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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-09-07
Elizabeth Halls Estate.

WE, the subscribers. having been appointed by
iia Honorable" the Probate Court for the District Of
thlttendcit. commissioners to receive. examine and
adjust the claims and demands of all persons against
the estate of Elizabeth llal late of Shclhurn
IN said district deceased. and also all claims and de-
.haulS exhibited IN offset thereto; and six months
nom the day OF the date hereof being allowed by
sad court for that purpose, we do therefore hereby
give notice that we Will atlcndO the business of our
appointment, ut the dwelling house Of j. f. Wells
IN >hrnurh IN sad Il strict on the 3rd tuesdays Of
Scptrinbr AMI February next, at 10 O'Clock u. H..
oil each Of said DAYS.
Dated this Ism lay Of August ls,3
JAMES f WELLS, ! ,,,,,,,,,-,..,....
LESLIE GREGG, COMMISSIONERS
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-09-07
Malarial Diseases

Begin a: this season OF the year to grow in preva-
lencc, Increasing during the remainder OF the sum-
mer AMI autumn. II you have a sense OF languOr
anO debility, lack OF appetite, slight headache and
pains in the JOINTS accompanied by bitter, disa
greeable taste in the mouth when you awake in the
morning. II you have tired, don't -know- whether
lm.sck -or-lazy feeling then you are expcrienc ug
the effect OF Malaria, and are most promising can.
dldate for Bilious Rcmttent Fever Intermittent Fe-
yer, or any OF the many forms OF sickness In which
Malaria masquerade. and which we call strange
form OF the disease under whose symptoms Mala-
ria In hiding. These roubl, can be- prevented and
cured by the use Of CELERY CoMPousD which gives
tone to the liver and omach, purlnes the blood and
relnforces the vital powers.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-09-07
sHEKIFk,s STATEMENT,

Within the past three years had occasion to ust
in my family medicine for dropsy, as the physi
clans seemed bafied in the case AMI the case was
severe one of bloatIng, and enc OF the physicians
commended tapping, and l, as well as one Of TIT
attendants, was opposed iii. Hunts Remedy was
recommended by some friend, and the first few
doses relieved the pain, and wonderful improve
ment took place at once; and can truly say ths
Hunts Remedy is a wonderful medicine. Severa
bottles were used, and 1t proved all that was recon-
mended, and cordially recommendlts use TO thos,
suffering from dropsy ol:Sidney troubles.
GEO. Is. ROBERTSON, Deputy
sher II, BANGOR, Nc, May Is, 1898.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-09-07
LfgaI Notices.
Phebe A. LaMarsh.s Estate.

We, ne subscribers, having been Amounted
" NC Honorable the Probate Court for the District
OF thli 'huei, conlillss pncrs 10 receive, examine
anu hllds The claims aud demands of all persons
against IN" estate Of Phehc Lamar h, Ia'e ni
BIrnnAl0h IN tald district, deceased. and also ali
chmi ana dclnlnis exhibited In on sci thereto .
aud -N months from the day Of the date hereof
bri' allowed by sad court for that purpose we 10
therefore ncftby give notice that we VIII attend to
We business on our appointment, at the office oi
~ IN Il. Powell In the CITY OF Burlington. in said
district, on the first day OF September, iss3 and
z4ln Jay o. February, 1851, next at 10 clock a. M.
on each Of said DAYS.
Dated This 18th day Of August. iss3
E. 4 nOLBRooK \ Commissioners
gyty
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-09-07

The gloomy fears, despond:ng views, the weari-
ness OF soul that many complain OF, would often
disappear were the blood made pure and healthy
before reaching the delicate vessels OF the brain.
Ayers Slrsaparla purnes and viializes the blood
and thus conduces to health OF body and sanity OF
mind. sept3, eod-wlw
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-09-07
Patrick Quinlan's Estate.

