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STEAMBOATS, an6 Railroads.
4 BOSTON AND NEW ENGLAND.


rom Pier s daily eassSt Sundays
tS new train sith palace reclining Shaifs|
direct route SoselR I'm sS,. asS
A TROY BoATs-CITIZENs' LINE
SsaS:; S:; :;sss.: & sssSs: sS..s
CATsKILL MOUNTAINS.
srEAMEfs 81 KAzTESsKiEk Il; ;i;' 'Ti.I: .a$ cArsKrLr
IRON e.:
% Sssd S % yaf rss % & n0s.s r. rates. &C.,
T ,ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
AND Or sAE5R IJRd EshSsD TO ALL
fs %f
way. $50 Canal:str 7s7 etsve. Grand Central Depo.
hofe Is and at Demonicos iii broadway '''''''-'
NEW.YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
through Trains T eaye Tune a. 1885,
ars % sns e sD,es through
saTatosa Lake George and Montreal special with
$50 M Fast Limited chicago and ST. Express with
s at @
Gs sSO os p % and as ST. 10 oo Nsaar,
1890 a m Chicago Express. drawing room Rich
fed Springs Canandagua Rochester Niagara Falls and
4 u Western NewYork and Northern Express with
drawing-room
$3.50 p m.. Albany, Troy Saratoga and Utica Express
through drawngroom cars 10 Lake George on saturdays
only.
4p m., Accommodation to Albany and Troy.
Chicago ST. Louis Express with sleeping gears for
NIAGARA Falls. Buffalo, Cincinnati Toledo Detro Chicago
$50 D. M Express with seepngcars Syracuse and
Auburn road and TO Saratoga; also to Montreal
9l5 Pacific Express with se ping cars Tor Rochet
ter Buffalo. Niagara Falls Cleveland, Toledo and De
ro also 70 Watetown daily 70 Cane vncent daily except
day.
l5 D. m Night Express with to Albany and
Troy Connects with the trains for the West and for
the North except Saturday night.
Tickets on sale at Grand central Depot NO Bowling
Green Alb Broadway. Harlem Depot 125ths and 4thave
and at Wostcots Express Ofces Parkpace near Broad
way $50 and 9f2 Broadway. and 62 West 121tst New
4th-st. WilliansbUrg
drawing and sleeping bs
procured at any the ticket offices in NewYork City aud
1888 Washin gton.st, Brooklyn.
called for and checked from residence
bThese trains run daily All others daily except Sunday
tThc g trains stop at Harlem 125th.st. and 4thave)
! N ToUCEY' ' '"' ~ A''AA' d. M KENDRICK.
General superintendent General Passenger Agent.
NORWICH LINE FOR BOSTON, WORCES-
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HARLEM RIVER BRANCH . ,.,,.o =, =, ,

NEWYORK NEW.HAVEN AND HARTFORD r. II.
Trains leave Harlem River station corner iS2ds & ana
Third Avenue Bridge across Harlem RIVER
Preached by Third Elevated Railro2 daily ercegt
sundays, at $40 7i5, 9:l0 1000, ll:oo M 2;lO 800.
,oai Point, Hunts Point eat Farms Van Nest, West
Chester psons Ray chester Pelham Bayl Barlow CITY
Island. Pelham Manor aud New;Rochcls connecting AZ
Rochelle with trains all points the main line 0f
the New-york. NewHayen and Hartford Railroad shore
line and Air line Divisions; NewCanaan Middletown,
East. -,
tons at l2:l0a IN. daily. except Mondays.
sunday trains for New Rochelle and all Intermediate sta
tons 1900 and $3.50 tho latter train connecting
New Rochelle with trains 10 Grand Central Depot and
Stamford.
T EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.-P assen 20
IL traps depot foot OF Cortsndt and pc.srcsset
Allentown Reading Nsuch 0hanf WiiEssIsrrs TowssdH
Wavsry ithaca dsnevA Lyons Buffalo and the West Pull
a Ter Essten, !e.hlshsn and coplaya ~ ..,, Or ali
points Mahshoy and aazieon coal rssons Sunday train
leaves for Nauch Chunk and HaLlsen, SlO Z m.
Ssssrs' Eastern omes NO. Z Y B. S3iadToN. q. Pa
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New Publications.
TRESH BOOKS AT POPULAR PRICES.
HARPER g. BROTHERS, New-YOrk,
PUBLISH TODAY:
A HARD KNOT.

