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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-06-27
BARRE.

Miss Peisis A. Thompson, aged s. for Is
years teacher in English and one of the main
stays at Goddard seminary, died Tuesday
morning. She had been sick about one weeK,
was much beloved and is greatly mourned by
the students. All commencement exercises
planned for this week will be either postponed
until autumn or discontinued altogether, eN-
cepting the graduation exercises which will be
held ut 10 a. m to-day In tho, CniversniSt
church. Miss Thompson was born on Mill
stone Hill, graduated at the Barre academy.
and, with the exception of two ears in Cali
furnia, three years in Massachusetts, and six
months in Europe, she has always resided in
Barre. Funeral services will be held at 10 II.
il is expected that. Rev. Walter Dole will Off
ciatc
Nehemiah French, who was run over by a
Central Vermont freight train alb ut noon
saturday, ns given in the FREE Press Monday,
died about $3.50 sunday morning. The remains
of his right arm and right leg were so badly
shattered that Drs. Reed, Bralcy and Lamb
had nmpu ated both limbs very near the body.
Mr. French would have been - years old next
month was born and had always resided in
Bare. and was highly respected member of
the Congregational church. He was father of
Mrs. {. II. kencrson, and Just III months pre-
Vious the father of Mr.. kenerson was run
over and killed in a similar manner. wife,
Funeral services will be held at : D. IN. Tues
day in the congregational church, Revs.
Longren and Smythe officiating.
The class of 30 at Goddard seminary observ-
ed class Sunday at the UniversaIist church,
with sermon by Charles IL. Eaton, ID. d., of
New York.
Miss Persis Thompson, teacher of English
and physics NJ Goddard seminary, was Mon
day noon reported dangerously Ill, in fact Just
alive. Her sickness is the result OF II partial
stroke of paraly SIS about one week ago, and
overwork.
Mrs. Ora Cutler and DR.. Gale are sick.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-06-27
WEST RANDOLPH,

D. G. Griswod of Boston is in town for the
summor-At tho game of ball between the
teams of BraintTee VS.. Randolph on Saturday
afternoon, the score stood - to in favor of
Randolph. A game will he played by these
teams on July 4.-Galeu Fish is at Hanover to
attend commencement.
Alice Hebnrd Is visiting at Windsor.
concert is to be given by the Baptist choir
or the evening of July |, in Dubois ~ Gray s
hall a lady reader from out of town Will be
prcsent.-Edna Cushman has n position as
bookkeepor in n store in Burlington. Mrs.
Mccall and son and Mrs. Leeds and son OF
New York city are spending the summer at
Stoneleigh Pratt is in Springfield,
Mass.-llon. j. w. Rowell and wife, and Her
bert Salisbury are Mt Greensboro Pond.
Rev. g. T. Raymond of Montpelier preached
sunday morning and evening at the Baptist
church,-E. A. Thomas and wife are spending
their vacation at his home at Georgia. -Wini-
fred Badger of Wellesley is visiting friends
here. perk Flint has bought about 1000
pounds of wool at prices ranging from ~ to
Is cents per pound.
Levi Needham is at work for win Cushman.
Henry Walcott is buildinga two-story house
on Cleveland street.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-06-27
WE STElEl-D.

Rev. Edwin Rose has sent in his formal re-
signauon as pastor of the CONGREGATIONAL
church IN account of the condition of his
health which the long rides from Lowell to
Westtield very seriously affects,
The y. p. 5. Q. +. social Friday evening was
very pleasant affair, over 40 being in attend
anCe.-Elva Farman closed n pleasant term of
school in the village, last Friday. The'pupis
presented her with pretty book Of poems
stanton Hitchcock closed his school in dis
completes the school in district No. !, We'd
nesday and Miss Ida Hitchcock in Single
willie next Friday.-AIargaret Laurie of New
bury is expected to spend few weeks with
her friend, Mrs. Charles a. Gardyne.-Mrs.
Wallace d. Miller is gaining very RAPIDLY
Eva Hendrix completed her school in district
No. IL, Newport, last week. Ethel Wright fin
ishes her school in Jay this week.-There was
a good attendance at the Methodist social
held at Mrs Samuel s. Johusons last Thurs
day Ernest W. Curtis of Lowell was appoint
ed census enumerator for this town and has
nearly completed the enumeration.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-06-27
CAMBRIDGE.

