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Observation-Disclosures

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| idrei6t Der ,,9(n;. 8. 9s.", ipeld)e am
SantIt1g lit 81. 2puis pcriamnelt mar.
/ bat cine Icbr lpidti9e Sefnnrtnnbuns
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anitcfcnec Granfbeit pcrurjnd)t iuiro,
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ben nnSci9en. Cine &erlcbtun9 oieler
8eltimmiiu9 iuiro ais Elm 0ergeben
misdczmeanor) betrnd,tet urto bent,
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9lerf mus Die Stants -@eIlluo8beitSbes
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al ieoen 6nuic, iup 9erloneu, bic nit
ditItedenben &rarfheiteu bebnftet 1inb,
tpobneu, cine 9el6e 6la99e olif6uitedcn
luto ein gel6es 8lafnt aufjubeftcn. Der
Gonntp,Glerf bat ferrer bns 8eft nit
ariteferoeu 8rnutbeiten bebnftete Ser
Ionen ar cinem ilolirten 8labe unterSus
6rin9er. bu5 6in6rin8en ppn iol6en
9rnrfen at circn 0erartiger 9lab ju
oernnldiicr irb fir ibre 8erpfle9un9
g8drtcr ;u cn9n9iren 9(ilBeroem Toll
Der County p=G1erf bnfilr iur9en, hnB
aQe 8erlpncr. ipeld)e III nnlnittelbnrer
yldbc pm nit orltcfenpeu &rnufbeiter
bebaItcteu YcrIoncn luubnen, acimpTt
iprrbeu.
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porin &erloncn nit onItedenben Srnnt=
6eiten pobnen, na6 einer S6ule lhidcn,
unb Qebrer, iuel6e bic 9lniueIenbeit lplz
der S6iler oulber, mudcn Iid clne@
@er0cbeus i9nlbi9, ba3 nit elmer Stra=
Ic ppn S25 mn me6r be1traft ipirb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-11-30
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oermnHn, Rp. Rop. 25 1888.
8c9elmdBisc @crinntmlunq brs Scr
,nnm Shnrfi6iisen 8creins.
2nS @rototoa Der purfr9cfrnben
8erinmmllirg iurroc oerleisn rnn nnace
nommen. ~
Ginnabmen oil 8eitrager. -. s8 10
llehcrldllHe pom Sd)iebcn, bur6,
j. 3ocllcr. 2.1O
bnrf @m Ghertir. ..... 20
Geidlent on Den 9crcin burf
Sam. Gberliu. ..,.....1 LOO
Ioierauf luurbc has RcIultat oes e6cn
beenbi9teu SnbresihicscnS perfiinbet,
iuic fplgt:
Sf1iiscllt0uig - Ynebbt
3lpciter Hreis -&o. 8eniiug icu,
Nriiier Rrri. Gbns. 8efnnnl.
&ierter 3reis @. 9nctbp.
,y1nitcr Grci9 2SIn. Gbfrliii.
Aoiernni iunroc bci6lUfcn bds Bnra-
9rapb 8. III Der aonititufipn ppiitiu rie
folst nIs9elc9t pcrhe, icH.
llnter .,Iulfgsu" 1T ;H ueritebcii BOP
Der Sdliis ocr Spibcr icincs @eiuchrs
nu Der 8ade bot.
oicrauf ,uurpsu iulsenbe 8ttrdse ais
4reiie 5ur 3oblun3 nneeipieicn.
=. Seniiu9 len, ,. 8reis =. ~. 90.
Gbo Scdmonu. ). Hrcis. 800.
O. 2ucthp. I. 4rci@. 200.
9sm. Gbcrlin. ). RrciS 100
| Sumnin -. $1,000.
SoiernuF 8eriasuns
| O, ". 5repRb Sec.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-11-30

