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Telegram-herald., 1886-09-30
FOR RENT-H0USES.

RARE CHAM E-TO RENT GOOD b ARD
a ing louise IN hrst-c as and paying condItl IA;
Dtst fOcatlon WITHIN tNO moments Walk LON
the post Oilce. Rent OF hOu,s cheap, Will rent or
sell lurlture Ia The same. Adde'S l.. H.. care OF
this OIllce. %
no kENT-PkEMISE KS No. So Fulton-st., \. h.
/ cor. Fulton a4Q Laiaye yette, Will be iof rent
IrOm Oct. /, for one or more .ears. For lei ms
apply " J. ;. Crosby * Co., o. CanaI-st- Sltf
LOR KENT-HOUSk OF FIVE ROOMS WITH
stable, No. zly W. Fulton-st.: one of seven
rooms NO. 242 West Broadway near fulton-st.
OF SIX ROOMS IN new brick block corner Of
Shawmut-aYe ana MInter-st with gas, water and
other rcOnyeIlences, one OF three rooms corner of
Winter ana Atheists; also store ntted Tor meat
market, Ia good location iOr trade Enquire OF b..
81 lmO.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-30
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS.

AIS advertisements Ia this calunln, undrr
shateseF head. except 3Ezte4 >iltA-
rate IA lile table below. Always p<yAbls Ia
"A vance.
fer-ons ~ aattnE Situations can Secure
rsd aced rates D. applying "a tiae ofhes
The Nu11l Der ~ Aues IA ans aasef&ase 1.kent
caE be found - eisiding the nUalater II
words - sessa AEg part ~ iine oouzltsa
- lsne fUti iiHe-
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-30

The Hsrper Brothers. of New York,
vii undertake a novel enterprise next
month. They vii have special car
ittsd up, and send three artists and two
good Eriisrs through The South. The
car vii oe equipped Tor work sud FOR
hviax IN. The main points visited viii
5s Ashsville. Atlantis. Birmingham aud
Nashville. This sutsrprise o. the Harp
srs e tbe result o. a suggestion by J. II
fnnan. Toe work vii bs done mainly
Cor t0e magazine. ard viii d the most
sisoorste study x southern affairs IN
dertaken for some yssrs.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-30

PxRRH MATo. o; MArshsll, the Repub-
iican Domines fOr State Senator "a the
Seventh district. Is recommended as Lee
tursr q the State Grange, leading
member o. the Knights Of Labor, sn sx-
Uaion soldier, snd the husband Of a
wslLkuown and respected wife. These
Quslidcaiious ought 70 send man
straight 10 a front seat IN the chamber.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-30

Trsin No. 2 has Throrgh Coach daily eroeps
sunday, for Grand Rspids Holland. tsrxnd
Haven, huskogUn and Feulwsier. Aieo 1hroUgh
loach leaves the above points via g. A " NJ Ev
each day. except sunday. arT1rina "a Tule.to OF
Irsin No az f.4s p. M
AL trains daily except sunday
j. G PARKER, t.e1l psxsL Agent
X. .. MArTH Ews Northwestern Az. AuskeFon-
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-30

The Saginaw Herald says there are
sizus ot a civil var IN the ranks Of the
Saginaw Democracy. AL signs, however
ars liable 70 fail IN dry time.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-30

The latest returns from Russia indI-
cate that the CzaF oit OF little more
than be- can cooveuiently chew when be
dspossd Prince ALFxASDxR.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-30

GoULD. Of Portland. has made himself
almost AZ famous as GOULD OF New
York. One IS in the bjrds OF wedlOck
aud The other Of paddock, As II were.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-30

To tho word 'm0oniighIer" there must
bs two definitions, one for Kerry and one
for Kentucky.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-30

At the last census l7,2l9.O99 persons
Wero reported as sngrged IL Various en-
ploymouts. Of which l4,7H,942 were
males oi ali szss. OF these 7,O75,6S3
we're engaged IL agricultural pursuits as
farmers, Farm lsborers and stock raisers
Nlne-tenths o. these people we're ma
tsvss Of the United States. Inasmach
a. the farmers vote - one half Of the
whole east. it - evident where great
share u the political work must be put
IN By The candidates who hope to win.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-30

