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LOOKING FOR HUSBANDS.

What would you suggest
us favars for our mex german, Dolly?"
Dorothy
Life.
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FOREIGN ~GLEANINGS.

WASHING was and is still done in
Japan by getting into a boat and letting,
neirlAfAfziilpa after the snpat
IfQnR stsinH1, eaEslSe
Tlfa Esap<A Sugarn61 alo1rke 61s
has decided IN favor 81 x1t.t<ss1hsIbf
colonization compares being granted
by simple decree and no by law.
TELEPHONES are put in the houses of
Stockholm. Sweden, at areltgQf .S22f76ka
year each. For each e1f
Ess1zl1s tai
whore they the flthfest Of Street
refuse. over which a little bran has
been spread.
THE law in Germany forbids swim
ming in the rivers and a native who
had fallen into the water let himself
drown because he thought he would be
arrested and punished.
IL Paris it has been found that the
trees have suffered even more terribly
than was suspected from the exception
ally severe and protractcd frost of last
December and January. In the Tuilc-
ries gardens especially the damage done
to many of the finest trees is irrepara-
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WANTED,

WANTED.
a man and wife. The man to do gener-
nj work on farm the wife to cook for
small family, liberal wages paid the right
one. Must bring references.
STRoTHER RENECK, Napoleon, No,
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WORKSHOP in the real estateofiice
of +. Winsor ~ Son, opposite the Court
House. S2tf
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The Soap
hat
Cleans
Most
S 1enOX.
SANTA FE ROUTE.

SANTA FE ROUTE,
Home seekers excursion to the west and
southwest at greatly reduced rates. bates
OF sale September ID and %. Return limit
thirty days from day of sale. Rates To
Chicago and return September i and ID
SO for the round trip. For further infcrl
nation apply at ticket office.
JOHN rAUBMAN, Agent
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Lawn s~ettees, at Winkler Furniture Co.
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d sale.
Double store house and stock of general
merchandise at a bargain. One block east
of court house. JOHN X. JORDAN.
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MISCELLANEOUS STATISTICS.

II you want any ladies' and children's
shoes don't fail to see Frank kriehn's
stock at greatly reduced prices. 9-12-tf
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MontpelIer.

The work on the Catholic church d
progressing finely. When completed
Il will be one Of the finest buildings In
the state. iS
The petit Juror took q recess Last
week until next Monday when they
will be called upon to try offenders
against the peace and dignity Of the
state, several are now boarding. at
hotel Dudley and are protected from
outside violence by lock and key and
barred windows.
The grand jury are hard at work
trying to fine some naughty doings OF
somebody and there are those, who are
awaiting with anxiety, fear; and trem.
bling, est they be called upon to ~.
why sentence should not be passed
upon them. F
Mijs Jessie Watson, who has been
sick with diphtheria, is now quite well
having gained rapidly for the past few
days. ~ ~ sfss ls' sl,if7 4 Ai
Mrs. o. L. Watson IL spending few
days at West 'TOpsham and vicinity,
trying to recupefate after her unusual.
~ hard time incaring for the sick in
her family this summer. x zRifi
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rhetford Can,Jtra.

Mrs. Corliss has been quite sick and
under tho care Of DR.. Chadee.
Mrs. Hattie Weber and her two
promising sons have gone TO Burling.
ton for the tall.
Sadie willoughby is teaching In
Newbury.
Josiah Camp, an >old citizen ninety.
FIVE years Of age, died and was buried
IN this place last week.
Eta Douglass has gone to Bellows
Falls to teach.
The Rev. Risca Cocker preached q
very interesting sermon last Sunday
from Revelations. His subject was
1.-THE rainbow round about the throne
Melvin Douglass with his bride Wis
tied his father recently. He is located
at New London, Conn.
William X. Porter, one of Bost0h's
wealthiest men, with his family have
been visiting his sisters, Mrs. Wilson,
Mrs. Bond and Mrs. Ladd.
Mrs. s, M. Gleason has gone to Boa.
ton viii ~ Porter family for few
week. ~ 1f4N
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vershire.
Matte Clough is teaching in Chelse,

