL. LvI NEW SERIES, VOL. xxx.


True love is like the ivy bold.
Tda Cngs each day with timer hold
That groWcth ON through good and ILL.,
Ana and the tempest ciingcst stil.
WHAT though the wall on which IL climbs
Have lost tnc grac Of former times,
VII then The IVY lose lis hold
l1tge' The sunny daysOf Old?
Nay, rather II VIII closer cling
Wth wing clasp, remembering
ihUi II had hardly lived AT all
without the Kindly sheltring wall.
I ne lovc Is like the ivy bold,
lhat clings each day with hrmcr hold
That growcth on through good and III,
Ahd mid the tempest clingeth still.
True love is like the ivy green,
That ne cr fnrgcttcth what hath been,
And so. TN 1T" itself he gone,
Inlil the end II cliugcth on.
WHAT though the tree where II may cling
Shall hardly Know another spring?
WHAT lhough Its huughs he dcud and bare
the twnlug ivy Climbcth there.
Ana ca.ps II with ilrmcr hold.
Win stronger love than that of old,
Aud lends 1t grace Il never had
When time was young and life was glad
True ! We Is like the ivy green,
THAT ne'er fOrgettcth what hath been,
Aud 50. TIL life itself br gone,
tai!l the end 1t cling IN ON.
-Gcorge Wedthsriy.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-11-24

From this time forward until Christmas
is over more or less attention must he
given to the subject OF the gifts we make.
\ gift to be appreciated by almost any
gentleman is that Of from one to box Of
delicately fine handkcrchiefs with IL cute
little picture in outine-stitch worked Ill a
corner. The patterns for these pictures
can be bought at any fancy store, and the
materials for working. \ more ambi-
tious and expensive present is IL large
willow -chair-not II rocking -cnair-but
with deep, wide seat, and high back and
arms. This may be gilded or bronzel,
with Il shoulder-cusiion and cushion for
the seat made Of ''crazv" patchwork. Or
it may be covered with two colors only.
Divide the covering diagonnlly through
the centre, have part OF it OF II ycllowish
cardinal, or terra-cut'a with blue Is very
handsome and these covers may be OF
any material to suit the length Of your
purse. The shoulder-curhion should
reach across the chair, but not be wider
than is needed to comfortably rest tine
shoulder against it ; tie 1t to the frame oi
the chair with rlbbon-Lpws matching the
covering.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-11-24
IN Autumn ScsHc,