SIAIE OF VERMONT, The Honorable the
pi7''''' o' Shi'ehd'A'ss' District of Chit,euden.
10 an persons interested IN The estate of Patrick
Qnnanlutc Of tndcrhlll IN said district, deceased
GREETING:
WHERE rs. said Court has assigned the lith day
of 'prnhcr next Cor the Sc tleneUt Of the eXccu-
tors account, and for decree of the residue Of said
estate To the devsres and cgatees of said deceased
and OGccrcd that public nOilCe thereof he gwen TO
all r-ols Interested IT, SAT- cstatt by publishing
ths der three weeks successfully, previous to the
day assigned, in The Bnrlug 'on Free Press printed
IN Burlington IN SAID District.
THEREFORE. You are her bv notified 10 appear
at mn Probate Court rooms in Burlington, on the
day assign I. then andihcre 10 eontrs' the allow
arc" oi SAIL account If Won see cause AMI to es-
'ab'ish Ndnr ght a. heirs, legatecs and lawful
clIuHul7 Of said residue.
Given under my hand, this 2lst day Of August, A..
d lNsi GEO, W. WALES, Register.
NNgH
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-09-07
Is There Trouble with Your
KIDNEYS

The symptoms are a weakness in the small of the
Back, and dull, heavy pain IN the kidneys, urine
in small quantities is pissed of5r, and Is some
times white and milky. or deposits a sediment.
The treatment is diuroties gontl- caihartc, un-
trtlous food and Little dd!ly-out door exercise.
In CELERY COMPOUND Is found buchu and pipsiss-
eva, each valuable duretics. and Rhubarb. Ie low
Dock aud other mild purglivcs, together with the
necessary tones and b!1ol pur lers to strengthen
and renovatc the system.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-09-07
lOwlw
HOODS sarsapariIla

is designed to meet the wants OF those who need a
medicine 10 build them up, give them an appetite,
purify their blood, and oil up the machinery OF
their bodies. No other article takes hold OF the
system and hits exactly the spot like II Iods Sarsa-
parllla. II works like magic, reaching every part
renewed life and energy. 81 u bottle six for IS.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-09-07
STRAYED.

M7AA week made at home by the industrious.
HIBest business now before the public.
IN Capital not needed. We Will start you.
vi = Men, women, BOYS and girls wanted cV-
erywhere 10 work for us Now Is the time You
can work IN spare time, or give your whole time TO
the business No other business Will pay You near
ly as well No one can fail to made enormous pay,
by engaging a. once. Costly OUTFIT and terms free.
Money made fast, easily and honoraby. Address
TRUE 4 CO., Augusta, Maine. 23wly
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-09-07

Prevent sickness by taking occasionally one of
EnOry's Little CathaVtic Pills, 4 wonder
ful appetizer, an absolute cure Of BiJusness-l5
cents. July z. eOl-MlM
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-09-07

For GENERAL DEBILITY the good effects OF VEG.
ETISE are realized immediately you commence TAX
ing 1t. sept5, mws-wlw
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ACRosTI

ZONE and hearken to myI4y
IL ACH one who may choose to,
LISTEN, while try to say
II AsY rhymes T. amuse you;
IL HYMES which haply shall engage
L OUR attention to the page.
" AN make it plain appear
" how health may abound
vi AY I whisper in your ear,
L AINE's CELERY ceNrorYD,
" Nail occasions, believe,
y SEQ as tonic Will relieve.
~ ERvEs it will quiet, sleep restore.
ID o all it promises, and more.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-09-07
Arc You Troubled with
| n ID | u + S I'll o \ /!

Ssome OF the symptoms are; A feeling Of fullness
and weight in the stomach after eating, variable
appetite, acdy Of the stomach, wind, pain, AMI
dizziness II you have any or all OF these the treat;
ment ia
CELERY COMPOUND AMI choeFfuiaessi
When the stomach Is diseased, 1t tents - IN tie
the mind gloomy, than the min reacts the stom-
ach and in'ensines the evil.
Chamome is a we!l-SnpSn herb Of great restora-
tive qualities. II gives warmth and strergtl 10 he
stomach. eXpels wind. cures cole, aud acts a. a
stimulant and tonic to the digestive organs.
Cnamomle is one Of the Ingredients OF CELERY
COMPOUND, and in connection with the other con-
st!tunets forms wonderful cure for all Dyspeptic
Ills.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-09-07

my horse was very lane with Ndricuidr Joint
Discdse,' says ~. l.. Peterson, OF Waltham. Mass,
"ElIis's SPAWN Cure has cured him." 1t never dis.
appoints. sept, eod-w2w
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Nht Jrtt Fress,
GEMS FROM swINBURNE.
The Round. I.