Matte Clough is teachingin Chelsea
Mr.. and Mrs Hoyt have returned to
their home IfIh Penacook, n. H.
MRS. Woodcoclxa has a music class al
CopQerfield
Ethan Dim6nd Rhas been sick for
some linn VII asfever.
Sargent Hood has gone to Groton to
lit3 s{eh I'M sister.
sfshfra NOT represented at the
a. s. COnxe Dion at y Newport, owing
Vt HE illlesS of. the delegate, Dea. H.
a4rs: Xix has had a daughter from
Dapsda visiting her.
Prof. A. Il. Enller and wife have re-
turned TO Cleveland.
There was heavy thunder shower
here the evening Of Sept. 18th. accom-
panied with high wind, but nothing
like the tornado which did 80 much
damage in some parts Of the state and
New Hampshire.
Carl H. Corwin who taught school
here some years ago, was married at
Hubbardton, who're he has been preach
ing recently.
September has been very warm and
dry and no frosts to do any damage.
Tomato vines are as fresh and green as
in August. 49,
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POE MING.

Mr.. and Mrs, y. P. Morey returned
from their trip to Westminster last
week. n. 3-a. q
Mrs. M. E. Dodge and Mrs. Addie
r. Davis are at Montpelier attending
the annual meeting Of the Vermont
branch Of Foreign Missions. 4
Tom and Will Chubb have returned
to Boston, WHARF they have secured
employment IA electrical works. t
J. e. N. Colburn of Charlestown,
Mass, was in town this week. 494
, The 25th INIT the thermometer regis.
tered 80 and the 28th 81 degrees. 1s
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T.. Hart returned
Saturday. gaeta .'e "a
Henry AhFoon of Boston will
spend the winter with Frank Moore.
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Catarrh in New England.

Ely's Cream Balm gives satisfaction to
every one using 1t for catarrhal troubles
G.. X. MellOr, druggist, Worcester, Mass.
believe Ely's Cream Balm is the best
article for catarrh ever offered the public
Bush 4 Co., druggists, Worcester, Mass.
An article of real merit.-C. p. Alden,
druggist, Springfield, Mass.
Those who use it speak highly of it,.
Geo. A. Hill, druggist Spnnefeld, Mass.
Cream Balm has given satisfactory re-
sults.-W. P. Draper, druggist, Springfield,
Mass.
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: North Thetford.s

M. Benjamin; who has boarded at
Mr.. VnQuith's Tor the past three
months Re eDsdrned to her home in
Mrs. Fuller, who has been a visitor
In our village for two weeks, returned
to her home In Somerville, Mass.
Wednesday. Z es
Miss Jennie Gardner Of Bradford
spent Saturday with friends here.
Mr.. Bradley Hosford is visiting at
his brothers. and the black bass in this
part Of the Connecticut look scared.
The young ladies who have charge
Of the street lamps In the southern
portion Of our village will please &C.
cept our thanks, particularly these
m06nless evenings.
Z Tracy Hosford has walked without
assistance to the barn near their house,
but as yet is NOT, able to use his hands
sufficiently to feed himself.
The remains of Mr.. Amasa Converse
who died in California more than two
years since, were brought to this sta
ton Monday. afternoon and taken to
ky lllO 1OI UuTldl' ~ was ITO IC4uCSU
TO be buried in the cemetery Of lis ma
tive town.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Carpenter Of
Boston made flying visit here last
week, as guests Of Mr.. Wilcox.
Mrs. Moore is home and much i'm
proved Her husband. the good dea-
con, with Mrs. H. Downer were elect
ed and went to the Sabbath School
Convention at Newport.
Brother Benjamin's visit of love is
ended and the fair vision vanished
from our sight to re-appear in the old
home at Middletown.
A few people Of leisure, means and
fellow-teeling, bring US the small
share Of the wine of life that is our
portion.
DR.. B. Hosford and son-in-law of
Springfield are the to. be gnests. The
DR.. will not 60 south for the next
month.
Mrs. Frank Wilcox has taken her
seat at the organ, plays with ease and
without pretense, and well enough.
An auction is raging ct the late home
Of Harriet Ware So. Fairlee, with no
weeping children oxskinr1 witness.
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District No. IL, Newbury.