lle6cr bic 2e6ensuerbdltniiie Der ar.
men in 2onhcn ai6t ein 8eriht Der
Congregational linion nuScrorocutlide
grtbI1uH9en 9ieie tir6fife 8eb0roe
bot in olIcn lbeifeH Der nnacbeuren
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itniiitildF AmiNnhme1t mod1eH fofjen.
eini9e Sntcn senii9ei I'm III ben
6duiern III selar9sn, mus man 5oIC
bnrfifreife,t iu fpclhe ME Gin 5onncn.
itrnhl orin9t. 9un bic 2uft ii6 ME er-
Hencrt nnh bic nic uon cinCm lrppicr
reiiicn 93niiers berIbrt mCrocn. 3r
cineiR 4eflcr idno mnn cine ;Tnn,ilie
tcitehenn aus 8otcr. Muticr, trci Sin.
htrn uno pier Sd1ireinen. Gin dnberea
,3uriner enfhieit eineH @nter. Der eteir
pou eeu 4cdcr gerds. fcine 6rnn. bic
ihr odtes Iiuh ;ur %eft aebrodlt bate,
nno eiac Sf,1dr nntcfteTbetcr. nit
ShHus bebsdtcr SnHaer. Cine aif)e
inter bent 8coen fdno naft ppr
ficben @erioneu betucbni, ein tpbtc8
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rnb ie6s Sinner llHterfuHft; jipei brr
lrtterfn lp1rn am S9drfndiieber or
frnnt.. Bic ,5iiienloTsfeit 1T bci bieicr
9ofnun9srerhdliHiifen nuteifreiblid)
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Die gltrrn ptrteirntbei. Mu6 Die Ser.
Rdltniiie berieniaen arraeH, iutl9e I'D
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-11-30

lItilulttt III pSI uuullltn s1tl ituuf M
nellen ,heiinatf iiserSuiichefn.
2lue GlcaocspilIc fpiro een,cloet bnf
in jcncr @ceeiib Der Stano hes g9ci;cits
piel su ipiinlhen iibri9 ld6t
Die Susb nui Sirid)e, 5idle, Soib
bdren uub Spuiiums 1T jest Der 3eit
ucrtreib Der iurscn ARdrner lit d1er
8hcilci, ees 9ouutp.
lie futbolil6e 8enieinbe iii 2ittlt
Berger crbielt bieIcr Eose bos Jun
9nu ibrcs ncuen Shnlbnuies notbluen.
bi9c Motcrin1 nno bas @ebdube iuirb
10 raid) nls mosli9 pullci,bct tuerocn
9r. ". 6. Sitton, Spbn bes Or. 5.
.. Sitton, mec6er mcbrere Sabre i'm
@eltcn iid) aufsebdlten, 1T iuiebcr nodJ
@nseonobe GOuntp Suridsetebrt unb
benbii6tist ii9 nuf 0ouslus 8ruirie ais
Nrst nieber5ulaheu.
Cine Hetitipn, in nel9er bic County
Gonrt erlu6t ipirb, 6errn Gbriit 0olte
ais GpnItnble BON 8oeui 4ofpnlbip III
ernennrl,, iuurbe lebte @ofe in obisen
Gpiunibip circulirt nnb erbielt Snblreihe
llnterlhriiten.
locrr 9pbu @Oblenbers, 9olporteur
fiir Die nmeriiuniidc SibelseIeli9nft,
iuel6er bieic @o6e in 9oultpnrc 9olpn.
i6ip im 9ntcreHc leinerGeietli9ait tb1tis
lit, benbii6tiet nd9Ite ggohe BEL ben
Selpobnern BON 3hirb Greet Eoipnihip
uorinIpred1cn.
loerr 5rit Ofitten0prl, npn @nnlas
Gitp, Cit friibcrer 9eippbner nnIeres
gpilntp, ipel6er fif eirtige @p1en nnf
Oeludl bel leincn alteu 6reunben nno
8efdmnten iii @nsconabe nuI9ebalten
bntte, reiI.c letten Montn9 fpieber na9
Icincr S,rimnt6 IN mlerenr Mnhbnritnate
nb.
PM 10. B. M. ltorb bel CWensoiGle
Die Softer be5 6errr .. Iriplct, nndj
ldnGcrem 2eiber OF brr 9lusjebruns. i'm
9(lter BON Is Snbrrn. Qns 8tardbniB
Fano ont 6pmerstng, ben 22.. inter
jublreifcr Setbeilisrra hrr Ginanpbusr
Der 9lnf)bnrid1nft iin;t
2ebtcn Wontug fonl 6err 9iirolnus
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Sfluetid, ppr Siutas, aus icincr nlter
l7eilnnih. Gonton G'roubiinbcn in bet
Sdlmci;. bier nn. uno miro iidl ,uohr,
lhcinlid) III Scr 91dbc bon Sluiss nit
icincr 6anilic, Die ans Ii Yerionen
beltebt, nnb bic ii6 iur 3eit md, in ct.
2ouis befinbet, nieberlniie1. Sic
iolleu nns ipilifommen iein, NIB mir
bpffcn, hnB Is ibncn bier 10 gut crseben
m6gc. bnB iic iid rie wicbcr III Die nite
A1clm0th ;uriidluliuIdlcn
Nn 9onner*tn9 lester 9Sphe iono in
Der 9Sohnun9 oc5 $oerrl iSrtb Gobcin,
bel 9rnfe, Die Srnuun9 iciner So6ter,
6rdniciu 2pbiu nit 0errn Iu9uIt 8ubls
n,nim uon Ban ltntt. Cine sroBc In.
Snbl @criunnbtc uno 6rennbc, minhc,
Iteus $50 Serlpnen, battcn ii9 einscs
flIroen I'm Der 3rnuungS Gerempnie,
ipeld)e ppn 9nitur Sfpbolb. bon ber ct.
&ouls @emeinbe, in icierli6cr Meiie
opll;o9eu iuurbe, 6ciSutpolnen ilnb ocn
9leuoermdbltcn lire @liidtuiinidc bnr5u=
briu9er. Na6 uoGjosener 9rauuns
tpurben bic Sdlte cingelabcr nn ciucm
iplcnbibcn .6odjcitsmoblc tbeiljurcbs
mcn. Die Eofcl bog iid) F6rmli9 unter
ocr 2aIt bcr nui9etragencn Spciien. uro
9tles mas III oieicr Saiiou at Gelifat.
eiien nufiutrcibcr lit, fpuroe ber @1ltcn
pur9eiebt. 91ahbem mat iidl mebrere
Stunhen nui's Snsenebmlte unterbnltcn,
lfiebcn Die @dlte nit ben beiten @iins
l6en fiir bas ferncrc @pblergehcn bcs
gliidlifen Brnntpnnrcs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-11-30