A ROUNDED Is wrought asa ring Or star-bright
sphere,
with craft of delight AMI with cunning OF sound
unsOught,
That the Heart of hearer may smile If to pleasure
his car
ROUNDED is wrought.
Its jewel of music is carven OF all or of aught-
Love, laughter, or mourning remembrance OF rap
ture or fear
That fancy may fashion to hang on the ear oil
thought
As a birl's quick song runs round, and the hearts III
us hear
Pause answers to pause and again the same strain
caught,
50 moves the device whence, round as pearl OF
tear,
ROUNDED is wrought.
Tho singing Lesson.
Flr-fetchcd and dear-bought, as the proverb re
J. good, or was held so, for ladies' ; but naught
In a song can be good il the turn Of the verse Is
Far fetched and dear-bought.
AS the turn Of wave should it sound, and tn
thought
Ring smooth, and as light as the spray that dis
Be the CLEAN OF the words for the garb thereo
wrought.
LIT the soul in it shine through the sound as
picrccs
Mems hearts with possession of music unsought
For the bounties of song are no Jealous gods mer
cies
Far-fetched and dear-bought
White Butterflies.
Fly, white butterflies, out to sea.
Fail pale wings for he winds TO try,
Small white wings that we scarce can see
Fly.
Here and there may a chance-caught eye
Note In q score OF you twain or three
Brighter or darker OF tinge or dye.
Some fly light as q laugh of glec,
Some tiy soft as u low long SIGH
All to the haven where each would be
Fly.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-09-07

Now this is the truth, assure you,
That CELERY COMPOUND Will cure you,
IL In countries ma. arlOus
Your health grows presarious,
SO quickly bottle procure you.
1Owt
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-09-07

MANU- CTtR RING PROPERTY FOR SALE
vi 80 thousand feet floor space cOmprtng point
for four trunk line kall Roads, switch from door
Write for terms and description. ID. W. PAYNE
& SONS, Corning, n. y. Iwl3w
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-09-07
GILMORE'S AROMATIC VINE,
Particularly for Ladies
We si.BiF in silence bat Desire Relief, JotA
Sure and Permanent.

" M fHItF IN MtHtt, oht btsNf NtUtl, OOtN
Sure and Permanent
10 boitlos;will cure all cases of Irrcguldrity.
to hpttlcs viii cure all cases of Retention.
to bottles Will cure all cases Of Change 0f Life.
to bottles will cure all eases of Suppressed Mem
HrhHii-'.I even where II has stopped from to 6
months.
TO hotties will cure all cases OF Nervousness.
Ia bottles Will cure AL cases OF ImpOiency
10 bottles Will cure all cases OF loss ~ Iigor.
TO 2 bottles Will cure all cases Of LpwSpirit,
10 2 hotties Will cure all cases of IN fJestion
to bOttles VIII cure all cases of DEBILITY,
10 doses VIII care all cases of pdinfu Nontbly
SieknfSg.
tablespoonful will cure you Of all that lanpuid
feeling that you have when you arise In the NOR
ming, WV
Tablespoonful will restore you when Won have
been hard At work, and feel as though you had no
life or ambition left tablespoonful will restore
You when You have been at work out of doors or
have been taking q long walk and have become
faiigued. You VIII IND by taking this wine that
you have NEW RICH BLOOD cours ng through your
vens-you Will md another thing, 1t will cure you
when all other means fail.
We hurTdnf II IN all cases named herein
Giini0res Aromatic bidc Is possessed of wonder
ful renovating powers, Ia thoroughly reliable and
the medical profession approve OF II as they DO OF
no other preparation In the United States having
found 1t uniformly successful In the treatment OF
diseases emanatng from loss OF nerve power and
consequently muscular relaxation.
For sale by oil druggists In Burlington.
March 22-wn
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-09-07

nFATnot, life ia sweeping by, 60 anfdar
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IS outfit free. 10 risk. Everything new. No cap
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Many are making fortunes La lies mat gs much
as men, and boys and girls make great pay. Rc'd-
er, u you want business at which you can make
great pay all the time, write for particulars To II
lIALLETr CO., Portland, Maine. 23wly
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-09-07

