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CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS
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PERSONAL CREEDS:

PERSONAL CREEDS:
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A Bundle Of Papers addressed to the people by Dr.
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Connlrn Bonr0.

<,uE\p BOARD a. farm hou~r: rost ior .al ls
I hor,Gs and carr,'"r kept d""ir'u aunt
y II. HOWELL. Passport '. !.
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I FNNIIN Dis I0at OfI0o UrplrtU-nt Wilmington.
- G.. Ma / 1880. separate scaled Proposals nat.
'ntr7 their assignee, win be- received this Department
until IA" 10Th dlt oi July 1900 follow,
uo-h~ l"r ih-hn- nui ban cnfd-a-tntr b.,
Post pi'' Irlartnrnt said proposals. state amount
oi a II charged fur pIt'ui ,r price, AZ Whi,
patent ceNrr. II VIII be- conveyed ne Government
sud o-" price ~ which aid mail bag cord fastener viii
t"rhlh'd comp"t" Including ROYALTY. Proposals must be-
ih "rhh'r Win the specifications and forms ~
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second Assistant Postmartcr' ra The contract. which
ud 10" made VIII b. n conformity to the specification. and
10" accepted utor"-al.. The right IL rcsery,d To reject
na,tcrticncIal. ''''
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RAILROADS..
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RAILROAD.

RAILROAD.
on IND AFrri; MARCH 2, 1890
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yestible seepng, and fari9r cars AIrlVes CisSs.s
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Il ~ -44'''' '''
SCHOOL FOR GYM.
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Boys and Young Men-Country.
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i tlLLANtOlN ARTICLES Ere Mas T. $500
~rl Proposals ln Lfiplat subject usual ,nnd
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plies and rDiir -r' - Indicated No frcr.itlp
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furnishing rnod- and "a~ilir Article. of t."Nrrum.nt
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production or msnuin lr conditions at quait, aud price
Including Ia Ia" pio" 81 fori-n pf"ducton- aud
fur.. o." dutf thrruui b'iuN equal. The Government
reserves the night tp uJrrt All prnpo-1~. blanks
and ful Information {, hlidn". etc. VIII furnished
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marked "iIop">a- for stationery. MISCELLANEOUS Artclr- "
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Danrlng Atnormics.

A LEXANDER McGEEGOE'S.
Al lOo West JJth.st.
priVate lessons In dancing.
any time BY appointment
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CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS

CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS.
1876 BROADWAY. NIW-YOEK.
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DAClFIC NAIL STENNISIIP COMPANY's

| LINES FOE CALIFORNIA. JAPAN. CHINA.
GENITAL, ASD SOLIU AMERICA AND MEAlCO.
Liou New York. llor foot OF t,uLlsl, \. Il.
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From san Francisco lat iud BrluaIn st,
For China and Japan.
CHINA Mrdlc-iI'. Nav Fl 3 D.
For frcgh. passage and general Information apply
eo,nn.ny's oncc on the pier foot ~ canal -. y. II
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DED STAR LINE.
III FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS
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Cabin 40 and ti' Excursion tickets at reduced rates
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calling at Trinidad 10 land nnd embark passengers and
mails,
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These American steamships. specially built for trade
hsVo very superior 1scomMotat ot- Tor passenger
BOULTON. BLISS { DALLEIr,
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OPEN FROM IT ~ TO OCTOBEG
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steamboat landing send for circulars Address above.
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For Bows and Young Men-City.

LONG ISLAND Brooklyn. 80 - -. u 1slJn r'Ou-a,e.
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$3.50 10 pupils. 80 20 -IOo ld'rssGtcp
department $50 per aunl. Prepare iof College Appy
TotRfH YEAR ST CATHAEINrS ~ the
MOUNTAINS Hodernes-, y. II. Recreation :. hoo.
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Ocean Cleaners.
MAINE STEAMSHIP CO.

