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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-10-31
BRAlNT Rec.

Henry Ford Of Boston il the guest Of Isaac
Treal. I'erlcy Ferry Of Saratoga is in town.
Mrs. Emma Burrows o. Barton Landing is
IN town. -ApUias sharp and wife have gone
70 ItoNburE Tor the winter Samuel ana '
T. spear have opened their mills for cider
making. Md iiorner OF Eoxbury ia working
Tor G. +. Woodward Lora Hutchinson II
soon to clerk in Charles ThurstUn'H store,
West Rando phi. George BoYce an wife have
returned from Maine. Rev. Edward Wllds
died at his home in Rev Hamushire last week.
+. stone and son have bought tho Buxton
mills ~ l'roo Killed. and will soon move there
The I'M clcty have begun repairs on the
church Forty-two mon engaged in SOUR
rel hunt, saturday. Captains Y. J. pear ana
hlmnaIl Mcintyre. the Winning party VINO en- -
loycd an oyster supper at the blanchard house
gwen By the defeated party at the ciosc oi
day.
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MARSHFIELD.

DR. II. :. Carver moved his family TO Calais
last week. lie expects 20 70 to springfield,
Mass. t. practice. The village cemetery so
ciety had their annual meeting saturday and
tss u n cuHd't,on Is goou ne Col,
thus IAN if weather permits. Mira jonathan
Folsom is very sick. The village hotc! needs
George Wooster is in Boston this week. he
W. {. Y. /. met with Mrs. van' Mc'riliis
This afternoon Albert T.. Gnmterton and
daughter.-A. ". King was stricken with
paralysis last week and is very low. but hopes
are entertained of his recovery Mrs. amy
tolburn IL improving in health
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\ Disease Unaccountably Prevalent.

The prevalence Of ailments attributable to
miasluatic poison in the air That people
breathe, and the water they drink, is well
nigh unaccouutabe Not alone in pestilcutial
swamps, badly drained suburban districts,
and MARSHES exposed t. the suns rays by the
rec'ding tide, is tlI7 ~c1ursc Of humanity
found. ENtn in great cltic-, BEAUTIFULLY To-
Gated, 7ElliiUuy severed, well looked after in
every respect IN q sanitary way, sc ind NAL
ariu. It's presence IL often lnrNulraOlc, but
lis attacks are always prcVentUhle. The pro-
tectur ia llostrttrl', Stomach Bi!ters. The
oradlcHtor hears the same uamc-a name
known 10 thousands Throughout our broad
lund and elsewhere ~ a synonym al reiict,
prch cnt On and cure of the iu-dinu- disorders
in ltS ahuuinohir phases Chillo aud fever,
bin GU, reniticnt, dumb ague and agHe cake
nS vel as others. Nor is the sitter less ef-
ieciive for Indigestion, kidney complaint, bill
Aousness aud rheumatism,
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EAST MONTPELIER.

j. VI. Could aud wife gaze a whist party Fri
day even nv. The prize winners we're Mrs.
Willis Tracy and G. il. Dodpe--Elrs. Look Of
Marthas vineyard il here -Elhauan Orms-
bee has returned from Pennsylvania. '-yl e.
Wnus Ellis and wife who spen, the summer
with their daughter IN Oregon. are at homo
aEaln.. Ihcr. i 20 be a Farmers league or
HHniTed here III the near future. Mr.. ana Mrs.
Eurtun Gale Of Pennsylvania are at houc.-
Ihe school in district 40. !, t1u4nt by LOTTO
Woodward, closed saturday. Eva Bis, and
il@Ita Hiss were neither absent nor tariy.-
school at the -Four Corners closed Friday with
a pleasant entertainments
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LOWELL.

Marshall Gilman is spending a few days at
died at his home in Thu, town on Satur-
day, October Il. aged - years. Mr. a ne
settled in this town about Isl. and has lived
the Legislature in lsl6-;, and again in 1888
lie was also side judge for term OF six
wears. and held most Of the sma Ter Offices
connected With town affairs at one time or
another.
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NEW HAVEN.