"ln ls57 took n severe cold, which affected
my lungs had terrible cough, aud passed
night after night without sleep, The doctors
gave me NJ. ! tried AYERS CHERRY PrC-
TnHAL, which relieved my lungs, induced
sleep and afforded me the rest necessary
for the recovery of my strength. iy the
continued use If the PrrToHAL n utrma-
nent cure was effected. ! am now ~ years
OH, hale aud hearty, and am satisfied your
CHERRY pECTOEAI, saved me.
HORACE FAiRnRoTHER."
Rockingham, VT, July L.. h..
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-09-07

61TrfCtkA SOAP. Absolutely pure, high
w i 1 ~ medicinal, indUrsed by physicians
ireIerred by the elite. Sales, IS and lsS2 l,OOO-
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For sale by
BEACPRE x LOWRY. Cor. Church Il Bank SITS
Anrll 2 nlllINi ~
Daily Republican., 1883-01-22

This gentleman diod n. the Mansion
House, Ia West Chester, Pa, on Satur-
day last, from plsunonia, aged Al
YEAR,. He -as born In Limerick, Ire.
land, where no grew up to manhood,
married, became tho head Of large
family, aud also acquired considerable
wealth. Through the carcIcssuess OF
physician one OF his children was
poisoned BY tbs use Of impure vaccine
mntter, which led him to refuse TO have
she others vaccinaJed aud for this re-
fu.aI, vaooi sation being required by
law In ireland, he was annually fined.
This lsd him to come to this country,
and hs fnAlly purchased tho Jackson
property, near West Grove, Chester
county, On which he settled with his
family. The incident WAS noted In the
papsrs .. the tlme and It created con-
siderable excitement In that neighbor-
hood. MI. Jacob was a professor OF the
rcli glen taught by VIM. Penn, and I'M
tAtei him la dress, aearinga broad
brim hat and knse b-sechas He was
quite highly gifted As an orator, and
frequently addressed meetings which
be- attended. Last year he visited
Kansas, where tie coat acted malarlaI
fever, And after returning home ho con
cluded 70 vioi. West Chester, with q
Wow Of securing better medical alton
dance, bat pneumonia followed and
his career terminated az above stated.
His rem aims have been taken to hii
homs near " est Grove and will BE- In
tered NJ ton O'Clock on Tuesday morn
/ ing He leaves wife and twelve
children 20 mourn his deceAso.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-22

Tac flo TInY trou III: Crlshs!d
LeaGer, Il leiereuCe IT, j" ktv. j A. X
Wilson woo "H' tom u 3 Ptatio'eG a.
Asbuf7 n r Church IL thia city, wiil
be Of interest
"32turda, Last Wa the lay appoint
I'd aTG " oyer tae place, for rHe Iia
Of Rev ) - Is Wilson, Charged Will
committing al assault uHOr George
Hal. Il "i.I be reuIom bercd that a.
IN ,AlerlaInuen@ hrlj ~ the III. +
Church, ri ha'rmonLt, tew week
ago, one G4"rze Han disturbed th'
audielce, and refused 10 te quiet
whereupon Mr.. Wilson ub him ont
Hall went before magistrate and pre-
t"rred the cesrgf above mentiOnet
against MIR. Y llsoL, AID O writ wa
Issued IL, lis 1lrrss. Mr, Wilson Wa
N hard prom silly, WITH hi, witnesses
together WIT, multitude Of churcl
ri ends, a. tna appointed time am
pIsge, 90; IT, car wts postponed Ill
Ncrday fo,,1%iug, "u &C, nat o. tn
ahLl..Gt Hal!'b H.tnerg. G AoDd ~
The nit 'e"a YER rreS34t, mt vii
ruu's G ,nns,I Gletm"d II. trial an'
the car" ;-.',' not NJ t''od unIll Apr
cour' :. r hodao3 and z. X Gu4h}
EsIs nlprarei for Wilson, anA Levi
d. W'a.,fe and J. +" Ms!es, esp, 10
Hnl
Daily Republican., 1883-01-22
" asn Spring Begins.

