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HORSE GOSSIP.

The management Of the Valley fair asso-
Eiation at BrattlchorO has decided to have
number OF running races al their annual
Fair and the committee is in quest of a
|trng OF horses which may be used for the
|ircuit, including Athol, Greenfield and
l}rattlcboro No doubt such a feature
|Yill prove very popular and the local asso-
fiation is quite willing to pay literally for
he right kind of horses those having
Rational reputation on the turf, and to
hat end a committee viii be sent among
|he owners of the noted studs with ms
ruction to secure the best runners to be
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WINDSOR COUNTY.
STOCKBRIDGE.

c. r. Mobiles horse ran away last week
and damaged the wagon quite badly
Miss HELEN Marsh visited with Maud
Chamberlain and Miss Ethel Eaton was
with Nellie Lamb last week.--N. l..
Sheldon from Boston is at home.-NTs.
Charles Bent has been staying in Roch-
est err for a few daNS.
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.
Continued from 9th pagoJ

Continued from 9th pago)
George w. Bean Of Boston are visiting
friends i'm town.-H. c. Jennison has put
up a new barn and is otherwise repairing
the Jcnnison homestead at the Ealls.-The
Hirhrate band furnished acceptable music
for excursion to Ausable Chasm the nth
inst.-E O. Rosseau is slowly improving.
Miss Nora Beach is still quite ill.--John
Munsell of Wells River is the guest of his
aunt, Mrs. +. O. Rosseau.
MONTGOMERY.
Mrs. Hopkins and daughter of st. Adams
visited at Mrs. G. c. C. Gates last week.
a survey has been made for system of
water works and the prospects are favor
able for obtaining the same. Mrs Munroe
Gcodspcod and daughter of B1oolinc,
Mass, are in town visiting at Geo. Heads.
Roy Davis will attend school at 81.
Johnsbury the coming term.--Miss Bert ha
Cheney of Hyde Park is in Town.
MONTGOMERY CENTRE.
Rev. George Smith of Providence sup
piled the Congregationalist pulpit Sunday.
George Wade was seriously injured by
falling off load of grain Saturday, Aug
l7th.-Thomas Burnham formerly of this
place but now of Boston, died August nth
His remains will he brought here for
interment. The funeral took place
Tuesday at 2 p. m. at the residence of his
daughter, Mrs. c. y. Kelton.-The Misses
Dollie and Lille Trumpass are visiting at
Mrs Wake0eI1's CHARLES C,m,7boI
has cone to Nrortrolior w w y,aI,ntia,l
ie homo fro,,, Malone n V ,rh +,,lh 49,,
ha,,a boo, a,,,a,,nd for ~ .,,.,, 1t,Si,,
to begin september 81, as follows
Center, high grade, Miss McKenney: inter
mediate Miss May Dunham primary
Mrs. Ida Wakefield; South district, Mis-.
yy-i1l,irs. r',gt Liii ,,t.s a+.i It,-i.t.
>otnl, ,.ad NJ, D,,t1oa. Nrit NIiit.
Miss N-o1.a Iyalodo1d. 1,,1iarrn bierhI,
rrado tr,s 11orno1. ~,,,.;,,,,r,. S1tse 49,
load district lfiss Addia Di,nba,,,. Nortt
.IIiu Mic t,lodo Hrool,s
GEOkGlA.
Miss Collins who has beon snendir,
soms time with hor eie.or Mrs Addi,
f1o,l, rat,,r,,ol 90 vel, ~ No., t,,,,, :,
J!lrlington Mrs Dernie Gilmore NJ &.
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ohio s-nrt tho dav in town Vodnesdoy -
1,r 7 ird.,,. ard hri1a ,,ot,,rned yvo1nos
dav evening Mr. and Mrs Erastne C,ueh
man went IN aurIington 70 visit fricrd
Inc, vooL -N1ies ANNA At I1ou.ord ,o+,,,.
ned saturday to her home In I7ranlsIi,
Falh \. H., after spending about tiv'
80, ~ ~" N'oI'i,'e noi il.Ut!e' vi ,
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FRANKLIN.
f L. Hopl5i,rs and family are snendin,
/ the week at Highpate Sprinps-Jr an,
Mrs. Baker and son of Glover are visitini
,+ pa,, NJ wilde, II,a,.. Nro,o,. -
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hill-The excursion to Plattsburgh Friday
was well attended and a very enjoyable
time reported.-S. NJ. Stafford and wife
have been on a carriage drive the past
week visiting friends in Franklin, st. Al
bans and Georgia j. NJ. Stafford and
wife have been spending the past week
geeI - 20" 81 80 ,d of O. aui..,
called on friends in town Monday after
noon, being on carriage dflVe through
the Lamoille Valley en- route TO the White
mountains, where he INTENDS to remain
several weeks.-Alner H. Montague OF
New YORK is visiting ms SISTER Mrs. f.. II.
ltlce.-MIss Lucy Wheelock returned on
wednesday from her Trip 10 Denver, Col.
This place was VISITED saturday night
by the hardest thunder ana Wlhd storm OF
the season accompanied WIN much rain,
raising the streams 10 Colsiueranie extent.
During 'he process OF 'he STORM thc hper'y
pore was olo"n doWh'
WATERVILLE.
Nuefpert 0taFles is lll,-EIos Fletcher
mas returned 10 ne" horh State'-Mrs.
hIrah Mann mas returiieu from RANKIN,
Nl' anu Hi . imam Do"HeS anu
dauBhterS oI 'aheIs N,9'le' III to"h
IuSt hi , anu MS 1a' top inoi'i5 -
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
ALBURGH CENTRE.