ieiucr ncuen 93ciisuns ;uriid nub irifft
9tnfnlteit i'll Der ndd1iiett 3ett nndl ber
neller S1eiiuntb iistrSuiiehffn
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Nus hrm Gnunth.

.Sn Der ltmsegerb uor Stoup 'nia
ifebt Der @eijen nIts9e;cidnet
2esteu Sreitas 9l6enb inno IN ocrt
Golfer S9ulbauIe in Der 91dhc pon
Stonb !6if1 Gin Spelling Match itott,
iucldes Iebr gut beIuht iunr
6srr 5ris 0tcIIies, Der fiir5li6 eine
5orm in 9nnios scfauIt. fcbrte lcstc
@pde pon einer SuIpeftious 9pur nod
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-08-09

GILnoRE's AROMATIC VINE is possessed
Of wonderful renovating powers, il thor
oughly reliable. and the medical profession
approve OF II as they do Of no other prepa-
ration in the United States. having found
1t eminently successful in the treatment
Of diseases emanating from loss Of nerve
power and consequent muscular relaxa-
ton.
II has cured hundreds Of young ladies
who we're passing through The most crit.
cal period Of their lives. and saved them
from consumptives' graves. Mothers. II
you have daughters that become weak and
lisiless. no blood. no appetite, no yigor,
&c, them q bottle Of this wine and We will
warrant you cure in every instance. For
ale by J. ". Hard and c. J, Wait l3Gm
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-08-09
The wheat, on many farms In Orleans
county. stands Ara feat In height

The wheat. on many farms In Orleans
county. Stands 6ve feet In height
Places for lao New rork poor ehildsn
have been provided in st. Johnsiury aad
vicinity. They viii come this vsek and
remain two weeks
John u. Page has commenced sui.
against Clement 4 Sons. for alleged libel
In statement published by them He
claims s2oo. 900 damages
The hnt annual encampmeni Of the
Vermont division Sons Of Veterans Vas
held 81 the q. A. X. hall, Burlington.
Thursday, July &c Delegates from al
the camps In the State we're present
These officers were elected for the ensae
Ing year Colonel. y. d. Proctor. Rutland |;
lieutenant colonel. G. o. Meacham, Bran-
don; major. Wells Valentine. Bennington;
chaplain. Charles Woodbury.. Burlington,
surgeon, J. G. Rutherford, Burlington;
delegate 10 grand division enoampmen,.
Z. o. Meacham. Brandon. Very encour.
aging reports were heard from oil parts OF
the State and arrangements were made
for starting camp wherever there is @.
A. X. post
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-08-09