Madison Blaisdell died Thursday. after a
brief illness. The funeral was largely at
tended Rev. Edwin Wheelock officiating
Charles Foote is in Boston. The band gave
their first ont of door concert. Friday evening,
on their new platform. Ice cream and cake
were scrved.--E. J. Gates has erected an
elegant monument on his lot in the cemetery.
The village school closed for the summer.
Friday. The term has been successful one
it is hoped the same teachers will be employed
for another year.
Mrs. Harrington Fullington is dangerously
i'll. Mrs John Lang is failing - Butter sold
for 10 cents, SaturdRy.-(icrtrude w hitComb,
closes he school in district No. :, Friday, and
Abbie Wilcox her school in district No. 1.-THE
delegates from the V p. :. G. f. at Jefferson
willie to the union at the Boro are Laura Burn
ham, Mrs. G.. ID. Lease. w. q. Powell Mabel
Whitcomb and Nellie Melendy. Rosamond
Fox is at Mrs. Hiram Morean's.-Henry :Phil-
lips from the "NutCh' has moved to Eurlng-
ton Kate Fletcher who has been teaching at
sheldon and Laura Burnham at Enosburgh
have returned home.
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PI AINFIElD

William u. Marsh died Tuesday morning
and the services were held Wednesday Ht-
ternoon in the Congre4a tional church.-f rank
Bartlett and wife, who hav' been visiting
Truman Bartlett have returned t. West Ran
doiph. W. T.. l.aZeile Is home ioc a week
Emily >peI C ~ has returned from New .lcr-
scy. Sila- Wills is raising his hou-c.-L G..
Batchclicr and Mrs. Hammett Were married
last week. They have bought the Chanherlih
place on School str ct and Will move there
soon.-Four more NO kmen are cutting stone
in MIR. Bcrry's ,hed-Thcrc will be a sunday
school concert il the Methodist church sun
day evening. The village schools closed Fri
day.--l.ou Holt graduated today FROM the
Mont elier srmina y, and Friday she goes to
Cambridge TO attend the graduating exercises
of her brother, Dan Holt at Harvard.
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.
NOTES AND GOSSIP OF DOlNGS IN THE
FREE PRESSES BROAD FIELD.
The Winooolsi valley, village up North,
Along otter Creek and by the shores
OF White River Covered by Special
Reporters.
MlDDI & RllRX


me annual school meeting OIL district 10 =.
schuol mouse hall on Iueshay aiterhoon' ana
althouSh tne gay was rainy Ihere was very
1alr-SlAeu attendance lncluulnB seNtra lauies'
oh9ries VI. Milue; est acteu as h IY
ana the lneTltaOle fe-electi,on Oh henry l.,
HheIuoh as C!Srh lolloNcu. nv o',nI H..vGiI
chosen worthy re'eleGtlonS are iruuehti2i
Gommlttee; Charles ~ Mllu51a hulloTr f. I'll.
Ihorp, y. ); MarShall' Prol. lhoinhs r. l55qyce
ana IF, l.. u, MeJIeh cDlieLtoi, W. IN, mu,
roe auul'Qr, d. - IptCAMIlu' Stces". a..
charles Il. flnheN. II appeared from rom tlle
auuIior report tI''tt nie tt"l "a
Tor ne past year We're Soo-o''t =, anu tlie I'LL ~
mated expenses i9T o me coming war ilcLuitns
inc phHm cht Oh SlVtu oi the gu 5u NJ
Whlch II WIS notcu 20 u4' ;Mctp :. ooot ~, nJ
assetS' cuh9IsthE VI ctsn III WY % III ~
uhcoIeCteu la@Gs, Ncrt W! W w c','i 81
anu thcIe was tnu ,, tci ~ 10 nc rHlscu ~
iol NJ sun, ~, w ., ,,,,SS Vi1a a. o
~ cents on lilg uuIIhr ol tlS ct'i sraiu ~
was Noteu', nf necttlilE was d. oilp''id'lNe
~ prIcl anu cht'r'lN 'i"'Hlo'll"u9 OiiV'
board OF examining surgeons LOT pensions
has been establishcd mere ana consists OF llrs
and Or. !. VI. Kent OF bristol. ne BOARD mas
organized IN 'uls way. ! Ieslucn,' ~; h,;as i,
sGcrei"rS' III MI gnu ~ M ~
Meetings WI, ne uttH e1SrS W v,hesus a. ~, tlc
pIllce OF NJ nIsHCai. tmo'c We io iI' ,H q
ooard IN Mr.uepuIE, pui o"lnt I" lh'olH"i
dle9ehTI' US ~ was ap Hi. ai-L., ,,.;.
Nlr !ohh spencer mas JHSt Hhi7ne9 Hlak KIM.
extensive repairs on Ms nouse' anu " Is No, How
9h& on me handsomely cot'ase hoiieS Ill -iiu
dlcnurY ~ .,,-.:-... - .-..... ,i,.,.,,. 4.
Ierllh I. MORRISON nus B4ne - 10 Ai ,'i ~
take a couISe ~ l,'c hlu4n' IuS'i.Ti11n GGuiiH-,
h hnr s AT" fPS same @e nstoh
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-06-27
JOHNSON.