Miss Jennie Rockwell of Burlington is
spending her vacation at her old home
Miss Jennie McGregor, stewardess on the
steamer Maquam, spent Sunday with
friends at the Centre.-MrE. Charlie Wells
and children started Monday for Lake
George, where they expect to spend few
wecks.-Mr. and Mrs. ]. W. Mcneil have
returned from Lebanon, n, H., where they
have been visiting their daughter Mrs
Fred Hatch.-Miss Sarah Reynolds died
of heart disease recently, aged SO years
Her funeral was held on Sunday last.-Mr
and Mrs. Mention Rockwell are rejoicing
over the birth Of a daughter.-The Ep.
worth league will hold a picnic on Blue
Rock Friday.
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Mrs. w. A. Foster of Weston, who have
been spending the summer here with their
son, have gone to Gardner. Mass, to visit
a daughter.-F'red Bccde of Keene N H.,
is visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. r..
Bcedle. Mrs -. -. Davis is visiting
friends in Middlebury.- II. l.. Pear
sons, who has been at u. II. Parkhurst's
has returned TO her home in Windsor
Miss Bessie Emery and Miss Lasere of
Washington, y. c., arc visiting at Alonzo
Emery s.-Miss May Proper has returned
from Montreal-Lucius G. Fowler and A.
G. Holman have returned to St. Adams,
after spending "A day or two in town
TUNBR1DGE.
Mrs. e. n. King, who has been in Ran
dolph some weeks, is now at Il. w Row
ell's.-Mrs. II. NJ. Jeffords went to Lyn-
donvlle early this week. Her home will
be there for some timc.-A number of vet
Grams, probably six, will go to Louisville,
Ky. next month.--Mrs. l.. Houston of
Plymouth, n. II. is a guest at j. NJ. Kib-
hy's.-Miss Ina G. Emery Of Washington,
u. c. is a visitor at l.. d. Monkeys
Miss Lizzie w. Hayward spends this week
in Randolph.-Mr and Mrs. j. W. Fisher
returned to Boston last Saturday.-M
Bertha l.. Stearns and Harry S. Jeffords
go to Port Chester, n. Y. this week.
Mrs. A. NJ Ballou of Fort Edward, N Y.
is a visitor in town.
RANDOLPH CENTRE.
Lucius Blodgett is visiting in Canada. -
Mrs. Carrie Levy. who has been spending
the summer with her father, r. H. Slack
/ has returned to Iilsdale, Mich-Mrs
/ Royal Robinson, who is at the hospital II
burlington, is somewhat improved
Commissioner j. b. Wells has done an cX
tcnsivc job on the Slack hill.
! Mr. Dewey and family of Montpelier
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PROCTOR

