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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-03-02
Water own Union Live stock M,rK,,,
NUMBER FROM THE SEVERAL STATES.


Number Of cars over different roai,-r,oston and
Lowell " Boston and AlbInyO; Fijchburg sGi
Eastern II total 30j.
Prices Of Market Beef-Extra s. Is "a o 90: FIRST
gnalliy = % q 500 second equality Il 90 "a 90
thiTi quality 81 2jG Is.
Prices of Store Catilc--N orking oxen. I, pair
rom 500 d goo. Milch Cows and caves from
$50 % $50. yearlings si2d 20 ; TWO years old ali
d 81; three years old s25 "a s,5
swin.1westcrn fat, live, 6'.sI &c vt. Northern
dressed Hogs, 50 a SIC = n.
Prices OF sneep and lambs-In lots. 81 So 90 sOs
90 each extra s. '566 So or from fGt.c d y.
Lambs, ia - fib.
Veal Calves 3hs 7Hc Fn.
=, Prices OF Hides, Tallows and Skius-Brigliton
Hides, sinsc = h; Brighton Tallow 7S7 Fr;
z n; county Tallow ~ ndc t NJ; PETS, IS cents
a 81 % each; Shcarcd SKINS, "a &C each,
Cali skins, 100 axe rib.
cLAssrfIcArr OF CATTLE ,Sp SHEEP.
y. B-Choice grades includes nothing hut stall.
iel ilGo to ago d buocSs Extra and first quality
includes the best large fat oxen. Second aud third
quality includes oxen and two aud three-year. old
steers
sherp-Extra includes co'se,s and when those OF
inferior quiiy are thrown out.
BOSTON STOCK YARDS.
Watertown was well represented with country
and stare cattle for beef and store. There being
more OF the latter than usual, there being some.
thing Of a demand IN that line. The movement IN
becl ,alUt mas improved 'sr { u, with lighter
run. Less cattle shipped Ia England this week
none ilum these yards. l6l head OF Eastere cattle
arrived ron Maine, largely mich COWS, working
oxen and Uiher store cattle; but few for beef.
SHEET AND LAMBs-The Sheep and Lamb
market fairly active for good quality. but dull foi
poor grades. Receipts i3ii head, with plenty OF
Western. Butchers no. anxious to buy.
CALvEs-A very few head a, market Pfices
are nrm ut late quotations
HoGs-COuntry Hogs sNasEc, dress weight and
other stock in fair numbers. No marked change
In prices
PouLTRY-Turkeys and chickens sold At II %
ljc, and Hens loo l2Sc.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-03-02
DEMOCRATIC CITY CAUCUS,
Alger and IHascIion IL the Ticket Nomi.
mated,

The Democratic city caucus was held at
City Hall Monday night, and proved large
but not particularly lively gathering. Mr.. i.
d, Smalley was chosen chairman and John
Hogan secretary, +. NJ. Sutton, j. w. Mad-
gan and George Babcock were appointed
tellcrs.
Mr., w, +. Bowman, in bicf speech,
nominated for Mayor Charles j. Alger,
ESQ.,, whose name was received with great
applause,
For City Judge, L. NJ. Sutton nominated
Seneca Haselton, Esq, whose name also clio
tied much applause.
No other nominations were made, but a
ballot was had, the result being subsequently
declared as follows:
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-03-02

t the extreme eastern point of Weston's In.
icrvale. Tho iron 10 be used is now being
mined at Mr. Weston's FORCES in the Adron.
dacks. 1t is 10 be worked into horse nails,
Tor which purpose 1t seems specially
adapted.
son of Peter Bourbon, between nine and
ten years of age, while going through the
railroad cut near the lime kilns yesterday af.
tcrnoon, during the passing Of train slipped
and was run over by the cars, having one
leg cut off just below the knee.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-03-02
THE MARK siiS.

vergennes, FEB. -: Prices ruled subsiant ally
as At last quotations. The attendance was good
Winter butter we quote 20 10 90 cents per pouGd
fancy and new butter, q to 30 cents per pound
eggs 2, cents per dozen potatoes 60 to 20 cents pei
bushel beans $500 to 81 so per bushel, PORK 10
cents per pound, beef 10 cents per pound, yea
live weight cents per pound hay lively at $50
to 600 per ton ; rye straw = per ton.
ST. ALBASs, Feb ?5.-Auenlalc: all receipts
light and market dull. Wintcrmlde butter sold
at 90 to 95 cents per pound; selections st higher
price
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Hubbell Il. Smiths Estate.

