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The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1890-04-03
RATS!

The Burlington Free Press, weekly, is
being offered in all parts of the State for
the campaign without money and without
price, so the story goes, and at any rate
the papers are numerous everywhere.
Onr enterprising cotemporary is rich and
can afford this perhaps, whether to help
the selectmen to pure liquors or for 9TH
er purposes, but the terms seem to be
rather hard for the struggling country
newspaper to compete with.-Standard
Yes, yes, and here is copy of the
circular sent out to postmasters and
others throughout the State:
Dear Sir THE unprecedented growth
of the Weekly Free Press during the past
few years-in which the circulation has
trebled-leads us to seek for a still larger
growth and a wider field. We wish the
Free Press to have readers in every town
in the State.
To help accomplish this purpose we
iu1ciiu W sCuu ou1 ldISc uunUcT Vi
sample copies during the next few
months. To do this successfully we
must have list of good names at, ever y
postoffice in Vermont.
If you will send us the names of from
25 to 60 persons, according to the size
of your office, to whom you think it
would be advantageous for us to send a
few sample copies, we will take pleasure
in forwarding the Weekly Free Press one
year free to any address you name.
We enclose herein stamped envelope
for reply, aud we hope that we may hsar
from you very soon.
Please give the names on this sheet.
Yours truly
FREE PRESS ASSOCIATION
JOSEPH AULD, Manager.
The Free Press is an old, long es.
tablished newspaper, and this idea
that they are expecting to extend the
circulation of that journal in this way
will do to 60 along with that othel
idea lately put forth by the +. p.
namely, that they published liquor
advertisements for the benefit of towr
selectmen, and also with that denia
that liquor is furnished the guests Of
the Van Ness House. Rats !
The naked truth is, this is only al
electioneering trick, and U. A. Wood
bury or some of his friends pays the
bill. The Free Press is not sending
out five or six thousand copies OF it.
weekly edition for two or NOR,
months, to Londonderry, Sandgate
Stratton and other towns all owe
Vermont, expecting to be benefited
| by a permanent increased circulation
Not much. They are paid for, every
paper thus sent out. But they ex
pect the dear people will swallow thi.
or any other story they may concoct
These ring fellows always go upo
the principle that the people are fools
But therein they are mistaken an6
this fact will eventually be to much
for them. Rats , Mr.. Free Press
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1890-04-03
DEATHS.

In Londonderry, March 3Oth, d. +.
Faulkner, aged "a.
In Weston. March 26th, Miss Sarah 5.
Lawrence, aged 6S years.
In Weston, March 3lst, Ella L., wife OF
Loren II. Pease, aged az years.
In Jamaica. March 26th, Roland, young
est son of Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. White,
aged year and months.
In Chester, March 2sth, of pneumonia,
Sarah Jane, wife of Henry Bemis, aged
AZ years aud 8 months.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1890-04-03
MARRIED.

In Landgrove, March 23d, by J. H.
Bolster, Esq, Allen G. Hilliard and Fan
ME E. Barton, both of Landgrovc.
In Proetorsville, Mar. 3lst, by Rev. w.
Fl. Wight. Chas. w. Aldrich of South
Londonderry, and Emma Toby OF
Spaiford.
In South windham, March 10Th, by
Rev. C. 4. votey, Winslow A. Puifer
and Luthera w. Howard, both of Wind
ham.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1890-04-03

st. John, the Kansas prohibition
list, says that the Harrison admins
tration is a "rum-soaked failure" "
whereat the Rutland Herald says,
est. John is water-logged." Couldn't
you dry them out on your high license
plank, brother Herald ?
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1890-04-03

W. b. Miller has been granted a
pension of sS per month, and 5000
back pay. Mr.. Miller was a resident
of Pawlet % years after the war and
engaged in the harness business. Two
years agoolast July he moved to Gran
will, n. T., where he engaged in the
same buiuess ON larger scale. He
is afflicted late years with rheumatism
and heart trouble caused from expo
sure incident to army life.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1890-04-03

E. G. Allis, late of the Ludlow
Tribune, has purchased the Bellows
Falls Times. The SITTER extends
to him cordial greeting and a hearty
welcome back to the Vermont jour-
nalistic field.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1890-04-03
Cowhide Horseshoes.