Miss caro- Mead has been appointed
teacher in district No. 10 for the ensuing
year.-Mr, IL. ii. Stilson and family have
returned from n two weeks stay at Balls
Point on Lake Champlain.-Mr c. w.
Fields fell off Il ladder and strained his
back quite badly last Thursday. lie is
confined to the house.-Mr. j. Fred Will
lams has gone for a few days visit to his
home in Poultney.-Mr. A. w. Taylor of
Washington, ID. c., has been staying at
Mr. John Andrews for few days
Miss Edith Gibson of Salisbury and Miss
Nellie Skeels of Swanton have been en-
gagged to complete the corps of teachers
for the public schools the coming year
w. NJ. Brooks and Miss Mary Thomas
went to Round Lake Saturday to Join
MI Brooks family there.--Miss Lucy Jen-
kins of Chester Is visiting at Mrs G. w.
Fields Frank II. Bgelow preached in
the Methodist church at Pittsford Sum
day.-Miss Florence Hackett has gone
ON q weeks visit TO friends in Underhill
Assistant Station Agent Daniel o. Rourke
has gone to Charlotte to supply that Of
flee for n short tme.-Mrs. Holbrook of
Natck, Mass, is spending a few weeks
with her son, Ernest j. lIolbrook Miss
May Boudish of Brandon returned home
Saturday after spending a few days with
Mrs. A, u, Chisholm.-.Mrs c, II. Davis
has gone on am extended visit to her home
and friends in New York and Pennsyl-
vania.-Senator Proctor has returned
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RUTLAND COUNTY.

Miss May Higgins who has been visiting
at Il. a, Carriers returned to Putnam. \.
y" Friday.-Thcre will be a sociable with
literary and musical entertainment at the
chapel on Wednesday evening Mrs. Ella
WEBSTER ana daughter returned to Plano,
III Iuesday.-Saturday eEening, during
the thunder storm Dewitt Belden's barn
was struck by lightning and burned TO the
ground, Two wagons, moving machine
ana large quantity of grain We're destroy
ed-Mrs. A. IL. Sill returned'to Ohio Thurs
day, being accompanied by her sister as
far as East Avon, n. Y.-Steven Root
died at his residence Saturday evening,
aged u years. Mr.. Root was i'll for a long
time lie is survived by his wife and 9
children. Funeral services were held
Tuesday, Rev. c, f. Hitchcock officiating.
The interment was in Fair View cemetery.
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97or Sale.

THE MILFORD SUCTION CARPET
SWEEPER for sale; does it's work on an
improved PLAN also a lot of copper wash
boilers for sale at S. Places Essex juno
ton, Vt. swift
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SOUTH ROYALTON.

A detachment of the regular army
marching from the State encampment at
Fairlee encamped on the park on tuesday.
VIM. d. l. Burnett is spending several
days at Bethe,.-Nr Lewis has moved into
j. G. Ashley's tenement.-M. Clifford of
Barre has commenced work for A.. =.
Skinner-L ". Lerry is soon to move into
Henry Osgood's new house.-Miss Hale
of Barre is visiting at J. p. Durkee's.-
Mrs Clandall is visiting her mother. Mrs.
Rowell Mrs Charles Hutchins and two
sons are visiting in Exeter, y. II.
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Hnnd's Did Much for Nc.

