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The Portland daily press., 1888-06-27
BUSINESS CHANCES.

DOR sALE-s3O0O buys fixtures and furni
IL ture OF hrSt-class country hotel, "a rooms,
makes 20 beds; always full the year round locat-
$50 per month; an investigation will prove ii Just
as represented or no sale. w. 4. CARRUTHERS,
IL Court street, Boston. 26-1
DOR SALE = $1,000 buys a first rate wood
IL and coal business; consists horses wag-
Ons, sleds, l safe, Office furniture, Sheds Be-;
low rent; established 40 years; i'll health sole
cause Of owner selling; big chance for somebody;
nne set OF customers. w. II. CARRUTHERS, II
Court street. Boston. 26-1
EOR sALE-At appraisal stock and fixtures
business of over 5000 per day, on the principal
street In smart city with 20 miles of Boston;
trade best in the place run by present owner Is
years. i'll health cause of sale; investigation will
prove as represented or no sale capital required
$4,000 to S6,00C. w. f. CARRUTHERS, IL
Court ST.. Boston. 22-1
NOR sALE-S18OO, stock and fixtures OF cash
Il grocery, finely fitted throughout; well select
ed stock established 40 years location corner
good streets West End. w. f. CAcRUTHERS,
IL Court St., Boston, 22-1
EOR sALE-SSOO; frst-class route; fine
IL horse and team; splendid set customers;
pickles, mustards, preserves, ketchups, Sc. trade
Sl7b per week; 30 per cent. W. #. CARRuTH-
ERS. ii Court street, Boston, 221
DOR SALE -S140O buys fixtures and furni-
IL ture of frst-class lodging house, is rooms;
obcupied by present owner IL years; years
lease located In one OF the best sections In the
city OF Boston TO let rooms, and always let at good
prices; bargain for somebody. w. +. CAR
kUTHERS, Ii Court street. Boston. 22I
The Portland daily press., 1888-06-27

WANTED = Special agents to show every
w man In Maine where to obtain the most
economical life insurance; State Institution,
chartered by act Of Legislature; reserve fund in
state treasury; lowest death rate; fewest assess
ments: For information apply 10 THE PROVE
Portland, Me. 1879
The Portland daily press., 1888-06-27
THE FIRST GUN.
The Young Republicans Flag Raising
Last Evening.

The Campaign In Portland sauareIy
Opened.
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A RELIABLE MAN WANTED

ITO take orders for nursery stock to be delivered
IL next season; the right party can obtain a SIT
uation at once; only those over 20 years Of age
need apply; the best OF references requred; sala-
ry or commission paid; cash advanced for expen-
county In New England; over 80 years experience;
Address. for terms, X. G. CHASE Il CO.. 20 Penn
bertOn Square, Boston. ie25eodaf
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Value Of Imports and Exports.

The treasury department announces the
following as the value Of imports and ex-
ports for May, 1883, at Maine ports:
The Portland daily press., 1888-06-27
TO LET.

HOUSE with stable connected, both in arst
- class condition. SS Bracket street. BY
GEO. MILLIKEN, mh5tf
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Practice school Graduation.

The following will be the programme at
Reception Hall this evening.
The Portland daily press., 1888-06-27
RooKKEEPER WANTED

EOR our Biddeford and Rockland Branch
~ Stores; Young Lady preferred; but must
be thoroughly posted in double entry bookkeep-
ing. Apply In person at
THE ATKINSON HOUSE FURNISHING CO.,
Ger. Pearl and Middle sa-. Portland, NE.
ie6 diff
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mIsCELl.ANEOUs.

MISS ANNIE R. .JOHNsON-Will receive
1vl. pupils for piano instruction at her home
No. 1877 PARK STREET. 2I-I
NOTICE-AI complaints OF non-remoyal of
In offal or on account Of drivers not performing
their work properly to be left with the under
signed. In making complaints give number OF
cart. g. M. STANWO0D & CO., 261, 263 and
265 Commercial st. Telephone $50. may2d3m
The Portland daily press., 1888-06-27
MISCELLANEOUS.

