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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1884-10-04

u Groceries. Provisions, Plantation and Steam
boat Supplies, Canned Goods. Wines, Liquors.
Bottled Beer, Ale, etc., Dry Goods end Notions,
corner of Mississippi and Chetimeches streets.
opposite River Ferry.
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UNDERTAKEN.
MILLINERY.

MFRS. M. BLUM. Milliner. Mississippi street
uV1 between Lessard and st. Patrick. Latest
styles of Bonnets, Hats. French Flowers. etc.
also. all kinds of Ladies UnderWare.
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d LANDMAN, dealer in Dry Goods, Groce-
IL. ries. Plantation Supplies, Wines, Liquors,
Cigars. Tobacco, and General Merchandise, cor
ner Railroad Avenue and Taylor streets. one
block from Railroad Depot.
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A d. VEGA, dealer in Dry Goods, Notions,
IA. Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats, Grocer
Glass. Agent for the Domestic Sewing Machine.
Corner Railroad Avenue and Mississlppl street.
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CITY HOTEL, P. Lefevre, Proprietor, Rail-
~ road Avenue. corner Iberville street. Bar
supplied with best Liquors.
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TOS. GONDRAN & SONS. dealers in Dry
Wine Liquors. Boots, Shoes, Hardware, Paints,
O lis Saddlery, Crockery, Furniture and all
kinds Of House Furnishing Goods. Blue Store.
Mississippi street.
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~ KLINE. corner Crescent Place and Hou-
W mas street. dealer in Dry Goods, Notions,
B cots and Shoes, Groceries, Provisions, Corn'
Oats and Bran.
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DERNARD LEMANN d BROTHER, dealers
ID in Western Produce, fancy and staple Gro
ceries, Liquors. Hardware, Iron. Paints, OILS.
Carts, Plows, eaddlerZ, Stoves and Ii1Ware.
Furniture, rockery. Wall Paper and House
Furnishing Goods. Mississippi street. corner
Crescent Place.
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DONALDSONviLLE
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
DRY GOODS. GROCERIES. Etc.

NK ISRAEL l. CO., dealers in Dry Goods.
Rs9 See
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Railroad Avenue,
ALDsONVtLLE. Ia.

DAINTING in all it's branches and in the
Il most perfect style. Sign painting, granting
sad ornamental work speciality. Address
through Donaldsoaville post-oftlce.
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HOTELS AND BOARD1NG-HoUsEs.

DEEP-O-DAY HOTEL AND BARROOM,
i Mississippi street. First-rete accommo-
dation and reasonable prices. Western Union
telegraph Office in the hotel.
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BARBER SHOPS.

r L. FERNANDEZ, Barber Shop, Mississippi
Ls street, near corner Lessard. Shaving. hair
cutting shampooing, ETC., in most artistic style.
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LIQUOR AND BILLIARD SALOONS.

NVHE PLACE. Gus. Israel, manager. Corner
Il Lessard and Mississippi streets. Billiards,
Lager Beer, Best Wines and Liquors. Fine
cigars, etc.
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TINSMITH.

DAUL WUTKE, Tinsmith, Port Barrow, La.
Il Roofng, guttering. stovepiping, repairing
and all work pertaining to the timers trade.
Address p. O. Box IA, DonaldsonviLe. In.
n OUIs J. RACKE, Tinsmith,- Mississippi
IL street, at Lemann's old stand. Orders at
tended to with dispatch and satisfaction An
sured.
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ATTORNEYS AT Law.

~ INGRY, THE PAINTER, shop at Cheap
VI Tony's Store, corner Mississippi street and
Railroad Avenue House, Sign and Ornamental
Painting in all their branches. Best work at
lowest prices
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rHK rOPE ,1DauEurcs
Some Results Ofthe Congress Of Aineri
ear Eishore.