II am happy to write a few words in
(rais 5e OF Hoods fSarsaparilla because 1t
had catarrh in my head and throat and
differed with headache all the time. After
began taking Hoods Sarsaparilla | com
|nenced to improve. ! have taken three
bottles, which has been Of great benefit to
he.' Miss Minnie l.. Simends. West Nor
|ich, Vt.
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THE PEASE FARM, East Charlotte, $50
acres; splendid dairy farm; mile and
half to stores and creamer1es; north and
south road; good buildings; you make
money from the start; $4,000, $1,000 down,
balance to suit you. w. W. TIigbee,
Charlotte, Vt. 6,w,l0t
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ALBURG SPRINGS.

Mrs Ada Rhetta died at Rutland Sat
urday, her remains were brought here
Monday and the funeral was held
Tuesday afternoon.-Mrs. G, l.. Pierce and
Mrs. G. A. Searle broke camp Monday and
returned to St Albans.-IIargus Nc
Gregor, who has been dangerously i'll
with typhoid fever, is convalescent.-The
new bell for the Methodist church arrived
Monday. 1t will be swung into place Fri
day evening. and appropriate services win
be rendered by the pastor. Rev. j. S. Allen.
SOUTH HERO.
Mr. C. T. Wheeler and family returned
to Burlington Saturday, after spending
several days at Cliff camp,-Miss Benedict
of Burlington is a guest at the Island
House.--G. w. Kelley and Mr. Barnes of
Burlington were in town over Sunday
Miss Matte Robinson died last Friday
morning. Her burial took place at 2
o'clock Saturday afternoon.--Luke Liv-
ineston, George Minkler and Charles Cor
don left Monday morning with the trotters
G. b., Keelers Bay and Logan Maid for
Enosburgh, where they take part in the
races this week.-B. Phelps is having a
large lot of cranberries picked in the
marshes near the Sand Bar.-Juan Robin
son, George Tracy, c. b. Irish and Edward
Phelps are at Enosburgh this week attend
ing the races.--Mr unaerhll and family
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RACES IN VERGENNES.

O/he1- Sfate Ar7os SEE 7Hird Page
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STEAL, but don't steal the IIolton Steel
Roofing, for l will sell so cheap you can't
afford to. The best and most easily APP
piled roofing manufactured. Tools fui-
nlshed free. Write for prices. w. y. Car
penter, Bellows Falls, VT. VISIT
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Hoods Pills cure biliousness, ndges-
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Cafd of Thanks.

ST. PAtL, Mimi, Oct. II, 1895.
At a meeting of the Central w. G.
L. U. of st. Iful. to-day, the members
rendered vdte of thanks to the ladies
of Y. z. S. Gle. and Epworth League
of River Falk, for their earnest and
constant WORK during the season just
closed.
The manyIbeautiful flowers (2,275
boquets) brought not only beauty
and fragrance TO the sick, but also
hope for thd higher life, for to each
boquet a nett card with a text of
scripture wasIattached, which brought
cheer and brightness to many worn
spirit.
Could the e&lrnest workers see how
anXiously eakh Wednesday morn was
watched forE by their unfortunate
brothers and sisters, they would feel
repaid for evtn greater efforts. were it
possible Tie ladies of Central W. c..
L. U. feel ho ~ great help has been
rendered thehs during the past season
aud pray thht each worker may be
spared to dIfpther year to continue
the work.
During TIL past season. flowers
have been distributed IL each of the
following institutions: City Hospital,
St. Luke's Hospital. st. JoSeph's Hos
pital, Bethes&a Hospital, Home Of the
FriendleSS. Moman's Christian Home,
Babies HOnk., and occasionally the
county Jail.
BELLA r. LEONARD,
Cor. SLY Central w. G. IT, o.
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PERSONAL.