W morals In goat and sealskin, Just the thing
ior vacation wear. Call and examine at BROWN,
46l Congress street. 23-l
The Portland daily press., 1888-06-27

We offer TODAY three hundred dozen
Turkish Bath Towels at lower prices than
such goods have ever touched before.
Lot is fifty dozen good size Turkish Tow
els at 5 cents each no discount for
any quality.
Lot 2 is fifty dozen large Towels at twelve
and half cents.
Lot is fifty dozen fancy stripe Turkish
Towels at twenty cents.
The others are from this price up to a
dollar each.
Our line of Christy's Real English Bath
Towels is complete and embraces about
all the different grades Of that celebrated
mako
The Portland daily press., 1888-06-27

PLACE. IMPORTS, EXPORTS
Bangor........ 89,165 1854
Passamaquoddy. y..... 8l94S l35.5O7
Portland 153,653 l31,74O
For the eleven months ending May sist,
1888.
The Portland daily press., 1888-06-27

"ANTED-B0o and Shoe Salesman for
w Maine. To one thoroughly familiar with
the territory, and having good established trade
liberal salary will be paid; applications from
such only will be answered. LAMKIN &
FOSTER, I74 Congress ST., Boston. 21-1
"ANTED-Men to collect small pictures to
w copy and enlarge In crayon, india ink and
water color; salary paid and outfit free. Address
with references for particulars EASTERN COPY
ING CO., 81 Main St., Bangor, Me. 14tf
The Portland daily press., 1888-06-27

ITO LET-Up.st stairs rent OF six rooms and
IL one-half OF stable, Sebago water In house.
on Maple ST., Deerigg. Enquire of j. b. DON
NELL, 10 Commercial St., Portland. 28-tf
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MALE HELP.

WANTED-A young or middle aged man TO
w work on a farm in North Gray, Me; a steady
job and good home for sober, Industrious man;
must hove knowledge Of farming and care OF ami
mails and know how 10 NOW and do haying; apply
at once. Call or address S. M. LATHAM West
Cumberland, Me. 25-1
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1888-11-15
JEFFERSoNVILLE.

Fannie Reed is visiting in Burlington.
Hattie Bradley, of Essex, was in town
last week.
Chauncey Warner and Charles Melen-
dy are on the sick list.
Those who attended the union at Wa
terviIle report good time.
Briggs Thomas and family, of Brattle-
boro, are visiting his brother, K. B.
Thomas.
Ella Holmes, who has been attending
school at Morrisville, is home for short
vacation.
Lilly Dillingham;, of Johnson, has been
spending a few weeks with her teacher,
Hattie Wilcox.
The several election bets are being paid
with good grace, although some feel
pretty sore over it.
Alpheus Bassett has moved into Rob-
ert Mackie's house, and Felix Burnor in
to the house vacated by Bassett.
The admission to the entertainment to
be held Thursday evening is 10 cents in
stead of %, as announced last week.
Carrie BlodgetG, who has been stop
plug with her aunt, Mrs. Varnum, re-
turned to her home in Danville Saturday.
Service and the holy communion, with
offerings for missions, in memory OF Miss
M. l.. Chadwick, deceased, at the Union
church Nov. IS, at 1870 a. IN.
The village school taught by Elsie Ray
more closed Friday with literary eXer-
cises. The winter term is to be taught
by Misses Raymore and Davis.
A large company of friends and rela~
tiyes assembled at Royal Dickinson's on
Thursday to witness the marriage of
their daughter, Rosie, to Chester Melen-
dy. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. Mr.. Wheelock. The happy cou-
pie took the evening train for Burlington.
Teachers examination for the town of Cam
bridge will be held at Jacksonville next Sat
urday, commencing at nine O'Clock a. m,
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To which ! append
FLETCHER.

