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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1884-01-09

The mail carrier between Rutland and
Woodstock got stalled in the snow ana
had to carry his bags two miles on foot.
The widow Of the lae Capt. Webb, the
famous swimmer, has arrived at ASPEN
sion bridge to have the body of ..er hus-
band properly inferred. A movement is
on foot to have the grave suitably marked.
The Burdett-Esty suit has been decided
in favor of the Esteys by the United States
supreme court, reversing Judge Wheeler's
decision. Messrs. Phelps and Edmunds
were counsel for the defeated party and
Evarts and Dickinson for the Esey's. The
case involved over two hundred thousand
dollars.
Charleston, s. G., had the cold snap.
and it was tho worst there for 1856 years
the thermometer going down, down, down.
till ii got clear down-to IS degrees above
zero. At Atlanta 1t went to zero and
there was great suffering Sunday but fuel
was furnished to hundreds of families bv
an organized expedition of generous citi.
z3ns.
RAILROAD ACCIDENT An accden,
occurred on the St. J. & L. c. railroad
Monday morning. 1t seems that freigh,
which meets another at midnightat Wolcol
was going through the Jones bridge at
Wolcott when a rail broke, throwing tn.
saloon car off the track. 1t was hauled
some distance before il stopped. A man
was sent back to flag The mixed train.
He had not gone far. when the train came
laundering along and rushed on 10 the
saloon car with great force, although the
engineer had reversed his engine. Both
he and the fireman jumped. The engine
broke through the bridge into the river.
No one was hurt except the fireman, who
injured his leg in jumping.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1884-01-09

According to the report of R. G. Dun
u Co., the number OF business failures in
the United States and the amount of liza
hilities were far greater in 1883 than in
any other year since 1873. The failures
during the year just closed number 9184
which is an increase of 2446, or thirty six
per cent, over those of 1882. The aggre
gate liabilities of 1883 amounted to nearly
$l73, 100000, or upward of $4,000, OO(
more than those for the preceding year.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1884-01-09

ST.. ALBAN] BUTTER MARKET, January
Sth.-Attendance large, receipts light,
market quiet. We quote butter 20 to "a
cents per pound; selections % cents per
pound. Shipment 25G packages. Eggs,
none offering.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1884-01-09

The total public debt is now $1,4SS,.
04l,72S. There are now 100000 of out.
standing gold and silver certificates The
highest point of our national debt was
reached August 81, lS64-when it touched
2,|o6 millions, SO that in the past eighteen
years, four months, the debt has been
reduced nearly one half!
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1884-01-09
BUTTER.


There has b.eu lzht trade and prices rule about
the same last week. Desirable grades are held with
ahoW of rmness bat how YAiu - will turn when the
trade of tue nav year begins Do51dy can tell We
quote:
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1884-01-09

IL. w. Love of Rutland has been
arrested again-this time on the charge of
offenses against the Sunday law" in
issuing paper on that day.
Two Corwin boys and Lawrence Griffin
broke into S. F. Frary's store at South
Stafford Saturday night and stole some
goods. They were captured by Sheriff
uazelton, and an examination was held
Tuesday.
Rutland banks pay semi-annual divi
dend5 as follows: Rutland county National,
1 per cent; Baxter National, 3 and 10 per
cent; Clement National, per cent; State
Trust company, 3 per cent; Marble
savings, 2 and 10 per cent; Rutland
savings, 9 and ID per cent.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1884-01-09
GRAIN TRADE.