A MAINE STEAMSHIP co. 49,,
~. The only Dirt li9e 10 Go,'l." III nno
and st'sia-ip nnes for Bar ilar9q. 0d Orha'd P}ani
ahd 81 john, y 81 and al! ra,'.' ,nI,f 0oFE''
o., D.. a. Fat i.it,I. loot OF Market street, y y
ir fi-tn.r Information apply 10 IiDKAlIO HALL, Agent
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. ~ xcUoR LINE. C.. ;. NAIL Steamships

n from PER -, 3 T. B. go" Le,o9{y:7G,i ,sro;vx
' SIS. CITY or Rome sai>
c.,, ECO 80 800 second c,lp $50 ste4se, $50.
SEW HEw.YGR XND GLAs"oT va LGNDC NDERkY'
ithiorH Nay 4. . p H. pryona Ma. 81 .. IN z.
N'o". MENDEI,,ON nKOTuLR,. EoNIlns lIsen.
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Dropo5n!5.

ENY BUILDING. Whitehall street New
n NorN cts MAY o. 1870. Sralcd pIoP'7nn'n ,, Nav
J., 500 and tirn opened fo supply ing TN ,,1hiI
ru hr furnished appicaLon 10, 'h' ,.i,,ci,'n
-,fol,, Mil M giN.u 90 Articles OF dyhf-,' Po ,
.lYf,.,tr, conditions quality aud pii'r uh' mn,
In f,r ngi,r " ioc,isr pg'drcton, th' dut ,,
,t,l lc Government M tiGlt 2" J's ~
az al proposals. tn,,lop.- oataninr prop" 'p ,i
w. i',i,-d ..Prouo~ti- for Veterinary Sulpll =. Ahn ''
adif.,. 4 20 Il. y. INItHtLDIS Deputy -c"'''
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LAKE CHAMPLAlN YACHT CLUB.
The Annual Meeting Held Yesterday Az
ternoon--Iist of Onicers Elected.


The annual meeting of the Lake Cham
plain Yacht club was held at the club house
Tuesday at O'Clock p. IN. The meeting
was called TO order by Vice President Elias
Lyman. After the reading of the journal
of the last meeting of the club by The sccrc-
tary, the report Of the club treasurer was
read and adopted. The report showed re
ceipts during the past year Of more than
$4,000, out of which has been paid the in
terest on the Indebtedness of the CLUB, n
substantial reduction made of the principal
and small balance left in the ha nds of the
treasurer. The reports showed he financial
department of the club to he in n flourish
ing condition. The membership is now over
200 with applications for membership con
stantly coming in. The committee on mem
bership reported the following names and
they were elected to membership in the
club; S. b. Sexton of Hyde Park, N. y,
II. V. V. BramaD Of Brooklyn, n. Y. Or.
+. w. Shipman of Nergennes, H. G. Bixby
of Vergennes, c. f. Parker of Nergcnnos,
II. r. Booth of Nergennes, II. W. Putnam,
jr., of New York city, II. r. Hathaway of
North Hero, George J. Hagar of Burlington.
On motion of Gen. T. S. Peck, a com
mttee was appointed as follows to present
list of names for officers of the society for
the ensuing year T. S. Peck r. p. w.
rogers and A. 1. futile After retiring,
the committee reported the following named
gentlemen for officers and they were unani-
mously elected.
Commodore, W. ., NeoD' Vice-commo-
aore, w. a; Cromcie' meaSurer a. T.
luttle; president, D. gregory smith, vice
president hl'a' Lyman second Vice-preSi-
uenu, H. lie Nranu Oahhoh' treasurer no
ratio Hlckok; secretary Joseph AuIu' En-
cutiFe committee hora,lo Illchoh'
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BARRE.