Mrs. Dwight Spaulding is quite sick.
Mrs. Emily Reed has returned from East
where she has been for some
weeks.
The Republicans hereabouts look smil-
ing and happy, in spite of the wind, mud
and rain.
Gala Stuart is visiting her uncle, AL
bert Bingham, in WiIliston, who took her
to Montpelier with him this week.
Miss Emma Bingham, who has been at
home for few days, goes to Winooski
this week to work in the factory She
was a valued helper in the factory recent
" burned at Hinesburgh.
As Augustus Marsette was saving
slaves last Wednesday, the nails of the
fore and middle fingers of the right hand
were taken off, together with a little
flesh, so he is giving them a vacation.
A storm of wind and rain, which came
ND suddenly after he started, prevented
MIR. CrOcker from filling his engagement
here two weeks ago. Dea. /. e. Hunt
read a sermon by Rev. NJ. A. Wilcox last
Sunday. from the words: BE sure your
sin will find you out"
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HARDWICN.

Apples were plenty last week, there
being three car loads at the station.
The road from the railroad crossing to
fuckers mill has been worked and is
ready to use.
The fire In WOlooTt near John Poor's
was plainly seen from this town. 1t
proved to be at Dick Smiths,
The Republicans celebrated the election
Tuesday with bonfire, fireworks and an
oyster supper at the Centennial House.
News and Citizen and Tribune or Bos-
ton Journal 1920, n. Y. Mail and EX-
pres one year and picture of Harrison
and Morton Stat Shattuck's.
Miss williams has moved into rooms
in G. w. Burnham's house on account of
the Shed place, so called, having been
sold by the Judevine estate to Mr.. Hall,
of Cabot.
Abner Balch who has lived at Miss
Fuller's for many years, had a shock of
paralysis Friday evening, from which he
did not recover, dying Monday 70 renoon,
His remains were taken by a son, for in-
terment at former place of residence.
There is no particular use in saying
ANYTHING about the election. The Re-
pnblicans all feel we'll and the Denis. all
feel the way the old lady looked in Nc.
Loud & Co.'S. ad. in the Citizen few
weeks ago, but those poor Prohibs., par.
ticularly their Head Center in this town,
is beaten worse than the Democrats.
! A reward of $50 is offered for informa-
| ton Chat will lead to the arrest of the
miscreant who cut the rope and let the
Harrison and Morton flag down last
Monday night. Whoever did it will
| want to 90 west or to England or some
other free trade country, If he STAYS
around here 1t will be as warm as Hades
A week ago Saturday Mrs. Mary CLARK
had chill but remedies were used anC
for day or two she seemed some bette
but gradually grew worse and on Thurs
day symptoms of erysipelas were devel
oped and it proved on Friday to be
most malignant type, causing her deatl
Friday evening about 9 o'clock. Funer
al Saturday at the residence of Prof
Taylor. Her daughter Mrs. Taylor has
the sympathy of all in her sudden be.
reavment.
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CRAETSR BURY :

Collins q kinney's mill Is fast neari ng
completion.
2. X. Carney has rented his farm and
will move to Cabot.
James Mcconnell is moving TO the Sleep
er farm near Chas. Chamberlains.
Frank Sleeper has moved into the
house with the widow NJ. +. Udall.
Jute Dawson is repairing the old TWiss
house preparatory to making it his future
home.
Our postmasters at the Common and
Lower Village arc not very jubilant over
the election returns.
G.. A. Burnell, who has been visiting
his son in this town. has returned to his
home in st. Almond, p. @.
j. Kier keeps three hands in his shop
manufacturing water heaters for warm
ing water for stock in the winter. They
are fast coming into general use,
+. l.. Taylor, who went to Brockton
Mass, last tall, was seriously hurt some
two weeks ago while moving q building
At last reports he was dolng well.
E. A. Allen was called to Groton the
7th inst. by the sudden death of Mrs. AL
lens only brother, caused by the burst
ing of cannon while celebrating tht
| election of Harrison and Morton.
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GAM RIDGE.

