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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1904-12-30
Den t1atiuiitsn ms Stammbua

Eem SelbibepuBtieiu iener sr6bens
tuabniinniesn Gmeritaner, bic oer
Sniidt iiub, baB Die 8ereinsten Staa'
ten berufen leien, ,iiber ale 8btter ber
gBelt 5u berridsn. bat elmer Der ber
uurraaen6fen BIreer bes 4anoes,
Suoretu .. 8bite, cine idmerStite
Bunbe eeidlaaen. Sn einem Yors
tras uOr ber HeW gorf u2iaa fur po.
litiite @rsiebune" iber guolutiOu
aeeen &euUlutiDn In ber Bolitit" dhte
unier friiberer SDiihaiter am Berlin
er 5ofe einv eerabesu uernihtenbe
Bolitit an ben 8uitdnben unb Sittsn
unierss 2anbes. @an3 I'm Sinhe
uniereS uurlu6bentlihen Irtiiela,
.gtmeritaniide Moroitatitit". fiibrte
er aus, 6aB. nit ausnabme uun
SiSilien, fein 2an6 ber 8elt, i'm Der
baltniB Der 8eublteruus8sabl, 10 pieie
idwere Serbreber bdtte tuie bic Ser.
einieten Staten. Ser @runb flr
oieie betlaeenstuertbe gbatiude iei in
Der falf9en gpmpatbie su iu9eu. bic
man bier sulanbe W6roern uno an.
oereu lebeltbdtern enteesenbrinee
unb HE man fdblbe. itatt iic als 5ein.
be Der Reni4beit su bebanoeln
uno unihdblidJ su MAIDEN. $50
bod ih 8rdiibeut Ruuieuelt idJdbe,"
iaste er u, a., no besine er bod tiirS.
lid eiuen bebauerliden 5ebler, als
er ieinen pulitii9en ginftuB aufbOt,
I'M einen in Canada gum Gobe pet'
farbieen aaubnI6rber pom
Salsen gu retten. 9ieie 9bat fam
idl beim beiten BiIlen nidt bewunb'
ern. Solde 8erbre@er uerbienen
leiu Ritleib, i'm @esentbeif 1T 60 IN.
iere $fliht. iie ausjurotten."
Sas bette 6hubmittel sepen llbcr.
banOnebmen ber Gerbreden erblidt
sr In Der @rlnbuns m6atidit uieler
S9ulen unb 8ibliotbefen.
Die amerilaniiden @eihaitsme.
tbOben besei@net 1err Bbite als
pabniinnis. rllniere tulIe Slab
tad Setb unb Befib fabrt su Rata
trOpben," ertldrte er. nSie ftlt bic
5rren, unb Grmenbduier. Benn
pir uniere 2sbensmeiie niht dnOern,
uirb nselidhiiihenRafie nur Elm
urges 9aisin bei9ieben ieiu. Sic
uirb ausiterben unb burh Elm trdftie'
Tres, Iebensidbiaeres @sitlebt er.
est rperoen."
Ssrr Nbite ibloB nit ben ysOrten:
i, 8ir baben alIer Sruno 81 Der Soif
nuns, baB bic 3utunft iid erfreutider
,eltalten tpirb als bic 8erpanaenbeit.
oaBt uns niemats bic Reuolution uer'
berrliben. Gue Ifabe t6nnen burh
irieolibe GuOlution eeebnet peroen.
llniere uiatieite etuisabs 1T ts. bic
Ntaiien gu itreneer moraliider Se'
3u ersieben. 8enn
bies oelinst, tuenn bic SOee, baB elm
Gmt eine8srtrauensiahe
1T I9 erlt allaemeine Slueriennune
psri9afft baben uiro, oann uerben
mir fets eine quite Reeieruns buben.
lluiere 8ertreter i'm 8onareB uno in |
ben 4esislaturen brauden bic itrenu'
ite llebermahune, unb mir batteu
tbatidblib in aQen uniersn @emein
peien cine Seb6roe gum Sdube Der
bff.ntliden Serehtiame ebenio n6tb'
is, tuie ben Staotratb."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1904-12-30