District No. IL, Newbury.
|The school in No. IL enjoyed holi.
" last week Thursday the occasion
ling the Ryegate fair.
Mrs. A. j. Whitcher and daughte
kude E. are this week visiting tleir
b and brother Fred Of Manchester,
H.
Rev. j. C. X Farris preached very
last Sabbath to large and
entive audience.
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Wednesday. Sept. 80.

A cargo of blueherries lie on the Wal
from Nova Scotia to Portland, Ne.
An American company has secured Z
a, 300, 900 harbor contract in Mexico.
A fire destroyed 500 900 cider refinery
1t Bouckville, Madison county, N. X.
Railroad ticket agents are considering
plan for boycotting the Lake Shore.
Public opinion In Germany is strong
against the issue there of the Rnsian
loan.
Another mutiny has broken out on the
Gillian cruiser Presidente Pinto, at Ham.
burg.
A heavy wind and rain storm visited 81.
Louis, and the thermometer fell 20 degrees
In 30 minutes
Charles F.. Barker of Cambridge. Mass,
Is the winner of the Chicago champion.
ship checker match
I The golden wedding Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Winchenback Of Dedham, Mass,
took place yesterday.
The annual convention Of the American
Bankers association will be held in New
Orleans Nov. II and 10.
Immigrant Inspector Furness has sent
ten more men back to Canada who haA
tried to evade the alien contract law.
Eastern general coal agents have do
cided to fix the output Of coal for Ootobee
1T 100000 tons over that fixed for Septem-
Der.
The decision BY an Oklahoma judge -
to the status Of Indians 10 likely to Gauss
the department At Washingtoa some
trouble
According to the report Of the United
States fish commission, Il appears that the
fishing business on the Pacific eeast b
thriving.
Private kilograms say that the recent
strain has seriously increased the popDb
feebleness and that his condition now
causes alarm.
DR.. Prince w. Pags, prominent physi-
clan OF Boston. died % BreckenFidge, Colo,
OF paralysis He was largely Interested n
Colorado mines.
In spite Of fepeatsd dsnisls, . rumor =
persistently circulated to The eject that
the Russians have killed Captain Young
husband in Panic.
Thomas ]. Marsh, formerly assistant
superintendent Of the Tewksbury (Mass.)
almshouse, died in Roberta, MIMI. He was
prominently identified with Massachusetts,
politics
The director Of the mint has under con-
sideration a plan 10 stimulate the i'm
portation Of foreign gold, which he viii
submit to the secretary Of the treasury
shortly.
Fenian Stephens has bsen given permits
sion BY the British governments to reside -
Dublin, at which place be arrived Mon
day. He supports Parnsll, bat they do
not speak.
Sir j. Lubbock, who represents the city
Of London In the London county council,
and Alderman Sir T. n. farrar have ~
formed the county council that they have
70 resign tAslf ssass IN thak
body.
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Fairlel

Byron Melendy is at
er Hospital, Burlington
Mrs. Blodgett is fall
A. Hutton saw Almy
Tuesday. [
Geo. McIndoe expect
lege at Hanover.
John Davis is traini
quite a number Of fine
Fred Abbott's broth
good clerk.
Miss Gay and Mrs.
vile are stopping at
Miss Bessie Paul
Tuesday and has goI
Mr. & Mrs. Leneg}
been visiting at w. I
week. He speaks vel
the "Sunny South"
day morning being in
to what occurs at his I
is Mr.. Longs niece an
ingly refined and pleas
Lenegan 10 q Wholesale
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Catarrh Can't 81

