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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-09-22
IHE STRANGE STORY OF a SNAIL

X AZ came q ny having . railway
key and b~ing m.le 2 taks muse le=-
scns.
Thonpsoz gave me The key When -
v1< ieavins 1t term l don't know
how y c21< - =. q ~hat good i 49,
q hlm- - - never &w : train excep.
when b. = hnne for the hohtas-:
bur y uas Always taking q the conven-
'en<e ~ having such : thing when you
we've -~rzxz2lnx. and kin-esI = the mrs
:<rsors p@n1iti@s the Company nlxh-
Inlet y tkey caught you using u.
He gyre y ne IN exchange tor . tr- OF
Ler<y's hzir (she's ny sister. ani
IhonPsor ~ dreadsnIlg IN love wIrh
her ard = crap 0f the bCnne, trim
ming she uOr il church. s-1le that
but ha1 IA a:k her for the hair. and =he
trrrxk. U1r = ~hole bundle and sid I
nxhc trade aE1y tie Io< e chose.
flair wasn't ~orn mnch n0w.~
Ans;x - another thing altogether
Herr u-t0 F.nke 80 - oil frien1 II nv
fa1h<r* nd lived = LuckboroH. or
nArxet-t0~n
II ,ock . fznry 10 me-bo<her hin:
an1 let1aly persuaded nv f.rh<r and
mNrh<r to lkt he come over ID Lack
ecrpf sye-y markedly. With ny father.
fnr = .eS>cn in German and mnssc. /
tntnft nint dininx with him frxr tun-
~een1ncrly queer meSses 49, had and
sp1s 3. IN with th<ml-tu- 49, music
- slmp-y tisxustinr On The hosi-
day. too and the iszs0ns generally
sns;et ~ ti1ke getting % TO piaro
lrlsef- an warblin< Son<S q hH
sarrslant ~ TIE hoCr- Re ID - o1ce
~ often thc1sh-ani nor I have z0s
W ISL 70 one I'D 70 between
1S1<sAnts and Luckb0ro' 81 omnibux
1here w1s > N0<<lants station % the
- k<rur<n Lucktoror ana Londan.
- ny fisher never went ~ II n -
srEltNhelp =. When IL did though I
- - kky with - I neve< d1re -
= M hex1n 70 think I k1i u1de : I'D
o1r<ain With HoupeonL
One Tuesday, kCweser. Inst winter.
kinke 30 - c,rriei away " kis Own
ssest slr<inx tha1 n ksrs q lons xf-<r
ou1Af 70 h2ve started q meet uy
@lher' and th<n 70 - renorSesG th1t
tfnpaxhE - ~ xoinx % CRY o Fer-
aap@ want 70 keep ~ al nixkL
LOOK hcre~f <1ii~ Air dcesnnt
natter: There's : train thar gets IN -
setn = the be- lean catch Il II I run
-~scrirbyer' And o. Iscudiei. one
I'm IN ard Aont q nv top c,oat. O.
wr1s ur1Hke'd o1i>c<- - unnt ID So
- 20 had u1ney. md there 49, =
I'll skfcn S1r1e a Ioux belcrc I nd
sen AM ~rw1rtn.f rntn< Az .4ttN~
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- tie editor ot : party orEzn. can bite
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each Iez ! armed with ; sting k rh,s
u . wasp Ths cen-;Pete Terminates
u : pair q hooks which, Ike IL Pin
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by a. innocen- Young nzn rho rrder-
terk - pix i ID ~ H. s<eD- WhenA
cenzipete anchors rs had u the feshy
1nar0ny - /. human icing throws o1s
his tvo graphing iruns from bis rear.
and then draws - eight y0tt- very odd
eia~s together. i Ill brng rears =
the heart q - Iri<h landlord 0see boz
tie Lirlle PEI ho1t<-
Ii b'-< u To- c<nriP~te rarely
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= ---,~.-x r-T-f--a--~r-ir $500 .~r-rsi
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- 80 ~ ~.--r- ~ ~s;<<x $500
tk.r . 49, rsri3 ~~<4re - rk~r,-
- -r~---+r- ~-~Iin~.- <@rcr-.<5 -
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1890 ~-i--sr-c ~ ~S..<r ~ -.r~~1 =