The Indian summers veil Of blue
Les on he mountains FAR away.
Aui, from The East. forever new,
Dawn ushcrs IN the dreamy day.
The air is stiS, the rivulet CLEANS
In silver flashes through the vale
The sllkcn mist above the streams
FaIt path shines like a gli,tulng sail.
ser the squirrel skip and dart
Among tie ralubOw-tinted leaves,
The glossy che tnu,s fire his heart
Bat, is Tor him, he never gficves.
Where red and russet orchards stand,
BIWing their burdens 10 the PLAIN.
The lover takes his loved ones nlnd
Aud -auutcrs through the orchard ane.
The clouds are soft that III X the sky,
The dsy leaves rustic past their feet;
Bat their uuclOu led reyerie.
And blissiul dreams and visions sweet,
unilp the >piendOr of the day,
SurpasS tile glory OF the dawn;
The world itself must pass away
Ere such delights are dead and gone
mars their measured slcp-an1 slow
Thn cottage gate, the parting Mss,
And think M summers Va uiy 20
That end In such triumphant bliss!
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the centre of the hand and snuihuB 1t up
the nose. 1t is great relief.
Hoarseness and tickling in the throat
are best relieved by the gargle of the
white of an egg beaten to a froth in half
a glass of warmed, swcctened water.
Hemmorhage Of the lungs or stomach
is promptly checked by small doses Of
salt. The patient should he keptas quiet
as possible.
Hints on Household Decoration.
Mirrors are entirely ont of date in q
drawing room unless they act as the
background of "a cabinet.
There is great fancy mt present for
wicker-work chairs, which are either gilt,
red, blue or tan color.
Tides are superseded by small squares
Of lace or muslin, or even darker material,
securely fastened into the back of the
chair.
Little crochet boats, with silken sails,
have taken the place of the little fiuted
paper dishes in which fruits were former
~ served at fashionable luncheons
Very pretty small screens for tables
have panels Of white silk, with wreath
VI hDWtlS uDHt III NOl'I'ti blI bll'
side and moonlight scene painted on the
other.
For useful home rug, purchase a
sheepskin and wash 1t thoroughly i'll boil
ing soap-suds, and when dry comb care
fully and an excellent rug is made for the
foot of the stairs, the fireplace, etc.
A "handy" for gentleman's room,
which is intended for brushes, combs.
razors. etc, has the foundation OF ccru
or light blue kid embroidered in outline
with some humorous design, and the
straps of contrasting color SO arranged as
to form special places for the article to he
put in it. Perfumery bottles and medi-
cine TASKS may also be kept in the Chm
dy."
Pretty baskets, which are nice for scrv-
ing large fruit at dinner or luncheon, alc
easily male. Take four pieces of card.
board and cover with any material pre-
ferred, and on each piece work or paint
the flower Of the fruit which the basket
will contain. Fasten the pieces together
by knotted cord so arranged as to look
like tiny twigs. Over the fruit throw &
square of delicate macrunc lace.
japanese lambrequins are quaint ant
pretty. They are made Of fancy Jap
anese squares, cut into sharp diamond
shaped pieces, one point i'll each being
fastened to corresponding point i'll an
other, while i'll the spaces between smal
stars of colored cloths are inserted adj
caught to the two upper and lower points
Finish each Of the lower points with !
gay-colored tassel and the result is an et
fective lambrcquin.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-11-24

A skeleton of new species of extinct
birds was lately found near Rheims 1t is
thought 10 have been an aquatic fowl, and
was at least ten feet high. What weather
they must have had with goose.bones of that
size in those days.-LoloeH Courier.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-11-24

Buzncss is buzness, Schmool; "Vell
Itzig, how you vos?" Itzig (weeping) !:
"Ach Schmool, I'm all broken up, my wife
she's dead my vater isvey sick und peesness
is no goot. Oxgscuse me, Schmoo, is dot q
real diamond ?"-Puck.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-11-24

Our Heroes at Home. "And oh, by the
bye, my sou tells me you don't make his
shirt collars sill enough He's in the Guards,
you know, and they go in for being very
particular !" "Well, ma'am, all can say
is, I've got son in the guards myself and
alters washes for i'm when he comes 'ome,
Punch.
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Pat-"An' is 1t the next train for Boston
ye want? Faith, that wint an hour ago,
sorr. y HGrrard Lamp0on.
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A teaspoonful OF charcoalin half glass
of warm water often relieves a sick head
ache. 1t absorbs the gases and relieves
the disteuded stomach, pressing against
the nerves that extend from the stomach
to the head
Charcoal forms an unriyalied poultice
for wounds and old sores. 1t is also in
valuable for what is called proud flesh. 1t
is great disinfcctant. 1t sweetens the
air if placed in shallow dishes around the
apartment, and foul water is also purified
by its use.
For bruises OF sprains bathe the part
in cold water until you get ready de
cocton of wormwood and vinegar. When
the herb is fresh gathered, pound the
leaves. wet with vinegar, and bind on,
and when the herb is dry put 1t in the
vinegar and let it boil short time then
bathe the bruise with the decoction and
bind on the herb.
There is nothing better for II cut than
powdered resin. Get few cents worth,
pound it until it is quite fine, put it in a
cast Off spice box, with perforated top,
then you can easily sift it ON the cut.
Put Il soft cloth around the injured men,
ber, and wet it with water once in awhile
it will prevent inflammation or soreness.
When one has bad cold and the nose
is closed up so that he canuot breathe
through it, relief may be found instantly
by putting little camphor and water il
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For sale by Logan & Co.
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- A.Fa
MUCH MARRYING,