9aitur Baener ber 8erfaHer bea
Su1es u9as etnfadbe 2eben"; per'
laust ni@t tpeniser ats $500 far iebeu
bfentliden gurtras. Sold uein'
fades 2eben" brinet tueuisfen nod
mas Elm.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1904-12-30

GaTle gbabwid 1T, tuie man iast,
irriinuis. G6er tuas mlfen bic 2eu'
te i.in, bic ibr 80 RiIIiOue 9OIurs
auf sefdlidte 3oten unb SauinOel'
gsturitaten uoriiredtenp
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1904-12-30
lm Jabresi dluf.

9es aIten Sabres letie 8osen
flutben
Sn's Meer Der ewieen llnenblid.
feit,
limb tauienb 8inihe, bic i'm Sersen
rubten,
Der Wenihen grbeneliid unb aud
ibr 2eio
sic bleiben. limb bon Meni9enlip.
pen rineet
Wau9 bartes Burt. r,tan6 Seufser
bang uno ihuer
Dem alten Sabr fib mad; nur ielten
Sob ertlineet
DEM ideibenoen su ieiner Gteub'
unb gbr'.
llnb bod pat es aus ieineS 5au.
hOrn8 @runoe
Die @liifesfopie a(le auSgeitreut,
llno bod bat eS bon ieiner erfen
Stunoe
9en @eniden alIen ieiuen 9ienit
eeueibt.
Bn8 es aebra1t, cs tuarb oft nid]t
ueritanben,
limb manber ains an ieinem Slid
uorbei,
llnb manher blieb In ieiner Rne1t.
idaft 1an0en,
Dem es bic 5eiieln lausit iton brab
entsnei.
Mun tlast Der Menid, bob uieles
ibm entrihen
Sas alte Srbr, unb 6aB eS ibm ee.
raubt
Manh' tbeures &leiuo6, oaS er ie su
miiien,
Sc 81 uerlieren nimmermebr ee'
elaubt.
@ebul6. Wenideubers! 9as 9efe
lit eeblieben,
Dir blieb Der grbensiiter b6bEes
Gut,
Sie SOffnuna. bic In traurieen unb
trlben,
Su nuen Seiten Dir i'm peraen rubt.
9'ram @utb eefaBt! 2aB bas Ser,
sane'ne ihlafen,
@reii in 6as Steuer bein nit trdft'z
gem @riff.
Senn tpieber treibt aus benz ftilIen
Safen
Der StrOm Der Belt binaus bein Sc.
bensidiff.
Drum bob ben 8opf. ben Slid bins
auS in'S Beite,
.lnb rSorwdrts! @urpdrts!" iei |
bein 2uiunesmOrt!
8leib' ielbit oein Steuermann uno
fliialib leite
2ein 9ebensififf 81 einem iheren
B0rt.
,lnb Vi am Selieuriif bic 8Osen
branoen,
Sieb' ieit in tuilber Slutb uno Sturms
eebrauS,
limb mint Elm eriineno Gilano, Dir
81 lan0en,
Damn tuirf bic Mnter bein nur frDbs !
lid aus.
Db beu oein Sfao eribien', ob er
umna6tet,
Grae' INNER SOrse, oaB bein SAiff.
lein tebrt
a3um trauten 5eimatbslanoe, reid
befrahtet
sRit bOben Gitern, Die oes Strebens
pertb.
I Die Stun6e ialdet! - 90 ituSet
ab bonn Stranbe
Gin Slas nod aaen Sreunben, nab
fern,
Die biz uereinet burdJ bee 2iebe
Banbe,
llnb bann uertrau' bid mutbis beis
mem Stern.
5sit iei bein Grm, bein Guse flar
uno belle,
uno lber oir bes Simmels Sueen
flar,
llub eiinItis Iei Dir INNER 8in6 un6
Belle -
Stid auf sur Jabrt in's iunse. neue
Sobr! -
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1904-12-30
Gin ausseseihneter 2lntan9.