Sos4''
The market for corn is quiet and the business ha
Deen nkut' Oie Va lev Nv u IT ofC
g Ou Meuupple i "a =, - 20 H. M el'
low at tSG6sc hlGh mixed Ut nc O. pu' New corn mas
ghicago prices are quite nominal
OATS.
The demand for oats IS steady Dut moderate and
prices about the same We quote safes OF No and eN
ira white at 4idl6s NO white ut iu39c: No, 3whte
at ii a llN5; and mix OIL at 30 Ilc u bushel
p1-r
nh raryat duiet md the sales hay bee con dnel
tn smullio at rs Sc ~ bushe
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1884-01-09

THE MONTREAL CARNIvAL..-The win.
ter ice carnival here begins February 4th.
The ice palace towers and walls are
already 20 feet high, the building being
twice the size Of last years. A special
feature will be the trotting on the ice.
Some of the fastest horses on the CONT
nent are promised.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1884-01-09

UItLLN AFFIEo, GD.
The market for APPLES sustaius the improved tone
noticed in uur last but the demand quite moderate
and only extras command the OUTSIDE Price. We
quote:
APPLES choice Baldwins u Dbl. ........S3 90 q 30
Do III to good ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. W "a 10
Gran berries choice, b Ii tU9l3 b
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-27
THAT SIS, 900 PRIZE
Drawn by Engineer IHaac Ialues.

| &
Tho lucky holder OF one.ti 18th Of ticket 10,
s42. which draw tho capital prlzs OF $75 600
IN The Louillana State L,ttary las. Tuesday,
|! Mr.. Isaac Haines, engineer Of passenger en-.
cline No. 81, on the Memphis g. Charleston
Railroad. Tho gentleman was interviewed at
Chattanooga last Wednesday, by an attachs OF
ths Times and that j,urnsl on yesterday had
tie io,low!ng on ths subject, "ril tell you
how IT happened, said Mr.. Haines, 4 hap.
ptntd t. fad an old dollar bill In my pock.
e,book when In Memphis las. week. aud.
while ssnntering along the street, concluded
10 buy lottery ticket. I rut It away and
thought no more Of II until this morning,
when "a gentleman showed me u telegram
from New Orleans, stating that ticket IL, $40
had drawn the capital prize, SO, 900, In The
Louisiana 8 alta Lottery. Remembering that
! had ticket / hunted 1t ur, and tound that
1t cOrfesponded with tho number telegraph.
3D. Nc. Hainos Ia undecided what hs will
do with tho money, but It will be put 10
good usc. lilo has baen running al engine
on the Memphis road fourteen yesrS, md 10
held In high estsom by his employers. He
has supported two sisters and IN aged father
for years on hiH farm rear Stevenson, Ala.
A few months ago he was In pool for a tick.
OF In tho same lottery and drew large pr;z. >,
receiving 5000 for bis share.-Memphi, Tenn
Ledger, Aay 10. DAw
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spnnfad (Ohi2) GLOBE.
A Chicago murder recalls very old
story OF the Pacific Slope. good.na!ured
miner made his frs. trip to San Francisco,
with lot Of gold dust for sale. So long as
be had business on hand he attended to
nothing else; but his dust once sold, he
felt at liberty. He took bath, got shaved,
bought suit CT "store clothes" and
billed Shirt registered at Grst.claas
hotel, dressed, and then started out for a
for good time. AS he left the hotel door
he met, standing there, with pleasant.
looking face, who nodded cheerfully to
him. "Why, how do you d." said the
miner, grasping bis hand with squeeze
like vice; I'm desperate glad to SEQ you.
Been lookin' Tor you some time, stranger
Lists takea drink" The stranger politely
Expressed his thanks, but declined. 4
puzzled look stole over the miners iace;
then one Of wrath, and finally one OF IN.
mistakable BORROW. Under the latter
mood he burst forth: For heavens sake
stranger, don't do mo that way. I've Just
started out Tor flyer, an don't want to
kill man in the fret hour" The stranger
reflected moment, and responded quietly.
"Well, am minister OF the Gospel, md
l do not drink; bu. il you feel that way
about 1t, guess l will take glass Of soda
water" 1t was fixed up on that basis.
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=f.
EErk nj u Profit.