The contest for the control II the Rut,
land Railroad, which has excited much
local interest, was decided Wednesday, in
favor Of the Clement party--the vote
standing 1924 shares for the Clement
ticket OF directors and 1908 for the Page
ticket. The directors elected are John r..
Coolidge, Boston; John W. Stewart, Mid
dlebury; Charles Clement, Rutland; J. O.
Sargent, Boston; b. d. Smalley, Burling.
ton; VIM. Wells Burlington; G. N. Barn.
ard, Boston; p. W. Clement, Rutland;
George B. Hall, Worcester.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-08-09
STATE NEWS.

Raspberry festivals are popular in Or.
leans county.
A Barton merchant has orders for 10 or
IL tons Of raspberries
Geo. II. Clark, the hnmorist and well
known minstrel performer, amuses himself
at his home in Fletcherville by driving q
meat cart.
Mr.. s. b. Pettengill. not unknown to
many Of our people, has written and
published book called 1.-THE College Cav
alters and consisting Of sketch Of
Troop b, 18th squadron Rhode Island cav
airy. This troop was raised in early days
of the war and was made up altogether Of
co llege students-Hon. W. l.. Burnap be-
ing one OF the members. Mr.. Pettcngill's
book is well spoken Of, as An interesting
little contribution to the history Of the
war.
Col. A. B. Jewett, Of st. Johnsbury,
has bought Bradley Barlow's quarter Of
the Maquam Bay Land company. They
own 700 acres on the shore OF the bay
where they hope to build the City Of Ma.
guam. Jewett owning one half and the
Fairbsnkses the other.
There is talk Of new railroad line from
Rutland, west TO Granville, N. T.. snd
thence TO connect with the Greenwich 4
johnson railroad At Greenwich, 10 be
built By some OF the slate men in the vest
ern part Of Rutland county.
A petition for . special town meeting,
TO Gust the present grand jurors and elec.
rum men, was circulated 1t Bellows Falls
Saturday. and received over l60 signatures.
The town officers have called . special
town meeting for August 8.
There seems 10 be some unusual fatality
hanging around Middlebury this season.
Within the past four months there have
been one death by drowning, two by acct
dental violence and two by suicide.
M. Haven. Of Rutland. has filed {
schedule OF his creditors and assets. The
amount due creditors is about Sl40. 600
pine.tenths Of which is secured.
The Bennington Banner has been sued
for SOC for Libel. by party whom tbs
Bmner alleged to have been concerned il
opening letter directed to that Office.
| Advance sheets Of the State Treasures
annual report gives the entire debt Al
$4,000, Of which sl35. 900 is bonded
Receipts for the year. $3.50. 600; disburse'
ments. $3.50, go.
i Dennis Daley was found dead In man
gled condition on the railroad track, about
two miles from Plaiafeld. Saturday morn
ing. evidently having been run over BY an
engine Of the Montpelier And Wells River
railroad returning 70 Montpelier about
half past nine o'clock, Friday night
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-08-09

One EXPERIENCE FROM MANY Il had
been sick and miserable so long aid caus.
ed my husband SO much trouble and ex-
pense, no one seemed to know what allied
me, that / was completely dishesrtened
and discouraged. In this frame of mind !
got bottle Of Hop Bitters and used them
unknown to my family. soon began to
improve and gained SO fast that my hus-
baud and family thought 1t strange and
unnatural, but when l told them wi lat had
helped me they said. "Hurrah for Hop
Bitters, long may they prosper, for they
have made mother we'll and us happy
The Mother
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-08-09

The total expenses Of the State IN the
matter Of the threatened riot at Ely are
about $4,000
There is man in New Haven who has
his walk aud front yard paved with the
head-stones from private cemetery near
his house, which has been for some time
unused.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-08-09