llnter bisier lleberidrift per6fent
lid bic vgiem Yort Worlb", tpelH
betauntlid pdbrenb oer Gampaen
Elm paupttampfblstt ber bentoiratiid
en- Yartei tuar, einen Grtitel, In ben
fie Yraiioent ROOieuelt fir iein
6aublunoen nad benz Babltase uolls
@ereAtiefeit iuieoerfabren ldBt
Der Trtifel III III ss1ssen Srabe be
mertenswertb unb eereiht nidt nu
benz 9raiibenteu. iunOern aud ben
eeeneriiden Slatte aur Gbre. gSi
elauben ibn besbalb uniern 9eierl
niht uorentbalteu gu barien. 6
lautet tpie fulat:
mYrafbent &ouieuelt bat felt iei
ner @rpabluna uiele tluee uno an
erfennensmertbe 9inee eetban.
@r bat aneetinbiat, bob er uid
nebr 8anbibat fiir einea Sermin ieil
iuirb, Der tbatidalid iein oritter ieiI
lpIroe.
gr bat befaunt eeben lafen. baB e'
neriuhen ruirb bic ibm BON ben @e'
iesen uerliebene @emalt su cine,
GiniWrdnfuns Der 9ruits su sebraud
en-.
@r bat bic Siibrer ieiner Tartei
tuelde elmer Tebuttiun libertriebener
5olliabe i'm 9inalen '9arif oas Bori
rebeu, aans unaueibeutis ermutbist.
gr bat nit @ouuerneuren bon
Staaten, bic ietne Salfe nerlaueten.
UNI bic 8ommiiiiun flr spiidenitaat
lihen Sanoel ~ itarfen unb oas Bot
upr BET Substituting burb bic @iien'
babuen su iahben, tuobluulenb ION
ferirt.
Sc bat ueripruhen. ben erfabrenen
unb ebrliben 8unbesienatur godrell
BON @ifiouri I'M bfeuttihen 9ienite
su bsbalten unb iehr empbatiib bes
itritten, baB er ieinen @influb aeltenb
madbt, nm bic 8abl bes 8Ofes Ser
ems in ben 8unbesienat 81 f6rbern.
Gr bat fid enti@lOiien. ben Saben
gu beiuben, um bas Bolt bieies San.
bestbeilea ieiner burdaus freunbtits
en- @efibl aud ibm aeseniiber gu Der.
5ibern."
llnb benz Geripre1en 1T - gum
Tbeil iuenisien8 - bereits bic Gbat
eefolst. Der $rdioent bat bas San'
betsminiiterium aneewteieu, cine
erilnolide grbebuus iiber bic 9etro.
um.Snbutrie Der 8ereinaten Staa
ten ausuitelIen unb namentlid BE.
weiie bafiir 81 iammeln, caB Der
y STANDARD Oil Sruf" cine eeiess
mioriee 8ombination 1T, tuelae bic
freie 8Onturrens nibt auitOmmen
last. Wit 2eituns ber unteriuhun9
iit ber burd bic @brliAteit unb 2au'
terfeit ieines SbaratterS betannte
Subn oeS frlberen 8rafoenter,
Same8 R. Garfield, betraut ruOroen.
Den biretten SInitob gum guraeben
Serrn 8ooleuelt's bot Der 8eriud]
Der Standard Oil Co., iid am Yana'
ma. Canal baS WiOnupol su iibern.
alIes Oil, bas mabreno bes 8aues
unb ipdter BON ben burdiabrenoen
Sdihen sebruudt ueroen tuirbe, 81
lletern. gS mare eth Wt0nDp0l &C.
tueIen, bas benz 9ruit Nilliunen unt
Gbermillionen BON Dollars in Der
Sduob eerporfen bate.
9ieier Rampf swiiben Stanoari
Oil Sruit unb Yraiibent RoOieuel
lpirb elmer ber bemerfensuertbeitet
in uoltswirtbidaitlihe Ssidih
te ber 8ereinisten Staaten tueroen
Bas INNER auh bic Notiue Serrl
&ooienelt's iein n6sen, 10 ba! er bod
In Inn ausnubmslus bic game Def
entlibfeit unb 6a3 eanse Bolt be-
Sereinieten Staateu binter iid.
sfa Der 9bat Elm ausaeSeibneter
Guiana!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1904-12-30