n.y. 49, cbr;r,< ~ F-r-r<-~ =.
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h.r hlu> xeL .-Ihex 1onrt 80 49, 80
zone II 4 .t here via Il It'd o4rr ~
1ead~
oh. 10. no. They'll hN b
..<o th<rt Ikey cn1ft inr<rtere
Nth ~ N III declare. tel< ~ X
could E.ht sammy -nI . dozen Ola
al,<- ic.r thea .Quckl now ~
never. ri,i tke WI oger -. HAL
ani f.w~-r4 ~ window - adv ".
rossfb,e. The-e 49, Is time ~ IT,.
for h train ~ ~<Ixck<nlnx s1ee~i even
then. unlocked the door. - gave
~ cn< ioo< THAT male he sesf br1rer
rhan ever xn1 inelinef 10 crv. both AZ
once: and il : .econd - 49, out -
- ~. t. tr.ia .tsPp<t san
thas fsli non Our open carriage door
acrp~s the down line u rz.E. AID thar
-. au-and / wAs hnlLled down q
DER rhe W pl<id rux With tie Oh 80
man wide.axake stanainr over ne
..Drar the bow. sammy. Call "a
rorre-. he'. got out At tke y ss.fe.
..CaiI-un-, re-self.~ answered sammy.
III IN one w,3ri.
She pnIIed rhe door to an1 rrnmred
back ~ Der seat. taking ~ more nqtice
Of ne than II h&i been : cu<hiQn u
tie crrri<xr. IN don't nlarcer Il ~ rzs
broken hs neck either -he nltrered-
perhaps sd better make ~ fuss.
Tie train MAS ~ .Eain- dared not
jump ID ukiLe she w1s In ~ w1y- AMI
thonEhr ! mrs< take NY chance 1t the
next -taiion-
-Jh. ny tones and body she
gr,aned. presently. Oh what > time
II h1z been. SAmmy.r
No answer
think she h1uIed him " and shook him.
for something fell with : crash Ike :
brOken bottle.
You btiQ-- she STRAINED When
you ~znt Al the brains y0u' ve cot ant
MORE TOO, To pl1y me this trick Serve
Won right 4 I Ct ~ and leave y0u *
the - station Ugh
i -1unded - il she were nangirg ~
bead sgzinsr the carr;ags- That and
the fresh ~ seened % rou<e him r.
got np and put BIZ bead cut u the VIII
Do for : hort TINE and then rsP1et-
s-o~Ly ana lmPreSsIFeiy
90 here az o. Se1e
. Fo1r no1serse n<s w1ri<@-
Samuel rxo1 = ~ rers = ~
Nm -A!ve - ~ - i<1 ~ we1-c-'
s,l<MnlH n0t1n< cAre<ul.y a . 90
xor1 ~ ne ~ sure q -ne nsx- -
p - p1z'ne<x - yo1-s y ELn-
q yours, men
1y1rs. \ <eo1-1 = 81 syS
- no. <r7lnS - At IL srol1e
rr~n "a er Jon - n<ns = OIL Won
selves
sop r1aar 80 s.nni' 80 -
nLkrnS 49, see<r 2ni
-Ln rs = y pnt lPon -
4 111n r1n : 70 marry ner- eH1 -
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The Mexirsn women are wonter-
fully graceful This j. parity dne 10
their amer % carrying BASKETS and
b1niies. bc<un II earis ~chiIthcoL I
watched Nexic.n Gfrl carry - in
men<e b2skec 0f closh<s kome 60 -
larnd<red- First she selected from the
basket = towel and twisting Il ti<ktfy.
wound Il round nd round until II czr-
cnmference w1s the sic q her bad %
Which she placed l.. sben- helped ~ :
<Ompnni0n- che Lifted The basket.
weighing nr least thirty pounix o. top
~ tke r1ll she b1lanced Il ~ touck-
IN Il lightly. frs< With o1e hand and
tten TIE Other. After she hi rome Z
short distance ske folded Der h1nds II
Der shaw waIkin< with tke rre&<eso
60 I'D nco1scicdn>sA
Un<s-
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The extrene cold d 1t uinter-
and TIE unusual 1cars u Ere<rland -
tk1< have blocked the kzrnorS xn1 pre-
vented n~svix1<io1- have bro1xh< a6ous
: terrible c0uiiricn q a[airs - t.
hnd Ih<y nre @ tke verge ~ : gre.z
f1min<- md TIE Governc< q Icel1n1
sppeais Or help % CDR no<ionk@
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-07-26