loa, cores 50dcut has received the fol-
losing communication regarding the results
or tn recent Congress OF Bishops from a
source above suspicion -
The thirteen points in the Schen1t1 were
taken up and discussed cne by one. They
embodied the views of the Propaganda, and
were submitted t. the American Bishops.
In accordance with whose views thew were
considerably nodded. With regard 10 edu.
catlonal questions, II wa: laid down In the
aohematd and decided That bishops should do
their utmoat to found aud sustain great
setninaT!es, in which able professors were to
DC apps'nted, and p:ofouuder courses In
theology, philosophy and physical sciences
Instituted.
farochial schools were treated of. At tie
same time, however, the instruction Of the
Propaganda was 10 be observed. THIS In
stfuctlon Of the Propaganda was given anew
TO the bishops and is directed against those
persons who were Incorporate on certain
points. 1t says that parents are not TO be
condemned for sending their children to
puoilc echo rs IN places where NJ parochal
sch"o exists or where the latter compare I'M
IaVoahly with the public schools. Parents
must not be denied (much lees are children
10 De denied) slcramentS on account of pre-.
here Is NJ immediate danger Of perversion.
Pope Leo Kill, far from wishing to model
education on the plan adopted 10 The Middle
Ages, Il anxious 10 bring it up, especial Y
as regards physical sciences, to the wants OF
The nresent day.
Win regard to the holding of church
property, The corporation system Is generally
approved as being safest, but the finsl plan Ia
o. DC nted 10 The laws OF each particular
diocese. A Board Of Counseors will he
joined to bishops In the administration OF
church property. At present The usual plan
Is t. hoId property In the individual name OF
each bishop.
Clerical banks, u was decided, "mu.t 20 II
Az must be wound up within i've years.
II the noninati N OF "irrcmuvahle rec.
tors, not "curates,' as enormously stated,
priests VINO stood hest in their Administrative
'tc lri ana at their competitive examinations
VIII DC preferred. Selection will be made nv
Dlshops and The number of rtctors will be
limited.
Ag'ln, American Catholics do moi want
cooperation OF the State after the manner
OF France or any other European country.
lhcY want 10 let Slate alone and to be lt
alone by State. In this idea they stand firm
Little was said about marriage at the Con-
sress' Nothing new or striking was decided
nut mixed marriages were DISCOURAGED
iTests VIII In future not be allowed to bur
zen themselves unreservedly with debt. If
any priest contracts debt beyond the limits
assigned him by Lis bishop he will be lIabl,
10 removal.
Lastly nothing decided at the Congress
was fnal. All can ba modified al the BALI
more counml.
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No:0-Don't 'Ieddle with Callers.

a wraihful papa, up on North STREET
nofth part OF the town, disguised with the
way certain young gentlemsn persisted in
coming 10 STE bis daughter, after having
been repeatedly requested t. forbear. co,.-
ciud,d to lie in wait for he persistent lover
al the iF1rI gate, and give lin sound per.
sonal admopitiop which would not be 80
readily forg Jttea. Accordingly, be disrui.-
ed himself in big tesm9tei's coat hired II
bull-dog with mug like coal hrav,r's fist.
ana ensconsta himself, WHEN evruius SHAH
o"s gathered round, 10 tie hedge tehind The
gate-pl 81 1t wss dark night, and the wind
was siIting tie snow around Ike tbs old b,,.
out paIer settled down into his BIZ cost.
frightened bis grip on tue bull dDg's collar.
aud Sat grmly waiting the appto .ch OF the
young man. Eight O'clock stuck from the
towers Of the Guy chcgs, snd Sill Here was
M sound but the hoWllnE Of ihe wind and the
impatient whine Of the shivc,ing bail deg.
but ha'k-a step approaching in the
snow Inc cltzcn bent eagerly forward,
end ptrmlt!ei bis fingers to sip from The
s.imafS cellar. ihe gate-laich WAC softly
iiLed' ana multi d form s!dlcd iuto the
H-r-r-snap whack, hang, thud! A ter
"a
shad0WY fsure, covered with ,noy. bl,lesa
and minus good Share of the posterlor ror.
tioa OF its cothi1Z, leApod clean ovet the
Sale md vanished IN the Tight
The good citizen retired 10 tic hJlra,
ialu ss!de hs o7ier garments, bu, The
bull dog to bed 10 The coal-bin aud sought
the family apartment. Just then the d ior
bell funS. "l'Il bet that isn't young Smoke -
said the citizen % hie wife, with a knowing
chuck, -" WY. yea Il IS, too, drct him !
Lh9l's his voice. 20 thilk that he'd c nae
oa'. tiiFE the way treated MIN -
why. what have Yon been doing %
ASKED h!a wife, turning pale.
"Dnin2i Why, stood 4, The ga.c and
Polshed OF tLe young rascal with bull
dog and rolling pin, not ten minutes ago. >
'Aiercitul heavens" exclaimed the good
lady, sinking back lro her chair win a
hornhed Groan. George, George - that
was your fatber.in-law. He said he should
come Ia to might t. see you about making an
investment
o "dra, it d'Gt ll?' howad the fond pa.
rent, There goes that s40, 900 slick as
whistle, Here, pull IF my boo, md kick
me-
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Personal.