+. +. Reeves of Laconia, y. H.. is in town.
lila Smith has inst finished success nj term
Of -cnool at Lacuuia, y. II and i. at no nc
Wy. T.. Chaplin and daughter Of Minden
Neh., are visiting at his SISTERS, Mrs.. o. b.
Landon.-W w. ID. Welch was caukd to Groton
last week on account of the death of his sis
ter Il. \. Waterman and wife have arrived
IT Med ma, Ohio.-PrOf. Campbell AMI bride
arrived from their European trip last Friday
and were met the station by a large mum Der
OF students and friends. and saturday even
ing were given a rcC' ption I. !. Baker and
wife gave reception to their son. G. W.
Baker and bride last week. Or Mo day they
returned "a Sew TX city, where Mr.. Baker
has o lucrative position.
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WATE RRlRY.

Edwin Dillingham;. is spending his vaca-
stevens OF Troy is visiting with w. Il. Elliott.
- Kiss Benson of Minneapolis is visiting at
Nlr. Elliotts. REV. Austin liazen and wife of
lott.
HHttie VI. Morse successfully passed the ex
aminatiO $ with the graduating class of the
Randolph state Normal school, receiving her
state certificate for five years.
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CHELSEA.

arrangement, ar about completed for
grand c"., hr'tiun here July I. Al 9a III. will
be - process of antiques and hor.hlc~, ON
for Tic best make M. There will be foot
race, CREASED pig AMI tn of war At p. m,
the grand procession vii! form ant march
through the streets to North parE, where an
address VIII belclivcrcl b. Col Gco w. Hook
81, u flag presented by L. &. Bacon to Waiter
suI pos; No. -. q. \. r., and music by the
Chelsea band and consolidated drum corps
There will be a hot air la'loou ascension and
Iao ,nCsr fire work. At p. m, and a grand
display Of fireworks at p. IN.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-06-27
MOD PlCNIl | :

st I'm adjourned village meeting Friday
evening the lur,h,r organization o; the new
~ NOR o.'len ' l-so W. made, ana the
Chairman, Cant. Frank kcnGcld; clvrk, ".
IL kol iu~on; treasurer and collector, \. VI.
Harris, o. H. Aattl cw. A. y. Whitney, ii. i.
Mrn~on; chief engineer. g \. tiic first as
si~tant. +. W WeDstcr; e ond assistant. +.
L. liaIr,-. a committee OF nine were appoiut-
oG to graft hl-,aVs, to be reported to IA subsC-
qutLt meeting.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-06-27
BRISTOL.

Chicago are in town for the summer. Will
Hatch is home for the summer vacation
from the loultney school. graded school
closed Friday. with approriate exercises,
Saturday there is IA game OF base bail between
the home ana Lincoln teams.-Ihe stuckho.d-
ers of the Bristol railroad. hold meeting July
3. for the election Of directors OF the same
There have been some SIX different surveys
made for the location Of the depot. = Tenn
pleton and wife Of chicago, are at the Bristol
at the Commercial House, Friday evening,
,fuly lth.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-06-27
GRAF SBURY,

The w. G, T. =. of Orleans county annual
county convent n here was large attended
and al the meetings were .Iterc ting and pro
iltab.e. Mrs. l1oI-h of l3rIttleboro was here.
with line addrcs, by Mrs. Housh ON Friday
eTenlEg.
Horace Ransom after much suffering, died
Mo dlV He leaves willow, one son and
three dau Ihtcrs, the son and one daughter
arrin the West the other two daughter, live
in town.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-06-27
ISLE IA MOTTE.

Wolcott IIubbcll and wife of ChazeY were in
town over sunday. Some Of the ice that was
stored in town has been taken to the city
Hon. y. ", Fisk has moved and rebuilt his
store, and IS repairing his dwelling house.
Miss Helena HOlcomb has returned from Bos-
ton.-Mrs. NJ b. Rockwell is able to be out
aGain.-rhere was no preaching in the Metho-
dist church last Sunday, Rev. j. l.. Bowen be-
ing absent from town.
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ENOSBURGH.