Expres trains daily tbe rear round make clo~s
connections with trains rom Canada The Esr.
and south. - Al Lake Superior PointE.
A WkrsoN W ALLIE
sen superintendent fseufl Pasr A T4cfaf A a
Marquette. Mich. Nsrouefte Wirh
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-30

Our correspondents from Spring Lske
zives ia another colamn an interesting
aoeount q the death Of SrEaSG, the
Mormon prophet, which Is the b-tier ios
stating facts The man was rndoubt-
eddy zone too good 10 carry out the deeds
fsst have 90 frequently been charged
against hin, bat Il Is hardly fair to heap
upon a mans memory crimes Of which
hs vas not guilty. Thsre are others who
WI doubtless recall ths terrible affair Of
his punishment
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-30

locei tfirht lesves t-rand Rapids g. ! J. N.
fAf-yine pas<enFe-F fsr a. 4lloTan.
A. trsint deily excepf eandee
1hronRh tickets ~ a. points. sut berfft m
seeTs,nf coarhe< car - serfiref ~ rniou 1icfef
tGsoe. 81 hc1Iroe-et erf 81 dfT0t
y y NchEt<Ef Genera agrrt
GEO y. NrE50E. CITY Tfckrt Agent
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-30

AL A 30
A. lz2ia< s.a a. cli4 un2 eaiet : t.a
st1aas..d krlS.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-30

Al Others daiiy cxoepf sunday
Slacping csrs run Or fsEi1c ana Atsufic a..
pres tralIls 10 aud fr0ia Detroit
fATi0r csfz run on Day ExprrsS ana Grand Rk.b
ids kKpre<s 10 and from DctfoiL
Direct CONNECTIONS made 81 DctroI with A.
through trains Easl over n &. A. r.. iOanaca
eoeihcrn Divlsionl
GAS II. EoAKIs General Ag1 g. Nouroe-a
J. II HAWKfSs. 1lcke; Az Union IicEsol
q. ". MiNsoS Union Tiki Oficc. 81 konnoSs
O. " kU6sLEs. G. 2. a J. A ChicaVu
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-30

TDhAys cAhof - excepted. @Daily.
fs'zels7cIx taxing TIE Is a. n. Express make
Close connection st Owosso fof lA1sfn. ard Al
Detroit for New YORK, arriving there 81 l0sso q n
the following morning
Night kxpress has lOcSi Sieeping Car from De
tr0it 10 Grand Rapids
Enis Is the Only line running Limited K1pre-s
loayinS here a. 6.S1 =. n win Sleeping Car q
Detroit making direct CONNECT l0nk fof Al poiuls
kast, arriving ~ New York AZ 90 , N the foliow.
fng evening. Trains wet al 70 IS n VII nAks
direct osnnectlon with palace steamer City a.
Milwaukee for Al points west
Through uckets secured e. D. q r. IN oroes
sweets Hotel block. and al thC derol
D. IcTTEE. City paz Agert
08o. B. EEEvR. TrArlc MAnsl.el. ChioAgo-
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-30

All trains AsTiss - sld aep.n nou Unss.
1elsot
Depart
Nal for Chicago. n ,skeS0I and 4Lae1af saE an
fAs kxpEses ior CAlozto--- HIS i m
~ kiafxzr Zoe skctla - ~
NlEht f1pTcse f0f Ciiieaeo- -
h1frssk iof his Rapids AID haldpIl...-.f so "a
As1 iof BIG kapl1s and hA-1sln ...-.--.f s,st -
Arrive.
NifAi Ekpfs1e non Chicago ..-..,..-.---s a au
tnIft,s ffull n Ailek exon Ell ~ = r.
al fr0an l1lcaFo zzld Nuskeeou .....-..f Sat PA
IA pres frNU Idlrst0. - f.skpn
fas1 kxI frun Chicago end kukkaCo1 = So ~
ExI'fsss nun his RAPIDS AID Baldwin fl1.to n
~ pr<rS fron1 Baldwin -...-.... - s.S1 = A.
.Dally. Italy exocra SUNDAY.
1hroagh coaches ~ Chicago Al3 Toicto GA aO<
n ~ train
Through psri0r car " Chiosso o. ls.so D K.
tTtln No e1tra ch4rgt f8T sc4k
through Pullman slf<pins car Gun ezsEdn To-
Chicago Oh n 90 , n train.
CAafkSTfa. IrEf.c NEr
Union Ickei Ornc. q Monroe flreei
WILLIAM A. 0AvEg1.
Assistant tsea fassenxeF Afeit
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-30
THE BOOM