Justice MRyex. Of West Alexander.
Scores His Two Thousnndth Couple. d.
Justice J. Finley Mayes, Of West Alexan.
der, whom the ancients certainly would have
worshiped for Hymen, has married two
thousand couples. This is an achievement
that brings either blessings orcurses, and Just
how much 10y and how much misery the
ainiable and accommodating Justice hns been
strumental-innoCently, OF course, for PEG.
pie will Inarry-in producing will never be-
known until the roll of his four thousand
victims Is called on the Judgment day.
The two thousandth ceremony, however was
accompanied by some features of interest.
The Bloch Bros, OF this city, some time ago
informed Justice Mayes that upon the mar.
riage OF the two thousandth couple thew
would present the groom with box OF their
celebrated "West Va. Mail Pouch Smoking
and chewing Tobacco" The other day the
firm received, "a letter from Justice AIayes
which reads as follows: Fts sfHt
GESrtEMEy:- T. am in receiptsof yours OF
the 18th inst, in which you state you had
sent by express, u box f.your "West Virgil
MIA Mail Pouch Smoking and Chewing 10.
bacco," with ajrequest that present it with
your congratulations and compliments to the
two th0usandthl couple marrled,by me. On
the SAME evening it was received. Saturday
last, young gentleman and lady, from your
city, presented themselves and expressed a
desire; tos"be made !one.",. After the cere.
mony and presentation OF the slit; and many
THANKS 10. you for your celebrated tobacco,
which the groom will no doubt "roll us a
sweet morsel under his tongue,n they left,
and will never forget the day Of their mar.
rage md your gift. ,....agr TN
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INDICATIONS.
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN,
Gossip About Prominent People Hero o
ElseW here 80

Gossip About Prominent People Hero or
Elsewhere. '-,,.s
Miss Lille Sharon, of Mt. Pleasant, was in
the city yesterday. '.E03fi -
Mayor Egerter leaves the city today for
All extended business trip, and in his absence
President Scott will be monarch OF oil he
surveys" -.s..s 80
Dr. F. i. Adams, medical inspector OF the
Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad Relief Associa-
ton, and very clever gentleman, was In the
city yesterday. a.. =. !, ,,',,' g. j..
Misses Louisa Rupert and Annie Auth,
two charming young ladies Of Washington,
.. c., are visiting Misses Annie and Agile
Hess North Main street. ,I.,.., oi ~
Mr., II. II. Mansbach. the merchant tailor,
left, yesterday, for the East, to be absent
several weeks lie goesaas to purchase new
goods and renew old acauaintances.
We are glad to be able to say that Mr..
Daniel NJ. Ellington, who has been lying III
with what Was expected to be his final i'll.
ness, shows considerable improvement, and
that In spite OF bis advanced age, there are
hopes Of his being able to be about once more
soon, 'I' !. s'lt.II.l 'EHl ~ -
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/, ANlNrrnEsrlSG DECISION