Henry McDonough, former conduc-
tor on the Lebanon Springs railroad and
at present baggagemaster on the BENIN.
ton 4 Rutland railroad, has accepted
Q position as conductor on the Pan
anna railroad and leaves for that place
next week.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-08-09

Ayers Sarssparilla is designed for thoe
Who need medicine to purify their blood.
build them mp, increase their appetite and
reiuvenate their whole system. No othg
preparation so well meets this want. \
touches the exact spot. Its record OF for.
ty years is one OF constant triumph owe.
disease.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-08-09

The house owned by Mrs. Holden 4
Bellows Falls and occupied by TheodoI
Allen. which had been raised some 8 l.,
feet and stood insuficiently blocked uE
fell last week while the family was in i,
making bad wreck Of the building, Anl
breaking all the dishes and glass ware AM
pictures, besides damaging other thing
The family was not injured although bsd
ly frightened.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-08-09

For its soothing and grateful influence
on the scalp. and for the removal aud pre-
vention Of dandruf Ayers Hair vigor has
no equal II restores faded or gray hair
TO its original dark color. stimulates The
growth OF the hair, aud gives il beautiful
soft glossy and silken appearance.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-08-09

An autopsy in cases Of death from hear
disease is an unnecessary form Of law, ant
productive Of but one rOsult--a fee for thu
coroner and doctor. The symptoms ar,
perfectly plain, simple and, generally
well understood. DIR. Graves Heart Reg
ulator will cure any case Of hesrt disease,
II such sufferers will take the Regulator
there will be no deaths, and consequently
no post mortem examinations.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-08-09

Cow Boy CONDITION PowDgRs, the best
in the market for horses, cattle, sheep and
hogs. Full one.pound packages for 25
cents. For sale by J. N. Hard. Manches.
ter, c. J. Wait. Factory Point. 436m
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-08-09

my horse was very lame with Nmicu-
lar Joint Disease. says w. Z. Peterson Of
Wsltham. Mass. ELLIS SPAWN Cure has
cured him." Itnever disappoints.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-08-09

From Biddeford, Maine Mr.. VIM. Brack
EFT writes as follows: ELLIS SPAWN Cure
has cured my horse Of Bone Spacm. It's
all You claim il to be-" That's true
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-08-09