WE, the Subscribers, having been appointed by
the IOnOrabe the Probate Court for the Dis
ttlct OF Chlttenden, Commissioners TO receive,
examine and ADJUST the claims and de-
Hubbell b. smith, late Of Jerlcho,,n said distric,
deceased, and also all claims and drmands exhibit
en 10 offset thereto; and six month. from the day
OF the tate hereof, being allowed by said court for
tn9t purpose, we do therefore hereby give notice
tnat we VIII litenl to the business ofour appoint
on the Third Saturdays Of May and August next al
l"Oc0ck a. m, on each OF SAID days.
Dated TINS lgih day Of February lssg.
J. W. SAYLES. ! ,on,,t-,
L. T. BENTLEY, commissioners.
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DIED.

CurLER.-In this cty, Feb. 49, 1888 of cOnsump-
ton, Thomas &. Cutler. aged 81 years.
ATwElL.-In this city, Feb. -. lss3, OF diabetes
metus. Mrs. vcrcnI stone Atwcll, aged a years
SrEAR-In Colchester, Feb. a. lss3, Arsemus
Spear aged - years.
ALLES.-At WinoOsli, VT. Monday, February 20,
1888, of heart disease Mrs Ira Allen, aged So years.
GLEksoS.-At lis North Union St Feb. 2s, lSs3,
Mrs. Mary A. Glccson, sister Of j. L. an William
Brinsmaid.
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why Deacon Mitchell was Removed
from the Agency.

To the Editor Of the Free Press AMI Times:
During the Spring of 1889, while the
agency question was being agitatcd, wrote
to DIR. Luni, requesting him to give me the
facts in writing, that prompted his removal :;
and | herewith hand you copy of DR..
Lund's letter. Since Deacon Mitchell Is
brought forward as an opposition candidate
to the regular temperance candidate think
it is fair that all parties shall know why he
was removed.
Yours truly,
$. lluSTiNGToN.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-03-02

A. W. GRAY's SoSS latest improved HORSEPOWER
Machines for threshing and cleaning grain aud saw
ing wood, are undoubtedly the most popular and
satisfactory machines IN the market They are first
class IN every respect, being strongly and compact
ly made. Every machine IL manufactured under
the proprietor's personal supervision, which Is a
Sufficient guarantee Of their durability. There are
large number Of other uses to which their Horse
Powers eau he put, and you will Ind them cnumcr.
ate1, besides other valuable Information in their
illustrated catalogue, sent free, 10y addressing them
a. above, a MlddletOwn Springs, VI. DO net fan
TO read their advertisement IN this issue. Id.
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Matched Race.

Mr.. ID. p. Wcscou OF Failhavcn, has
matched his fast three -yeais.oli mare Emma
Abbott against X. X. Hamilton and II. T.
Cuts three-yeals-old, "Bell franklin"
Race TO come or at Fairlaven, Saturday,
March 81, at one o'clock p III. Each colt
has host of friends and spirited contest is
expected.
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Brakeman Killed,

Geo. w. Burnett for some time freight
brakeman on the Central Vermont. left here
the 18th instant and engaged on the
Passumpsic road. On the 10Th instant, the
occasion of his first trip, he fell from train,
breaking his leg in three places. On the
BED he died from his injuries.
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WEDNESDAY, Feb. IS, lsss.
BREAD>TTFFS.