OF THE YEA EfD
TF1-kef fNT1- Isffes arc rrettlr18en q
socf ssf-eE car usFe rIqElre ~ sa.nr s-u b
- .sla "a coi-rs f7ff via "a. one e<TT tkff
witF esft IfF ycF rraer fffres< ~ te~rftlrT
snf terms 5AEES -. CofssF5AI.L = sffE
state tffrts. crruer eeterr sve e1f TfTrSreet
rrtf.t -
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-30

Al trs-l. 1allg f1le-1 oualaF.
f,ir 81 Train Las fsriur cAl its Cincinnati.
t11 = a. lAll 1as s.et lilE Csr IElr t.lslu.lzE
- = tfAll c<llneclk 81 ksla-lAEsS ~ hxtif
lIstt tt.-ts1l-. Detroit and tsnaIlaz loisits -
riRlilE s1 l'einlii a. j. IA pa
thgolsA tiokels and ri information oan Ia
nad ~ cAi-ilg ufe1 a. Aiaauis lifksl azonl ~
1esot o. .1eo. " 4 lnsa,l. Dlia1 Isnkei AsSck g.
4ellfoc stit..-l L. T. l.oCf s.l1l.
Geoorkl fasseaseF eat 9snkes seeat
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-30

For some weeks the iELzeAAN-HER-
AIDS circulation has been sery hear 70
6,0O0 copies laily. Last weeks Far and
other attractions II the city doomed the
circulation up 70 high water mark. Fol-
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-30

short Line s1d Throurb Coaches trusn ca Ran.
Holland. Cd Haven, AuskegOn Sud PeDtweter
GOING WEST. Central Tine GOING EAeT
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-30

BUSINESS oaRDs.
IA J. WHITLEY, FORMERLY MANAGER OF
w Burche's painting establishment l. located
az l47 Monroe 81 where ore-s viii be received for
painting, paper hanging and frescOeing. Rcmem-
Der The place. Opposite the Soldiers Monument
r1TY BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY lbs
" Grandviile-sye Regular trade solicited ".
R05E, Proprietor,
/ c. HERKNER, WATCHES, CLOCKS AND
y. Fine Jewellery, IS Monroe-st
OSCAR DYE, 287 DIVISION ST, CARPkNTER
~ and lob shop. Screens e speciality.
COMMISSION. p. J. LAMB 4 CO.. WHO'LL
" sale dealers in fruit and vegetables, butter.
sggz, etc. and 10 Ionia-st.. Gra1d Rapids. Mich
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-30

$500" - r'-tNrN tt-tat tltt-t. r-aa4.
Lfs-n ZEE Flls. 81 sst las ll44l ca sfIzlIt q
~ 4r4ft1s4 CHS 2a5 AAlkllaR
ti,es - traan ~ char 60 An AscklAss l-is
kle tlaFersc lfiy.
ttt a. tram Aas sls1rl1f as tils.r ,zfs a.
irGeSfse t8lg AID 4 Ecfiaza fliy.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-30

Detroit, Msckin>e 3 Msrcoctts n II.
"THE NkcKISAw sEoRT LINZ"
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-30

HELP s4STED-M8LE
NANTED-B0l To LEAkN HARNESSMAK-
" lns, of che Thai Las s0Ile ezpeFieDse- Ad-
ll.ss u j Room. 81 llaLI. Nlll.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-30

NOR FXcHANGF-FOR THIS wINTER A
L Sohmer cabinet grand anO tor a good
square OF grand. inquire OF DR.. X. J. Kirkland
president OF Schubert club.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-30
LOST

LOST.
/ OST-LADiES POCKETBOOk CONTAININC
+ L. Wentworth, l15 Legraud-sl. and claim re
ward 81
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-30

WANTED - SITUATION sTENOGRAPHER
W and typewriter operator. Good peEman,
understands bookkeeping. Can furnish type
writer. Reference good. Address A. r., Dox y,
Nontcry Mich. S0ti
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-11-26
EillinR WnsheH.