In England, and on many pa
continent, they have been TO
time using the Yates horses
made by COMPRISING common
1t is composed Of three thick
the COW skin pressed into a ste'
and then subjected to a chemi
aration. 1t is claimed for it
much lighter, that it lasts lol
that split hoofs are never known
using it. 1t is perfectly smoo
bottom, no calks being required,
adhering firmly on the most
surface. Its elasticity preven
sprains, the horses steps bein
and surer. Straw, treated witt
Gals unknown, has been used f
shoes for centuries in Japan.
some American genius will 8
paper horseshoe, who knows?- -
Republican.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1890-04-03
Gov. Hill of New York has vetoed
the ballot reform bill recently passed
by the Legislature of that State.

John slash -'em-up Clarkson, brother
Wanamaker's 1st. asst, has resigned.
Oh dear, his place can never be filled
NOT in this world. You may find
his match in the next-if you take the
down grade road.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1890-04-03
BIRTHS.

In Landgrove, March 25th, son, Elias
to Charles and Lula Abbott.
In Jamaica, March 30th. son to MI.
and Mrs. Harry X. Knight.
In. Jam aica, March 30th, daughter to
Mr.. and Mrs. c. n. Smith.
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le paid and went.
GRATIFYING To ALI

The high position attaine'
universal acceptance and apI
the pleasant liquid fruit RENE
of Figs, as the most excellt
tive known, illustrate the val
qualities on which its success
ard are abundantly gratifyin
California Fig Syrup Comp
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1890-04-03

One dollar pays for The LONDON
DERRY SITTER for one year-the best
paper in Vermont.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1890-04-03

The Methodist annual conference
will commence its sessions at Brat
tleboro on the 10th.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1890-04-03
Sitter John, Editor.

Copies of this paper can be OBJ
tanned at Carpenters Ne,cs Rooms IN
BrdtNeboro.
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STOVE.:. WOOD

STOVE -. WOOD
Fitted for the stove, constantly on
hand. For prices ETC., write to
j. N. WAITE, Weston, VT.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1890-04-03
HAVE. FOR =. SALE

A Pianer, plaius two feet de. e>pec-
ia'v adapted for doing heavy or fine job
work
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1890-04-03

Patient: Then yot think it's all up with
me, doctor?"
Doctor: 81 IN afraid So"
P: "Well, we must all die once, and
may as well go'now as afterward. You're
sure 'm going?"
ID. :" Yes"
p. :"Then let me have your bill"
D.. my bill My dear sir, this is very
unusal. You should give your thoughts
to more serious matters"
p; "My motto has always been to pay
as you go and now that l am going l
want to pay"
So he maid and went
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TIL E
1LONDONDERRYJSlFTER. L
HENRY M. SHANHs, PUBLISHER.

Terms, el.OO Year, Strictly in
advance. Persons ou' side OF Wtndhnm
County who receive the paper in single
wrappers must send 10 cents in addition
TO pay for wrapping and postage.
as- s-En'ered at the Po.t-uflce at So. London.
derry as secondc!ass matter.
THURSDAY EVE, APR, 3, 1890.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1890-04-03

"When the spring-time comes," we
usually find ourselves drowsy and ex-
hausted, owing to the impure and
sluggish state of the blood. To rem
edy this trouble, take Ayers Sarsa-
parilla, the most powerful, yet safe
and economical, blood-purifer in ex-
istence.
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SIMONSVILLE.

Carrie Hasetne is home for brief
visit,
G. s. Leonard has the frame up
for his cheese factory.
Willie and Archie Fuller spent last
Sunday ar home.
l.. b, Howe has been confined to
the house the past week witha severe
cold.
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Echoes from the Press.

BARNUMvILLE, Mar. 31st, 1890.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-12
The Crime Calendar.