with LOCAL APPOICAIV
cannot reach the seat of TIL
tarrh is blood or cOnstitut
and in order tO cure it you hs
ternal remedies. Halls Cat
taken internally; and acts dir
blood and mucous surfaces Ha
Cure is no Quack medicine. II
scribed by one of the best ply!
this country for years, and is 9 regO
known, combined with the best bloc,
fiers, acting directly on the mucous 81
es. The perfect combination of the tW
gradients is what produces such wondei(
results in curing catarrh. Send for tes
mOnials free.
F..J. CHENEY & Co., Props. Toledo. O,
Sold by druggists, 75c.
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A prairie fire near Belvidere, III. burned
over 200 acres
Rain has qusncbsd nsarly all the forest
fires IN ilfihnssota. u y = ~
Much pine timber Is Minnesota was
Frustrated by high wind.
\ A hunter found tie body Of an unknown
man In the Milton Mass woods.
Theirs has been no rain in six weeks in
twenty seven counties III Illinois. III
The recent warm weather has been Of
value to crops in New York state.
A numberpf lives have been lost by the
recent prairik fires III North Dakota.
Mrs. Felt pf Salem. Mass, committed
suicide By setting her clothing afire.
A conservative estimate puts the wheat
yield OF indiana at So, Al 600 bushels
James Reynolds, aged %, unmarried, was
drowned in New Haven hsrbor Sundoy
afternoon.
John w. Maskay made the trip from
San francisco to New York In days, u
hours and IS minutes.
Tho Moapf Gazette boasts that Eng
laEI,s INES lAAstrsss -si.U Durraanefies matter
will be answered In Asia.
Private Detective Chapman. whose
character has been assailed BY certain Bos-
ton newspapers, has resigned hisoflce.
There is rumor at Rome that the
United States will exclude Italian imports
In reprisal for the prohibition Of American
pork imports.
The comptroller Of the currency has
called on all the national banks for .
report Of their condition at the close of
business on Sept. g.
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West Fairlee Centre.


!. w. Kimball Of Boston was in
I'm last Sabbath.
drs. N. N. Kimball and Mrs. M. N.
lid left for Boston on Monday.
IRIS. Irving Bond of Thetford is
tie ill at her mothers, Mrs. W. B.
nball. 81
Mr.. Rowland and wife of Manches-
N. H., visited his mother, Mrs.
cinda Rowland last week.
;. N. Tucker was dangerously ill
/ week but Is little better at this
fitting. R src
Miss Julia F. May arrived here from
bntreal, Monday, on her return from
rope. After stopping q, few days
tn her sister, Mr.. W. b. Kimball,
3 win return to Minneapolis, MINI.
Lewis Blake, . young man working
Or M. M. Miller, while cutting the
stems from pumpkins in the field one
day last week. cut bis foot quite badly.
W. L. Godfrey has his new house
olastered and has several carpenters
1t work putting on the finishing
stroke.
s. P. Marsh and family are at Pike
Hill in Corinth.
Moody Marsh is at Orfordville, N.
H., with his son George.
Miss Addie Godfrey is visiting at
friends at Blood Brook. She leaves for
next week.
H. f. Wilcox of North Thetford,
mas sold twelve yesrling bucks to 60 to
Montana this week.
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ed 3 nice Darn THIS
about completed. :
William Govelj
work here for Il
suddenly on We
TYPHOID fever, b
Danville, r. q.
Willie Herr
Earnest Herrid
caring for the
during his illn
Mr.. Clough
that Mr.. Chand
The weather
warm for the sea
as yet.
Oscar Eastman 1
New York.
The sick are all ON
Albert Chandler
moved to Chelsea.
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Wells River.