Miss Carrie Ovltt is working at Mrs.
Chauncev Scott's in Fletcher.
Julia Reynolds recently had two frac-
tured fingers set by DR.. Morga an.
The village school closes on Friday of
this week. Messrs. Merriam and SIN
clair have been engaged for the winter
term.
The Republicans polled 216 votes the
9th, showing a marked increase over the
September vote. The Democratic vote
was IS, and the Prohibition 8.
Mrs. Sarah Foss, of Oconomowock
Waukesha county. Wis, is visiting her
sister, Mrs. S. w. Royce, and will remain
in town for several weeks at least.
Miss Ida Cheney, of Potsdam, n. Y e,
who has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. r.
Brush, returned home Monday, intend
ing to re-enter school the following We'd
nesday.
The Woman's Home Missionary Soci-
ETY. of the Congregational church has
sent two boxes, one to the Home in Bur-
lington, and the other to a pastor On the
frontier. The w, II. NJ. s. of the Metho-
dist church, are filling box destined for
minister's family at Fort Smith, Ark.
The election returns were received by
the majority with enthusiasm. Thursday
evening. A cannonade, COrch-light pro-
cession, the singing of campaign songs
interspersed with cheers and interludes
on horns, drums, etc., constituted the
programme, which was Immensely more
musical to Republicans than to Demo-
Gratis. Several of our prominent citizens
were serenaded.
Saturday seemed to be the settling day
among the betting portion of our com
munity. w. D. MacOy took delight in
exhibiting his gains won from the CAPT
talist and genial citizen, E. J. Gates, The
result of the election gives general salts
| faction, even Democrats seeming to take
a common sense view of the subject,
! judging from outside appearances. One
Democrat remarked that If the party
could not WIN with all the Official patron
age in their hands, they had better step
out.
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WOLCOTT.

w. o. Stratton is in DanvilIe selling
apple trees.
Mrs. S. II. Peck has returned from Ii
conderoga, N. Y.
Lyceums are held at the school-house
every Tuesday evening.
Mrs. j. b. Camp has returned from a
two months visit in New York.
Read the advertisements of our mer-
chants. They offer extra bargains.
Leclair and Grout are building a
slaughter-hOuse and will move their mar
ket here from Craftsbury.
The village school, taught by Miss Ber-
tina IIolbrook, closes Friday OF TINS week
a very successful term, is the verdict.
Martin Parker recently shot a hem
hawk at a distance of GS rods, by actual
IN measurement, which is said to be "A good
shot.
Rev. D. Z. Croft has accepted a call to
preach at Charleston, n. H., and he
leaves this week. Since his stay in town
he has made many friends, who will re-
greet his departure.
The pupils of the Riverside school in
the Hubbcll district will hold an exhibit
ton at the school-house Friday evening,
Nov. is, for the purpose of getting mon
ey for school appliances.
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Morrisville House, where short speech.
es were listened to from P. X. Gleed.
@. W. Hendee, G. w. Doty and D.
j. Stafford, of Morrisville, r. W. HUI
burd, of Hyde Park, and C. H. Stearns,
of Johnson. Cheers for Harrison and
Morton were given time after time,
and every body seemed to feel ''glad
they were here" Dwight Matthews
very pleasantly remembered the par
aders by passing the cigars around.
The down the line people were then
escorted to the station and one by
one the company dispersed. Taken
as a whole it was the noiSest and
happiest demonstration that has taken
place here for years.
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LOCAL NEWS
MoRRISVILLE.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES
SrNnAY. NOV. Is.