A Christian Endcavor society is to be organ
from a carriage near the tens Of NIemoripi
church on unday ana considerably injured
The republican county convention will be hold
man and Maria Kinney of Pittsford y. Y,
are at j. u. Wright s.-FranK Child is attend
ing commencement exercises at Burlington,
and will enter the L. V, NJ. at the beginning
of the college year.
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STOWE.

Chency's cornet band cleared alb lut SO from
their concert Oh the evening. In # thc 18th
the priz" contest, Frank Gahrcc secured the
gold watch silver lunch-C1StOr Fred BASH
aw tpplc-ca,tor, \. X. Stra.v butter-knIfc.
Ralph Warren album, Hodu,y Core. Tho
baHd was assist by T. Il. .erri', ir., t
MuHtoc Ter and Nj. Pau, of Morrisvlle. j.
{. Porter and family ami Arthur Thomas OF
We ~upcr o., Mis-, are III town. Hattie
savage who mas hten teaching in Elsn, ILL.,,
is at home.
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lOWElL.

Clara Irene Dodge was married at the home
of her parents last week, to Mr.. Little of lio~
ton, Rev, +, Is. Phelps of lrpsb ~ IA former
PASTOR officiating. The wedding va, a uu e.,
one, only relative, aad n few intmata fiicads
being iuVi ed. Mr.. and Mrs. Little left Mon
day evening for a triu to In al.
Rev Edwin Rose, health IS such he will he
obliged to give MP his plsturate here and take
a smAllcr uNr.sh.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-06-27
NORTH EERRlSRuRGA

Richard Hazard il in town. Mrs. Joseph
linda is critically sick.-A young man from
Glens Falls, who is stopping at Henry .Ier-
mains, is also very sic&.-M. L. Riohardson is
carving the mail to the station.-'lhe McthO-
dis, Sunday school, take steamboat eXCur-
sion July "A fine young horse, belonging to
G. II. Mallory got badly cut on a wire fence
Inst Meck. hul Is dOlnr Mell
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SIOWE.

John brennan, VINO has been at work at Bill
lingss steam mill in Sterling, had hls arm
caught in n cogWheel and terribly man4lcd
Thursday The flesh was stripped from hand
to elbow 1t is feared that blood poison VIII
result.
Smith post, g. \. r.. will take part in the
Mrs. Chauncy Newhall is visiting in Nontpe.-
ier.-Asa Oakos is home from Chicago.
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Successful chidrcn's day exercises were
held here sunday. Mrs. G. NJ. Lndd has re
turned from the West. Tho village school
closed Friday. Ada Goodrich, whose school at
East BERKSHIRE, closed Friday, attends the
common o men, at Iohn.on Bert Yaw. WI o
has been AT Montpelier seminary, is AT home
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CORNWALL

Mrs. Josal, Parker Of Pasadena. cal, is
visiting her lrot, er. Deacon c. y. Janc-
RoIlO Benedict, Youuge-t.sou Of Churlrs Bcnc-
diet was brought home last week. from = g.
Paul, Mimi, where lie has b, en- m business
Tor several years past hi physician. Dr. g.
+ Bushn u, accompanied him. Mr. Benedict
Is recovering from "A prntraCtcd illnc~~.-,lames
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-06-27
ALBURGH.

During the thunderstorm Monday night
tree standing "A few feet from the Cady house
breaking 10 lights of glass. 4 boy was render
ed unconscious for several nnutcs.-Nlr
Lewis Boutin attempted to drown herself
The cause was domestic trouble The neigh
hors dragged the lake all night but found her
sitting on pier in the morning in three feet
Af ~.
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NORTH FERRlSBUAGl4.

:. y Allen is ltt 'nGng 30 business again.
Mary Mallory La, gone to HiIhgate for the
summer. she Ladies' Aid have cake and ice
cream ON she AT the Allen store, or un tne
lawn in y. j. Aliens yard every two weeks,
on Saturday evenings
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-06-27

Prof. Walter +. Howard is out of town
Alden, 50, and Ross, So, played bail with the
Rutands here the 2ist-Clift, SIS. and Cogswcll,
80. are in town Tor Commencement.--The
Kaleidoscope OF the junior class is out and is
pronounced the hes, book, both III subject mat
ter and in Workmanship ever publ he'd 10y the
college-Some little difficulty was arisen over
the Merrill lrZc speaking. The trustees
made some changes which were not satisrU"-
tory to the speakers and they have refused TO
speak under the new REGULATE 1ns.-Frnnk I.
Douglass class of 81. of Potslam. y. y, is in
town Mrs. Earnest Rich has struck in the
nose by the ball at the game saturday and had
The soprano soloist for the commencement
concert sings first soprano in the "Lady'e
Courtney 1uartcttc'' of New Nork.-George r..
Wales, class Of -. gives the masters Grafton
this wear.
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ADVICE 10 MOTHERS.