A. A. Johnson was down from West
Superior last week.
Smith Michael has gone north on 9
hunting expedition.
Miss Amelia Bolkcom is down from
New Richmond on visit.
Charley Loring was over from Min
neapolis Saturday ard Sunday.
Mrs. S.Williams and daughter OF
Prescott are visiting in the city.
Ernest Flint of Downing spent q
few days with relatives here last week
Rev. NJ. B. Balch of Mansion spent
Tuesday here with his son. Rev. w
NJ. Balch.
Rob. Taylor went to Turton, S. d..
last week to look after his farming
interests.
Mrs. W. III. Borden and children are
down from Minneapolis for a few
weeks.
Adolph Norseng of Minneapoli,
visited his brothers here the first OF
the week.
E. G. Rollins is in the northern
part of the state on his annual hunt
ing expedition.
Mrs. Henry Nichols returned Thurs
day from six weeks visit at Blue
Earth City, MINI.
Thomas Lewis and wife of Gilby
n. D., are visiting friends in River
Falls and vicinity.
Mrs. J. S. White and Mrs. Christine
Miller of Prescott spent Sunday with
relatives in the city.
Mrs. Margaret Reynolds has been
visiting relatives at Johnson's Greek
and Lake Mills. Wis.
Mrs. b. Sweet has been spending a
few days with her sister, Mrs. James
Doris, at Carleton, MINI.
Mrs. Mary Gibbs and grandson, Lee
Butler, returned from their visit to
Council Bluffs last Saturday.
Mrs. Blakney of Saltwater spent q
few days with her mother, Mrs. w. p
Knowles, the latter part of last week
Mrs. Peter Horstad is home from
New Richmond where she has spent
several weeks with her daughter, Mrs
Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Thayer and
Miss Hattie Day came out from
Hudson Friday evening to attend the
Firemen's Ball.
Mrs. L. L. Richardson is entertain
ing her sister, Mrs. John Rinehart
husband and daughter, and Mrs. ii
Boynton, of Columbus, Ohio.
G. /. Johnson of the Minnesota
Type Foundry came over from st
Paul yesterday to set up a new gasoline
engine for G.. e. Pratt & Son.
Misses Edith and Grace Underwood
of Saltwater and Miss Selma Peterson
of Minneapolis were here yesterday
| to attend the funeral of Mrs. Curtiss
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Father Cleary of Minneapolis lee
tured last evening in the Catholic
church on the Passion Play as rep
resented by the people of Oberam-
mergau, Bavaria, and which he wit
messed on trip to Europe in 1890.
Father Cleary handled his subject in a
mastery manner and held the inter
est of his audience throughout his dis
course with ease. The fair sized
audience in attendance dep led with
the best impression of the subject and
the lecturer. Rev. w. E. Degnan OF
New Richmond introduced the speak
er and Rev. j. 4. Barney of Hudson
was also present.
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DIED.

TURNQUIsT. the home of his son
Louie in this city, Oct. 80, 1895, Lars
Johnson Turnquist, aged SO years.
The deceased was a native of Sweden
and has resided in River Falls since his
arrival in this country in 1888, and has
ever been held in high esteem by his
acquaintance. He leaves wife, three
daughters and one son. Two daughters
are in Sweden and the other, Mrs.
Charley Johnson, is a resident of this
city. The funeral is held at o'clock
this afternoon.
CURTIss.-At her home in this city, Oct.
%, 1895, of heart disease, Laura May,
wife of j. Nj. Curtiss, aged "a years.
The deceased was a daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Jas. Tozer and has always resided
in this city. She was married to Mr.. ]. NJ.
Curtiss two years ago last April and one
child, daughter, was born to them in
May 1894.
Mrs. Curtiss was confined to her bed
for nearly year previous to her death.
During this protracted period of severe
illness she suffered intensely, yet endured
every pain with singular fortitude and
bravely passed through her great trials
and Affections.
Mrs. Curtiss had the faculty of winning
many friends and retaining them. She
was of a generous disposition, and
possessed of a frank, open way, which
endeared her to all who knew her. She
was woman of sterling worth
Her last days were frightened and
cheered by the faithful care and tender
solicitude of husband and relatives, and
particularly of that sister whose devotion
was most constant.
The funeral took place yesterday al
three o'clock from Trinity church, Of
which she was a member.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1895-10-31