BREAD>TUFFs.
FLOUR-The Flour Market Is dull, and prices
are steady sale continue 10 he made IN small lots.
We quote sales Of the various brands as follows
per barrel: Western Supcrilnc AT ~ 80 la 90 Z
Dbl Common extras Al 81 - Cr - q hhl and
Minnesota extras AT - - ia 90 z hhl, including
choice bakers brands. Winter Wheat. have been
IN fair demand. nnI have reru selling during the
past week at q - @ . 81 q bnl for Michigan :;
s. IS "a 80 for ono and Indiana, including
choice. roller sraights; aud y - "a - for
have been selling at y 80 uts 90 r M AMI emo cc
brands IN jobbng lots n - 50 ct - Z MI.
Winter Whca's have h'r1i selling ~ ~ % "a : %
per bhl.
CoRNMEAL-Ma.As, aia,. sal .tecu have al
50 l5ld3 90 Il hhl.
RYE FLOUR Rye Flour has been quite. Sales
in small lots at . j.@i 10.
oATMEAI--The market has been steady during
the week with sales a. 8 30 "a ~ iof e mmOn Ia
good and 81 500 90 for choice western fancy
brands.
GRAIN TRADE.
CoRN--The prices OF corn have been steady
The sales OF extra mixed ana yellow nave been ~
I2@75c mixed at "a "a Zoe; ow grades al -
Cd63c per bush.
oATs-oa,s are firm. We quote sales of No. !
extra white lots At C,a i9c r 9ushel. No.
white at 52Cf 53c; No VII! = nj oi', ana lnlNct
ut 5265!c Il hushcl.
RYE Market quiet and prices are unchanged.
Sales have been ~ i5c ID soc Il hushcl for o.
binary grades.
SHORTs-Thc prices OF Shorts have ranged
from $40 90 "a " u ton.
FINE FEED AND MIDnIINGS Market nrm
Prices at s25 d - = ton
p,pnry ma m,rsct ia an Of Tho sale, have
been Us follows during the past week ENia
light, 81 90; No and No 2 Canada West. AT
$40 cts "a ST.
BUTTER, CHEESE AND EGGS.
BuTTER-There lsa steady demand Tor cholce
and creamery grades Of Butter inicrlpr hlhus
are IN somewhat dull. The safes OF western u nr
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FARM FOR SALE.

Valuable Dairy Farm Of .Oi acres in Richmond,
Chlttenden Co, VI, suitably divided into pasture,
meadow and woodland. Fine sugar bush, 500
buckets, cvaporator, ETC. plenty OF frnlt, barns III
good repair aud convenient. House nearly neY,
spacious and convenient. New Dairy House with
most improved appliances for butter or cheese max
ing. Steam Power, one of The best arrangements
IN the State. Buildings painted. Running water,
never fail 80 Cows, Horses Oxsn. Young Cattle
swine, and abundance of farming implements. The
undersigned believes he offers more for the money
than can be found elsewhere In the state. For fur
ther particulars call on or address
C. THOMSON.
S5w3w Richmond, VI 4,
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WINSTON. FORSYTH Co, y. G.
GESTs-l desire 10 express to you my thanks Ol
your wonderful Hop Bl,trls. | was troubled Will
dyspepsia for five years previous tc commencing
the use OF Hop Bitters some SIX months ago. VI,
cure has been wonderful. am pastor OF til" FRS
Methodist Church ni thi- place. aud my whole con
gregBtlon can testify to the great virtues of youl
b!ttcrs.
Very respectfully
REV. u. FEREBEE.
Mari .eod& w2wnrm
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Afternoon Session.