Mrs WIYsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP should
always be used for children teething. 1t
toothos the child, soothes the gums, allsys all
pain, cures wind collie, and is the best remedy
or diarTAna. twenty tive cents bottle.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-06-27

Thomas Mott of New York, who died the
18th was buried Friday Mrs NJ. II. Landon
was cal, ed to Milton last week by the illness
of her mother, Mrs. William Phelps. Mrs.
Arthur Robinson OF Boston, is stopping on the
sland.-St hools closed last week.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-06-27
GRAi<II VINE.

Maria Griffin from Essex Junction is at Mrs.
| cna Preston -. James pirir Is putting in "A
jo-hur,c power e"Eiuo II connection with his
quarry, one of the finest on the hill, and is
also pUttiAS up ltrs" derrick. Mr. Fros r
has p'ncd Il street acros, his land and is soon
to nut up huu-l ;.
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NORTHERN NEW YORK.
VI alone.

While young man at the paper mills on
Thursday, June 10 was picking at u dyna-
mite cartridge it exploded and shot OF his
thumb and two fingers on his left hand
Graduating exercises will be held on this
morning in the opera house. A branch
Of the National Savings and Loan as,ocis-
ton has been organized in Malone; 500
constitutes a share, payable in installments
of ) each month "A young man Of this
village, who is in the habit of taking very
early horseback rides has just invented a
cOntrivanca by which h can feed his horso
grain before he gets out OF bed, thus being
able to dress aui prepare for riding whil-
the horse is eating. The cOntrvauce con
s:sts simply in wire connected with feed
box and the bedroom, the pulling Of the
wire opening ii slide in the box.
The board of education has directed that
a tlaE-statf he erected on the academy build
ing and that hereafter a flag should be
raised during school hours.
Chatcaugay.
The Records and Goodspeeds hose COM
panics of this place have entered for the
hose races at Burke, July "A branch of
the National Savings and Loan association
was organized here, Thursday, with b. c.
Bart a. president, X. w. Anderson, vice
president, George Bentley, secretary, DR..
Farnsworth II. +. Goodspeed and X. W.
Anderson as appraisers.
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RhNDOl Phi.

barn. shcl and corn house with eight or lC
tons of hay, bsl0ngin, to a. A. AtWuo were
destroyed by fire saturday morning. Insured
for 500.
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ST. ALBANS.
ELMORt

The wife of Col. \. A, Hall and her children
are spending a months vacation with friends
in Wlndham county.
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CALAIS

There wa, q d 'er seen Oh the farm of G. Il
White, recently he was nice look ny ami
nal, TAT and sleek and d.d not seem TO make
much effort to clear tue fence. Mrs. \. =
Pike i, visiting her daughter al ROX bury.-
Naihauic NCkNiSht was buried Thursday.
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EAST BERkSHlhE.

Charles Strattnu and wife are happy over
the arrival of n dauLhter.-Mrs. l.. Curtis Of
81, bans Is the guest OF her sister Mrs VI. Ii.
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"N0phinS''

800 dozen Sample Napkins an importers
sample line, all more or less soiled, none of
them damaged Our customers Will under
stand what they are and will also under
stand what Special Sale of Linen
Goods means at the cold Bee Hive. The
Napkins will be sold at once, at much less
than cost of importation. All are invited
to look them over,
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ELLIS HAIR UiISAM.

If gray, gradually restores color elegant
tonic dressing. Zoe, Sl.U, Druggists, or Sl.OJ
szc prepaid by Express for Sl.Vo. L. 5. Wells.
Jersey City.
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-BRIDPORT-

School meeting June 2i-Hcpubican
caucus at the town hall, saturday iunc -. to
elect three delegates to the district conveu-
tion.-lhe village school closed Friday June
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-06-27

Deacon Camp is im proving. Lois Peak is in
town.
Every tissue of the body, every nerve bone
and muscle il made stronger and more healthy
by taking Huol's Sarsaparllla.
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For Sale.

An Uprcht Crookshank engine, l6 h. p, and
80 h. p. boiler. Inquire of +. w. Peck or the
shepard x Morse lumber Co. ~, w2t