A HARD KNOT
Novel. BY Charles Gibbon. author OF BY Mead ana
Stream Hearts Delight" "The Golden Shaft" :" The
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For Lack Of Cold" For the King" In Honor Found
"Qneen Of tho Meadow" Robin Gray" &c. No IA OF
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Mr. Gbbon has reduced mystery within mystery IN his
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ENTANGLED.

A Novel Ey l. Fairfax Byrrne, author OF g Fair
Country Maier &c No 4sl OF Hsrpers franklin Square
library. Alto, Paper, 20 cents.
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NORWICH LINE FOR BOSTON, WORCES-
~ TER. PORTLAND. NEW-LoNDON. NORWICH,
WHITE oUNTAINs and & all points East From From Pie Pier
brosses street Ferry at p CRY OF WORCESTER "
Tuesdays Thursdays and saturdays "CITY OF BOSTON"
may be secured sAstor House 20 2G S97 and 95 Broad
way Windsor Cosmopolitan and hars Hotels S3s Fultons
brooklyn, and az Pier 40 North River -, ..D,, -
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Bteamboats and KatIroaos
A HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.

~
DAY LINE al. ss.:5; ssss., g. WIZARD
Leave Fulton Tutonst Brooslyn " Annex. j...........s -
yss,Fyss ysS..t Pifs p,.s SsN.ycye
for ALBANY . landing at Nysck and Tarytcwn by fer
RHINEBECK-with H. and G. W. r. r. for Hartford
Springfield and s the ~ East and y Sy sry Win special train q
HUDsON-witn b. ana A. X X. for Chatham Pittsneld,
SlI Any. VIZ fSsaSp for Lake George
snd %s sss Sasfs Bay
A --RONDOUT, KINGSTON and CATSKILL
As MoU NTAINs, landing = tCsnston's' West Point,
Esepns eonnecns With uIsssS and SaSsre Stony Cove
S d cF AND and aSEs M fiS ssy
at xon M Rx pier pS SSfion Of
MN M
ssSs az
ALBANY BOATS-"People's Line."-DREW
o1 s DEAN ays Pier % col eoaSssns Nsn Eys w
alans North and West Freight received until time Of de-
parture.
Recorst at ii O'clock and West 2st.st az Ili5 DAILY,
nft a 50 s cs:
reduced rates Special rates 70 parties.
TOR ORIENT, GREENPORT, SHELTER
l. ISLAND. sOUTHOLD and SAG HARBoR-IIhe I
r. E. r. r e Of t'f
THURSDAYS and sATU RDAYs at p m Returning
u" ~''e RAcKETT BRO. Agents so south-st. N. Y
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
Trains Leave from Uha%pess se DepSt for S
s;sS Gao $50 p m IL smidnisSt Sundays T. a m and
Nanret. Spring Valley and Monsey loa m. lso .. m.
Sundays a. NJ.
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THE BAY LINE

THE BAY LINE
FOR
OLD POINT COMFORT NORFOLK AND THE SOUTH.
Daily. except sundays via pennsylvania Railroad $40
d. IL Parlar car through TO steaper.
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ITO THOUSAND ISLANDS.

THE POPULAR and ONLY ROUTE for viewing th'
famous Islands OF IT. Lawrence only DAILY line
Alexandria Bay ard only line connecting with hrstclas
steamers OH which the finest meals served
ROME WATERFOWL AND oGDENsBURd RAIL
ROAD.
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HARPER'S HANDY SERIES.
INITIAL ISSUES:


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Illustrated. 20
4and5 LOUISA BY X. s. Macquoid vols. each. 25
g LORD BEACoNsFlELDs HOME LETTERS.
1880 and lS3l) Illustrated. 20
T. HOW TO PLAY WHIST. BY Richard A. Proctor 25
sMR BuTLER'S WARD BY +. Mabel Robin
O. JOHN NEEDHAMS DOUBLE BY Joseph Hatton rs
10 THE MAHDI BY Professor James rmesteter.
With Two Illustrations 20
IL TIL. WORLD OF LONDON BY Count Paul Vasih rs
~ THE WATERS OF HERCULES. Novel; 20
H. SHE'S ALL THE WORLD To NJ E. BY Hall Game. p
H. AHARD KNOT. BY Charles Gibbon. rs
HARPER'S FRANKLIN SQUARE LIBRARY.
LATEST ISSUES
Cts.
16s Diana of the Crossways BY George Meredith 20
l69. Betwixt My Love and Me- 10
40 Victor Hugo his Time. BY Alfred Barbou. Pro
All The % Professor. BY Charlotte Bronte, ira 20
Testainent -Four Parts Each. 20
l73. Hearts Delight BY Charles Gibbon ~
li5. ADRIAN Vidal. BY ". E. Norrs Illustrated 70
l70. Home Influence. BY Grace Aguar. 20
zsO: Darlen Exploring Expedition BY j. T. Headley
tsl Ensansed BY t. Fairfax Byrrnc. 20
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United s;ates or Canada, receipt Of price,
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l. THAT TERRIBLE NAN. BY w. e. Norrfs...-.-.-
@ SOCIETY IN LONDON. BY Foreign Resident.
g. MIGyOy; or BOTTLES BAY. BY J. s. Winter.
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WHITE sTARLINE-MAURY ROUTE.

WHITE STAR LINE-MAURY ROUTE.
w UNITED STATES AN YoYAL Nh ,sXtnpSnI HXtt sTEAM
.nef tiIr Captan Par-ell Thursday. July -. pm.
BRITANNfC. Capt Perry ...... hur.iay, July ~ A. IN
UIp ULIC Capt living THURSDAY Aug a. i5n p m
GERMA.IC. Capt Kennedy THURSDAY. Ang, - a. H.
Iron The White DOCK foo OF West lOtll-st
RATES saloon, a. $50 and 400. Return tickets on
favorable Storage from New York -p ON ho
old tt'lrlac only So For III
other information apply al the coipa
ny '""''' - - II. j. CORTlS. Agent.
Agents ior Philadelphia STUART &TOBEY 4oB Wanutst
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,ur Y : Ann RRAZIL MAIL SS. CO

American passenger line for 81 rhomls Barbados Parh
Maranham Pernambuco. Bahia anh Rode Janelre
1as4ng ptt-cu gors lor ioAr. am hu,ns ho-.
MERUIMACk saturday August j. At noon from iioDcrt
ADVANCa. saturday. August y stores Brookyn.
rom Newport Sew& Va on third day succeeding az u IN
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LYNCH LAW IN TEXAS.
The Murderer of Eight People Hanged by
nj

The shocking wholesale murder of in
nOcent persons by Il wretch in BlancO,
Teas, reported last week, is fully con
firmed; and the perhaps expected sequel
has followed, of the lyncting of the muir
derer The facts as related are that IA
man named "Al' Locke, a farmer, wide
ly connected, in that region, went to the
place OF "A neighbor, named Green, took
the latter's Winchester rifle, Green being
away from home and returned to the resi-
dence of his brother, Berry Locke. He
then Shot and killed Berry and his wife
\ neighbor named john Nicholson rode
up just then. Locke forced Nicholson to
go with him to the house of Mr.. Stokes,
whom he shot and killed. There Nichol-
son was lost sight of. His horse was tied
there when found, and it is supposed he
was also killed. Locke next went to his
own house and cut the throat of Mrs.
Henry Locke, of LlanO county, wife of
He also shot and killed there Mrs. Stokes,
wife of the Stokes he had Just killed.
Then he killed his daughter, Miss Locke,
who had been previously Wronged by him.
He then attempted to kill his wife, but
| his cartridges being exhausted he could
not fire another shot and she escaped
Having failed to catch and kill his
wife, he his mounted horse and start
ed in the direction of johnson
| City. After riding few yards he
met Thomas brunswick, whom he at
tackled, and into whom he plunged Il
knife, intllcting fatal wounds. The muir
derer then rode towards johnson City
but was arrested within two miles of it,
| This is the most horrible series of crimes
ever committed in this State. by it about
twenty children are left orphans. On
Thursday night tifty-eght unmasked
men went into BlancO and demanded the
Jail keys of Sheriff jackson. He refused
TO give them up and insisted that the law
should take its course. They said that
Locke was not fit to enter a court, anC
that if he 0he sheriff. did not surrender the
keys they would break down the jai
doors. Thereupon he gave them up
They then took Locke from the iail, tiet
his hands and placed him in wagon, anC
bidding the sheriff and his deputies t,
come along with them carried hin
about one mile from the jail and swuul
him to the first available tree.
When Locke was asked if he had any
thing to say he replied u have" In re
ply to the question, why did you
kill them ~ he replied, "'fhey wer
fixing to mob me-"
Did you XII every one whom you fel
NO" replied Locke, bitterly, did no
finish. Six are still living whom | wishe
to kill"
do you wish to pray ?"
Il have been praying" said the wretche
man. Then, turning to an old man in tn
crowd, he said. You pray for me-"
The old man declined saying, 1.-THE b
you"
This ended the preliminaries. Will
the conversation was IN progress Lock-
was ordered to mount the chair and stan
on 1t. The moose was then attached
a bough of an oak treee. The driver,
the signal, moved forward and the mu
Pei derer was left suspended He died witt
out a struggle
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BACKACHE