The president and faculty of the Yer.
mont Methodist Seminary and Female
College have issued circular of informa>
ton. covering all the points of general
inquiry by those who desire light in regard
to the seminary and its work. The circu.
lar is Il model of condensed statement
and presents the facts so be who runs NAV
read and understand, and the catalogue Of
the institution which will be sent to any
who may apply for it will serve to elab.
crate Information as may be desired A
supply of these circulars has been sent to
all Methodist pastors, accompanied by
personal circular signed by Presiden: ].
D. Beeman, and appealing to the ministry
for their personal influence to advance the
patronage, and hence the MOST healthy
support OF the seminary, The circular
closes with the following very timely and
practical suggestion:
Our semicentennial occurs in 1884;
our plans are to have all the debts pro-
'tuCd AL anu I4O ouuOWlueuL VI SOU,UUU
raised. and our seminary filed with stu
dents so that we can have grand jubleeat
that time. pledge my best endeavor to ac.
complish this, and with the hearty co-opera-
ton of every preacher and the people, it
can be done. We must have the $50 900
endowment, we must have the debts lifted,
we must have students. and then we shall
have clear sailing for the future. All this
is within the reach Of our people Let US al
say ii can and shall be done. Then work
and pray until we see it accomplished.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-07-26

| BARTON LANDNG.-The afternoon oil
Friday, July 18th. the friends of Bro. S.
R. Jenkins and wife, to the number of a
hundred or more, paid them neighborly
visit. The day was one of nature love-
liest. The pleasures of the hour were en-
tered into with 4 keenness and zest that
threw away for the time the cares and
turmoils of life. The croquet mallet was
heard upon the lawn, music resounded
from the parlor and social converse and
sweet Interchange Of thought was heard
on every side. In the barn (Which, by
the way, was a new one, nearly com pleted
to take the place Of one destroyed by
lightning last Year, the busy hum of prep
aration was going on and the festive board
was being spread with dainties. to which
all were called to partake. After the inner
man was thus refreshed, Rev C. Fl.
Sweat, in few well chosen and timely
remarks, reminded Brother and Sister
jenkins of the object OF their visit, which
was not only to dedicate the new barn, but
more particularly to remind them of the
thirty-second anniversary Of their mar
riage. Al the same time he presented
them with glass set. Brother Jenkins a
teachers Bible and Sister Jenkins nice
necktie. These were presents from their
friends at Barton Landing and Browning
ton. Brother Jenkins replied in a very
easy and friendly manner. thanking them
for the twofold object Of their visit, and
above all for their friendship, love and
esteem which prompted them to this act.
This he priced far more than merely the
intrinsic value Of the articles given. Other
present Of private nature were also
given.
BAKERSFIELD We are having some
prosperity on the charge. The parsonage
has been very much improved in its beauty
and comfort for the pastor and his family
by putting in new chimney, plastering,
painting. papering, etc. Fifty dollars has
been raised TO improve the Sunday school
library.
At North Fairfield we have fourteen
nice horsesheds nearly completed, the
meeting house considerably repaired and
a nice Geo. A. Prince organ put into it.
We took nine persons into the church, in
full, last sabbath. Our Presiding Elder
was with US, preaching Saturday and
Sunday very much to the satisfaction Of
the congregation. A goodly number
gathered at the parsonage to tea and to
welcome their old pastor and new Presid.
ing Elder. The season was very pleasant.
ISLE LA NOTE Seventy or more
of the friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. At
wood took them ~ surprise on the evening
Of the 18th instant, and just had things
their own way, bringing u nice album
quilt and splendid hanging lamp as
tokens Of their friendship. 4 very pleas
ant time was enjoyed, singing, playing
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-07-26