Recently we have taken advantage Of
the comparative leisure on the farm to do
something toward stopping washes, In
many places we found little washes
started on the upper side Of bitches. our
practice for some years has been to leave
an unplowed strip three or four feet wide
along the upper margin of bitches to stop
washes and filter out the dirt coming
down from above. 1t works admirably,
but sometimes notwithstanding this pre-
caution, littlo washes have started. We
had hand with Il wagon load of leaves
follow each ditch on stubble land, throw
leaves in each wash and where rocks
were convenient put some of them at the
lower end Of the wash to hold the leaves in
place. In the absence of rocks u few
stubs may be driven across the mouth.
Leaves not only catch and hold dirt, but
enrich the spot, and next year grass and
weeds will spring up in the wash and
filter out the dirt passing through them.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-11-26

One rope was passed round the heifer,
just back of the forccgs, and fastened.
The other end was brought down through
a pulley, rs shown in the picture. A
span of strong mules provided the motive
power at the end of the rope. The other
rope was fastened about the heifer's
horns. \ group Of men pulled at this,
and thus kept the animals head from
falling TO one side and catching on the
stones. \ steady pull by the mules
brought the hcifer out without injury
AS soon rs she cleared the well curb u
door was pushed under her and she was
lowered to the ground and the ropes
were removed In Il short time she was
upon her feet, apparently but little the
worse for the accident 1t frequently
happens in accidents of this kind that
animals are in danger of drowning or of
beating their heads against the wall In
such cases halter or rope should always
be put on the animals head, to hold it
until help can be brought.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-11-26
Make Winter Work,

Cant you make work for the hired
man this winter? Try it, Can't you
make arrangements for feeding stock or
cutting wood that will enable you to give
the hired man home, at least? The
cities are filled every winter with farm
hands who have no place to stay after
November. Many of them would come
here anyway, but there are some who
would stay at the farm if they knew they
could have good home. These are the
men you should help. Many II young
man can be made into "A useful citizen by
a little announcement, such as you can
easily give. You have a home, with
plenty to eat and drink and enough to
wear If you have promising young
man at work for you don't let him go
tramping off to the city this winter-if
few words from you will keep him away.
Exert yourself, make little extra work
for the sake of giving him IA job. We
make no plea for the many foul tOngued
rascals who are found on too many
farms Get rid of them by all means.
They are worse than poison in your fam
lily But if you have man who is capa-
bic of approaching II home, and who has
good in him, keep him if you can You
have chance to carry out Il little prac
teal benevolence that you will never re-
gret-Rural New Yorker,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-11-26

Since the Introduction Of reaping and
moving machines the practice Of throw
ing land mp into ridges TO dispose Of sur
plus water has gone into disfaVOr. In SO
far a. this has induced undertaking il
has been an advantage, but an open fur
row ON the surface is far better than no
way for disposinG of surplus water. Win
ter grain especially needs surface drain
are, as quite often the surface is flooded
while the soil is frozen, so that water can
not sual; down TO the underdrain. Land
for spring Flowing il all the better for
being thrown into the ridges this fall.
Il can be got at several days earlier than
if the surface is level, and if desired in
the spring the ridges may be ploWcd
down.-Amcrican Cultivator.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-11-26
r PRESS FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 26, 1ss6.-TwEIvE PAGES
From 115 lbs. to 161 lbs.
To the Cuticura Remedies owe
My Health, My Happiness,
and my Life.