with all other symptoms of Kidney Disease. Her
husband was called home as she was dangerously
u; he bought Browns Sarsapara; she was cured
W it, and is now about her house in better health
than for years. The testimony of her friends is
hat Browns Sarsaparilla saved her life.
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Rave YOU GOT

\ Rnckachc, Drawing-dowu Pain, wcary, Tired
Feeling, Discrimination to Labor, Scanty and
High Colorcd Urine? IL you have any Of these
troubles you may he sure You have kidney y =
Gaze Are you Billions? Have You jaunlic"?
DO you have n sallow complexion? Are you
;roubcG with constipation? If so, you have
Liver Complaint and should read the following
testimonials:
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Mary A., br. m, 10 Bacon, Burlington.
Flora Hun, h. m, T. Il. Bailey, Ticonderoga'
WIN. g.. blk. e, w G. Baldwin, Jr.. Ticon-
Forester Boy, br. s., c. II. Wright ottawa
Tommy. II. I'd. c. Dyer, West Randolph.
McDougal, b. e., II. Wilcox, st. Johnsbuty
MOI Purse. $3.50 for horses that have
never beaten 2:3O.
Nightingale, b. m, w. $. webb, burlington.
Young Columbus, b. e., NJ a. Flanery, Bur
Lady banker, b. m, j.. T. NJ. Tierncy. St.
Chazy Maid, b. m, Abarc Il Richards, Chazy,
clara NJ, b. m. T. W. uttou. Morrisyillc.
rpstart CHI. r., G. II. Page, MOrrisNlllc.
Ausnhlc Boy, blk. g., John Pine, Clntonvillc,
Jennie. b. m, II. r.. Wright, Brdport.
Thursday September 10.
No. !, purse 500, for horses that have never
beaten 30.
Clipper, b. o., 10y Hobard's Ethan Al"n, u.
w. Cutting, Cnmhrid"c.
Erothcr. h. e. 10y llolhard's Ethan Allen, j.
A. Williams burlington.
Lady Banker, b. m. by Claybrino, j. I. NJ.
Ttcrncy, st. Adams,
Lady Patsy, b. m, Abarc * richards, Cha2r,
Gen. Geo. \. Ballard, blk. s., 10y Young Rim,
r. w. ttton. Morrisvillc.
Harry j. blk. e., John rtton. MoriSSyillc
urIS"ugnl. H. o., II. Wilcox, 81. Johnshury.
HTsnhiG Hov' blk o., John Pine. Ciimoniillc.
X v
r. T. H.. h. o.. r. f. Bailey, Ticondcroga
N
.Ionnin' h. m. II X. Wright. Bridport.
pickwick. j. j. Simonds. Brandon.
N,o.6, purse 500, for fonr-Near-oidS ana
M,,,ti,e ,,, -, la. v,,,,,,, t,ix su,s II
-' S'J i i, n,,. III i'i'' ~ ''''''7 '
p oo"UD' "' -, n'''t W r,uir En,,isb,irrb
Engineer. Ii. S., by Auctionccr. H. 5. Town,
Montpclicr
Barrimgton. br. $. o. 5. Dorman, Newport.
Jnnintn : M Joseph Layinc Ticondcroga
NY.
Government blk r. John f. Wright Mon
treaI. p, @,
,,,, e...,,,
FRIDAY, september lie
No. :, purse. 500, for horses that have never
beaten 10.
Young Columbus, h. e., VI. y. tlancry, Bur
paticncn, nix m. Georc VI. Fletcher. Middle
bury.
Sister. b. m. J. \. Williams. Burlington.
Joe b., blk. r., J. \ +: ". TicIncN, It. Adams
John >; Dr. g. +. II. men, NIuuicn,ity'
I"S d. 4, a. t,, IL, W,idnort
Nimnio =" 1 m ~ II Il r. nynr W"si RnmdnInh
VIM. G.. blk. r.. W. &. baldwin. Ticonderga.
Ny.
I "A.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-09-04