and speaking filing up the time. I. WIS
the tWenty-third anniversary of their mar.
rage Losg may they live to eui5y the
society OF their many friends and he
blessed IN their work for the cause Of
Christ Ice cream and elks we're servsI.
FRIEND.
SWANroN'-NOt much butter in market
tuesday. prices ranging about As ll,t
week; small package and common grades
rather dull. A tine article is in demand
and goes quick at all it is worth, u and
% cents
Quite number of SwIntou people went
to Missisquot Park last Friday, to meet
old friends from Montpelier and Barre.
They report very enjoyable time; many
expressed satisfaction at meeting President
Beeman. they say he looked very natural
with fish pail in hand going for the fish, |
with what success we are not informed. |
but if be did not get a string it was not |
bis fault. but it must be that the fish had
not forgotten him and put for Canada side, |
We had quite fire here Sabbath morn
ming about 9 o'clock. The engine houses
Of the St. Johusbury 4 Lake Champlain
railroad were burned. They were verv
fortunate in getting out the three engines
that were housed there, having no steam
up they were got out by hand. The turn.
table was also saved The buildings were
mere shells 50 not very expensive.
Rev. Mr.. Bout we'll conducted quarterly
meeting at St. Adams Bay last Sabbath.
and Rev. Mr.. Ford of the Bay preached
here, giving good practical talk, which
was well received and highly spoken of
BY those who heard it. Mr.. Ford can sing
he gospel as well as preach it. and favor.
I'd the Sunday school with a song.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-07-26
REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION

The Republican voters Of the County Of Wa shingtor
are hereby notified and requested TO meet in Mass Con
vention at Montpelier in Village Hall. On SATURDAY.
ArGusr lisa At 10 o'clock, n. to nominate candt
ietes for state senator's and county officers, and %
elect county committee for the next two years en-
sueinE
Dated At Montpelier. July u, issa.
CLARK KING.
Csc. A. pvrSAM,
W. P DILLISGHAM Republican
W A. JONES, County
P P PrTXIS. Committee
W. A. BOTCE,
2. & JONES,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-07-26
ELIZA BOUTWELL'S ESTATE.

The undersigned having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court for the District Of Washing
ton, Commissioners. receive examine and adjust all
claims and demands Of all persons against the estate
Of Mrs Eliza Boutwell,, late OF Montpelier, in said
District deceased and all claims exhibited in offset
thereto hereby rive notice that we Will meet for the
purposes aforesaid, at the store Of j. c. Emery in
Montpelier, on the 3lst day Of July and llth fay
OF December, next, from o'clock, Muntil O'Clock,
P. NJ each Of said days, and that six months from
the l2th day " June A. D. 1882, Is the time limited
by said Court for said creditors TO present their
claims to us for examination and allowance.
Dated at Montpelier this 10th day June,A d 1889
FRED L. SMITHS N'iAI iis74oneIs'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-07-26
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Have your job printing done at the
FREEMAN Office.
Circulars. hand bills, bill heads, note and
letter heads, ETC.. printed at the FREEMAN
Office at lowest cost prices. Send in your
orders.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-07-26
Che FIREMAN.
MoNTPELIER.vT
WEDNESDAY, JULY %. 1882 .

wsdssire to make the FREENAS particulrly valua0l
orts news from all parts Of Vermont, and our friends
4 different parts OF the state, especially in washing
ton orange and LAmoile Counties Will confer srea
favor upon US aud our readers BY sending Us loca
ntelligeuce Give us facts and ziil arrange them
rthe paper.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-07-26
SANDWICHES,