fAutGIuA INV RAVVtut bNAO VI luc GFAnV
M" "a House Property if,.y.97 AHA
T$About one year ago the Grant House prop.
ertyt was sold at trustees sale, and was
knocked down 10 Mr.. Henry X, List for S2c,.
900 In round numbers. I The conditions OF
the sale were that tile property was to be dis.
posed OF In the manner that would realize
the. most money. In accordance with this
provision the property was put up In parcels
In the morning, and when tho snle wn, ia.
clared adjourned until the afternoon the M.
gregate OF the bldg amounted III round mum.
bers 10 S2o,0Oo. In the afternoon the property
was put up rs nwhole, aud after some spirited
bidding was knocked down TO tho highest
bidder, Mr.. Henry X. List. Soon after the sale
was constnniated Mr.. List discovered TINT
The property had been run M by fictitious
bidding; that some Of the bids were ,uade BIZ
parties In the interest OF the sellers and were
not bona tidc bids. When these facts were
disclosed Mr. List refused to take tho prop.
cry NJ the sum 1t was run'up 10 by putt bids,
but agreed 10 take 1t at his tirst bid, whirl,
was about $4,000. Mr.. Wootlmansce, tho
party most interested In tho sale, refused 10
agree 10 this aud brought suit In the Munici.
pal court 10 compel Mr. List to take the
property at the highest bid. A great amount
Of written es.inlony was taken, proving the
facts above stated, and the case was argued
before Judge Jeilers by Alfred Caldwell, and
A. J. Clark for Mr. List and W. p. Hubbard
and Jacobs, Cracraft aud Ferguson for Lewis
Woodmansee.N The counsel for defendant
claimed that putr bids were illegal, and Tint
no one had q right to bid secretly, and that
when party bids In tho interest Of the seller
II mus! be SO announced by proclamation
Judged letters took the case under adyisement.
and yesterday morning rendered II decision
In favor Of the defendant, his position being
sustained by citations from Rents comment
taries, and likewise by the Supreme Court OF
the United States The sale was therefore set
aside, and It will be put up at trustees sale
some time In the future. W'rf I0IT.I-' 'II
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The enthusiastic base ball editor 81 The
Register shot Oft the following in yesterdays
issue: slrgTs 1u3EI ,s.UFIie"O
"a picked nine Of the attaches of the Req.
uter are satisfied they can wallop n similar
team from the lSrKLL,eE xcEn, and are willing
to try conclusions whenever the latter arc
prepared. Make your statement."19 ga!a
In answer to the above the compassion
Of the news room OF the .IXTxLLlGEScER xu.
thorze us to state that they are ready, nay
anxious to meet any nine men taken from
the force III the news room OF the Regi,ier,
They do not, however, propose 70 play usains.
the athletes OF the counting room or any Of
the professionals who adorn the local depart.
ment. This Is fair answer, and the conai-
tons are also equitable. II the m Dashcs''
Of our Market street contemporary are will.
ing to meet tho "As.crisks" OF the lxrELLlogx-
GER. Saturday the eth, day Of May, A.. D.
1882, Is suggested us II convenient day to
settle the question OF superiority, and II the
:Astcrisks' don't "pi'' the forms, OF the
M Dashcs' we will eat the ink on tho proof
roller-that's the kind Of patriot we are. \
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nv t", un,H W,l AZ. ! gslJ IL al VIZ
Two hundred more OF those elegant oil
cloth window blinds with fixtures and fringe
Alsogool Striped carpets at 20 cents.
Good ingram carpets ut o5 cents.
Good superilnc ut 80 cents, 10 cents and 50
cents. r .talay ;,fs5.ts i, =
Good A. floor oil cloths at IS cents.
Large stock OF wall paper at cents and 10
cents. .!!.,'',t g. u,
Good calicoes at s cents and o cents. -
Great variety Of dress goods at s 10 1oH
cents. .LilJHGEi9
Best 5.ply carpet chain at'25 cents.
Good black and fancy silks ut 80 cents. !
Good black ind colorcd cashmeres att25
cents. 7lE--
Exclusively for cash. Call soon II you wish
to save money, at Nos. 2Ol0 and 202l Main
street. y 1tH".o. ,,,..,,..-i.,.. JonN RoRMER.@s .
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Circuit Court Part II--Judyc .Boyd:-This
court met ntthe usua! hour yesterday, morn.
Ing when the trial OF the case OF the Balti.
more1& OhioE Railroad 'Coinpany'vs. G. i.
Whitaker 4 Sons was resumed. The case
occupied tue attention of the court during
the day, md at the time Of adjournment was
not finished RI =
AunirilaL Cogl-Juige, JtDefs:-This court
metSes,erday morning. SDdctmnsacted the
Daniel Peck, I trustee, vs.. Henry, Il.
List and others, The court rendered 4 ileci.
sion In the case dismiksingthc com plainan,s'
bill. This case refers to the sale OF the Grant
House property, more extended account OF
which will be found in, another column.
Adjourned, until Saturday at 10 IN. I'M
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Oncillllx,