F. NJ. Butler made an argument for the
petition, He adduced references to the books
to prove that the proceeding to remove the
case to this court were begun a. the proper
time. lie said that it was impossible loi
O'Neil to have fair trial in Rutland.
Mr. Roberts followed. lie claimed that
the Fourteenth amendment of the constitu-
ton related entirely to Stale laws Under it,
in cases where States pass laws depriving
any class of people of their equal civil rights
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OH 9rGe press.


when your p,por comes to you IN pink wrapper
IL ID notice that yeur subscription has expired
Please renew promptly and miss no numbers.
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our correspondents are requested to send us
lists OF town onlccrs elected at the March meeting
and such reports OF the proceedings as Will be Of
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20 SOC u pair; wild pigeon, 81 rs; quail, 81 50 q


| POTATOES Potatoes are frm The market 4.
stoauy sales OF Northern and Eastern have been
~ ,gsy3c 6ushel, Including Prolncs, Early Rose
9,eer,unhxs, New YORK Peerless, "Sllver Dollars,
at 81 50s2 10 per Dbl.
BEANS market for Feans Is dull. Sale,
OF best quality Pea beans, a. 20 az IS pcl bush.
| el Mediums at 81 20 "a 55i; and Yellow Tyes
| per bush.
PEAS. Light demand for American and Can
| ada Peas. Prices, 81 lOdl 10 q bushels; common
graue Peas have been selling at sOcGsl ~ d bush.
.APPLES. There is good demand for Apples
No Bal1wins and Greonings arc selling AT 4 30 -
= 90 D bbl; choice selections comprising the SNOW
King bpy and Newton pippcns range from al IA
90 per Dbl common at q OOa2 80 d bbl.
DRIED APPLIES are steady; and Eastern
uem eNaporate, Dting liza lsc b ID, at this market.
i@9c rib. avn ~ ~
HAY AND STRAW. The market is firm for good
pralcs OF nav. Sales at SIS % IA II 90 Il ton, with
OCCASIONAL sales at an advance the latter rate.
SAFES OF medium at sl5 90 "a 10 90 n ton
Poor at even lower rates. Rye straw al si4 a Is
per ION. Oat straw ss@9 u ton.
GRASS AND CLOVER SEED-There il a good
Heinaml Tor seed: Western Clover IL "a .iibc +9m
Jew iork, %, l4,aliA C; Timothy 81 Il az 30 per
HEMP-Thc market for Minila Temp is more
autlIe anu prices are quoted at l1h "a ilcls II H.
S S hemp Is quiet and nothing OF any account
IIas pcsu uone. We quote prices normally at SIZE
rio; Jutc Bni are dull and the sales have been
moderate. We quote paper and Dagging grades at
2im2sec tlb.
HOPS-There is no chang, In of price Hops We
little doing. '
oNloNs-Tho Market Is steady. Prices range
from VI I5G2 20 bushe.
MISCEII ANEnI's
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Quiet aud Harmonious Gathering
Nomination OF MIR. Morse aud MIR
HuseltOn,

The Republican city caucus for the choice
OF candidates for Mayor and City Judge was
heldat City Hall, Friday, Feb. go, and proved
avery quiet and harmonious gathering. j. d.
kingsand, Esq, was elected chairman and
Mr.: James b. Scully secretary. Messrs A.
p. Lowell, Newell Lawrence, NJ. l.. Kelsey,
A. S. Drew, and ID. w. Robinson were APP
pointed tellers. The ballot box was then
opened and ballotng continued, according to
established precedent, for an hour AT the
end of that time the ballots were counted and
the result declared as follows
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-03-02
For Mayor
For City Judge.

eU VIC HOIITNcuS OF lEt CuuCus.
lending the ballotinga nominating CON-
mlttee consisting of Mcssrs q. A. Rumsey,
w. ). Vincent, tseb Case, James A. Shedd
and Albert l., Richardson reported for City
Committee for the year ensuing Messrs.
Charles +. Allen. Newell Lawrence, w. IL.
lang, n. IL. Brown and Frank W. Smith.
The report was accepted and adopted
Its business having been completed the
caucus adjourned
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-03-02

Ahu NItssfs, AIger and IIasctOn were de-
clared the nominees of the caucus.
Pending the counting of the ballots, Mr.
Smalley made a little speech, urging his
hearers to vote and work for the Democrat
ic ticket Peter Smith, Esq, made an ora
ton to a similar effect.
For city committee for the ensuing year,
the following were chosen g. l.. Linsey,
William j. Langshore, Fred Shortsleeves, G.
A. Hibbard, John j. Shea.
The caucus then adjourned.
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MisCELLANEou