In answer to numerous questions about
the means adopted for raising pigs weigh.
ing 200 to 800 pounds at G to 10 months old,
the Iowa Homesteod says it is done by
keeping none but thoroughbred stock, and
none but the best at!ainable. By main.
tainirg seeming but not forced growth
from the first day to the last. This growth
is made Oh waste milk, with sometimes q
swill- Of corn, cats and rye chopped and
mixed with milk or water. Plenty OF good
timothy and blue grass pasture, pumpkins
in the fall, and Elk weeks 10 two months OF
Showing" OF corn and by providing clean,
comfortable places forshade and sleep in
hot weather. These conditions arc within
the reach OF any farmer who can afford to
raise hogs Tho Homestead says: 1--WE
have sold hundreds OF thoroughbred hogs
for pork that ought to have been used iol
breeding purposes. Present indications
are tina. farmers are beginning to see the
point, md a,e ready to pay fair price
Tor Thoroughbred stock. No man eau Of
ford 10 use grades when be can get thor.
'oughbreds for from Sl4 to $780,"
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HoInRn's VII,

b. .| "a f 80. 4H' J. ". . .
Women are ekillful. "Who ia that hor.
rid whisky bloal2' asked lady OF an &C.
quaintance while they stood viewing the
guests at a fashionable reception.
(Which ont?"
"That one with the red mua!ache and
awful nose. Don't you see2"
"He is my husband" x
"0h," laughed the lady, II see that you
are no. ssnlitiye," although che saw ven
geauca in the eyes OF The inHulted lady,
Several nights ago friend made aimi
ger any woman, but my friend said the
you, having the best husband in thu
world, would not care, and I wsgered .
pair OF gloves that you would, but you Get
| have lcut. ! hear that your husband il
spoken Of as an available candidate To-
Governor. How clever no must be-"
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A Rev England Courtslip.


A atory ID told in Lyme, Conn, and it is
true, that in the former days of the good
old town there was an eccentric Deacon
Marvin living there in single life, who be.
came impressed with the feeling that no
ought to marry Aiiss Betsey Lee, spruce
young maiden whose ho,ns was on the out.
fklrts OF the town, and who was devoted
member Of the came church with himeeli.
Accordingly, mounting his horse one Mon.
day morning, clad in the garments Of the
preceding day, he leieurely proceeded to.
ward the home OF BetEey, meditating, as he
went, on the joys Of matrimony; and arriy.
ing there, he Knocked at the door, when
the young lady responded in person to The
call. Though just emerging from tho wash
room in home.epun blue kirtlo and with
arms barred to the shoulders, she showed
no embRrraesmentat tho sight of the young
deacon. and only an additional touch Of
color mounted to her face. Tho first salu.
tstioHs being over, the visitor, still citing
on, 4his horEe, proceeded without further
delay to etate his business ca follows:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-27
.r-tNa - -E--5.1 5s- sd
Stop Tint Coughl

By ueing DR.. Frszler's Throat and Lung
Bslsam1the only sure cure for Coughs,
diseases Of the th!ost and lungs. Do not
neglect Cough. I. may prove fatal. Scores
AID hundreds Of grateful people owe their
lives TO Dr.. Fnzler's Throat and Lung Bal.
ram, and no family will ever be without it
after oucs using 1t, and discovering Its mar.
yelous power: It Is put up i'll large family
bottles and sold for the small price 90 cents
per bottle. FEAzlEE MEDICINE Co., Props,
Cleveland, Ohio. .5.I.s, lIlD'; / ! I
Saratoga High Rock Spring Water for sale
by drugssts. Z, E - N :: ,55'i7 y
Wholesale Agents: Logan & Co., Wheeling
Y. Va, and ]. Q. Dent & Co.. Bridgeport
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AL t,ains daily except Sunday. i ia
Train leaving Brisgeportata. a. n. makes direct
connection at Yellow Creek for Cleveland and
Chicago Tntn arriving at B,idseport at o:lS P. N.
mates dor. ct connection at Weilrville from Cere.
land and Chicago. -Etts 4 . u. A. FORD -.
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
WIN. A. BALDWIN,
y So 81 Ge- eral Manager, Pittsburgh Pa
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a Reme,ly fnr L,,nr pl.esneu.