\ pure, WnOlGS )mG distlllatiOu Of which In Il,
American pine, Canada lr, margOld, clover bios
SONS, etc, fragrant with the healing essences Of
balsam aud pine. Such g Sanford's Radical Cure
for Catarrh. Complete treatment for 81. fm26ml
There is always some one who can 90 you one
better on any Dish story you've a ind to tell Ed
Phillips Of East Burke, while graphing for trout
with bare hooks, accidently caught lear up on one
OF them. when large trout sprang for it, as for a
~, and was hooked
Parents who allow their children to grow up
with scrofulous humors bursting from every pore
are guilty Of a great wrong. Think of them point
cd out as branded with loathsome disease. and
You will readily procure them the Cuucura
Remedies. Cn2Gml
Some malicious person mixed Paris green with
ane salt and put in Merritt Parker's pasture in
Kirby, from the effects Of eating which four of the
cattle have died.
PERUVIAN SYRUP cures Dyspepsia, General
Debility, Liver Complaint, Boils, Humors, Chronic
Diarrhea. Nervous Affections, Female Complaints,
and all diseases originating in bad state of the
blood. rnI3yl
The eleven.year.old sou of Benjamin Clifford of
North Danve, died of lOcklaw the 10Th, from a
wound received from toy pistol July 9th.
DELICATE FEMALES.
The exactlons ofsociety, added to the cares of
maternity and the household, have tested beyond
endurance the frail constitutions which have been
granted the majority of women. To combat this
tendency to premature decline, no remedy in the
world possesses the nourishing and strengthening
properties ofMALr BITTERs. They enrich the
blood, perfect digestion, stimulate the liver and
kidneys, arrest Lucrative weaknesses, and purify
and vitallze every function OF the female system.
lm26ml
James Hubbard's house an barn, at Lyndon,
we're burned recently; loss covered by insurance
relieved by Browns Iron Bitters. 3Owl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-07-26

Mr.. John S. Wise, the Virginia readus-
ter, has entered already upon vigorous
campaign for congressman-at-large. He
spoke few days ago at Marion, and at the
close of his speech whipped a Bourbon
who had insulted him.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-07-26
MISS CELEBRATES T-yRTVITTrI
'II79 00LDHAI MS JNAIFALLED
What 10 Get For Breakfast.

~ ~ recent DOOR will bring the housewife sucb reef
IA BREAKFAST, plans, suggestions rpcelpts Tor
~ = ere, make the morning delight EIarant
VOL interviewed postpaid, al AAo- az
,taa,,,J A. II. EARLE, l7S Washington ST, Boston.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-07-26

Letters Uncalled Tor at uout,a,io, y, ~
Office, July -, 1882.
~ u obtain these letters persons n,rs+ .,t, .,.
above date '' -''7 'He
L4DrEs.-Niss Idea VI. King Miss A. r. Phejps
GENTLEMEN. David Carroll VIM Henry c,r.on
C. P Hogan, Herbert J M1nahan John N.,V,r,,.a
o. Mower, VIM. ]. Somerville.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-07-26

Robert Bonner of the New York Ledger
is rated at only s6,OOO,0OO now, but he is
,rubbing along the best he knows how,
and will catch up with the rest of us one
Of these days,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-07-26