James Whitcomb Riley has COM
pleted new series of poems in which
he varies the treatment of each one
10 such an extent that they are said
to show the hcosier poets versatility
10 a remarkable degree. He has
given the series TO The Ladies' Home
Journal, in which the first is about to
be published. A. b. Frost has been
engaged by the magazine to illustrate
the poems.
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A Business Change.

Arthur Chapman has sold his farm
to Fred Bliss of Big River and has
purchased Mr.. Youells' interest in
the Phoenix Drug Store. The
business will be continued under the
firm name Of Chapman Bros, Mr.
YOuells retiring from business on
account of poor health.
Those indebted to the old firm of
YOuells & Chapman are requested to
call and settle at once. An ex-
perienced pharmacist will be employed
TO help Frank in the management of
the business. They solicit your
continued patronage.
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Mr.. J. W. Purves, a graduate Of the
River Falls Normal and a former
resident Of this vicinity, is meeting
with Wen deserved success in his
profession as teacher He has lately
been elected principal of the Wausau-
kee High School for a second time,
having served that community in the
same capacity in 1898 and 1894.
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Obituary.


Died at his home in the town OF
Ellsworth on hhe 25th instant, Lars
Rasmussen. The deceased was born
in Gjerpen, Norway, September It'll
1871; emigratdd to this country in 1865
and settled in Ashippun, Dodge
county, this safe, where he resided
until 1873, wien he removed to the
town of ELLSWORTH, this county, where
he has since lEed. BY industry and
intelligent ednomy Mr.. Rasmussen
developed out of the timber lands of
Pierce county a really model farm,
devoted mostly to dairying. He was
thrifty and SYSTEMATIC and the very
soul of honf, an accommodating
neighbor and II devout Christian. He
married in 1913 Miss Margrete Peter
sou who witlt two daughters mourn
the loss of AM affectionate and SYM
pathizing husband and father. He
was buried yesterday in the cemetery
of the UnitedSChurch in the town of
Ellsworth, J AZ / large gathering of
neighbors anS friends testifying by
their presenca to the universal regard
in which he Wis held. Services at the
home as well hs at the church were
conducted by Rev. Haugan.
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BORN.
WlLLARD.-ln this city, Oct. 80, 1895, TO
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Willard son.
MARRIED.

FAIT-JoHNsoN.- st. Bridget's Church
in this city, Oct %, 1895, by Rev. b. p.
Connolly, Mr.. w. V. Fait and Miss
Mary Johnson, both of this city.
Mr.. Andrew Moynihan and Miss
Anna johnson, q sister of the bride,
were best man and maid of honor. A
solemn nuptial mass was celebrated on
the occasion. A numberIof friends wit
messed the ceremony.
After brief wedding tour this young
couple will settle down to home life with
the best wishes of the community in
which they have lived for number of
years past.
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With two little children subject to
Group we do not rest easy without bot
tie of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in
the house, for the most severe attacks
quickly succumb to few doses Of it,
Morrison, Colo, Bud. For sale at % and
so cents per bottle by r. 5. Freeman,
druggist.
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Gloves to suit all at Jenson's.

Beggs' Blood Purifier and Blood Maker
Beggs' Blood Purifier and Blood Maker
Beggs' Blood Purifier and Blood Maker
for all diseases of the blood. A posi-
tive guarantee with every bottle. Call
for and be sure you get Beggs' and
take no other. Sold by G.. r. Taggart.
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The coming year, 1896, is the last
leap year before 1904. The year 1900
is not a leap year, as those years
which are divisible by 100 are not leap
years unless divisible by 400, in which
latter case they are leap years.