Hon. Kenneth Rayncr Solicitor n, .he
Treasury. died at Washington Wednesday Of
pneumonia, in the Goth year OF his srr. II.
was native OF North Carolina. received az
aorlemical education In that SLATE. and
studttd law, srd was admitted to the bar
Out went at once into political life, and
after serving seven years n The State Lppis
laure YVES scut to C0ngcesa, and yas orr n,
the last Of the old Wings. After the war he
came 10 the front ms the author of a "Iife O,
Andrew Johnson" and held office as Re
publican during the past ten years.
| A very pleasant affair was the marriage
OF Mr., A; G.. Ferrin, Principal of Essex
Classical lnsiitutg Essex, Vt, and Mis-,
CIcora Il: hldder, At the residence of The
bride in PIatnarld, Feb. %, by Rev. w. r.
S"inneftcn. Over sixty relatives and friend,
werr present and congratulated the coupl,
on lhle happy OCCASION and wished them n
long aud happy married life. The presents.
some thirty in number, were received from,
various friends AMI sre highly valued both
| for their intrinsic worth und rs exnreSiops
| OF the high regard Of ull who know them. -.
PleinJie'd Ger,
Hou. Edmund II. Bennett, Jste hte. ot
probate for Bristol county. Mass, has Sren.
ed law Office In Boston
SS'C'"'' "hU Uts. Snltn or vermont,
who have Tor some time been u,rs,s ut uutr,
Vendcmr rg'UJutd ~ heir home yesfnr1ar
Du WiU - IN Boston again s9oa. Mrs,
Smith is The author of au Artistic ROMANCE
em5odyng IN Oriental legend, that ia greatly
admired IN literary Circe9. Her presence nj
the Tehdome is alwaya a charming addition
20 Inc tocal evenings in tho drawing room.
where irequoHllY there is almost sqlon Of
Drllllsn' people a:ccnhlod. 49, B0siea J;0r,Z
Ter.
The late William Spah4rd was town clerk
OF Ludlow fof forty years ; bis son for tween.
ty years and nov his daughter, Miss Sarah
Spafford, has been elcccd to the Office.
Joseph Cook Is charged with rssaullng A
clergy man at Keeuc, n. Il. Air. Cooks
own version Of the .'Ory Is that the K cne
preacher cane % his room r. the hotel T. ask
MN lt speak and pray in the local PRAYER
meeting. joseph promised 20 pray but
not 10 speak. The preacher called for Nh.
Cook too early, but the latter wouldn't lpt
MIN IN unit! the time was up, and whel he
insisted on entering took him by the collar
ard 'nrtd him. After that Mr. Cook went
10 the meeting ard made prayer, but wnon
contrary 10 agreement, the preacher called
on nm Tor sreech be arose and walked
ou'' linen the heene minister told the story
Vi Tue assault. Altogether, it was rather
unique incident in prayer meeting.
Hon. Jonas n. Smith died at the Grand
view Mountain House in Addison, on Thurs
gay ~ OF cerebral h 'mnrrhsge, after yer,
orlef Illness, aged 70 years. Mr.. Smith WAS
10. nlsny years one OF the lea lug men OF
Addison, where he held many otfic OF trust.
He was twice chosen b. Represent IN. town m
the State Legislature. nnd was twice elect, d
Assistant Judgy of the Cuurtv Gam. t.,
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Henry Hildreth's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT J he Honorable the
DISTRICT oy oH1TENpsSss bIstriei of onrcnde en-
To the heirs and an persons interested IN the
| estate of Henry Hulreth, late OF Essex, In sa'd
district deceased.
GREETING:
Whereas, application hath been made 10 this
Court in writing by the admnstratliN Of sad
estate prayng or license and authority To sell the
real estate OF said deceased, including the
reyersinn nj the widows dover therein, Tor The
payment OF debts, and charges Of administration,
and setting forth .tCr5in the amount Of debts due
from the said deceased, the charges OF adminlsra-
tlon the amount of personal estate, and the sltua-
ton OF the real estate.
Whereup0n the said Court appointed and assign
ell the Il h day of MAJ, h, 1854 a. the Probate
Court rooms, IN said District, 10 hear and decide
upon said application and petition, and ordered
public nouce thereof 10 be given 20 all persons n-
erested therein, By publishing said order, together
with Inc time and place of Gearing three weeks
successfully in the Burlington FREE PRESS news
paper which Crculates IN the ntlghborhoOd of those
persons interested IN sad estate all which publca-
lions shall be previous TO the day assigned for
hearing.
Therefore, you are hereby notiaed 20 appear be-
ore said court, at the time and place assigned,
then and there IN said c 'urtti give bonds as The
law directs, for the payment OF The dsbts and
Oh argos of sdmnistratoni and make your ohjec-
mons 70 t1e granting o. suon license, you see
cause. , -
ego 70 Wales Register
s,wsv
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ArIal Notlrrs.
Truman HIPS Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, The Honorable the
DIsrElcT OF cnirTESDENss b strict S Of ChltieHden
TO the hers aud all persons ln'.'e-te N me Is
ate of Truman Bill, lats OF Charlotte, IN said
District deceased
GREETING:
WHEREAS. application hath heen made 70 mis-
courL Ia wiling, 10y the administrator of sad
>ell the resi- estate Of saId deceased, in
In for the payment. OF the debts AMI charge. OF al
minl'tratron, AMI setting lor.h therein the amount
Of debs due from the sad desrs 1.-The cnar4c -, ~
aiini-tratl n, the amount Of personal estate, and
the situat on Of the r-a estate.
WUERFUPON. the SAID COur. mp dated and as
signed The ! tn day OF Mrch, 1854, a. the Pro-
cde upon sal app catlpn and pen iOn, ana order
interested Their. in by publishing ga ORDER togt'h
az with The time aud plts. Of hrt Ing, tn 20" weeks
succ. ssivel III th- Ru nuptum Ere, Press. news
paper which rculaies ia thr nrIEhhuihond Of
those persons Interested IN sad estate. al Which
Tor hrarl
THEREtoRE. You are herc1, n uNeA to appear
before sad Court, At The tim" ana place a., Euef
then aud there IN .G,d Cou't, To give h'uhs as IN
Law directs. ( + lhe Ialmeni o IT," debts and
,urRe- ~ adniuist atIJ ., and maze Your ohJet
tons 20 the lr-ntuE uf tHch license, Il You see
cause.
owen undcr my hand. a me FioJlt' Gour'
ruoius, thus 2G,n LAY Of February, 'ssi.
SEQ. " WALES, Rrsls'or.
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SETIna Medicine.