Gods Blessing to suffering humanity" is
DR GRAV9ES HEX "a ny Rpy rs o
cure for Heart Disease he recommends il
to all afflicted. He knows its value. SleO
per bottle.
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COL. NJ. X. PAINE-Dcnr Sir:

Your CELERY COMPOUND is one of tn
now before the public. | have been co
about one month since, when you asked /
bottle and believe it has Surcd my NE.
fore had used one bottle | was covered
is rapidly healing, and am iivc hundred
to have Il bottle of CELERY COMPOCND in
tues rs well rs do.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-09-04

Housekeepers are cautioned against vile
countcrteits on JAMES PNLES celebrated
PEARLINE, with names of II similar sound,
and in packages of "A similar shape. PeaTline
is the only safe article to make washing easy,
quick and cheap.
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THE RACES.
Over Seventy Entries Made - Liberal
Purses Offered.

Purses offered.
The liberal purses offered for the va
rious races have resulted in an unusually
large number of entries, there being over
seventyin all A glance at the names of
the horses that will be present is sutii-
Gent to show that interesting and well
contested races may be looked for. The
entries for the races on different days are
as follows:
Tuesday, September 8.
No. l. purse Sl75, open to all stations that
never beat three minutes.
Richmond, b. S. by WAIKIKI Chief, G. S. Apple
ton, Burlington.
Giroy, blk. S. by Messenger Duroc, ]. A. Will
liams, Burlington.
Tinker, b. s., NJ. Is. Holcombe, Keeseville, N.
Nembrino, jet blk. s., John Utton, Morris
vile.
harrington, b. S., o. S. Dorman, Newport, Vt
Forester Boy, br S., @. X. Wright, Ottawa
Ont.
Young Ethan, b. g., F. White, Burlington.
Wednesday, September o.
No. g. purse $50, for horses that have never
beaten three minutes.
Joslin, b, e., j. A. G. Hastings, Brandon.
Patience, blk. IN, George NJ. Fletcher, Mid
sdlebury.
Sister, b. m. j. A. Williams, burlington.
10 b., blk. e., j. ~ T. NJ. Tierney, st. Abans.
Fanny b., br. m, Watson Hamilton, liridpOrt
Little Harry, CHI e., Il. w. UttOn, MOrrisyiIle
Vermont Belle, b. m, Louis LapOnt, Platts
burgh.
Kaoin Maid, IN. m, VIM. Purcell, Middle
bury.
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Mrs. CnAs. HATUoRN, 81 Pearl St., Bangor, has
been very low with Kidney Disease; she had been
confined to her bed for some time. Had u con.
slant and intense
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-09-04
A CASE WITHOUT A PARALLEL.