The Odd Fellows are circulating a paper
among themselves to SEQ il they can arrange
to establish a Canton of Patriarchs Militant in
town.
The listers met at the town clerk g office
Tuesday afternoon for the purpose of hearing
persons a2gtieved by their appraisals.
j. a. Grenier will move his tailor shop into
the room adjoining the barber shop of Jesse
Cayhue.
A devotion service of 40 hours duration be-
gan Tuesday morning at the Catholic church.
Fathers O'Sullivan, Brevilet, Galligan and
Barron were present.
4he next regular Meeting of the Teachers
association Will be held next Monday in Acad-
envy hall,
A meeting of the w. C. T. {. will be held at
2.D this afternoon at the home of Mrs. s. Ii.
Barnes.
s. b. Huse has opened granite business at
Barton Landing and moved his family there
1t Is said that Joe Nemeby, Barre's colored
merchant is to open a small store on Granite
street
F. l3eckley will build two houses on the
Hooker hill. Densmore is building in Fos'
terville
r. f. Barrett, the base ballist, has gone to
Burlington, and it is said he will go from there
to Washington
The Barre railroad company have ordered 2j
platform cars OF $1,000 pounds capacity each,
to be made for them by the Laconia, y. H., Car
company six of them arrived on Wednes-
day
The Athenian club is to hold n reception in
their new porlors this Thursday evening, and
about loo friends are invited TO be present.
The houses of Asa Harrington and Mr.. Burn
ham on Granite street are being connected
with the main sewer.
Fred BeCkley has nearly completed the cell
lar Tor his new house on Branch etrcct.-Nc-
hcmiah French is visiting his daughter in lSOs-
ton.-A. G. Brown is connecting the office Of
G. Il. kenerson d Co. with the telephone ex-
den. kimbali blanchard has rented the
Hatch house, near the fork factory.
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Throat aud Lung Troubles,

Boston IL often abused without cause, ~ be-
49, the natural home Of more cases Of throat
~ lung troubles than any other par of the
~. erse. one proof that this l., lot true OF
Boston any more than many other portions Of
this country, is the fact that during the la,t
winter when the epidemic Ia grippe, swept
over tho whole country, Boston Jared no worse
than many other towns and the death rate
from the after effect, OF la grippe was no
greater III that city than c scWhcrc.
That dis aae was an epidemic OF bronchitis
influenza or catarrhal cold, and as every one
knows Tended to seriously effect ever! weak
art Of the patients system and aug
mOnt any natural weakness Of dis
ease. Reports from all part Of our
country show that tho number of per-
sons who have been left with "a sort ~ chronic
catarrh larnyngitls, catarrhal sore throat and
bronchial affections likely TO cause serious
throat and lung troubles if no, checked, Is in
proportion to the population about the same
the country over, All Of these troubles are Il
more orl SIS serious Inflammation OF the mucous
lining Oh the nose, throat and bronchial tubes
able to cause death in one place a. uuch as
another, from Group, liberated surCthrOat,
pneumonia, bronchitis and consumption; and
which ought not to be neglected but treated
by means which viii Ullay the inflamutians
causing the troublc in each case. One OF the
most eirectual remedies for any form of in
Illumination i anodynC treatment. The uuIN-
ersal verdict is that John>un'S AnO lyme Iini-
ment has the past winter As in the last half
q injury relieved and cured more such troubles
than any one single medicine. 1t has been
generally used by young and Old, rich and
poor, physicians and laymen. The wrapper
around each bottle contains vast amount II
information about its use. or |. = Johnson a
CO., Boston, Mass, will send a forty-eight PAGE
pamphlet free to any address sent them on a
posta card.
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In Onr Subscribers.

The special announcement which appea red
in our columns some time since, ann ouncing
co., of Enosburgh Falls VI, publis hers OF "A
Treatise ON the Horse aud his III seases," where
by our subscribers We're en- bled TO obtain
IA copy of that valuable work free by
sending their address To Is. j. KENDALL Co,
and enclosing a tWo-Cent stamp Tor mailing
same is renewed for "A limited period. We
trust all will avail themselves OF the oppurul-
nifty of obtaining this valuable work. TO every
lover OF the Horse it is indispensable, ~ it
treats in simple manner all the diseases which
affiict this noble animal Its phcnOm-
enc sale throughout the United States and
Canada, make il standard authority. Mention
this paper when sending for "lreItsc.N
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BENSON.