WY Why aces everybody take spring incidence For
nlSoa puIl1sr taken az this season Will DO nora
sV ~ ,nSn ,%o a, sny other. Bseause rhe blood
sas s "J,e IppuIe esodition than at any other
ey ms pure state OF the blood that il has MOI sf
az nsient vitality 70 withstand the debiating secs
pss2,Pls seek relief IN medicine. The oombinstidn
.. aooo earsaparila coumendsi II 10 our judgme q,
a. a. a., gooa sprns medicine and blood purifier Such
IN a Iu9oe1 ny compstent druggists Ike Msssrs'
sesS 20, TaJ!ant us IN suggesting thaN al. In
anna o Tial 49, n. Sa!sap-
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4 Hntd Of Arcn1tr.

Hast ever watched upon coFersIe.
sweet Vl!d blos4 m, say with modest rrsce
Lit 10 the 'rn IFS de'g-bt a1riuk,eJ fs.n-
Hast ever stood 10 siIil amaze 70 ACC
gueeHy rose n some far rgssrv.
Ben these ia one t3si 5'...l - flC op,rt-
The CHI IL OF Nature AM M. emil Of FRI
Aad 10 ! nay mad, nv mad Of a. clllef
Amid Tho sweet VIII flowers saw h-r .tsnd
AND each ole claimed rar for q SIS or dner
And bent 10 greet nor tut1 an of fear
And vel 80 fAl her a"e. :, tiubie grad
tcm0td q IN her sight. ,t0d / y. drew ,c,r
And 10 Wiling captive through the l1nG,
Gser.' Fsat,yi;.
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AUNT IiAOHEL,S 10Y