George Parker was home from Han
over over the Sabbath.
Mrs. A. M. Whitelaw has returned
from Boston and Manchester.
Mrs. d. w. Learned visited friends
in Barnet and St. Johnsbury last week.
ia. Whitney went to Tunbridge
Tuesday.
Mrs. DR.. Sturtevant Of Manchester
has been visiting at George Leslie's.
NJ. Coville has closed his labors in
E.. Baldwin's harness shop. He sold
his household furniture at auction
Wednesday and will 60 to Manchester.
Mrs. Holmes and Mrs. Austin Of
Wofsester, Mass, are visiting at E. D.
Carpenters.
j. W. Squire Of Council Bluffs,
Iowa, was In town the first of the
week.
w. s. Hale Of South Newbury was
in our village Tuesday.
Charles Bracy returned from Fair
lee. pond Wednesday.
The aYyhual church meeting was held
this week Thursday afternoon for the
purpose Of hearing reports and
election Of officers and roll call.
A subscription paper is
culated for stock to GREG
creamery near this
amount called for
the shares are. $10Q
shares have already
the rest can easily b
ly no better point q
creamery, and
prise will enc0y
lar character.
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QlCott.

.Messrs. Goss, Brooks and Powers
have new street lamps which are very
useful as well as ornamental.
A new stock house is being erected
at the MILL The COMPANY have erect
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sunday. Sept. ~.

The free evening schools Of Boston are
to open this evening.
Michel Davitt, the snoted Irish agitator,
has arrived in Chicago.
Blair ID now said to b booked for ~
pension commissionership.
San Domingo abolished it, ffes list ~
all countries except the United States.
A Salem, Mass.. woman poured kerosene
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SATURDAY., sept. q.

Saturday. Sept. %.
The Eliot Insurance company Of Boston
has resolved to retire from business.
Nicholas, the Maine colt, made new
mile record for the New England trotters
1t is said to BE- settled that no more
American cardinals win be appointed 1t
present.
At the Unitarian conferences the general
sentiment was in favor of the adoption OF
liturgy.
The vault Of the First National bank Of
Concord. N. H., was wrecked Thursday
by gas explosion.
A government station for the inspection
OF meat to be shipped abroad ID to be es-
tablished in Boston.
The annual reunion of the Twenty third
Massachusetts, Regiment association took
place at Marblehead.
Levi Greenough was struck by q train
at Danforth, Me-, and seriously and, per-
haps. fatally injured.
The colored men In the district Of
Columbia draw out at least 900. 200 an
nually - office-holders.
Commissioner Raum's report Of the
pension bureau Ii just issued and 70 OF
particular interest to Veterans.
Rev. Mr.. Breen hes BEEN suspended for
his violation Of M. e. church principles BY
the unanimous vote Of the investigating
council.
General Sickles, in his Grafton at The
Tammany statue unwilling at 0ettysbuFg,
protested against the attempt Of Pennsyl-
vanis to falsify history.
There u report that Mr.. EGan, minis
ter to Chile, was corresponesnt Of The
New York Herald, and supposed news
which the United States government
should have had. q
In the York county (As.) supreme couss,
1t Alfred, Ernest Hall and Wade McCul-
Tough, the Saco boy burglars, were ssn-
fenced to So4 days in the county Jail.
Abram Heath Of East 6omerville, Me-,
was found beside the road in Hallowell,
Me-, claiming to have bsen robbed Of eS0o
and beaten BY his assailants. He had bssn
drinking.
Nelson ]. Barnum, aged 47,a well-known
business man Of Danbury. Conn.,, and
prominent in religious circles, compitted
suicide by poisoning himself. He had BEEN
in i'll health.
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w ~~V~ ~-'i ~ If
Henry Eddie, tie famous epiritualisti
dead. n M
Connections aitiss ars apprshsnaivs d :
watsr famine
CanadA wants sxsmption from The
favored nabiau clause.
Rev. Dr. Butchard Of Rum, Romanism
and Rebellion" fsms 10 dad.
Four Cslsstials were captured In Water
town, N. IL and sent back to Canada
= The chSmpionship Of the American asso-
citation " won BY the Boston club already.
" The Bagilsbv mill weavsrs ct Ia'' e.iver,
Mass. hsve decided 70 return to work to-
day.
x The New England cranberry croo is re.
ported y exceptionally good year,
Cape Cod expecting 70 turn out the largest
crop ever gathered.
Y As an evidence Of the way II rains IN
India, Consul General Merrill, who il
stationed at Calcutta, says that sixty
seven lot rain has been known to fall
there wiVAi : year. fyS 5
The supposed poisonous grapes seized In
New York by the health authorities was
caused BY o harmless preparation recon-
mended to grape growers BY the depart
ment ofagriculture. The city will have
to pay heavy damages.
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Going south; Mail train. lo.oI I. a., sc,ommoda
~, las p. M; accommodation, 5,os :. n. Nth
~. ,.,o a. m. way freight, 1850 nj stock srsi'
Trains going north; accommodation, $50 q. n.
nil, $40 p. m. night mail. s.se 4 n. [, accommoda
,tn 1903 r. M; way freight, iaso 2. M
W. H. SlLssv. Station Agent
Mails close. south. 9.4s a. m. mails oYnorth. IS!
pm. VIII. sIIssy.fos'ma''s
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Joseph CHILBERG & CO.