A day never passes that do not think and
speak kindly ol the CUTICURA REMEDIES
Seven years ago, all OF II dozen Jumps formed
on my neck, ranging in size from cherry
stone to an oruugc. The large ones were
iriphtiul to look at. and painful to bear; pcO-
pie turned asdeeyhen they saw me, in dis
gust and was Ashamed to be ON the street
or in society. Physicians and their treatment,
and all med Cincs inicd to do any good. In II
moment Of despair ! tried the CUTICURA
REMEDI rs -t UTICUlA, the great SKIN Cure,
and CUTICUIA SOAP, an exquisite Skin Beau
titiCr, externally, and CUTlCURA RtSOLVENr,
the new Blood Purifier, internally; the small
Jumps as ! ca them Y HduWlly disappeared,
aud the large ones broke. in about two weeks,
discharging large quantities of matter, leav-
lag two slight scars IN my neck to-day to tell
the Org Of my suiicring My weight then
was one hundred and fifteen sickly pound :;
my weigh now is one hundred and slXty-utc
solid, healthy pounds, and my height is only
five feet five inches. In my travels / prais Il
the CUTICURA REMEDIES, North, South East
and West TO CUTlCUit> REMEDIES OwEMY
HEALTH, MY HAPPINESS and MY LIFE. a
promlut mt New York druggist asked me the
other day. "DO you stll use the CUTICU A
REMEDIES; you look to he in perfect heating
NV reply was. II do, and shall always | hive
hcN or known what siCFncSs is since | com.
menccd using the CUrICURA REMEDIES ."
sometimes am laughed al for praising them,
to people not acquainted with their
merits, but sooner or later they will
come to their senses and believe the
same as those tn Il NC them, as dozens
have whom have told. MAY the time
come when there shall he large CUTI-
CURA Supply House in every city in the world
ior the benefit of humanity, where the c. II
CUBA REMEDIES snail he sold ONLY, so that
there will be- rarely a need of ever entering Il
drug store. VI. HUSBANDS
P.O. Box 1881, New York, n Y.
CUTICt RIA REMEDIES are positive cure for
every form OF skin and Blood Diseases, from
Plmplcs to Scroiula. sold everywhere. Price:
CUTICURA, 80 cents; SOAP, p cents; RESOL-
VENT, $l.W. Prepared by the POTTER DRUG
AND CHEMICAL Co, Boston, Mass.
Send for GLOW to Cure Skin Diseases"
pIGPLES Blackheads, Skin Blemishcs, and
Ill Baby IIumOrs, use CJTICURA SOAP
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-11-26

Celery intended to he taken to market
must not be removed from the pit or row
while il is green. II is not salahlc in that
condition. The preparing for Aarkct j.
the most expensive stage through which
the crop passes. Every separate root has
to he dug, trimmed, knitted, washed and
packed. Sometimes two, or even three
roots are required to make a bunch
equivalent to one good sized root Ten
dozen bunchcs even after the digging
and bringing into the shed, will make Il
large days work for one man to prepare
for market.
Celery is usually packed in boxes of
three dozen in each. If the celery is
large often two and a half dozen will
ill the box. Celery cannot he grown.
counting every root, for less than fom
ccuts per root. At Wholesale the price
of celery varies from $50 to Sc per box
of two and IA half To three dozen, according
to the season.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-11-26

DRAWING A COW OUT OF A WELL
BY MULE POWER.

The Sulky Plow-Don't Turn the Farm
Hand on, but Make winter work for
Him-Filling Notwithstanding cell
cry.
In this picture is Yankee notion
which our farmer friends may find it con
venient to copy 1t appeared origin
ally in The Rural New Yorker The
clever plan shown was not, however,
thought Of by New Highlander, but by
an Indanian.
A heifcr weighing 1000 pounds broke
into the yard during the night and fell
into well % feet deep She fell to the
bottom, with her head just above the
water, where she lay looking up us
though imploring aid. 1t seemed at first
a hopeless case, but at last II plan was
proposed that proved successful, Three
strong poles sixteen feet long, were
raised over the well and chained together
at the top, so that they stood over the well
like a three legged stool. Two sets of
hay fork ropes and tackle were obtained
and made fast to the chain at the top
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-11-26
More Muttun-Fewer Wrinkles.