NIr. Squier and children are at the capitol.
Allen barton hH~ been quite sicl, for several
weeks past hu; i better, Mary Hodges, who
has been in the employ Of Mrs r. :. Dana for
tho past five years, is dangerously I'll at hei
fathers in Ripton. Beaver Glen cheese fac
tory closed for the scnsOH of 1854 tLa 9th
Oliver Eaton has returned to- Kansas his fam
ilE are to follow in a SHort time Work On
the new church is progressing finely. New
carpets have been ordcreu.
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GEORGIA PLAN.

Moses Wightman died October u, aged %
His funeral wa, attended sunday, October e.
Rev. MIR Knapp officiating. Mr.. WigAtmAu
Was very worthy and highly Respected cit
ilen. Rev. j. :. Goodall Of Essex junction
wul preach next sunday at the Baptist church,
Georgia Plain, The crdunEce OF baptism at
the close OF the morning service.
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MONI PEllER

eHldOle9 comprised l'o programme
Tho Y. Va. ;. students IRE TO issue regu-
lar paper IN th'ir own interests. corps
oil editors - heih% arranged, advertising
| solicited ahuHNe edltiohs VIII be issued dur
ing the present SEMINAR wear
Inc postPoh'u " ''H'hs'oh county Ohrls-
l.Nh hhueoFor convention IS 10 De heIi IN
'He Oohsrcs"''on',, 'n"rch "C barre nov
''"'e' " nc Uu''ooN - goo" lo' 'uo pes'
H-eo' 'nS S'u "e," "S ,nc 'i'o"'
ne llu'i'"' "u" '''e'"'J '"''I'''hh'"'
| 'u%N uishl ny 'encn'r" anu suuneh's from
the v w. - I" trinity church' WIS
! success IN ''l 1'l''' I'uen'S' ,,
w. H. thurman, mas competed us iaporS
WIN 'uo Mo"'Pc"g' vas ''gn, coiupa"F'
an, WI" ni"' MS '',.'y 80 " ',''''nS1o"" H.
1lontPeHer Ionge' No w. !. q. t.. l., on
} HiHy ad'Pt'd ne" c"lo Oh bylaws ana
received SIX new app"'atIons Tor member
snip. plnc,rs Tor inc quarter beginning
November l. WI" DC eIec'ed heNI Fr]uay
hiSh', ana " l"'HS c'"ss OF cahhlua'es M
uaJed'
lie baptist H'"es heia a very ENJOYABLE
a"c'hl enieflhhmrhl ~ lhef Ne'trN, frluay
AFTERNOON an" eN'H'hg'
new So'r' society c'ueH the sons OF
los. Is ''InS o's"lI"iu ny some oil lne
young men,
" e''oh " 9I''n are I,a"InE barre
granite monument lor the hehilcE lalnily oil
N"iaiS'
uere Is pro'I ECU 'nuO inc washington
/ Couhy N"'' 'g'Np "''s ulio" VIII DE ne'd
WIN MON 1I.' '"'S 10 %, IA Nov ",
/ Y. VI. s.. last Friday night. was
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Sada and Clara Weed are guests Of Mrs. j.
y. iletcher.-G. T.. Lewis OF Pot-dam is with
his sister, Ilr. q. y. ~A.n. !. II. Fletcher is
in Sew ORR.
VI. -. Eutchelder has returned to 81. Louis
Mis-, Elmer = with Lucy JeWc!. A. II. Rice
Is sick. Mrs, Frank Converse is recovering.
Louise Converse, VINO has been at Middle
bury AT school is not TO return.
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MlDDlEBURY.