In that horrible railroad disaster mt AShta-
bula Ohio, which everyone remembers. Mrs.
f. NJ. Coulter was hurled through the bridge
20 feet into the river of ice. Her friend Ond
Mc3Srs. Moody ~ Sankey's associate, the sweet
singer, p. y, Bliss, was killed, and she so badly
injured and her nervous system so shocked
that chronic hyStcria followed. She was sent
to Il private aSy lum, where, ritter Il long treat
mcnt, she was pronounced incurablr. Four
years ago Il friend sent her bottle of Or.
Flowers Nerve Pills The effect was like
magic Il bottles were taken, aud Mrs. COul-
ter was thoroughly cured.
For Sale by WELLS & RICHARDSON co.
Price, $l.00 per B"ttIe, 6 Bottles, $500.
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MRS G. P. BRAcKETT, of Hermon, had Kidney
Disease. Could not itup but one or two hours at
3. time. Had a constant tired feeling and sick
headache, together with the usual BACKACHE
nat accompanies Kidney Disease. Her husband
'joil Browns Slrsaparlha TO her, and by its use
4. was cured, and can now run sewing machine
md do work about her house better than fjr
wears. Mr.. Bracket says there must have been
one hundred people call to see her and all agree
that that famous Browns Sarsaparilla cured her
Of Kidney Disease.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-09-04
A RAILROAD PRESIDENTS TESTIMONY.

Col. ThOS \. Scott, for years President of
the great PENNSYLVANIA K. r., said just before
his sudden death, in answer to n question
There is hut one Or. Flower, and il will be II
century before there Is another and the one
medicine for Liver and stomach troubles, and
the general system is his Liver and stomach
SunatiNc,n
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Browns Sars 2p2TiIIa

guaranteed TO do al claim Il for T., au! any
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-1t Remember also print Co.,, home ,nsti-
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e. wn'- Sarsaparilla Is sold by al druggists for
500; G hotH for $500. ARA WARREN, Pro-
-',-'r -. -. Nqine.
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Extra Inducements.

In addition to the usual premiums
amounting to $4,000 offered for exhibits, II
number OF special premiums will be offer
ed in several departments which will be
announced later. The officers will use
every effort to maintain the best of order
selling and all Intoxicating liquors are
strictly prohibited on the grounds, aud ia
toXicaled persons will be excluded from
admission. In short no paius will be
spared to make this the most satisfactory
exhibition ever held at Howard Park.
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Prepared by M. K. PAINE. Windsor, Vt, u A.

q me- nC larch Il
Prices perl SIN General Western Agents.
Va bash Avenue,
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% W. f. i}n SIR am glad 70 say Of y9nr Celery Compound that have
and ought to be popular medicine.
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WINDSOR, May Is. 1859.

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From Hon. Hiram Harlow.

WINDSOR, VT, July ~, 1885.
Cor. VI. *. PAINE-DCdr sir: | have used
your CELERY COMPOUND in my famil several
months past with excellent effect, and gives
me pleasure to state that think it can bc rec
commended as doing all that you claim for il.
In fact my acquaintance with you as an apoth-
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would give me fun confidence in any mcdi-
cine of your manufacture.
Respectfully yours, HIRAM HARLOW.
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ISSo."'-l w FLN - FAGEN.
eELERN :':" $50: $::E e:
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II. G. RoBERTs, Merchant, Abbot, Me-, bad
Scrofula. Foot and ankle swelled so he could NOT
walk. Gave up business. Used four bottles
Browns Sarsaparila, was cured, and now attends
10 business az well as ever.
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:. ". TIBBETTs, N. D., Stetson, Nc, prrscrihcs
towns Sarsaparilla for all forms of Kidney and
yer Disease.
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From Hon. w. II. II. Bingham

MONTPELIER, VI, Janu0ry Z, I8,3.
cor. VI. *. PAINE-Dcd Sir Il wish to GER
tity to the beneficial effects of "Celcry Com
pound used II bottle last summer, and it
worked like Il charm. and have another bot
tie Mt my command, for use this winter. il
needed. | can Chccrtuly say it fills the bill
and its effect is all that YOU recommend
Truly yours, w. II. II. BINGHAM,
From Edward y. Phelps, VI. d., LII. d.,
Prof of the Theory and Practice of Physic
and Pathological Anatomy, Dartmouth COL
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WINDSOR. MAY Is 1SfQ
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of Wells, Richardson NCO, burlington, VT;
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