Der RonereB iOII nur nidt uer'
iuhen. bic Sapaner aussuial.eBeu.
Die Rufen baben's in Der Ranb'
iburei ueriuht unb iid babel bic Gin
ger uerbrannt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1904-12-30

Gs uirb iett auf Der sansen 9inie
eesen bic Gintuuuberune Guropa mos
BIZ semadjt. llub bod itamnteu bieis
Gtpds samerifaner ale BON Ginae.
ipanberten nb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1904-12-30

Capt. Snlbuiu's euftidiff rsbe
CALIFORNIA Nrrotu", bns auf oer
gseltausiieIIuns feline erhe Rrobe be-
itano leete unter 9eituns uOn u. ROp
9nabenidbue am SOuntas in Der
&abe pon Sos Aneeles, gal cine
DsaSabrt surad. Die Gfusma'
ida renouirt unb per-
fis BON ct.
: !
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-11-03
OUT ON BAIL.
Edward VI. Lnury Charged with Steal
ing Letters from the Mails.

Edward NJ. Laury, assistant jantor at
the postofiicc, is out of jail ON bail on a
charge of having stolen letters from the
mails, Laury was arrested by Deputy
United states Marshal +. ~. Chapman of
Rutland. lie Was taken before Commits
siouer George T.. Johnson and furnished
bail.
The loss of letters at the postohice be-
came known several weeks ago. COM
plants became so frequent that close
watch VAS kept and suspicion WAS finally
fixed ON young I.aury lie sweeps the
postoflioc three times u day and it Was
during these times that he secured the
letters, mnoticed by the various clerks.
None OF the letters which are missing
contained articles Of great value, 80 far
as is known.
Inspectors Rapp. owens and Robinson
were at work ON the case and ms soon
AS they Wei" sure l,nury was lnc man
Deputy Marshal Chapman was callc1 and
lac arrested laurN. II is understood mat
l-nurN has confessed to taking the letters.
lauiN has been 1T the postofiice for
ABOUT year and - BALI. Tie is married
and lives ou South mon street
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-11-03
WANT VERDICT VACATED,
story OF Unusual Proceedings in Con-
ucctiop viii, - ucccu, Tr,.r

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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-11-03
DEATH OF ST. GEORGE MAN
Edward ID. Ishnm. n Brother of >ena-
tor e. :. Ishnm of This city.

Edward u. ISham died Friday at b s
home in st. George. Mr.. lsham WIS bora
IN s.. George upon tho farm. where hi
death occurred in 1863 and WAS thHrc for"
81 Years old. He Was a son OF Edward
and DGrliska LOCKWOOD Isham. II
married four yers ago Ms katherine
Curry of Hinesburgh. who with two little
sons survive him. He is also survived ny
his mother one brother Senator C. ;,
lshan Of this city and one sister, Miss
Eliza &, Isham prccrpttcss If Goddard
: emiuarY at Barr.
Tho funeral Wa HID from l~ lat"
home in st, George sunday afternoon az
two o'clock.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-11-03
A DOUBLE WEDDING.


very pretty double wedding oc-
erred Friday night ut tho homo of Mr.
and Mrs Il. l.. Tousley, IS Rose street.
when the son and daughter OF the
family were united in tho bonds OF
holy matritnony by the Rev. j. f. Mead
OF the Methodist Episcopal Church. The
son, Arthur w. married Miss Ida A.
Drew of Spruce street and the daugh-
ter, Sarah NJ. took for her husband
Byron a. Spicrs Of Bosom. Mass
Promptly at eight o'clock the two
bridal couples entered the parlor and
marched to tho end of the room, where
a very pretty canopy of green and
white was erected. The ceremony Of
uniting the happy couples was then
gone through. rho frsi bride. Miss
Touslcy. was very prettily attircd in a
gown of white crepe de chine, and car
ricd white roses. Miss Drew carried n
boquct of carnations and was gowncd
IN grey albatross travelling suit. Up
on entering the parlor Miss Lillian
warner. who presided ut the piano.
rendered tho wedding march from
Lohcngrin.
Tho home Of tho Tonslcys was very
prettily decorated with green and
white. large number of friends and
relatives If the contracting parties
were present 30 witness the ceremony
and ent"nd their congratulations and
best Whistles to the newly welded cou-
pies. Aftcr the ceremony dainty ana
elaborate Wedding supper WIS served
the guest.
Tho h,idos were the recipients of
many beautiful presents. Mr.. Tousloy's
gilt to his son -m-law was his interest
a
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-11-03
Tuttle'SEliXir