The Interesting On st'Oa OF whether
sprine beings on tht LIT or the 2lst OF
March, was on " ,iuosday brought t.
the attention Of The Supreme Court in
he argument Of an appeal taken from
he Judgment Of Common p Gas Court,
No2, Philadelphia, in the suit OF
Edward Samuel II Co., against the
PhDuix Iron Company, of PhDnixville,
Samuel & Co., had contracted to
furnish a certain amount OF iron to the
ron CON any in the "early spring" of
1880 Two deiiveries we're made in
March and the third on the 2lst of April.
The iron market declined. and the
company declined to accept the last
shipment, on the ground that the iron
not having been deliver until after the
18Th Of April IL wa. not In the "early
spring" Suit WAS then brought by Sam.
rel & Co., on whose behalf 1t was
argued that spring, automatically and
correctly speaking, did not begin until
the 2lst of March. Numerous almanaca
endorsing this statement were offered
in evidence, and tIs jury returned II
verdict In favor Of the plaintiff for some
80, 600. The Supreme Court held the
osse under advisement.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-22
A RsnessJJe TSae h or.

r. r. Rockwell until last Friday wa
the teacher of District School No. %
Braudywlre Springs, but by his own
action he IL teacher no more. On
Thursday last a number Of boz were
snsw- haIling each other outside OF the
school housc. when sorRe of the crystal.
ed globes few inside tie school house.
Mr Roth-e!l junped to the conclusion
that the balls were thrown inside /,
malicious spirit, and going outside and
nnding who the guilty parties wero he
Immediately dismissed them from
school.
The dismissed boys Immediately
called upon .dr. James Clark, one CT
the Sch Vi Com III il sioners, aud stated
that it WA. ouly an accident that the
balls few inside The school house, and
that DO insult VA intended tor hr.
Rothwei whereupon Mr.. Clark sent
tho boys back to school. Mr. Rothoell ,
however, evidently did not believe the
boys and when they appeared In school
he gathered up his books, hat and coat
and disappeared and that Is tho res-
son WHY Mr.. Clark i, advertising In
to-day's REPUBLICAN for teacher to
take charge Of the schooI.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-22
Nav YuysOr'S o flc .

Soon after Hayard Taylor completed
hi. .pprent .ceship at the Roaor. oM 90,
in West Chester. he, in company vita
. follow apprentice named Frederick
Foster, commenced the publication Of a
papsr in Pssnixville, Pa. They soon
GOT tired of the business In that place,
and disposed OF their interest In 'hs ea
b!lshment to other parties. Nj, T1y
lor soon Afterwards connected HINGE:
with the n. Y, Tribune, aud Nj. Fo,-
ter sought employ nent In other qla
ters. Although not 80 widely known
~ Mr.. Taylor, a sketch Of his If,
would furnish many interesting iuoi-
dents, a. he has had many newspaper
ventures and served the government
we'll In the time of emergency. The
above remarks were called to our mind
by the announcement in the PhG ak
Vile Independent that tie last Of The
old bulldog in which Mr.. Taylor first
launched into the !4ewsFap4r business
in PlBaixVille, WA removed la.t
week. in order that the West Chester 4;
PbDnixville Railo&d may pass oven
the site where 1t stood. In re!u,vin I
the floors = great many cd coins were
found, which were dropped by Other
parties than those employed ahoa; a
printing office, the room having at one
time been used ~ drug store.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-22
Stealing in San Franchise