Next Thursday the well.known Seibc r
Summer Gardens, in Pleasant Valley, will be
opened. On this occasion there will be a
concert given in the evening, to which every
body il cordially invited. During the winter
this garden has had the latest improvements
added to It, and We can with surety say TINT
hood. >" = - :" = = = -
There will be concerts given every Thurs.
day evening, which will be treat to3evcry
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w beg to refer our lady readers to the nd.
,y aa ,3;m 81 Madame Lszels, yaunt, the
Wa a I'll, II he[ lns IN rhladelphIa
such ms appreciate tasteful and really be.
coming arrangement oi the coill,re the
Madame vii be truly welcome, for, having
made her business On ait. she has acroih-s
plished wonders In Identifying the fair Ia.
dos OF her own city, and she can do the same
for ours. Go and see her beautiful gopus III
MCCLURE HOuse. nLN..ii, / .n,llIk ,.rIii
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Secretary Of State stalnaktr issued, yester-
day., certificate oil, Incorporation 10 the
Wellsburs Gas Company, which, corporation
intends TO bore for or otherwise. obtain gas,
petroleum, or other oils, and manu- factlre:
refine and sell the same. The principal
office ofihe company;is to be I'M the town Of
Wellsburg. Five thousand dollars have been
subscribed to the capital stock, and $500 has
been paid in. The company has the privilege
OF increasing the capital stock to $50, 600 BY
the sale OF additional shares OF stock, which
are 500 each. The following gentlemen. all
OF Wellsburg, are the incorporates and hold
~ shares each: Z. W. Paxton, WIN. Turr, l.
Il. Dual, Benjamin Harvey and W. c. Bar
claw gi -rTI ugp'Gb t'lG4f5 p,6i NJ, t7ITI-'
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commencing at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ, ut The from, 49,,
thc tolltt House OF Ohio COUNTY sell ~ tool OF
on y We highest HI best bidder the foiIo,S
uG!!oea property lhr MS much thereof M isnWaS
70 hllsIy expenses Of sale and liza a,,n, .,
tn e ueul uilpa.! anu secured BY said deed r.
t t u 10 NY: certain tract or marcel n Tan
lnE paris o. sub divisions And Of Tho shh ne
,n NILE, Pms o. which Is record In ihn po.i.,l
%iri, " ny CouMty Court Of Ohio county W.
e "a ,l,n nsed Book No. S. page 578 and om" r.
Nh" co,er ~ u, .M follows, viz: Beginning Al
poles ton stake Icortier to Esm,n,na. 10 so1oo
Incline 81 Flelnminy n. Sea II II IL Ico rni Win
sMKs; henc, with said line NJ $50 p, ~ 70 a.
r y y, 70 si4Ec; thence with said fine ~
10 - ieo loIeSt2 the 1astead line thtnrc T.
;aiu line Atso T. Is poles 10 n sisks NE
McDchali thence s. 554e w; al nnlea ~ WIN
tnehce WIN liervcyt le g. So " II M n s.ake;
~ .he piuce O. beginning containing seva, loles
and Twelve pcfchcs OF laid hc fho actes,
in IN 6e eSs only tho ions nv
wv hereinafter referred TO- being ihr sna
conveyed TO said Bernard snan lcy bS 1nhn
l3ME No Cp. page 3D., $3.50 o4ice IN ICED
me believed perfect, hut selling =, 'r,m
sa se,ysy oaly such lille US u sus,eI IN me
cha tEas of aAlE-Tw. hundred aollan nj ths H.
nav ana % much more M lhc NJ, pu..
aL nlSt!, Cyan III liund: tho residue IL NJ
"; i.nlthts nj SIX. twelve and tch,otn lily S1n.i
WIZ 'Iiittrst from day Of salc ie honlhs,
o;es ior deferred pGymeu.; .,Sirea slyinx
'fuH on the property, '''su 10y aeed Of
WI, H4urs, 81, ...5 "A ~, r h1oB9nARpI
= ~ Aucltoneer, '"'"Hl,H tN4Iftfustse
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Is the Monte Building Larimcr street;
Denver, Col, Is located the Office Of Mr.. +. A,
Park: extensively engaged in coal mining.
In: Mr: Parks opinion, St. Jacobs Oil Is an
esxeeed!nglySalu1ble a.ticle for rheumatism.
i tiGn Te 1sasv Vay ssnl Up a;st Ru
oil, tshe used Il with sucf gratifying success
that she would not be without il for INV.
thing, aud c9nsiders Il a household panacea.
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DRY GOODS
READ land 4 REFLECT9
IMPORTANT TO IlOUsEKEEPRRs.
Strengthening Prices for the Next
Thirty DAYS. ..L.4L