Mrs. Charles Frost, during temper,
ary At Of insanity oil Friday, attempted
inianticide and suicide, at Portsmouth,
New Hampshire, by throwing her :
months old baby into the river aud
jumping In after ward. A tramp named
Thomas Conlon. who WAS on the oppo.
site side OF the wharf, leaped into Tho
water, caught the woman and held her
until help arrived, then brought the
child to the surface safely.
AT the Union station In Kansas oitt
on Saturday morning, pine box was
found to contain the muiilatei bedy OF >
woman, from which most ol the h;sh
had been cut OF, the head and iace oe'n4
mutilated beyond recognition. The BODY
was packed In charcoal And had appI-
entity been dead not more than u hours
The box WAS shipped from St. Louis.
At Lacrosse, Wisconsin, yesteray
afternoon, Oliver W. Oirson was ki,sa iis
by one blow on the neck, struck by WW
liam Deyer. q bartender. Oieson had ~
fused to pay 40 cents for roued "
drinks.
At Curay, Colorado. last Friday, john
NJ. Winstead, q dissolute fellow, shotaua
killed his wife because she had no money
TO give him for drink. He then oom'
mitted suicide.
william Berry, . matchmaker in New
York, on Saturday crushed his sicA
wife's skull with stove litter. The uoe'
tors say she will die.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-12
News summary.

Very Rev. VIII lam Ke. gan, Wear
General OF the Roman Catholic Diocese
Of Brooklyn, New York, del on satur.
day morning OF pneumonia, aged 10
years. The naes on all the public build
ings were half-masted on Saturday in re-
spect to his memory.
!. N. Stern, member Of . New York
clothing firm, was killed at Linden, New
Jersey, on Friday night, while attempt.
Ing to board train which made no stop
at that place. HIS head aud both arms
above the elbows were cut of.
Mrs. Czarina Wood Littletsld died in
Woburn, Mass, on Saturday. In the 12d
year oil her age. She was granddAushtc tier
Of Sylvanus Wood. who took tho frsI
Britt b prisouer at the battle Of LexinR
ION, In IT'S.
LehlRh Valley engine 281 was demoi-
ished BY an explosion of Its boiler, at
Buffalo Creek Junction, New York, yes
terday afternoon. Grorgs Pearl, en-
gineer, and Henry J. O'Connor, fireman,
were killed.
Eliza O'Brien, sged 13 years, died In
Woburn. Massachusetts. on Saturday, Of
hydrophobiA. About year ago she was
bitten by q supposed rab,d dog.
Tue number Of steerags PASSENGERS
landed At New York yesterday was 972.
Arthur Bohlman OF New York, who
had been for two weeks chief cook al a
hotel In Wilkesbarre, Pa, committed
suicide by hanging yesterday morning.
No cause Is assigned for the act,
Daily Republican., 1890-05-12
DIED.

B0WERs.a;snddenly. on the 10th inst,
| his nge.
Relatives and friends are invited to at.
tend the funeral from his late residence
No. 2l5 West Second street, on Tuesday
afternoon, the 18th instant, ut . o'clock.
lnterment ut Riverview Cemetery.
STILEs.-0n sunday. May H., 1890
George Hoffman, son of ". q. and
| Ella stiles, aged ! year and days.
| Friends wishing to view the remains
can do so this (Monday) evening from {
till o'clock at Ill French street.
BKOoKE.-On the 9th inst, Mary II.
| Brooke. aged u years.
! 1nterment private, at Friends Bury.
Ing Ground, on Monday afternoon, at
| O'Clock. I
sPEAKMAN.-on May o, Frank W.
Speakman, son OF Elizabeth and James
l.. Speakman, aged months, 2 weeks
and days.
! Funeral from the residence of his
father, No. 5l3 French street, Monday
afternoon, MT 2.3o O'Clock. interment
in BrandywiEe Cemetery.
In quiet little casket,
| baby slesps.
While the winsl from wood and meadow
| Softly creeps
Der the little mound we made 1t.
God knows best
With what aching hearts we laid IL
Down to rest.
W WALKER.-In Mill Creek hundred, on
May 10, 1880, Ellen Walker.
Relatives and frienus are invited to
attend her funeral, from her late resi-
vices at tho house. Interment ut White
Clay Creek Church Cemetery.
FISHER.-On the llth of May, John
Lewis, son of Julia Fisher, aged
years. Q months and days.
Funeral on Tuesday. Services at Mt.
JOY NJ. Il. Church.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-12
Anniversary Icxerclses.