Small for lecture about the middle of
November Earl Cushman was at Wells
River as delegate from the Congregational
Sunday school Il. H. Bond of Bond Bros,
who has been suffering FROM eye trouble, is
again at his place of busncsS.-S. W I'd
gerton, college class OF IS who recently
went to Chicago, has been admitted TO the
Illinois bar and will practice in the city.
President Ezra Brainerl and Prof. Gran
willie wager of the college attended Che state
Teachers, association. j. II. Sargent drew
the piano offered by Mrs Michael Baylau.
| Two hundred and itty tickets were sold
! Rev. a. +. Keith is suffering from thront
trouble, supposed to havo been caused from
an attack of la grippe which lie
had last winter, and although it is
not serious as yet it is feared that it may
become so unless he goes to mider eli
mate soon. Mr.. Keith dnriug his nearly
! two years stay here has made host of
friends who would regret his leaving. W.
| II. Allen is able TO ride ont Mr. Allen
went 10 Philadelphia some time ago for
treatment. IL ID. Maynard of Fast Mid
diebury is ill.,
Philo s. Severenco unl wife have re
turned from the West. THE Young ladies
of the Methodist, CoHgrcsntionnist ana
Baptist churches met yesterday and formed
/ ho"hS o'lldh = '"i lalluu lcIHl'io univ
mon under 'ho auspices OF MiS' ~ -
'alhbrluSe. -rrot. FrahNile na-er preaou-
ed in the congregational church at Port
/ Henry sunday -ReV. Foster q. Ieaxt re
| turned to Brandon Sunday TO continue in
/ revival work th're. Late Saturday night
the students entered the college chapel and
! tore up the old plank benches, threw
them out OF 'he puIalhI ava
burned 'h'in nc hH"r was without MAJ
I ice as was SHOWN IRON lhe IAcl lhh' no
/ property was destroyed TINT hnd any value.
seems 10 oe s'rlNe Tor an improvement
/ ICE winch uho s'udeh's us pouY H''e
! ciainoreu 'or some lllh7 "l'hou. accom-
/ plsnihe auE Ihlng --A nc SONS o! NeuP'ah''
n's's'eu pH 'ne w. "a ~ are TO give
Srunu la'u''ry pan at 'he Town nhH' NJ"
'o'i'p3' '-'u''eI iel' Oh '"l""H 'ioiii
lh71 week Ht'IT' on.y ~ Genus being pau,
/ eSs9 "'NunceU 10 - c'n'5 c'su. nc ga"
( tor hleo''hg "I 'he hunters al Vhe Nu''lsou
! mouse SATURDAY evening WIS HoV resi'on''cu
TO very sehef"Ily ana 'he meeting hdJo'ifh-
"i'"o"t |' s"i.''-''o" -'eA' oGn
/ DAY heV \. r. hei'h VIII preach lis
'n'o" -" sermon III 'ne ohs'v-''lohH'
cnurch - h''.,p d. stewart Is making an
oA1vh"'" "TRIP '"r"ush tne "es'
inc ,ro'tnS h'a,cn ooI Ween pref har'E
! o"H'" ny -t'ug' % N"S''" an" Ii'I 'P"''
o"te' ~ ~ Grams io' gov S.I'' ""7
uo'''" vi 'nG ial E'"upi ''"cA -N""""N
"l''I num- lHc tI"rN wa very navy a'"
'h' .''ne u,u"e was SLOW our H'h'a were
Io'vt,' ne ir9U was Won ny h'el iII'e'
| '''uo DIV, the Set'hu ny Ho' spur 'li'e
''V'' Muiie'a "eCahe SOMEWHAT inter
tS'l"a ana 'ous"ieIao'e money cHahEo"
,'"h9' ne iniI" ana IO'. ~ ue"'9 were won
~ 'e' ''''' J" D.'' an" ''0n 'e'fc',lN'IS'
" IL.
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EAIREAH

over $40 WAS realized at the entertainment
October -, for the -. Alhan- hospital. Among
those calling for particular notice in the en-
tertninueut we're Mrs. susie Shepard. VINO
made beautiful "Niadonna" Ad, Currie
Nhistlcd most artjsticHIlV. and Miss CLerrier's
dancing and music pleased all
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EAST ALBURGR.