New. " B. Evans, sninston, D. c., writes
Aunt Rachel, the dear old colored saint who has
ueen constant sufferer with Inn 'mmatory
rheumatism for sixteen year,, has been greatly
In the liglt Of miracle. Sne 10 almost hes de
neIself win 10y The pain has all leit her limbs
A Iltlle slnuess remains, bat a.otber bottle will
eheet permanent cue II 10 indse! q mOsi
wonaeIul msolcps ! ta.Gk IL uught 10 be
land"
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Edna s. WilGer's Estata.

STATE OF VERMONT, ! The Honorable tae
DISTRICT OF crTrSDBSss fSputf of Che en- EN-.
To al persons interested IN the estate Of Edna
s. Wilder. late Al Charlotte, IN 'aid Disiric', de-
ceased
GREETING
WHEREAS, sad Court mas assigned The es'h day OF
Aarch, 1t-l next FOR the settlement Of the
sdminis a,Urs acc IN, ana for decree of i,e rc--
lds Of "a estate 10 ths heirs of said Gcc"aseda ana
ordered thai public notice thereof De gwen - a..
persOns interested IN sal! estate hY PUBLISHING
dry assigned, n rae rltugtun fRkE IRESS,
printed in Burlington IN sad De'rioi.
Therefore, you are hereby notified 10 srpcar al
the Probate Court rooms IN Burlington, on the aaN
assigned then AMI there TO contest lhc allowance
OF said account II yoU cause, ana 20 e-i9h lsh
your right a. heirs and lawful claimants ~ said
residue.
Gwen under my hand, TINS ST day ut March,
A u. iES5. GEORGE ". WALES, EcEiEier.
DSW5w
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trs. =. y. Uh!pple, Decatur, Mich, Writ
Snst nS[ sGe mead cnd some part, OF her body
sores. Suffered fyarfGlly ana tried everything.
Permanently cured By the cUT1cAEA REMEDIES
from 9 Skin Humcr
Sou By ell druggists. CrroCbA, 50 cents: RE-
SOLVENT, 81 o.; SOAR IS cents Porrrn DErd Avn
CHEMICAL Co., Boston, Mass.
Send for UEyn,S To Cnra skin ni.ra.., ,
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John Is. Gouyeau's Estate.

We the subscribers, having been appointed by
the Honorable, the Probate Court for the District OF
Chittenden, Commissioners to receive, examine anu
adjust the claims and demands OF all persons against
the estate of John Il. tOnytdu, late OF Colchester,
in said district, deceased. and also all claims and de-
.lands exhibited in offset thereto and SIX months
Il ON the day OF the date hereof beng allowed 10y
said court for thai purpose. do therefore hereby
give notice that we will attend ~ the business Of OGI
appointment, al the dwelling house Of +. Con
yeau Of Colchester III said q strict on the LIN
day of August next. q, 10 O'Clock a. IN, on sand
day.
Dated tlls 18Th day ri February, 1894.
f. kEYNOLp-, Comm, ssi,uar.
:. &OSAlL
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Hhldah Eseils's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONTD The Homo. able me
District of Cuitttnden. s. h',''c, t,,,,.snl,I
To the heirs AMI oil persons interested IN I'M
estate of Huiah Kelly, late OF Hnesuursn. IN sa' d
district, deceased.
GREETING:
WHEREAS, application hath been made 10 hi,
court IN writing, 10y the adm siralor "i "a tsltt
p. uylug for license and authority 70 sell the n 81
-i4tv Of >dd ucceastd. lac u'ilu1 the r. N"'s n 81
the W ,duw's dover therein, Tor the pa' meut 81
It bts auu charges ni "A INNS .rI,ioH, and settling
IT. therein tnr amount ut drntS cue ir III ihr
al drtvasc he cHarlVs OF ddmlnl>i ration, the
amount ct personal vrtde ~ lAv t.ul 10 OF me
real estate.
Whereupon. the said Curt apo uted ard As
siGucd the Is lly Oi har.h, ,N>I a. The Pro
ATE Court rooms, IN SAID d >lrr'. ju hear lul de-
eide ipOu sa,d puCatIua AM petition. and deere
public notice thereof 10 Nc gwen TO au pelsou ;
Interested lh"trln, 10y publishing sud order, to-
grthrr with the time ani place Of hearing. three
weeks successfully, IN tlr burlington Free Press,
q newspaper Whinh cuculatCs IN The neighbour. ud
OF those persons interested m sad estate, all
which publications shall be previous 10 iht day
assigned for hearing.
Therefore. you are hereby notified 10 appear he
fore said court, nj the tine AMI place assigned,
then aud there In SAID court, to give bonds ~ the
law directs, Tor tie payment o. the debts an d
charges of admin ration, and make your uhire-
lions 10 the granting Of such license, # you see
cause.
Given under my hand, a. the Probate Court
rooms, his 26rh day OF February, A. u. ISL
S5w3w GEO, ". WALES, RuEstc'
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The Testimony GA rnysIcInn,