WOOL. Prices are firm. with The usual demand
IOr all grades OF Wool. Prices OF ohio and Pennsy
yana ,neeces are quoted at i3aIjc Glib for am
~ Wisconsin and Michigan nceces at 10 a 40
2 10, anu NO. ! neeces at ~ IA 4sc Il n. The
deiiinu ior Pulled woods has been steady. Choice
common aud good supers from % a 40c CuAbna
anu Dtlane fleeces range from 81 "a 45c q NJ. lii
uhWashed neeces sales have been at II Ia glc q H.
Sales OF choice Eastern at IS "a SOC in. and com
mon and good grades at ~ "a 4lc y NJ. In
aus.ralla ani New Iceland Woods the sales have
Deen al 42c. California wool has been selling al
grades. $500 ~
hides Market Is firm and prices Of Western
a anu southern sell at fair prices Sheep skins
have been selling at 62cH for good tanned Skins.
ASHES--The market Is steady with sales Of POI
at 'ssdc and Pearl at GHs6lc IN.
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For Mayor.


Whole number of votes,
Seneca Haselton had
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FARM AND PRESIDE.

Large numbers of fowls may be
kept with profit. if not over fifty be
kept in one colony.
"A paste of equal parts of sifted
ashes, clay and salt and little water
cements cracks in stoves and ovens.
"A hasty cup of chocolate: Scrape a
small cake of chocolate into cup, mix
with the same as much sugar as may be
agreeable, fill with boiling water and
stir the mixture. The Aduance.
1T costs a good deal to keep hens
They take food by the peck. Boston
Advertiser. They thus prove profitable
harvests though. by insuring full crops.
Pittsburgh Commercial Gazette.
"A correspondent writes that a sure
way to kill burdocks is to cut the top to
the ground, and then with sharp knife
scoop out hole and put in teaspoon
full of kerosene. There will be no
further trouble from that plant-N. y
Examiner.
Graham biscuits are very nice il
eaten while fresh and warm. To one
pint of milk allow half a cup of melted
butter, halfa cupof sugar and two eggs,
add enough flour to make stiff batter;
do not attempt to knead them, but drop
from a spoon into hot muffin-tins.-
N. Y. Post.
-Slugs, as the green, Shiny caterpillars
are called, which appear upon the leaves
of pear and cherry trees, are best treat
ed by a busting of dry-slaked lime. This
may be applied by shaking it from a
bag of open fabric, fastened to the end
of a pole Chicago Journal.
Ammonia water or q damp cloth
dipped in whiting, cleans paint nicely.
Sapolio is also good. Cold tea is the
best thing to clean vanished wood with,
the tea and tea leaves saved from the
table for several days and stepped will
usually be sufficient. 1t removes spots
and gives fresher, newer appearance
than when soap ami water are used
N. Y Times.
1t has been discovered that the best
disinfectant for sewer gases is the wash
ings from gas works. This serves a
double purpose-that of annulling the
poisonous effect of the sewer gas and at
the same time enabling persons having
defective traps todetect It by the strong,
pungent odor arising therefrom, while
sewer gas alone, almost odorless, per-
nieates the building. carrying sickness
and death with it. The washings from
gas works, at least, will not clog or OBJ
struct even the smallestof sewers, while
their presence, as above stated, might
save valuable life Water Gas Journal.
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~DID WONDERS roR ME.~