The Canada Atlantic railroad have pur-
chased of Il. II. Scott and Mrs. Harrington i.
acre. ON Fox Hill for u gravel pit. They are
age car in six minutes. They have dup IN
the fragments of l. skeletons OF supposed
ancient race.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-10-31

Physical slavery.

We are all free American citizens. enjoying
our personal liberty but most VI us are in
physlcui slavery. suffering from sCrofula, salt
Gheum or some other form Of impure blood.
Hoods Sarsaparilla is the great blood purifier
|hiCh dlssoNes the bonds of disease, give.
health and perfect physical liberty,
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS,
NOTES AND GOSSIP OF DOlNGS IN THE
FREE PRESSES BROAD FIELD.
rhc Winoool1i valley, village up North,
Along otter Creek and by the shores
OF VI hitc River Covered by Special
Reporters.
NERGENNES.

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CORNWALL.

Walter : Hurlburt is failing rapidly Mrs
Jennie H. Ford aud child OF raralo-a are
guests of Mrs. \. .. Fields. Elijah T.. footo
of Denver. tp!., Is ut his fathers, j. \. Footc,
nfIcr nm aMsnnre OF u Ncnl-.
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The business ,Ieetins- omcors Elected

'o
Al Tue business li7'''lns N"''"I'' morn
ins' res'''ent ,u'','ei a''uouii'e' ,'''s J9in
n'''e1 10 Nisl' '"e log I, !" "fli"'l %
'le scnooi IA" L.n',i,n' '1"aIu ooea a.! :
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A'pahS' =, \; ! r'"''' eSl~ Gi HeNpo[I'
Foies,or =, 10" arr "a ,i -
~ Hyuei ., "'''o"N r"''s SUPER 'i'oi III
IeS u 'e'l'uo'
ne cohlnltlee on mountainous presented 'ne
iolIo"lhB 'Is' " o'''Cei Wmo were e'eU'eu'
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TROY


Mrs. No'tc d. Nil or was On led ~ Albany
Darling.
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CABOT.

Z. f. smith shipped to the city market,
Monday, from Mar~hie,d station. Is hogs, SIX
cal,s, and one carload OF potatoes. lie has
shipped ii carloads O. potatoes this season,
Gertrude Haynes is at home sick, from the
Johnson Normal school Cabot Lodge or
Good Templars now ina, about 1OmcmDers anu
is hOuIishiuS.
"Feebly he laughe;h in tho lahguil moon,
while Pyrpy hro upon her face doth look and
woudcr- What has sWellcd it go. When he
fluids il is neuralgia however. he does not lose
his head. but ma ing - cents in his inside poe
ket invests in II bottle Of salvation oil.
Endorsed by the people ~ safe, reliable,
harmless and cheap remedy, DIR. Bulls Cough
Syrup,
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CAMBRIDGE.

Carmc Brush has gone 20 New Haven,
toun.-lotatocs were CARED at Jetiersunvillc
ls. week at - rents per bush Butter and
eggs Gre rising. Charles Powell is buying
poultry for II cents per pound dressed Miss
Katie Siinsun:nas re turned from Sew Hamp-
shire. Mrs. Cnur.cS Hulburd has returned
from Boston and Mrs. llavcus and daughter
from Ma'snchus"tts. Mrs. John LeHruard is
entertaining her mother. Mrs. WicoN OF
ersiicld.-Aliss Elsie kaymore is at home
troiu Eden, where she has been teaching
Miss Alice Lyman Is quite Ill.
The mcetinRs at the Methodist church CON
unue tins week. A. LParsons preached ut
the Second Congregational church to fair
sized au Iicuce Editor Bourn H. to move into
W. II. PRrkere house. The friends Of Miss
Fan ic Scott surprised her Friday evening, it
being her iitu birthday. Some pretty pres
ents were left hcr--Mrs. J. Reilly has moved
to Watervilc- Ira Morse has gone to II.
Johnsbury to teach schuOl-Ho-sio and Kate
thcycr are at home. Rev. Edwin Whcelock
ulliciuted at the funeral OF VI. A. Bingham's
daughter EsseX junction, Tucsdoy Curls are
ont announcing the wedding of Eva EllinWood
to Fred Luce, November .. 1t is girl at John
l.uOuard'S.
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WATEABuRY.