Union NJ. K. Church was packed las
night, It being the nrst anniversary O
the Epworth League. The program a,
tend,r was as follows: Anthem, Ell.
worth League choir; prayer, Rev. Her ry
Sanderson; anthem, Epwor,h Legue
choir; historical sketch, Miss Floii
Irons; hymn, congregational; address
A. v. Aysore; hymn, congregations
address, Joseph Pyle; hymn-eo,ftree
tional; address, g. Howard Smedley
hymn, congregational; address, Rev
Adam Stenrlc TIC choir was unda,
ihe leadership of Prof Davii Baker and
aecompa led by A. Poinsett Fotht rgill,
snd consisted Of the following:
Sopranos, Misses Tillie Baker, Lille
Oliver, Addie savIlle, Nettie MeCor-
mick, Lille Blackburn, Cora Blocksom,
Kate s. King. Ida Ewing and Harry
saville. Altos Misses Laura Baker.
Lille Saville and Emma Watson. Bass
Gccrge siidham, E. A. Watson, Frank
Ayars and A. c. Lingo. Tenor. j, A,
Oliver, Jr., and Charles I. Stengle.
This choir has during the past month
o. so, acq q,.irei an enyiab!e ieputa tlon
sad have engagements for every week
noti' July 4th. They will give concert
IN The 0 eia II uae at Landenperg, Pa,
% the 3Oih ipstaut lur tue benefit Of the
methodist church at that place.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-12
The New City Directory.

hessrs w. Costa & Co. are issuing
sAe largest, best and most complete
directory OF the city OF Wilm'ngton that
has ever been published. There are more
names by far, more pages and more
advertisements than ever before. The
paper is good and the typography first
e'Ass. Ihe block directory, giving the
hemt.rs 10 their order On both sides Of
every street, Ia a great convenience. he
na3ona, state and cit, governments are
represented by the numerous names OF
ehhcials. Boards OF Education, Health,
eac,, hre, water, police, surveying de
partments, ETC., park commission, be.
heyoieht institutions, cemeteries
eeutenss, In :orporated companies, liter
NY and other institutions, loan associa
sbons, railroads, secret societies, steam
ers insurance companies are ali repre-
oented. There is also u table OF statistic
showing the growth Of the city.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-12
FOURTH EDIT!0N
The Opening Of Court.

The May term OF the Court Of Genera
Sessions and Peace and jail Delivery oi
this county convened at 10 o'clock thil
morning, with Chief Justice Comegys
and Associate Judge Houston on the
bench.
The nAuass OF the grand and general
jurors were cslled by Clerk Cochran,
and after the fret named were sworn
they retired to their chamber to consider
. number Of bills presented to them. J.
tarke Poatlcs was appointed foreman Of
the grand Jury.
As soon ~ the grand Jury retired
Clerk Cochran commenced calling the
names OF the applicants for license to sell
intoxicating liquor, of which there are
ls6, and they promptly responded. oi
this number II are women, some Of
whom have been keeping saloons for
years, while othsrs have been refused At
previous terms.
Tho Grand Jury came In at -, 10
o'clock aud made returns on several bills
that had been presented to them.
John d. Cooper, colored, was ar
raigned on an indictment charging him
with an assault with intent to kill John
Hubbard. on February ~. The accused
plead not guilty, aud said that he was
drunk that day and did not know what
he did. Walter Bacon, Esq, was assigned
by the court to defend him.
The Grand Jury found true bill
against another mau, but a. he was
fastened up in one of the cells In the
basement, the lock of which would not
work, his case had to be postponed until
this afternoon.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-12
The Intsrosp.log sewer.