Tho San Francisco Chronicle publish
o. an interview with Mr.. Griffin, book
keeper Of the Municipal Corporation
Yard IN Srn Frnncisco, in which he
says that stealing has been going on
IN the Street Department by carrying
more wOrknen on the pay roll than are
actually employed A!oo that the time
book had been spirited away to pre-
vent discovery, aud forced balances
have been made IA the books
The Cal pub fishes an article to TIL Q
1er !eted condl ion of the city treasury,
showing that "some department funds
are almost entirely Exhausted, and
there IL NJ apDarcrt means If relief. y
g-SupervisOr Mciiueaux says "tbe
Trouble is owing not 70 the action Of the
late Board OK Supervisors, which did
not Overdraw account but 10 the le-
gacy Of deficiency received from their
pred ccess or~ and from the action OF the
Supreme CDurl III Or'lerinG payment or
the disputed gas btu to the amount Of
about $500, GOO" The present heads of
departments are preparing to reduce
their working force.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-22
What II Mln6?

No matter What IL matter Never
mind but You had better mind that
cough OF 1t will become serious nat.
tor. The Baltimore, Md, Telegram
says New Lite is the most rsmar6-
able discovery Of modsru timer. Many
astonishing cures have been eff 'cted oy
II. It's curative properties sTo wondtv
full" Il IL a snre cure foc throat and
lung diseases " proves tha cJnsump
ton can be cured.
Mr.. Johu W. Cashcat. clerk ! q the
Marine Dtpal tIuuu, of tho Baltim rr
Custom House, says he knows NV
Life well from personal experience aud
observation Of Its happy efiscts In BIZ
family. He prouounces 1t q splendid
remedy for tue euro Of throat and ung
troubles. Rev. r. W. Black, presidinl
Elder in the NJ. X. Courch, No. t0s
Holins street, says his experience VITA
New Life is so generally satisfactory
that he uses no other cough mixture IN
his family. He considers it better than
all others.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-22
L n aLfc;eGs Lilo.

Smallpox is raging in Wilmington b
a considerable extern, and we advis
our citizons to s'sar clear o. that city
u1til the cOnt@G On sbates, The news.
papers have hut little TO say about Tn,
matter, as ,Aey do not wish to create
alarm, and thereby irjure the trade o
the city; but II is weli known that MOI
less than fifty persons ara Gown will
the disease. and several base died.
| Wa clip the above article from tht
Newark Ledger, and osk The editors 0!
that paper what ttey mean by publieh
ing such an upcailed for lie? II they
intended to injurh Lhe trad p! = D..
city, they vii! succeed adm.r1Vtr. -,
refer our down EtIta readers 80 al
article III another column which CON
| rains the sworn report Of Registrar Fra
zer, wEiCh STATES there lave rCen hut
| thirty Ca3Gs since the dlseAsa broGe ont,
and aJ the present time there are but
| LtL6teen ctris IL the city, and 3t least
! One-ha f of ;hese are light caaes 81 Vari q
olO!i. Tbata lave beeu but eight deaths
from the disease out Of toG iotGi Nun
, be-.
| The publication Of The above article
by tho Ledger ~ altogether upc9lled
for. II il msi!ci0re. ami CaIcrlatad t.
injurc the trade %. 'De CITY among t! 6
farmers. The ,dirD5 Of the paper
should inform Themselves 81 she truth
Of an articl", gai.1.nirl + d. 30 much
injury, before publishing IT, The Led
ger is a week = and the lrjury done by
1t cnruJt DO rein9d!r0 az easily as in a
| 9
Daily Republican., 1883-01-22
overcome ~ Gas.

A farmer named Stephen Hill, and
hailing from Mary Isnd, came here
some time ago, having sold everything
out with the intention Of starting some
business here. He engaged rooms with
Benjamin Kopf, at the corner of
Eleventh and Church streets. He was
shown to bis room when no expressed
desire to retire. When Mr.. Kopf went
to call him on Saturday morning h.
was nearly stlhed with gas, and whcr
he entered the room he found II Il il
m unconscious condition. Every
measure to let the gas out WAS taken
and doctor summoned, the family
meanwhile applying the proper rene
dies. Or. Blocksom then did all he
could to a'd the unfortunate man and
hually no was enabled 70 60 to the
house of his son, at No. Sl2 West Sec
ond street, where he was put to bed
and carefully carot for. He had re-
co vered sufficiently to 20 to his hone
YESTERDAY.