AsHBURNHtN. Mass, Jan. a. l-s1.
"l'e oeen very sick over two years They all
gave me mp IS past cure. trieI the most .l,lnil
physicians, but they did not each Tho yvor.t mart
Tue lungs and heart would an up every uiabt and
distress me and my throat was very had. toIJ
my children never should die in peace unt,l mad
trled Hop Bltters. have taken two bottles. Thew
nave helped me very much III iced. I am now well
lhere was lot Of sick folks here who have .ssn
now they helped ne, and they used them and arc
cureu' and feel as thankful as 10 that there ia 40
valuable medicine made
JOw3 MRs rrtr, ,.,.z,,,,...
Inc Rev Chls. E. Piper, formerly, of Pttsdald
n H. but now Of Wakefield, r. l., writes. ,.Nv
VIE had been an invalid for years, but BAXTER,
Mandrake BItters cured her" n. II. Downs, Veg.
elahie Balsamc Elixir always cures coughs. colds
anu consumption, when taken IN season. Hanrv
" Johnsons Arnica and Oh Linment for sprains
osuises' cuts swellings, Old sores &C. is excellent
!7ml
Wild animal Is proving around IN Rochester
yearlins, some sheep, etc, have been killed and
parity deVoured by it during the past week
AHEALTHY STATE.
FeopIe are constantly changing their hones from
East to West and from Narsh tn South ,r U i,o vor
sa' IN search of healthy State. re thew pouI1
learn to he contented, and TO use the ceIahrataJ
hldney'Wort when sick they would be much better
on The whole system can be kept in a healthy
state by this simple but eTectull remedy. Saa
iDwl
Geo' 6agby, an employe Of the scale works A.
ST. Johnsbury, was severely burned at the i,undr,
'he oIner lay. As he was ca ryiug his ladIe of nor
IRON he collidcd with tanother workman. smiling
some iron in one Of his boots The boot was ,nictI,
taken OF but the hesh came with it.
AN INVALUABLE ARTICLE.-rhs reo,Iers a,
mis- paper have no doubt seen the advertisement
u Ely : cream Balm In another column. An art- |
cie IKE Cream Balm has long been Iosiral |
anu now that it is within the reach of sntrnrara
rom Catarrh, Hay Fever, etc, there is everv ron
son to believe they will make the most of it DR. w
T. Buckman, W E. Human, Druggist and Other
Eastonlans have given it a trial. and all recom,non5
I III the highest terms Easton, Pa. Daily Argns
Oct. :, 1879. A's"'
NJ I sun aged nine years, was atnict,d vi,,
-atarrh the use Of Ey's Cream Balm etractod
complete cure. w. e. HANNAH, Dr,lrr1st F,s,on
Pa. IS '''' G's'on
tlr-s, ~
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-07-26
PARKER 3 4oS7a.

L lures Complaints of Women and diseases of the
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large saving buying 81 size HHcor L Co, New York
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LOCATING headaches, nervous prostration and
spinal weakness curcd by Lydia E. Pfnkbam,s
Vegetable Compound. ,o"ll
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The annual camp meeting for St Johns,
bury District will commence August %,
and close September %. Improvements
are to be made on the ground so that it is
hoped that they will be much more attrlc
tive and convenient.
1t is very desirable that all the charges
be represented and that the preachers and
people come prepared to work.
P. n. GRANGER, for Committee.
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NhONTPEhrER, v8RNn ur.

Rev. J. D. BEEMAN, A. NJ, Pres.
Rev. E. A. BISHOP, A. NJ, Principal
Mrs. J. D. BEEMAN, Preceptress.
Full Corps Of Teachers.
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HOUSEHOLD NEED FREE.
Send address on postal for 100 page book The
Liver, its Diseases and Treatment with treatises
upon Liver Complaints, Torpid Lives IaundiCe, Bill
BUSINESS, Headache, Constipation, Dyspepsia, Malaria
etc. Address, DR. SANFORD, a Duane St, New York.
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Ia n'ihins has science msde such improvements
4 va neai me-' nos 70 this shoie civilized would
T. p''eii,nei Tee i1ga4l HeFi that Celery a7I
Iu'H''mHe fH's' will cure SICK snd lervou, ncaa-
.enes' nearAis'i' nervousness. iyspepsri -lCea-
ssness, and paralysis. osl
Inc soldiers nj Windsor county will halI a
'e'ni'H neal silver Lake Baruar,ll in September
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defining by Illustrations.
Beef Boiler, Castle. Column. Eve Unrsa
holdings Phren0loGy, Ravelin. ships.
paSes Ilh+ and I2j4 steam engine. Tim
pers ienne 343 words and terms far better
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