served, and sends out five thousand TO
six thousand letters which are not con-
led annually. lie Is required to visit
each county twice year. to audit the
accounts Of the courts. shcriffs, jailors
aud justices Of tho peace: to visit each
probate court annually and audit its
accounts. must quarterly visit and aU-
dit certain of the city courts he must
audit tho expenditures of the stats
Treasurer semi-annually; settle annual
~ with all officers ard institutions that
receive or diSbnrsc moneys belonging
, TO the state, including the state treas
urcr. must have his book aud papers
in readiness, for examination by th" in
Spcctor of finance annually, and last
but not least is required ,vcrY two
N"ars TO spend about two months at
tcnding upon the session of the Lcgis-
laturo at Montpelier, whore lie is all
lowed the privilege OF paying his own
expenses.
agree with the democratic members
of the invest eating committee that it
IS possible for tho auditor TO require
tho governor, the judges OF the supreme
court, and every other person whose
accounts he audits to furnish Vouch-
CT for railroad fares, hotel bills. tclc-
graph and telephone tolls. postage
stamps and in fact for practically every
penny Of tho states money that is eX-
pended; but If this were insisted Upon
the number Of vouchers that under tho
existing practice are furnished to the
state auditor. and which is now at
least twenty thousand annually. would
be largely increased and perhaps
doubled
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-11-03
PROBATE COURT.
Summary OF business Transacted dur
Ing the Two Weeks Finding Oct. 20.

Estate of Henry Brewsyer, Huntington.
License To sell real estate granted.
Estate of Russia w. Pcasc. Charl)tt
Settlement of the account of the admin
isirator.
Estatc of Ellen O'Ncal Williston. Chas
u. Warren appointed administrator; A.
j.. bingham and J. II. Bushnell appoint
ed commissioners; application for ,iccnse
to sell real estate. hearing November H.
Estate Of Emma 4. Davis, Burlington
Settlement of the account of the ad-
ministrator.
Estate Of Leo Duchanc burlington.
Resale Duchaine appointed administra-
tr:x.
Estate of Daniel Burke, Richmond. VIII
proved. Daniel Burke, Jr., appointed
executor; i. q. Nichols and john Rich.
ardson commissioners and appraisers
Estate of Patrick Cullen, Underi,ill
VIII proved; George Cullen appo ntod
executor; A. c. Humphrey and Daniel
Mc1"anc commissioners and appraisers
Estate of Horace Clark. Burlington.
William |. Jones appointed administra-
tor; e. e. Reach ard Z. G. North ap-
pointed commissioners.
Estate of Gilbert Roy, Colchester Ii
ccnso to sell real estate granted
hstatc of John +. Maynard, Hurlington
Settlement ~ Tho account # the cxccu-
tor deere" of distribution made.
fstatc " GEORGE f. T. Story. Essex
Minor. cftrdiau's annual settlement
Of account.
Estate Of lionrv r AMI Omcr y. Prince
'Mln"r.l lIinoshurslI. Guardians annual
settlement.
Estate of Meroa L. Mason nrhmonI
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-11-03