M. E. CHURCH-Rev W. X. Puher, tastoI
Services commence at p. N.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.-Rev. MI "alA-
er. Services commence at 1O.45 am.
Have you paid your election bet!
Mrs. C. G. Burke goes to st. Johns
bury to-day.
George Wilder has returned from
" aitsfeld.
Hiss Mabel Bundy has been in Bos-
ton for several weeks.
Munson, Waterman and Addie
West have new signs out.
John Hall has moved into Mrs
Hubbelrs house on Summer street.
The w. G. I. U. meets with Mrs.
C.. A. Patten on Thursday afternoon.
The winter term at the Academy
begins Monday, Dec. 3.
DIR. Hall and Clifford Tiff, it is un
derstood, expect to spend the winte
in the South.
The bill to incorporate the village
of Morrisville passed the Senate OF
Monday.
REGULAR convocation of Tucke
Chapter o. E. S., Tuesday evening
Nov. 20, at z o'clock.
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New Domestic and New d avis sew
ing machines for sale or exc hange a
G.. W. Doty's.
AT HoME.-I will be at my photo
graph rooms in Johnson until further
notice, and will make cabinet photos
for $3.50 per dozen cards for 50. 80
per dozen tin-types, 4 for 80 cts.
have a good line of photo albums
cheap. Am also prepared to do all
kinds of boot and shoe repairing at
my repair shop. Call early, for l am
going to close out the tin-tvpe part of
my business. @. ". BAKER.
DR.. E. W. Royce will again open
an Office at the Morrisville House,
Morrisville, VT, commencing Mon
day, Nov. 10, and remain until Sat
urday night, Nov. "a, and would say
to those who are suffering from any
chronic trouble to consult the DR..
while here. His name is familiar to
all in this section and he has many
grateful patients here. The DR.. made
some remarkable cures while here
little over & year ago. At that time
be promised to return here again and
this shows he has kept his word. On
account of pressing engagements else
where his time must be limited TO
Nov. "a. No one need hesitate to
consult him, as consultation is free.
His charges for treatment are reason
able and within the reach of all. His
Office hours while here will be from
9 a. m. to 8 p. m.
Harrison and Morton are elected /!
The hest outlook for the country since
the election of Abraham Lincoln.
The Democratic party are no more.
The Mugwumps and the Anthem
perance party called Prohibitionists
are in the wreck. Now for business.
You will find at the old brick store in
Morrisville ready made clothing for
men and boys wear, dry and West
India goods, paints and oils, boots
and shoes of all sorts, and rubber
goods to suit everybody; lumbermen's
boots, shoes and stockings; few
lumbermen's suits left. Cheese by the
pound or ton; a large lot of flour
bought before the rise feed of all
kinds; Is tons of St. Louis flour;
salt expressly for sailing our home
pork; Montpelier crackers by the
dozen or barrel two new cases sat
Gems and prints, underwear by the
cord nice pea beans by the bushel or
less; wood, lumber and cedar posts )
beef by the quarter and by the pound
at all times :, ribs and chime pieces,
pork and lard, sugars and teas. The
largest assortment of all kinds of
goods usually kept In any country
store in Vermont cutlery, cigars,
crockery, glassware, lamps and Ian
terms, axes and helves, and a new and
ornamental lot of jewelry for Thanks
giving and Christmas presents. Our
customers will find it to their advan-
tage TO call on US for we will try ano
make prices pleasing to all. All kinds
of produce taken, sucn as hides, wood
lumber and even eggs at Is cents pei
dozen. Poultry of all kinds will b'
taken the 18th, goth and 2lst OF Nov
for Thanksgiving, In exchange TO
goods or cash. Accept our thanks
for past favors and remember the ole
Brick Store IN Morrisville, for election
is over, the victory won and the SUI
shineg. GEORGE J. SLAYToN.
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MAYit Wins

We desire to say to our citizens that for
years we have been selling DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, DR..
Kings New Life Pills, Bucklen's Arnica
SalVe and Electric Bitters, and have new
er handled remedies that sell as well, or
that have given such universal satisfac-
ton. We do not hesitate to guarantee
them every time, and we stand ready to
refund the purchase price if satisfactory
results do net follow their use. These
remedies have won their great POPULAR
ty purely ON their merits. A. .. Gates,
druggist.
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EASr AApFiNsITsK