Belle Boyd. the rebel spy, ga"o an enter
taiument MONDAY night at liarrett'- Hotel hall
under the auspices Of the Grand Army Post
The y. P.S. G. +. of the { congregational church
Luye a reception 10 Myrtle iluutey. the prc,i
dem, aud William Gould. the Sunddy-school
suporiudCnt. over go were present Cecil
Graves is confined to his bed Both Of his legs
are badly burned.
y concert was given last week in Bancrufts
hotel 10y Nirs. bertha Miller vocalist and
Kate Nashhurne violini-t. rh-v are both
SONG to Boston this winter to study music:
Montpelier tenor and L. j. Frary ri,oi4t.
{. {. Robinson and family have returned from
Burlington. Airs. TOLLS is at MIS-. \. -. hem
INK ton Doctor scar is at trdud Isle. ne
intends 10 settle at Omaha, Nebraska in the
rprlug. Mrs. Helen CaIk.no lies returned
from Boston un5 is going to Minneapolis.
Albert :. Akin, Is home from Boston.
Mrs. {. +. Richardson is visiting at Ahira
ltio ardsou'S in ST.. Adams. Tho WUe OF
George Io"ne at RandalIs Mills AGED 3D.,
was buried Sunday. HcV. l.. II. Elliott
preached az PJultlcy sunday.
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WWISIOIU . .tNlN TNV-PTINIV'
BDJr0It of limitations,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-10-31

The Friday afternoon session opened with
q discussion OF the school law which was
participated in by large number Of the
teachers
The committee on resolutions reported
the following
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-10-31

y. II. Farley Of Trenton, y. j., gave
practical exercise on "Chaik and talk as
applied to the teaching OF writing and his
exercise closed the meeting, which has been
particularly enjoyable and successful.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1890-08-29
Personal Paragraphs.

Hon. J. N. Smith, Charles W.
McIIhon, Edward Cullen and George
Crawford went to Milwaukee on
Tuesday to attend the Democratic
state convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Mayo, son and
daughter, of Hartford, Conn, who
were visiting, Rev. N. Chase and fam
lily, started on their return home on
Monday. Grandma Chase, Mrs. Mayo's
mother, accompanied them.
Hon. G.. II. Lambertson and family,
who were here visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Gundry, left on Tuesday after
noon for their home at Lincoln, Neb.
Miss Floy Wheeler and Miss Lydia
GrindeIl, of PIatteville, are visiting in
this city; the guests of Miss Edith
Shepard.
Miss Alena Weber visited friends in
Mineral Point this week.
Mrs. Lutz, of Chicago, with her three
children, is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. 2. Frieden, of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Clawson and
little daughter of Chaseburg, Vernon
county, visited during The week with
John Keegan and family, of the town
of Mineral Point.
Postmaster Rapson of Cobb, and
his niece, Miss Pryor, of Linden, IA
vored The Democrat office with call
on Friday last.
The Misses Holder, of Freeport, H.,
visited ct tie residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Hutchinson last week.
Misses Bertha and Gertie Kline, of
Highland, Ill, returned home on
Thursday, after a visit of several
weeks with relatives in Mineral Point.
A. G. Bennett, who is a student
at the Evanston University, visited
and friends here during the
week.
Stephen Everson, of Edmund, was
in town, Oh Wednesday and made
The Democrat Office short call. Mr..
Everson is a staunch advocate of
commercial freedom, and believes
that the farmers of the country are
to realize as they never
realized before that the only sure road
to prosperity is through the removal of
the shackles from trade.
Mrs. VIM. Strauss and children, of
are visiting at the residence
of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Deller.
Mrs T. j. Campbell and Mss Jennie
are here from Philadel-
phia, visiting their old home and
friends.
Miss Abbie Brown, of Chicago, is
here, visiting her mother, Mrs. James
f. Brown and other relatives.
James Coad, of this city, has gone
to Dickens, Iowa, where he will act as
agent for Huntington q Co., buyers
of grain and live stock.
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The Famous. " Biz TO-"
Remember