James BE echrr: ". D., IF Slgouruvy Iowa, saws
! several years havr U-ru ,I.lnsa Cum B,-
Fam ealed DIR NM. HALLS BALS\M FOR 7 f
IL Nus, aud N almost every .se throughout NV
practice nave h I'd eatire success / have used
alu p'escJoe hundreds ofbntiles ever since the
Gays al my array pra Tic. Qs65), wneu 1 MAS .ur-
geOh OF hospital No. !, LunI.yIIle. Nv
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Dsesse Propensity and Passion brings Mankind
numbsrless sllnmsnrs foremost among them are
SerYouSpsss Nervous Debility, and UNA ural
EeaknesA Of eaDsTsrive Organs Aliens Brain
FOOD successfully overeomes these troubles aud
restores ths sufferer 10 mis- former vigo!. sl.-Ai
druggists, or by mai ron = z kiqn ais First
Ave sew York cry. SlSW
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u Is me hest salve for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, IT,
e'fs SAT- Rhenn TcltHr, On Ipp Il Hands ON .
ptln' Corns and AL hiads OF Skn Eau ,tioAs,
Ffeckles and Pmnes.
DURNo'S CATARRU SNUFF cures all afIt ctions
OF tae mucous membrane, of the nead ana throat
he1 Horse Powders cure diseases IN snmals.
marlieOd. w2w
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A PERFECT MsDaC1eECaEs,.

SING SIN. y. T., POsT OFFICE,
March 49, 1853
one week ago, whi'ee gagged III my duties as As
sIstant Pesto astsr, was taken with viosn, pain
or klhk IN my back 1t was SO painful coul hard.
y breathe, and ached all over my soiy. imme
dlaely sent for an ALLcocAS Porous PLAsrIR and
applied II over me seat of pan Ia Nv, mtg Intuutes
was entirely relieved and cured. have used
hLLcocK's PLAsrERs in my family for over twenty
years. ana have ''und Them wonder u!ly effective
in curing coughs, cold aud pulmonary difficulties.
Ihey are perfect medicine shest they cure with.
out the slightest pain os iaconveniense, never
leavlnS mark On the skin.
THOMAS lEARY
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-03-14
DIR Sire Dress.
'sBsAVEhlssts' GUIDE.
Railroads

TRAINS LEAVE BUsLNGEnS.
Going North and Vet, @:ic, 400 ard lt:lS a. No.,
and 4:40 and T25 p.-a.
Going East, by Ceutral " . r. X, T.i5 And ii,5Au
and s4b and li:l5 nm.
Going South nv Rutland r. y 30 a. III eud 9:21.
$40 and 0i6 q. N.
Going East by BrraRtou Leuope H. " ,s;es n.
IN. and 1850 sri 4t5 .. u.
TsAnl5 A2sIyE ~ uUFilSGTus.
From me North aud Wcg., $40 ond 1910, T. Ia,
. ant sl6, p.N ems 1910 q ~.
Ffom tho E5Si ~ Central $. r. H.. G:'0 sud 1910
o. m, and 6.35 and Sbl n. w.
from tho S0Qih by Hu!E31, $3.50 hnd p'-5 q, NJ anil
~ and J:iS n.il.
From the Ea,. by Bur'irr.ua ; Lnznaic x H., $50
g H., s,6 cod sos ,, ~
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