Dr.. Robert Newton, late President of the
Eclectic College Of the city OF Nav York, and
formerly of Cincinnati, Ohio, used Dr.. WIN,
Halls Balsam very extensively in his .prac-
tics, es many OF his patients, now living, and
,estcrsd to health by the use Of THIS in.
valuable msdicine, can amply testify. He
always said that 50 good remedy ought to
be prescribed freely by every physician as a
sovereign remedy in all CASES OF lung diseases,
1t cures consumption and has no equal for
all psctoral complaints. Trhsay
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Q advertisement IN this papar. I'll

WlrE-"Do try these peaches, James.
You can't imagine how much richer they
are since I've made them over" James
(who has recently tried stock.raising in
Wall street -"If that's the case, wish
you'd make me over"
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~ .rz.--i' r-'-r.s =, ~
{ Culture in The Kischct,,

EIchaH1e. -, 3 q. 90 20 ~ N
"pleaac, num-" said Bridget, ave come
to yivs yez notice." Mrs. Benconhill-
why, Bridget, what do you mean? Haven't
you always been treated well, and haven't
ycu more privileges than mos! domeatics?''
Briteet-"P'r'aps I have, mum, but liver
since I've been here I've. noticed that nil
the magazines 80 into the parlor, an Tia
'em that we sees one Of EN- in the kltchin.
All me iri'pds be talkin' OF tho casayu, an
the stories, m the paapers, an I feels like
fool not TO be able 10 talk intilliglntly wild
me company" NJ ,a
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"DlD yor ever try the hot.water cure?''
asked tho thin man, % they paused at the
melancholy man'sgste. "Did II" repeated
The melancholy man, in toao Of sarcasm;
well, ] should cay l did, Why, I've been
married fourteen Years.n -.s-El
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-27

ALIENS Brain Food botanical extract
strengthens the Brain, and positively. cures
Nervous Debility, Nervousness, Headache,
unnatural loss.s and all weakness OF Gen.
erativs System; Ii never Tails. 81 pkg O fol
IS AT all druggls,s, or by mail from ]. q
Allen, 3l5 First Ave-, New York City. -
TThsaw ,1'sl Is y,
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THAT HACKING Couau can be 80 quickly
cured by shiloh's Cure. We guarantee it.
WILL You susrKn with Dyspepsia and Liy er
Complaint? shiloh's Vi:alizer is guarantee ed
10 cErs You. rl4e
SLrErLEas NIeuTs. made miserable by that
!arriblo cough. shiioi's Cure is The remedy
Tor you. .2.. l5.s5 5sas,.
CArAssH CunEp, health and sweet b-esth
secured by shilohs Catarrh Remedy. Price
50csats. Nasal injs Tree. = -.ssz.l.,v
For sale by McLsas Bros. and A. T. Young
n-Ia s Nd. -- .f. u ROW
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HoN. JupGE ]. N. CorYlNBuRy, Cleveland,
o., says: Il have used scores OK pile cures,
and it aifo'ds me pleasure 10 say that I have
meyer found anything which gives such i'm.
MEDIATE and permanent relief as DR.. Williams
Indian Pile Ointment" .5,g m
Wholesale Agent: LOGAN Co., Wheeling,
v. Va, and J. Q. DENT 4 Co., Bridgeport,
Onlo. D1W
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Die qt,'ttelliIQetllar.
=---------==-====---==--
DHicc. Nos. No nni "a Fu,,rtcCuil /, ~ reet.
4 PLAIN WOMAN,
Who, or Course, Will Not Read Any
thing AbBut Herself n