Mr.. Highly and family will remove to Bos, on
William Floyd of Glens + IL is at work for
Strong y 1870; Is oiarksmit,h Gilbert Barber
here Monday of the death of AIunson BARRIERS
daughter Bessie. who W IS four ears old She
H flG , IN H. MomRtoh OF dip4{herl;1 and was
yard Lewis Bclden is house painting in town.
Albert Roberts and wife OF Orwell have rented
the Higgins hou-e here in the village and win
Roberts will engage ia the millinery business
as before, e. c. H. Stearns has returned from a
visit to his home in Warsaw. y. y, James
home here from Cresant, y. V. Friday
will be a meeting Monday evening of the Con-
RreEH lohal tnuICI anu s9cletE. Mss susan
+. Walker of Proctor.
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MlDDLEBURY.

In spite of very heavy rain storm st.
Stephens Episcopal church was filed with
people Tuesday morning TO witness the we'd
ding of Mr.. Charles w. Earl to Miss Carrie Il.
Dodge As j. Henry Engels of Rutland
played the wedding march from "Lohengren,"
the bride came down the aisle on the arm of
Horace q. Velsey of Troy, n. V, and was met
ct the altar steps by the groom, who game
Thomas Bell, rector of st. Stephens recited
the impressive marriage service of the Epis-
copal church. The bride was given away for
mally by H. G. Nelsey and at the conclusion
coed from the chancel to the outer doorway.
through tho broad centre aisle. led by the
bride and groom, ii. q. Nelsey and Merritt
Stow Immediately, following, and succeeded
the bride. The ushcrs were Merritt stow
and }. j. Hyde Mr. and Mrs. Earl went
south on the morning mail train to pass n few
weeks in and about Boston. after which they
will return and set up housekeeping in the for
mer Soper homestead, just north of the Pierce
House.
Gatherlngs.-.Th non partisan w. c. Y. L.
will meet saturday in Trinity parlors.- The
noon with Mrs. n. w. Frink--" Running
Wild" at the opera house Friday evenng.-N
reception will be given Friday afternoon by
Mrs. ID. Lane and daughter, Mrs T. Brophy.-
The ladies of Christ church guild gather ut the
home of Harriet Camp Thursday afternoon
Rev. Alfred j. Uough has accepted an invite
ton to deliver the memorial day Grafton at
Bradford.
Personals.-Anna J. Chandler has returned
from a long visit in New York city, Joseph
Poland has gone to visit !. NJ. polond, his son,
at Chicago-Patrick l. Lyons has purchased
tor Sl2 the old blacksmith shop OF Danian
Matthew on Elm street and viii fit il up for
his plumbing business. 1T Is said that II. w.
kempton has sold to parties in Massachusetts
all of his stock Of ice.
lI'or other ltiddicb3uy ueus scc I'd page,
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NORTH TROY.

The Orleans county creamery has begun
operations y. ID. Martin has moved his livery
stable to Railroad strcet.-Parker a Hunt
have an order for sounding boards to be sent
to san Francisco, GAIA democratic caucus
is named for May i TO be holden in g. y. r..
hail --SylvanuS Fullerton, living over the
line POtten, was arrested recently, charged
with robbery. Z. l.; Hunt is at work
for Lewis X Co. IN the millinery Department.
John l.. Mason is building Il new house. near
his other one on Pleasant.-Witl Gregory and
wife are tho happy possessors Of a new baby
boy, born the lth.-td Ear Ducat has moved
from Glen Sutton into the tenement over
Sharby's wheelwright ,hop.-The pump at the
Eastman Machine componys shop, used in
supplying the village with water, broke sun
day, but by hard work il was put in running
condition Tuesday, Mr.. Marston, living near
Chandler q SINNERS mill, vino has bean dan
gerOusly i'll of heart trouble, has so far rcCuv-
in Waterloo