Going off quickly, at the Cash Grocery
House. Don't fail to try it. b. 4 z.
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The success of Mrs. Annie VI. Beam.
OF Mckeesport, Pennsylvania, in the
treatment of diarrhea in her children
will undoubtedly be of interest to
many mothers She says Il spent
several weeks in Johnstown. Pa,
after the great flood, on account of my
husband being employed there. We
had several children with us, two of
whom took the diarrhea very badly. I
got some of Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy from
Rev. Mr.. Chapman. 1t cured both of
them. 1t was used in several other
cases where it was equally successful.
l think it cannot be excelled. and
cheerfully recommend it" % and
so cent bottles for sale by W. H.
PRDEAUN.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1890-08-29
Fine Teas and COffees
a speciality at the Cash Grocery House.

a speciality at the Cash Grocery House
business Notices.
Bulk Olives at Gales.
Big 10 Flour at b. II P's.
Cash paid for butter and eggs at G.
L. Gales.
w. J. Hosken pays the highest mar
ket price for hides and. pelts.
J. A. Spratler has the finest display
of canned goods in the city.
A choice line of dried fruit of all
kinds at Gales.
Everybody should use the Big 10
Flour. BREWER 81 PENIIALLEGON.
Highest prices paid for Butter and
Eggs at J. A. Spratler's.
Go to Gales for that fine roasted
coffee 1t will please you.
Brewer q Penhallegon do and al
ways have paid the highest market
price in cash for farm produce.
Collees choice, parched and green,
and al grades at SpratIer's
our Teas, Coffees and Dried Fruit
can't be beat. J. A. SPRATLER.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1890-08-29

Good for Large and Fine Exhibition
Next Week.
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, an,
Friday

Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and
Friday.
The prospects are that the fair of
1890 will be the largest and best ever
held by the association.
The races are all well filed with the
best horses in northern Illinois and
southern Wisconsin.
The Management have decided to
give the children a grand treat, and
will make Wednesday, September Sd,
" Children's Day." when all children
under Is years of age will be admitted
free of charge.
Special trains on G. N. &. St. P Ry.
on Thursday and Friday. Excursion
trains will leave Monroe at a. M,
and connect at Gratiot and Calamine
with trains from ShulIsburg and
Platteville, arriving at Mineral Point
at 1915 a. m. Returning will leave
Mineral Point at $50 P. m, and con-
meet with trains from Belmont, Platte
vile and Shullsburg,
Don't fail to attend the great fair of
1890, at Mineral Point the first week
in September.
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The Pulpit and the Staoe

Rev. I. NJ. Shrout, Pastor United
Brethren Church, Blue Mound, Kan,
says: Il feel it my duty to tell what
wonders DIR. Kings New Discovery
has done for me. My lungs were
badly diseased, and my Pensioners
thought | could live only few weeks.
| took five bottles of DR.. Kings New
Discovery and am sound and well,
gaining % pounds in weight"
Arthur Love, Manager Loves Funny
Folks Combination, writes: after Il
thorough trial and convincing evil
dencc, am confident DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, beats 'em
all, and cures when everything else
fails. The greatest kindness l can do
my many thousand friends is to urge
them to try it," Free trial bottles at
w II. PrideauX's drug store. Regular
sizes 80 cents and 81.