Exchange. y.ssYgIH Tf.. .s.., q
Let her whom her nslers call ugly e1.
amino herself coolly. She must have
some "poinls." Besides her plain and
shApeless face, has she an ill.phaped hsnds
o figure that no corset will improve? Gan
the dressnisker do nothing for her? Can.
not th!a ugly quality BIZ concealed, that sub.
duod, something Ices offensive brought for.
ward n liltle2 Can the DENTS. do nothing
for those yellow fsngs, the scissors for
these naila2 Cannot some little a,tiul pad
equalizs those crooked Bhouldera-aome
raised heel that limping gait-some oculist
that painful spasmodic obiquisy Of vision?
Some powder. wash, or pain (let us call q
spade q spade)-.hst last resource Of IN.
bearable mislorsune-cannot como paint
cover that purple stain, that irightful
acar on tho cheek or neck? \ HrU
A plain woman with any wisdom will
make the most OF any good point In her
physique and as little % che can Of her
worst points. For instance, II sle had a
pad, COARSE complexion she will not ex.
hibit more square feet OF materiei than arc
neediul. Square feet2 nay, nor square
inches. She will not wear short dresses.
nor very short sleeves. She will carefully
select hues In dress that improve, not In.
jure, the own natural colorlng, and will
wear dressed high to the throat; lust
enough trimmed with lace to give richness.
without confusion, to the lines OF her
toilet. Nor will abe wear that lace quite
white. Only sgainss IN ivory akin does
quito white lace tell prettily. A woman
with poor complexion will tint her lace
With brown (tea aud coffee are good dyes),
or with the predominant colors in her
dress. Thns she will got the soitenipv
effects Of broken colora at tho edges, with.
gu. tho risk Of calling attention to her own
blemishes. -
A very brown woman, however, NAV
make her dark skin point" Then she
will use white lace and all colors that en-.
nance her own deep coloring 81
A plain woman with bad figure can
adopt many little harmless dsyices-at
least as harmless as borrowed locks and
teeth, which no ono now condemns. She
can borro" q little embonpoint from the
cotton.lree; eho can swathe in a handsome
sleeve the too thin arm or too sharp
shoulder which detracts from any lingering
merit che may have. She can hide her
long, ungainly figure with short, classical
waist, or She can mend the churn.like
shape with corset only sufficient to in.
duce feminine curve. a thin arm may
be hidden by q lichly-draped sleeve or i'm.
proved by thickly lining q close one. A
shoulder too low may be mended by a
ski!liul puff or epaulet; one too high by a
trimming 20 placed as to carry the eye away
from the upper part. -
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A Fair Offer.

TIE VoltGic Belt Co., Of Marshall, Mich,
ofise to send Dr.. Dyes Celebrated Voltaic
Felt and Electric Appliances on trial, ior
with nervous debility, lost vitality, and many
other discasss. :, r ...,5
See advertisement in this paper. rrhs4w
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HE-"In what respect does billiards
change my usual ,disposition?" She
(naively)-"Does it change your disposi-
tion?" He-":Yee; in billiards never
kiss when can help it, whereas ordina.
rily-" she-"You never kiss il anybody
elSe can help it, =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-27

For lame Back, Side or Chest use Edloh's
Porous Plaster. Price Is cents. rs ,s7710 :
sHuon's Couch and Consumption Cure Is
sold by us on q guarantee. It cufen consump.
ton. .as ~ = y 71,''- '
BuILoH's VIrALHRR Is what you need ior
Constipation, Loss Of Appetite, Dizziness and
s!l symptoms Of Dyspepsia. Price 10 and Is
cent? per bottle. g,ssgt5
CEour, WnoopING CoUsH and Bronchitis
Immediately relieved by 6hiloh's Cure. r.
For Sale by MoLane Bros. and A. T, Young.
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The hest Salvs In the world for Cuts, Bruises,
Sores, Ulcera, Salt Rhcum, Fever sorsa, letter,
Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, AID all
Skin Ernptious, and positively cures Piles,
or no pay required. It Is guaranteed to give
ne.iect satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price Is ccnts per box. 80 !
For sale by Logan & Co. ..I
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Piles! i'iles!! Pilcsl!l