Every lady who cOnsults her own
interest, we request to commit to
memory the Importance OF this In.
formation. Feeling highly cncOur.
aged since We hive come In your
midst, and approaching the kind
patronage extended 10 us, VIC have
concluded toreciprorate by Il Grand
Mark. Down In all our departments.
DO not sny, "This Is a boast" but
come and convince yourselves that
what VIC say we cnn fulfil. Our
business Is systcnizcd on Eastern
principles md every lady will re-
ccive the same courtesy and atten-
ton whether n purchaser or not.
Every article Is plainly marked,
aud One Price to all. When we
say NIL our departments, we mean
Just What We Say. DO not fail to
give us an early call. I'D. &5t.
A. SIEDENBACH & BRO,
myl5 1901 Main Street.
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ITO CONTRACTORS.

rseeSc h lds q IL ESSS;IGn q Ohio VIII
o. t%a CONS md brck sshooi ho, 20 " h9 9
oo!ns Az, Tor putting beating ann%sas,,s;, Ta
!aa.t 9i usn.hE % 'R IL m sdef
ioI nance Of his roniiaoI Tes Erh ihe Pr.
Sna 70 feleG; any Or all bids Wi nav IN m",h nv
W., NM ri1 KS, and may be )"
es H.d. s .'t ~ The olG. Of Ross j. Aiesa
is y cle's Of the R on or beosa nom s 'Ju unn
Smvi.YrhAs 80 A"'o' E ohS.i
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IiOTEI. ARRIVALS,

NJ" ~ 49, Ut JhaITs IIVIEI. -
7 Custer.N mo II Il Hill. city ~: Iy,; /,
!! Marahall Moundsy'c jesse Barrett. AIAppingtfu
C Moore, New York D Kohns, Now TOIE "
J Gulick, New York A. S Mayer, PHILADELPHIA
Van Dcusen, rhila F Sweeney, ely r !
" Mitchell. GAINESVILLE Anderson, Pittsburgh
" ! JudEtns, Woo!sGeld " ]. Morris, WooIshcld
Jas:.A Gordon, Pittsburgh A Mcdonnell. Cleveland
J Cwilsou. Ktngsville = ~ D Ila1r. Washington. Pa
4 rltman. Baltimore = Henry swami, Albany 80.
!! Z Humc. cumberland G II donaldson, Rochester
W shotnan. Newark = VII Hall, Kansas City :
'=s- LINES Anderson, Pittsburgh.
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CoSsrtclors among tho influential mel, Of
the Dominion is Mr.. J. H. Metcalf, member
Of Parliament FROM tho city Of Kingston,
Canada. Coming TO personal matter, we
would mention that Mr. afetcalf wss former.
" subject TO extreme soreness OF Tho chest
for which, rs he himself says, u could find
no remedy but St. jacobs Oil, the Grpatl Ger.
man Kennedy. woplll not be without It
for ten tiinesits;sellipg price," 'E%j}stiy1
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Evils to be Avoided .

+ Overeating is In one sense rs productive OF
evil as intemperance, in Idrink ing.. Avoid
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With robust health and IN invigoratcd sys.
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