The above words are from Nm Lsw1s Ksxx No. 3
Highland Avenue. Maiden Masa, April n 1853 He
says; II have been troubled for ycau with kidney
andliver complaint followed by gravel with severe
pains In my back and groins had great trouble In
passing water h being scanty. and accompanied BY
urrible burning the weasel being coated with brick
dust deposit- I was recommended to use Hunts
Remedy BY friend who had been completely cured Of
similar trouble. purchased bottle It the drug
gists, and commenced 70 improve 1t once- hare
used but two bottcs and II has done wondes for me-
10 more kidney trouble. no moro pain. II has given
me new life. and would not be without Hunts Renee
~ at any price. II d all that II y recommended to be-
and cheerfuy give this testimony for the bcnent Of
the many suevoEs nom kidney diaease and gravel"
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Mr.. 8. g. GARNo, Of Springfield, o.,
writes: IL want every one to know that
was cured of dyspepsia, heartburn, sour
stomach and other disagreeable symptoms
Of weak digestive organs, by using only
one bottle of DIR. Guysott's Yellow Dock
and Sarsaparilla. My stomach now readi-
ly digests any kind of food"
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On the appearance Of the hrst symptoms
las general debility, loss of appetite, pal
sweats and cough-prompt measures for
relief should be taken. Consumption IL
scrofulous disease Of the lungs-therefore
use the great anti-scrofula, or blood-purifer
and strength-restorer DIR. Pierce's Gold
en- Medical Discovery" Superior to Cod
liver oil Is nutritive, and unsurpassed q
pectoral. For weak lungs, splitting Of
blood. and kindred affections, II has no
equal. Sold by druggists the world over.
FSf DIR. Pierce's pamphlet on Consumption,
send two stamps to WoRLp's DIsPENsARy
MEDICAL ASSOCIATIONS, Buffalo, N. Y
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THE large stone hand Of an idol In Chi
nese temple recently fell on and severely
injured . worshiper beneath. "Satan dnds
Burlington Free Press.
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James Beecher, n. D., Of eigourney.
Iowa, says for several years have boon
using . Cough Balsam called Dr. WM.
have had entire success / have used and
prescribed hundreds Of bottles ever since the
days of my army practice (16B3), when was
surgeon Of Hospital No. :, Louisville, KY.
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IHAvE used Ely's Cream Balm for dry
Catarrh (which every Eastern person Is
subject to who comes to live in . high altt-
tude) and found it the most eff1cacious Of any
article ever before used. It has proved 3
cure in my case. B. F. NJ. Weeks, Denver,
Colo. STE advertisement
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Dir. PnRcE's g Favorite Prescription" Is
everywhere acknowledged to be the stand
ard remedy for female complaints and
weaknesses. It is sold by druggists.
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WE believe Il has never been told who
pulled the clapper that 'smade the welkil
ring. Detroit Free Press.
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Is II any wonder that man who imbibes
corn juice freely should have ''husky"
voiceEBoston Star.
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LADIES and all sufferers from neuralgia
hysteria, and all kindred complaints, will
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Rheumatism Positively Cured
In the shortest time. Write for free 40-page
pamphlet on rheumatism, to r.. X. Heiphen-
slime, Druggist, Washington, d. G.
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says: prescribe Browns Iron Bitters in
my practice and it gives satisfaction.".
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VELVET lawns are so called because they
must be kept veil vet to remain so.-B0stos
Transcript.
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As WARN weather comes on wear Chroli
thion Collars and CUTS. Preparation has
no effect on them.
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Glenn's Sulphur Soap
Renders lady's skin white and soft. Pixies
toothache drops cure in one minute.
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81 Mother Swans Worm Syrup for few
erishness, restlessness, worms. Tasteless
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FoRr STEVENSON, DAKOTA TER.-Rev.
Bitssrs cured ms Of severe dys Uwns IRON
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&c. buys pair Of Lyons Patent Heel Stff7en-
ers and make = boot or shoe last twice as long.
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Skinny Men. "Wells' Health Renewerss
restores health and vigor, cures Dyspepsia.
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Wells i" Rough on Ccrns." 15c. Ask for Il.
Complete, permanent cure. Corns, bunions.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1883-07-28

A LITTLE Atlanta boy denounced his
snoring brother for sleeping through his
nose.D
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1883-07-28

/" Rough on Rats" Clears out rats, mice,
dies, reaches, bed-bugs, ants, vermin. 15c.