Mrs. Will Bailey is some better.
Eugene Ciffin has moved to the Woods
house.
Miss Lucy Hodgden is teaching school
in district No. 4.
Henry Warner has received a pension
of 81 per month.
The Republicans had a grand bonfire,
anvil firing, ETC., Friday night.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1888-11-15

hEALER in wagons of all kinds: one and
~ two horse lumber and express wagons,
bussIes, etc. Iron work and repairing done to
pr'ier; also Horse Shooting. Give him a call.
MORRISYILLE VT
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Mrs. ). II. Phelps is VISITING he,
Adams. ' /" %
Adjourned meeting of Warner
Fost next Saturday night. A full at.
tendance desired.
The ladies' circle is to meet will
Mrs. Cyren Joslyn and Mrs. f. s
Robinson on Friday afternoon.
Quite a covering of snow fell SIM
uay night and it looked like winter in
tllls vicinity Sunday morning.
Representative LeBaron has intro
duced bill providing for State in
speetor Of alcoholic liquors use by
town agents.
The Cleveland and Thurman flag on
summer street has been taken down,
out The Fisk and Brooks flag still
hangs, If it does look tired.
The public examination of teachers
Tor the town of Morristown will be
heId at the Academy on SATURDAY.
Nov. II, at l o'clock p. m.
The fall term of school at the acad-
envy, very successful one, hos closed
ana The out of town students have
gone home to rest and-eat turkey.
The person is known who took the
white silk handkerchief from Robin
sons store Tuesday noon. 1t may be
returned and no questions asked.
The sociable held at the Town Hall
Friday evening under the auspices of
the Good Templars, was well attend
ed and the excellent music eujcyed by
all present.
The ladies of the Methodist society
met last week to make the carpet for
the new church. The stained glass
Tor the front windows has arrived
and is in place.
The new NJ. E. church will be dedi-
Gated Thursday, Nov. p, services to
begin at p. m. sharp. Sermon in |
the afternoon by the Rev. J. W. Ham
llton, of Boston, and in the evening
by Rev. <. W. Culver, of St. Adams. |
The following young men of the |
Academy have been engaged to teach |
during the winter: Fisher in Mont
gomery, Morse in Stowe, Grow in
Gilmore, Newton in Wolcott, Blake in
Hyde Park, Sinclair and Merriam in
Cambridge and Jennings in this town.
Mr.. Bolton, of Cleveland, Ohio,
who lectured here Saturday evening,
spoke at the Congregational church
sunday morning. The speaker was
ID Charleston, S. c., on election day,
and his remarks were in the line of
he Southern question as regards the
negro.
The Academy students held an in
eresting exhibition, followed by a so.
;iaI time at the Town Hall Tuesday
evening. The declarations and rec
tatlons were up to tie usual stan
lard, which is to say, they were first
lass IN every respect, and showed
5ood natural ability and careful drill. ;
Ibe musical part of the programme. 5
'hich was under the direction OF Prof. I
Y nipple, was very fine.
The first entertainment in the win t
ar lecture course drew a good audi
nee on Saturday evening, in spite of ?
he rsin and mud. Mr.. Bottoms H. t
lstrated lecture was highly interest '
e and instructive, and he stands at :
he head in his particular line on the =
latform. We hope to hear him again e
/ the future. Hon. A. W. Tourgee v
I'd the Lotus Glee Club have been v
gagged for the course. The date of q
le next lecture will be announced Il
ION. n
h
We wish to express our grateful n
acknowledgements to each and all Of
t many friends who have so gener- 81
sly helped repair our loss by theft. sc
~ ,Nee- l,r.,,S-,-> e Ut q a @ ~ c--' ~
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hEALERS IN Pianos, Organs, Sheet Nusic
II an Musical Merchandise of all Des,rin
tons All orders for Pianos, Organs and Tuning
promptly attended to. ST. JOHNSBURY, VI <
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Or. J. A. ROEINSoN
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MENTAL SURGEON. Nopp,s,-r-r -.
- IeSth extracted with OBrUNDO haro,Iass
anu nearly PAINLESS. Crown Rrdra onI 10
ria'e " OK anu FINE Filings are SPECIALTIEs
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SHAW g. ROBB

I physician AND SURGEON.
= Main Street, HYDE PARK VI
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