p. 8 Weed psrchsSei bsDd wagon
for Sos. 10 SArA.ogs. Last week.
--Clsrcnoe Monroe While wrestling
Wednesday morning. dislocAsod one Of his
Aailes. lie will lay BY ior some time.
--Fsyeiie Bromiey died 81 his residence
/ Thursday. 3r.x. Of hesst difficulty, aged.
20 His funeral VAS beld Saturday after.
noon. A kind husband. father aud friend
viii he greatly missed.
Mx J. ). Hspgood ia Visiting friends
10 town.
There is nov good blacksmith At
work in the shop in this village.
Mrs l.. u Bspeoog and family who
have been visiting here will go this week
to Easion. Pa. where Mr.. Hspgood has
located.
There will he select school in con-
nec.ion with the district shool ss the VII
lage under the supervision Of NJ. J. Hap
good, committee. Terms. $3.50 for com.
mon English branches, si.00 for each Of
the higher studies including Latin and
Greek. A class will be formed in Anato-
my aud Physiology. The term will begin
Sept. 4th and continue IL weeks.
LANDGRoyE.
The school in district No. 3 closed
July Is. Whole number OF scholars. 10;
average attendance per day, ole; ssrdy
marks. 3; dismissal, |. All passed good
per cent. in examination.
IpA JENKINS. Teacher.
SUNDERLAND.
Our band will hold another lawn party
in Lathrop's grove Tuesday evening, Aug.
l4th. Ice cream and hot coffee will be for
sale upon the grounds All are cordially
invited to attend.
Mrs. l.. q. King has purchased the
homestead Of l.. G.. King. which is pleas.
sntly situated in the village OF Sunderland.
The fine shade and fruit trees make 1t
desirable residence.
ARLINGTON.
The large addition TO Mr. Bartlett's
residence is nearly completed.
Prof Rogers and family have been
spending some time in town.
DIR. Dubois and family Of Poughkeep.
sic are occupying the premises Of N. H.
Batchelder in the east village
Work on the hotel is progressing and
the prospect is that we shall again have q
good place for the entertainment OF trav-
elers. Mr.. Crawford Of Bennington has
the contract.
SYNDICATE
Chase Barnett and family are at G. J,
Hurd's.
Miss Belle Gregory, our music teach.
er, is having n vacation.
Charley Thompson and family have
moved to Mount Holley.
Oar Hurd Of Eagle Bridge is in this
vicinity buying sheep. There seems to
be more call for sheep than wool.
e. b. Hurd is talking Of moving his
steam sawmill up near J. NJ. Provan's. He
claims to have the best mill in town.
We arc glad to see Frank White around
again. II was bad hurt he received, but
he is doing nicely under the treatment Of
DR.. Hoyt.
SO much rainy weather has interfered
with hay and grain cutting, though most
Of the farmers are through haying. The
crop is far behind that of last year, oats
and rye are good.
1T has been rather cool for thelpotato
bugs, but they have never been so trouble
some as this year. The druggist Of Shu-
shan where men from this section market
their potatoes and buy their Paris green
says he has sold over half ton Of the poi
son this year. Potatoes are looking well.
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Joe" Battell. Of Bread Loaf Inn fame,
has bought $4,000 acres Of land in Addi
son county for the sake Of preserving the
forests on il.
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: wheat Bitters." A powerful invigor.
ator in cases Of weakness and debility, and
is unequalled in Female Complaints.
Price, 81 per bottle.
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vegetine thoroughly eradicates all hu-
mors, and restores the entire system to
healthy condition.
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DeclIne Of Man.
Nervous weakness, Dyspepsia, Impo.
tence. Sexual Debility, cured by Wells
Health Remover" 81.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Tgsises Hs~ss.
~. ~ oRst&
Mails I.cas Bessaa
nAss lAsH rFsat
4 /. Fs14eaa sEA ssfs haisfiewn
Mrs. " & tts4es See t0fh
saAaidrsa snd mad
Z W Efsgs aGd vsis GhAetEo
Asaekhs aSe MAID
70 u LrusE Ha*t9b
A VA f4s.sft Mes gofA
nj NssFlsnr Springfield Mo
VS. Or, Ne. forA
Mr. kanes
ft.iAa snA mad
0soes Alien sslsm
Ms Lsals shaw Hfpaaiyn
nsssfiy v Coda and vile ssAsn
geAr L asyses hssannah
Mrs CfAFu hsw tprs
wtilassns Aibsny
Hear ivis9n kaa wife New iMk
Ma D irison Rutherford NJ
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oeas ys1rr. which are groviss Hicsiy. but
there IL room Iof great msny fsore. and
We hope al The Tscsai places vill soos he
slind.
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owl in a novel manner. He had been
missing young ducks and turkeys The
old ones were tied so as to keep them
from rowing at large, and at last the owl
became tangled up in the cords so ht
could not escape. and so fell q victim Il
his love OF young poultry. His lordship
measured feet aud inches from tip Ia
tip,
The sociablc at Mrs. q. NJ. Sykes
las. week was an elegant affair. over one
hundred being present The house VA
beautifully decorated with evergreen and
flowers. Cake and ice cream were served
and one very enjoyable feature was thu
rare irea, Of listening 10 fine music by th,
following gentlemen Messrs. Steel o
Connecticut. Roberts Of New York and
Van Olinda OF Troy.
We have been favored recently witt
fine sermons by different elcrgymen
frs, by Rev. DIR. Stearns Of New York
who is always welcome Then on july
10th, alter an excellent discourse by Rev
Mr.. Pratt at the church. Rev. Mr. Thomas
81 Rutland. preached an able sermon. q
School house hall And last Sunday W
had the rare privilege Of listening q
President rairchild Of oberlin college
Who with his wife are guests at A. Gray's
And that IL no, all. for at the morning
service Mr.. Charles Roberts, Jr., OF Nes
York city. sang solo for an opeuini
piece accompanied by Prof. Geo. Steel OF
The organ. The rich cultivated voice o
Mr.. Roberts filed the church with melo
dy aud carried SOME Of the hearers .
least 10 The seventh heaven. Mr. Va
Olinda also rendered valuable service OF
The organ. Thanks TO The ladies' ~ho la.
previously decorated the pulpit aud Il
surroundings 80 beautifully with foser
and The trailing clnmssis