We must increase the size of our stock
not by crossing with other breeds. but
by judicious selection Of larger, better
constitutional merinos having fewer
wrinkles, less grease and LONGER staple.
1t can be done, and that too in IA season
able time, by selection and good kecping.
Other breeders Of fine wool sheep, who
have found thoir sales falling of since
the declncin the price Of wool, are taking
tho same view of the situation. They
viii endcavor to get the wrinkled mcrno
pelts to unfold, smooth out and cover a
larger carcass. 1t will not longer do Ia
ignore the mutton value of II sheep in
addition to what it Gun do in the produc-
ton Of fine wool. New England Farmer.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-11-26

Wheeled plows are used to consider
able degree in these days of hard packed
ground. The wheels carry the weight Of
the pillow and prevent to some extent
the hard packing Of the bottom soil, which
comes with long filth. Harder and
harder it seems to be for man to wrest
a living from the ground. lie must
sharpen his wits up to the last degree.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-11-26
SULK PLOW.

Those with whom the sulky pillow is
popular declare that with it an even
depth Of furrow can be gagged perfectly.
1t turns over tho land SO completely that
grass and weeds con by it be thrown
under tho furrow and left To rot and en-
rich the soil, 1t is not, however, quite so
handy for turning corners as the old fash
Toned hand plow was 1t is much easier
on man and beast, though.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-11-26

Rang onto all the guilds kin git, and be in fine
order to stay to dinner, in case was invited with
out forming part of the FEAST While this story
about the cannibals may may not be correct, we
would say to any who contemplate trip to the
Fiji Islands, it would be well to stock up with Inc
" Happy Thought" wave line plug tobacco, which
by the way. is the best chow in the world Ihls
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-11-26

popular brand is sold
everywhere in ten-cent
pieces, and once you use
1t, whether going among
the cannibals or remain
ing at home, you will
never be withoutit. Man
ufactured by the Wilson
& McCallay Tobacco Com
pany, Middletown, Ohio.
Call for the " Happy
Thought" and take no
other. Sold by grocers.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-11-26
Sneezing Catarrh.

The distressing sncCzc, sncczc, snccZc, the
acrid, Watery discharges from the eyes ana
nose, the painful inflammation extending to
the 3rOat, the swelling of the mucous lining,
causing choking sensations, cough, ringing
noises IN the mead and splitting hcuuu hos,
how familiar thcsc symptoms are to thous-
ands who suffer periodically from head colds
or influenza, and who 1--we i'll ignorance of the
fact that single application of SANFORD's
RADICAL CURE FOR CATARRH VIII afford IN
tdntdItcOltS rc}uf.
But this treatment i'll cases of simple Ca
tarrh gives hut II faint idea OF what This rem
cdy will DO in the chronic forms. where the
breathing is Uh>tructcd by choking, putrid
mucous accumu'atlOns, the hearing afiyCtCD,
smell and tast" gone. throat liberated an /,
hacking cough gradually fastening itself up
ON the dcmlltatcd - stem. Then ii j. that the
marvellous ca atIve power OF SANFORD :
RADICAL tURE manifc>tS itself in instuntau-
cOus and gra c1ul relief Cure begins from
the first application. 1t is RAPID, radical. per-
manent. economical. safe.
SANFORn'S RADICAL CURE insists Of one
bottle OF the RADICAL CURE, one box CA
TAtKHAL SOLVENT and an IMPROVED INHAL-
Err price, 81.
POTTER DRUG n CHEMICAL Co, Boston.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-11-26
CANNIBALISM AND TOBACCO.

newspapers is some
use, after all. Twas only
to-day | read in a paper
as how cannibals on the
Fiji Islands would MT eat
a Teller as had chawcd ter
hacker, COZ they didn't
digest well. Now, | III a
gent as isa travellin', and
faint MORN likely |
might drop down there
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-11-26

Ofevery kind and description, New, Nobby, and desra
ble mot old suit in stock for dress street or
business wear that perfect in fit and desirable in
style. People who buy Clothing at store find it
easy to obtain just what they desire and in every in
stance able to be well fitted We cordially invite
all people who troubled to find just what they want
for Men, Youths Boys Children wearing apparel to
visit store. We have goods that will please then
and guarantee time and attention to each and
every customer. Our stock of