A loud report up the Brandy wine this
morning about o o'clock might have
made people think there WAS an explo-
sion OF powder mill were II not we'll
known that tho contractors for con-
structing the interceptiug sewer wers
letting off some heavy blasts and throw
out tremendous boulders of rock. All
day yesterday the steam drills were kept
In operation to get the blasts ready by
this morning. The boulder blown out
was about ten feet thick, but 1t wss COM
petely shattered.
TIE conclusion ratified the windows in
houses several squares dittant The con-
tractors were compelled 70 work yester-
day on account of the water supply OF
the city being cut oil. The water stored
in the reservoirs Is sufficient to supply
the city for five days. Three days have
already passed and all the work must b,
completed in two more, as the city mus
have water. Tine Water Department Ii
cleaning tue mud out OF the race while |
\ Is empty.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-12
THIRD EDITION
a serlcs oi Aecldrnt.,

About O'Clock last Saturday evening
Phi.ip Slommer, aeoI Z years, was play
Ing on t!ie r.. W. Il It, railroad, at The
foot OF King street, when 1t train passed
along. By some mrans he WAS pusAed
Ag in III, making q narrow escape from
bsiug l,iid. His left loot was gra zed
oy one Of the wheels. tearing oil toe
natl. He alo received u slight scalp
wound. He WIS taken 10 his borne aud
attended by DIR. J. 7. v. Boclssom.
A iuan residing OIL Taylur street near
Wilson, met with srrlous accident last
Saturday evening. The front steps OF
his res s.dencc had been removed and
painted, an1 an Old chair put in their
pl &C. As be stepped out OF the door
the chair upset, throwing him down. lie
struck thr aek OF his head Oh the stone
door sill, inflicting painful Il not ser.
ious injury.
On Saturday evening David Reeder,
residing At Edge Moor, iell or Heald
street over Eleventh street bridge, aud
sfrained his ankle badly. He was taken
to tbe Home opa'hic Hospital, where the
dislocat.ou was reduced
An employe at the Wilmington Jufe
Mills named Caroline Hemphill, lost
three OF the fiugers Of her right band
last Saturday by being caught in the ma
ehinery.
Yesterday afternoon quita an excite
ment was caused In the vicinity OF Dr.,
Welch's Office, No. 500 West Fourth
street. A man named Smith, residing at
East Lake, has been under the doctOr's
care for some time Tor Lemorrhages. He
10 employed at the works Of tho jackson
q Snarp Company, and contrary to the
Doctors orders continued ut his work.
Yesterday afternoon, accompanied BY
his wife he called Tor some medicine
aud while 10 the Office WAS seized ilh q
hemorrhage. A crowd col eeted on the
ttreet, AID the wildcat stories were ailoat
90 cerning the cause OF the excitement.
The doctor finally succeeded in checking
the low OF blood, but the man was 70
exhausted that lie had to be taken to his
home in Wilson's ambu ance.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-12
NlOrtuAry,

The funeral services OF Mrs. A. r.
Wright, mother OF W. IL. r. and q.
Wright, prominent musicians OF this
city, will take place tomorrow at two
O'Clock from their residence, No. 90g
Orange street.
Services will be held In Bethel Church.
The music will be conducted by Mr., NJ.
Sterling. Mrs. Wright was prominent
member OF tha church, and was noted
Tor her pie'y and general good conduct
A grand full dress knights Templar
reception will be given by the Past Right
Eminent Grand Com msnder ami X. E.
@. Commandery, and Sir KNIGHTS OF
w ilmingtop, In the Institute Hall, next
Thursday evening. Prof. j. Anderson Q
band and orchestra will furnish the
music. and Prof. d. B. Sharper Will act
as floor manager.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-12
wav Publications.

strAwbridgs & Cio,hier's Monthly for
May 10 an interesting number. The con-
ciudIns iustallmsnI OF BesADts serial,
"The Bell of 81. PAul's" 10 giveo.
There ID pleasing story Of how young
man was ''Bsved by Failure from mar
rying the wrong peraon. "The Story oi
. Button" is clever little loye and mill.
tary episode. Many pages are devoted to
tho illustration and description OF cusrert
fashions for iaiies, misses, aud children.
Tho monthly bulletin Of seasonAble dry
goods following the literary contents,
will be fully IS interesting to the readers
especially 10 those who depend for theiI
supplies upon that increasingly more
valuable institution, the mail order
department. The Monthly 10 pubiished
by strawbridge s. Clothier, at . sub
scriptIou price Of 30 cents per year.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-12
FIFTH edition
MunIclpMl i,un,,

Ihe frst case called was Henry Jop..
ayouug man, who was yer, r,lp,"a'
apcu going In the prisolsss' hoy ,las.as
Chairs tried to fore, him along hn, =.
common police parlance, he ,csa,,a ca, u
un y JuaRe Ball ordered him ia hi. neu u,n
until he could conduct bimse,f 10 Ivy w.
sone piopriety. lie then wa,t.d WV
into the dock, but he was too la,e ~
David Lemon had gooi case M.
lime against William 7. slmmon. whom 'a
he charged with abuse aud dI.ordlpia avl
conduct. simmons came up to HIM :,
Fourth and Tatuall siree,s, aud william, ~
any cause or provocatlon {. c.n,menr"J
nrade Of abuse against Mr. l. ran
calling him some very ugIy nam.a
Dr. j. b. Wclch corrob0rated the sea-
ment Of Mr.. Lemon. A fine ul 80
e665 moro In costs was imposed. W ''A
John Ferguson, q white lad is years =,
sEr. was Wund last night by OInee,
Wilcox uproariously druus. He ssid l.,
was stranger IN the city aud dd nn
know the place where he got h a IIouo,
but he knew II was down sbopt i,
depot and II wss alter II o'cloek wl.,
lie got II. lie was recon initted Ia ~
fresh Ills memory.
William Church, who keew A in,
shop 1T Second and Tatnall sires,.
charged with receiving a mason, ham
mcr and trowel supposed TO have hss
taken from the intercepting sewer wo,l
men. He proved by George h Pns
that he had the property long beor, Id
larceny occurred at the interoep.ip
sewer and was discharged.
Mary Ann Walker was arralsued f,
the larceny Of pocketbook coulaluIn,
e3.75 from Mary Hamilton, and .he NJ
held In $500 for court
James Peyton was asked 10 aceoun
Tor y bundle Of clothing comog into h
possession which was sent from Ham
burgers sto 0, by hack driver Phil M
to Augustus r. Wslch, South Wlmisv(
ton, on Saturday night. He wa, Ned
under $500 bail Tor the upper court.
James Doughten was charged vn5|
committing an assault aud battery on
William W. Miller and Patrick Brauusd
In the Philadelphia restaurant betweeu
and = O'Clock on Sunday morning.
Miller's stAtein mt was that he went ID
to get something to eat, when Doug ghtel
anu another nan attacked him and
knocked him down on the pavement
outside the door.
Patrick Brannan testified that Dough-
ten came up and struck him IN the ey
without any provocaton.
Simon Gordon, the keeper Of th(
restaurant, saw Doughten strike Bran
nan.
Tue proof, however, being positive
that lie siruck Branuan, Judge Ball iiued
him $40 and costs.
Roland w. Rippeger was discharged
upon charge OF committing An assaul,
and battery on John Carr, aud William
W. Miller was nned costs Tor being
drunk on Sunday morning.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-12
Notice to Farmers.

II you want good potato crops, just
take our advice for once. 1t pays you To
change your seed. Instead OF planting
your own potatoes over, and getting
email and scabby potatoes in return. go
to Smeltz e. Co., l3 East Fourth street,
and buy some OF their choice stock OF
Northern Seed Potatoes. We have In
stock the famous Maine Rose, Early
Ohio, York State Rose, Beauty OF He
bron, Mammoth Pearl, White Star.
White Elephant, Empire State, Chill
White, Burbank and 1--we other varieties.
Call and examine our stock. 6mcltz Il
Co., 13 Fast Fourth street