from none of them did II appear that
sale was made and the only thing for the
state to do was to provo that the TWO
gallon jug of whiskey and the gallon
Jug were in the house with tho intcn-
ton on the part of Mr.. Hattie to sell he
contents. Mr.. Hattie produced witnesses
who sworc that they had never seen any
liquor sold about his premises
Mr.. Hattie took the stand and destined
that the liquor WAS in the house for per-.
sona use. that the big jug had been
bought by his wife who was ord red tn
use whiskoy by hcr doctor. DurAg the
course Of his testimony Mr. Tcary asked:
flow many times have you been in
court. Mr.. Hattie"
"Oh, probably about 80 times" replied
Hattie
The Jurors who were on the case were
l.. II. Turk g. O. stiles. H. j. Smith, N.
4. Bcro, f.. u. Robilard aud thomas
OIIalloran. Arguments wcrc made by
states Attorney Lcary for tho State ard
by Il. r. Brown and J. J. t.nright for
the respondent.
Mr.. sSimavs was called upon 10 tlhc
charge of the Jury after Judge hawkins
had delivered his charge but Mr. Smith
said it was unusual to have ;hc deputy
who made search and who had been
witness take charge OF a jury and MIR.
f.nright at the game moment offered an
objection. Turnkey G. l.. quinn was thon
sworn and went with the iurv Tho
jurors wcro absent from the 'oirt loom
Just long enough to give EXPRESSION I"
their opinion and tu elect a iorNmIu. Tho
verdict of not guilty was roturn'd aud
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-11-03
TO CURE COLD ONE DAY

Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUIN1NE
tablets. All druggists refund the moucr
il 1t fails to cure,
T. v. Groves signature is on clcn
hoy. Pm.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-11-03
0. N. BARBER WRITES
Makes Public Immense Amount of
Work in State Auditor Office.
Does Not Agree with Investigating
All Vouchers he SWORN 1s,-SUg-
gcstS Increased \ 1diting Force.
10 the Editor Of the fiSe Press.

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auditor was not corrupt. and had not beer
deceived 30 far at least as Mr. Hcils ac-
counts werr concerned.
The committee, however, says two OF
Governor Bcll's vouchers we're not saorr
10 as tho law required
Section 1916 of Vermont Statutee, under
authority OF whdch these vouchers were
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Visions Of The thrce preceding sections
shall be allowed by the state auditor upon
approval Of the governor and pad hy the
state.
These bills were approved by ino coy
4rhor before they wcrc allowed Ivy tn'
,uditor, and respectfully disasra" witt
tho opinion OF the iearnod committee
that 80 1873 of thc Acts Of 1896 requires
,hcse bills to be sworn 10 by tho claim
ant IT tho governor required A. The con
rention OF The committee would b" sound
hut the governor did not. T. might witl
equal force. he claimed that t was tic
duty of the auditor to compel "a claimant
to make oath to hill. allowed hY tic SUI
yretnc END county court or by Tho Legs
Iaturc before paying III" same. iuch is
lot the practice submit it IS not tn,
law.
ne u'1lhtldilC llrtltIt.lS 'll nc f'lllllf l.
toe, however. claim IN effect. tint my
printed report clearly warranted the
tutc-el"ction charge that | had Iinowing
Is. as auditor. paid Governor Boil "Io
rienl'' for some eight hundred Sky days
in two years In other words, they say
that was advertising In 'nnstalSanlc
language my own colniVance u and al
lowance Of q steal
If They really believe this, comment j..
supcrfuous
They further Justify ny calling attention
t" Other claimed errors. of which They
Ncrc unaware when tic chars wcr,
uHdC.
Iloo- rot this Justification vclutc t.
s"ltt
If understand correctly their sun.
elemental report, thcY further claim 70
forriug moro especially TO hotel. livery
railroad fares telegraph tolopnono. post
ago and cypress bills, that did not hs 81
upon vouchers tho"cfor, hniug furnished
- required by law.
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A QUI0K CURE
For Coughs, Aliens
| Colds Lung Balsan|
TWO DEER SHOT

Bennington, oct 27.--'rwo deer :
IL Vermont were brought to this
lagc to-day. The successful hunt
were. George Rontlv of SYNDICATE
JAY Bcntly of sunderland.
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REGARD NC
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