of Parsley & Williams; to Ways,
Means and Claims.
H. B. 292, by Committee on WAYS,
Means and Claims, for Wilbur w.
Mailman.
/. b. 293, by same committee, for
relief of the Western Union Telegraph
Company.
II. b. 294, by committee ON Univer-
sity and Normal Schools; for Control
and management or Normal schools.
IL. b. 2O5, by Taylor, providing for
organization and government of State
banks; to interpretations other than
Municipal.
II. b. 296, by Garretson, for estab-
fishing white shield home; to APP
preparations.
IL. B. 297, by Chambers, providing
for leasing accommodations for State
officers; to State Library and Public
Grounds.
II. b. 29S, by Morse, same subject
and same reference.
ii. b. 299, by Morse, defining bound
aries of Island county; to Counties
| anu county Lines.
ID. b. 300. by committee on appro-
priations; for sundry expenses Of
State government; to Appropriations.
IL. b. 3O1, by Candy, for dissection
OF dead bodies; to Medicine, Surgery
and Pharmacy.
House Memorial, Is, by Chambers,
for an appropriation for improving the
harbor at Olympia.
II. M. 16, by Berry, in relation to
federal courts.
II. M. II, by Plummer, for o recog-
milton of the services of Capts. Gray
and Hendricks; to Federal Relations
and Immigration.
On motion OF Sharpstein, his rail
road bill relating to rates was indeti-
nitely postponed.
The Sergeant-at-Arms was instructed
to serve subpGnas upon Judge Sachs
witnesses.
II. b. relating to qualifications of
locomotive engineers, was indefinitely
postponed.
In the afternoon in the House, the
Clarke Metcalf committee reported:
l. That Clark offered Metcalf the
$500.
2. That Metcalf solicited the bride.
s. That he was encouraged by
others.
4. That w. III. Calkins had no
knowledge of the, transaction and is
exOnerated.
5. That Metcalf courted the bride
under delusion and deserves seyerest
censure, and leaves further punish
ment to the House.
The report is signed by all MEM
bers of the committee.
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TWENTY YEARS COUGHING
Cured With DIR. Bosanko's Cough
Syrup.

Mrs. NJ. Pitcher, a most estimable
lady, and has been resident of Spring
field, ILL.,, for thirty years. Herpresent
residence is at No. Il07 East Capital
Ave. In conversation with her drug
gist, Mr.. +. II. Sayler, Of No. $50 Elev-
enth St., she said: 81 have been af-
flicted with Lung trouble for the past
twenty years, coughing most of the
time. Have been under the care of
the best physicians of this city, and
have used all kinds OF medicine for my
disease without any benefit. Last
winter / was recommended to try DIR.
Bosanko's Cough and Lung Syrup,
and can cheerfully say after using
$500 worth of it, am sound and
well. would recommend it to suffer-
ing humanity as the best medicine on
earth for chronic coughs, colds and
consumption" Sold at so cents by
MARI & Ross.