Sure cure for Blind, Bleeding and Itching
Piles. One boz has cured tho worst caees az
twenty years standing, No ono need 90 fer
Eve minutes after using Williams Indian
Pile Ointment. L: sbsosbs tumora, sllays
itching, acts as pouiiice, gives instant relief,
Prepared only for Piles, itching OF the private
parts, nothing else. Sold by druggists and
mailed on receipt Of price, 81.
----------- :. Eni1Inn MpnIc1xu "a prnnlu
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AT tho very tip.top notch: "Yep, Mrs.
Veraphine Is a very highly cultured lady.
/ don't think ! ever knew her to express
satisfaction with anything she ever saw.
Nothing comes up 10 her high standard"
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MALARIA ia caused by Torpid Liver; pilcu by
Constipation; Headache by Indigestion.
Avoid them all BY using the great vegetable
remedy, Allcn's Bilious Physlc, rs csnts. Al
all druggists. 7rhsAw
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MEDICAL.
Toronto.


Atssrs. fleming Brd..: li!all5 -
Z &rs,-I take this opportunity Of informing you
o. the benefits ! have derived from Dr.. q. No.
afflicted with severe pain over the ewes nc.
companied with nervousness and sense Of dltrl.
ness malady beyond tie power and skill OF our
physicians TO relieve and cure, caused as far as
aud y 81 ss
bleeding, and various other remedies were tried,
but all In vain, for the dccp.roolcd disease still
stuck fast. AZ last, procured box Of your val.
liable Liver Pills from druggist here, and found,
AFTER taking a portion Of them, that the disease
and painful sensation over the eyes have almost
entirely lcft nc. Twill close by advising nil those
afflicted AS have been, 10 procure tho valuable
medicine at once md save much time and pain,
respect, remain, yours respectfully, '70,T'7.
E G'L .1 CKo. W. RUSSELL, Toronto.
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EXoRY's Little Csthartic Is the best and
only reliable Liver Pill kno1n, never fails
with the most obstinate CASES, purely vege
tablets ceata. FF-ss. IA rrhssW
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HI-"I feel as though I had extracted
the invitation to cell with corkscrew."
She-"Well, l hope you will enjoy it as
much ss you do other things you extract
with corkscreW." s9"Hli.
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f. "HHchu.pniba,n
Qaick, complete cure, all annoying Kid
ney, Bladder and Urinary Diseases. One
dollar. Druggists. 7-T
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No. 14oA CHAPL1NE STREET,
q. Near Fourteenth Htreet

The best evidence Of a phyEcian's success Ia the
testimony Of bis patients. The increasing do
andi for MY professional services prove that have
dealt honorably aud fairly with those who have
CONSULTED me- 1neyer use patients name vii
ont permission, though have many hundred Ger.
had been pronounced incurnblc. A thorough med.
lcal euIcatlon with many years hospital expert.
ence and familiarity with thenputlc agents, q
close observance Of temperalncntal pecuiiaritiea
aud strict attention TO hygtenic management In.
mtes success. cure ispoHible, and frankly give
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: NIAs EClSty Lee, N -
The iosd reveals 10 no
That you nv wife ShoIJd ha

Tho bare arms were then slowly lifted
up, the eyes turned in the same direction
the open palms displayed and the response
deliberately given: Deacon Glaryin, the
Lords will be DONE" =
|. was thecnstom in those good old days,
and a legal requirement, that the bans Of
intended marriage should be published in
the church or some other public place q,
least three weeks before the consummaIion
OF the nuptials. In the meantime it sp.
peaIs that the parents Of both the agreeing
parents made objections to the match, but
unsuccesslully, and the beus were nailed
upon the church door at the end OF three
weeks. written in the deacon's own hand,
he being the town clerk: