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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-01-26
A Very Close Can.

Il stuck to my engine, although every
JOINT ache1 and every nerve was rsrEes
with pain, writes C, W. BaIlar7y- . - : 8
motive fireman, OF Burlington. fowe III
was weak and pale, without any ANNETTE
and all run down. As / was about Ia -
up, got a bottle Of Electric Ritters A.
after taking It, felt as well as I ever ~
IN my life" Weak, sicklv, run-doVo
people always gain new life. strengtb -
Vigor rom their Use. Try them. satis-
faction guaranteed.
Bryan, Randolph.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-01-26
The First Kerosene OH in Town.

/ The late Simon T. Coy and the late DEN
nison Dewey were in partnership in the
I tlnWare business IN the present location OF
the j. G. Sargent store. Al the same time
they bought rags for use in paper mills,
and the rags were stored i'm the Jacob
Smith block, located on the present site Of
the town hall
About 1857 reports came 10 town about
the wonderful new burning fluid. and
Coy q Dewey ordered a barrel. which was
the first brought To town, and il was
stored and sold out from the Smith block
Before that, people had used for burning
fluid an article called camphene. The
kerosene oil sold in 1857 was nothing like
the present article. Il was heavy, greasy
fluid OF reddish tlnge, and burned with
bad odor o. p. Shaw bought some OF the
new fluid, and still has the lamp he used.
He thinks that the oil then had a much
more lasting quality than the present. He
bought quart FOR Zoe. Perhaps the high
price made people careful OF its use, and
thus made IL last longer.
70 help along the sale OF their oil, Coy &
Dewey bought a large consignment Of
glass lamps, and Dudley Strong and Sim
con Dewey went out with carts to sell the
lamps, and Mr.. Shaw thinks they carried
a stock Of oil with them. Dennison Dew
ey afterwards moved to Montpelier and
was in business there for a long time.
Before this time, it is recalled by NJ. A.
Moody that a cousin OF his by the name Of
Copeland, relative OF the old Copeland
family in Bethel, had come TO Bethel
bringing with him from his home on Oil
creek in Pennsylvania a specimen OF crock
oil, "so- called. The understanding was that
this crock oil' was secured by placing
wooden blankets on the surface OF the
creek, thus catching the oil that was float
ing on the surface. and afterwards wiring
ing the oil out OF the blanket.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-01-26
EAST BETHEL.

Burnell Smith OF Melrose Mass, called
in town last week.
The box social, which was to have been
tonight, has been postponed to tomorrow
night.
The concert Saturday evening, given by
the band, was well attended, considering
the evening.
Francis Wight and Mrs. Ruth Tenney OF
South Royalton visited friends here Satur-
day and Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. Il. Smith returned from En-
field, n. H., last week, leaving her sister
more comfortable.
Miss Elizabeth Field returned to her
school duties at Randolph Center Monday,
after weeks illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Allen OF Chitten-
den were here to assist the band in their
concert Saturday evening.
The stage horses ran away Monday
night, running TO South Randolph, where
they were stopped by Edward Green. No
damage was done.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-01-26

Receipts of good cattle are lighter and
peel market more active, prices range from
81 TO &c. on top steers.
Very few choice cattle on sale priccs
range from 81 to u cents.
receipts are light in the West and shin
ments here are light. The market shows
hrmer tendency as buyers are taxing
mold more freely. Prices remain unchanged
as yet. : "
=, The receipts are heavier than the demand
market remains firm on mutton. lamb and
Neal. Extra fancy veal exceeding quota
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-01-26

Mrs. Mary 5. Crick OF white p la,ns
Ky, writes 81 have been a dyspertie Tor
years; tried all kinds Of remedies but con,
tlnued to grow worse. BY the use q
kodol Dyspepsia Cure / began 10 IMPROVE
at once, and after taking few bottles ~
fully restored in weight, health a-' ~
strength and can eat whatever IKE.
kodol digests what you eat and viii eli'
you. Sold by +. +. Bryan.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-01-26
BETHEL 'LYmPUs.

c. E. Noble is sick with tonsilitis.
Perrin Padie is visiting in Warren.
Mrs. +. f. Holbrook is very sicl nth
grip.
Hugh Whitaker has been quite sick the
past week with grip.
Iris, daughter Of J. II. Beclzwitb bss
been quite sick the past week with bron-
chitis.
Mrs. Henry Walker and Master Harry
of Sharon visited last week at s. A T{o,-s,
ems and Fred Bowenrs.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-01-26
POTATOES.

Receipts last six days l6,SgS bushels. pre.
yious six days 81, I25 bushels, same week
last year $3.50 bushels.
Stock now arriving in poor order and
untayorable weather conditions has caused
decline on the market, which shows a
much easier tone. State of Maine Aroos-
took bulk selling for 45 and soc.
Potatoes in bulk per bushel-
AroostooK 6 Hebrons, i5 50
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-01-26
Wonderful Nerve

Is displayed by many a man enduring
pains of accidental cuts, wounds, bruises,
burns, scalds, sore feet or stiff Joints
But there's no need for it. Bucklen'.
Arnica Salve will kill the pain and cure
the trouble. IL the best salve on earth
for piles, too. 25c
For sale by Drew & Leonard and F. E,
Bryan, Randolph
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-01-26
New Club Rates.

For the present we will mst.
following liberal club raies = NE
state. Add 25c outside the stare 'ae
These rates are for each pansr
year. f.'' one
This paper and the
Burlington Evening News, s9v
This paper and the
Barre Daily Times. So,
This paper and the
Boston Daily Journal, en-.
This paper and the
Boston Daily American. a..
This paper and the
Boston Daily Traveller, So.
This paper and the
Boston Daily Post, x3u
This paper and the
Boston Daily Herald, Ga.
This paper and the
American Horse Breeder, S1x
This paper and the
New England Grocer, S1z
Contains the best market report.
This paper and the
American Cultivator, s1zs
This paper and the
New England Farmer, Sion
IL you have already paid fer hi.
paper, send $ less than above prices
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-01-26
A Life at Stake.

II you but knew the splendid merit of
Foley's Honey and Tar you would never
be without it. A dose or two will prevent
an attack Of pneumonia or la grippe. II
may save your life. Sold by Drew n
Leonard, Randolph.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-01-26
That Little Pain In Your Back

threatens your kidneys. II allowed TO 20
on little while you viii suffer throughout
the entire system. Take at once Dr.. Day
Id kennedy's Favorite Remedy Of Rondout.
\. Y, which costs only one dollar IL ls
the most certain cure known for the
treatment Of all diseases OF the kidneys
liver and blood. All druggists 81; bot
ties 8.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-01-26
DOMESTIC GREEN FRUIT

Receipts last six days 4,il6 bbls. previous
six days II, Isl bills, same week last year
Isl bbls.
Apples have been arriving very freely the
past week, and the market has shown no
improvement, large, fancy fruit sell fairly
well al quotations, but there is an eX-
cessiye supply Of medium grades The
tone OF the market is easy. There are
some lots OF apples arrivin frosted which
sell at unsteady prices.
Exports last week showed an increase Of
5000 bbls. over the previous week, and
were the same amount as a year ago.
There still appears TO be large quantity
otsapples in the country to come forward
Latest cable advices report the market
unchanged, and the market very fiat for
fine grades of sound fruit.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-01-26

Coughs cured quickly by Foley's Honey
aud Tar. Refuse substitutes. Sold by
Drew q Leonard, Randolph.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-01-26
DRESSED PouLTRY

The receipts Of fresh Western poultry
continue light.
Turkeys are in light supply and at the
high prices buyers are scarce and sales
being made aru for choice stock and 20 10
particular trade
Large, soft, roasting chickens have a
good demand but are very scarce, prices
remain firm, most chickens now arriving
running coarse and shaggy.
Large choice fowl are short on the mar
ket and sell readily II they can be had.
Medium grades OF chicken and fowl show
very slow sales, but these are having more
inquiries for the past few days.
Frozen stock arriving on the market and
in light supply has very little demand.
Ducks and geese are In moderate supply,
but the demand is very light and what
sales are being made are for choice stock
only, and medium grades show no sale.
Invoices continue showing up very light.
Northern stock In very light supply and
prices have shown a slight advance for
choice stock.
NsuEsENH ETFT KsFR
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-01-26

After a long aud painful illness, VIM. c.
Lattimer passed 10 the higher life on Fri
day, January 10th. Mr.. Lattimer had
long been a sufferer from heart disease and
toward the end a complication OF diseases
rendered recovery impossible.
Mr.. Lattimer was well known in the
town. and that he possessed a host of
friends was evidenced by the large attend
ance az the funeral, which was held sun
day afternoon. lie was an ardent and en-
thusiastic member of the Masonic frater-
nifty, and White River Lodge, No. 90, had
charge Of the funeral services, being as
sisted by Rev. George f. Fortier.
Mr.. Lattimer left wife and two chill
dren, and a number Of more distant rela-
tipes, and 70 them the sympathy and the
loving good wishes Of the community 20
forth IN the hour OF their trouble.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-01-26

Hickox's Shorthand School, Copley
square, Boston, has the unparalleled rec
ord Of having placed every graduate dur
ing the past three years In position, at a
starting salary OF not less than go week.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-01-26

TAK-A-TAB positively cures biliousness
and constipation IN night. Trial pack
age and booklet free. Write today. The
j. II. Carpenter Co., Park So, Boston.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-01-26
BUTTER

Receipts last six days, 1852 tubs, zl's -
boxes, previous six days, 3, $50 tubs, zl'Oo3
boxes. Market rules steady az unchahgeu
prices. Dairy, limitations and ladies are IN
very light supply, and best quality gcner-
ally exceed quotations. There Is q helter
demand for renovated butter with prices
very firm ON top grades; packing STOCK ~
very light supply and having 4 goou oe-
mand.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-01-26
BEANS

Beans, last six days 1881 bags. preyious
IN . eess a,loo bags. Market on all kinds
trife tirmer. prizes
Pea beans $50. Mediums in very light
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-01-26
EGGS

Receipts last sis days 9, 425 cases, previous
six days 5,7l9 cases. Receipts showing a
/ decrease aud with a good demand both for
| fresh and storage. The market rules firm
nj advanced uripes
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-01-26
BOSTON MARKET REPORT.
Wholesale Prices Current TUESDAY Tor
Dairy and Farm Products.

The following official Boston market re-
port, giving the prices current for Iues9ayi
Jan. "a, + furnished this paper by Mllls 4
a Deering. commission merchants y anu
"a Quincy Market, Boston. The quota
lions given are for wholesale lots only
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-01-26
GRANVILLE.

ladies' hair work. MRS. II. II. BEAN,
l05 Upham ST., Melrose, Mass.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-01-26
FRESH MEATS.

Green Maintain
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-21
GcIndl an Den EapIt.

GIcpclouo, Ohio, 20. SIT. -
@citcrn truten bier Gclcootcn bon
100000 Wiitglieocrn Der uliirtcn 0rie.
did totboliidcn STRIDE Der Ser.
Stnotcn 5uiommen, nm Die critcrl
Sdrittc 5l tbllll, bei Eopit Eil9 Dem
3cbntcn nm Ole Ginicblng zines nj
Idols ibrcr eigenen gtotionoIit0t 81
petitiOnircu. Sn Der IclcgoteniiBull
loIcn arrangements getroiien mcr.
Den fiir eiiten mdbrcno ocS @intcrs
III oclt yer. Staoten ub5tboltcnocll
%oIlAenei1en GongreB utirtcr gricdi
ld)er aatbolifclL bon Dent 0ae an Den
Yoplt ST rid)tcnoe 0ciud) oilsgebc,l
loIl, Die u1irtc gried)iid) totboliih,
STRIDE leIbititGnbig 81 nl1d)cl1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-21
Werd)antS' G. Sinners Trauspor
fntinn Nnmnnnl.

TnmpfCr Sintrt.
Hdb VoIlon uuo bent Often; leben Wsnrina
Stcnftoa, 8orncriiag nni SnnitGg, abenoi
b ubr.
Nat Pronioerce II. hem Siicu: ieben COIN,
tao. Witiipoh uto SrCituU. NpcubS q ,'br.
Eud TeWrurt EeTS ul6 Yiorfu,f: tdeIi6
nm 9 ltht Nbcuhs.
fsrocst mrb iiaIih ria r pbc abcnhs FIR an
bent Taoe hGiGUrenhe Humptcr nHGcrummrt.
Tah Snonnnnb tiIa acm Siiocn: icnct 9l,n
flag. SoulIcritNG NIB GGmItnN. Nhcnha O llbr
0ofiancr nm IrorincnCc Hdmritr fd6rrl
tnfl be- Ncrfic an 5ubc bee qoua 3cds nb;
Soe1unnt' TnmpiCr bon Der @crlte am Sut'
Der sscft 'SalSs IncHue.
Is. ". Eininaham. Nafnt.
poEqsTud.
II. Y. 1utusr, H.P .-hgrHt
VI. 7. sitbbins, tStn ,.plap.
ssr9ibHrcuu go Sh5rii Gde Sermau. nnt
piast.straks. Gt3.1&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-21
HcriprUritnt nit Canada.

9ittaiicIo, Nioii, 20. Ott, -
Ger ocmofrotiihe Gicc @ouucr
ncirra Gouoroot Ncnrp NJ. gSbitneD
iiibrtc brlrtc ami elmer bier o~b0cboltc.
men ocmotrattidcn &criomnlurg
aus, Oob icit >obn NOoma ioit ollie
0roGcn N}duUw scr Der. Stooicn lid)
iiir &unOcla 1i%cciprocit0t nit So
nooo olt2lriyrohcn bobcn. &n cincnl
S%ntcruiuu nit Dem E%roiibcntcn gioo.
ieuclt, Del w,lUcm olld ScnotorEoo.
0e 5uQcQrn N%GUcicn lei, bobc Sr,Noo'
icpelt linn ojc &crlihcrlun9 gcgcbcr,
oob cr cltidjgocn iiir contincntulcl
6rciDuuOcI iul
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-21

mort Oca IiirItcn Njjlom lid, midi
prri6nlih an i'm mcuncu inllcn Or
0iir0crmciItcr BON Miilnhcn, Or u,
0oridt, crflGrtc ACCOMPLISHMENTS pnir
elmer miiuolid)cn Gonicrcn; NIT Dcut
&in5lcr miir0c NbItonb ocnnnuur1
mcr0cn; Dos milroc 0u3 Grucbnib Ser
@cratblmQcn am Somiluu icin.
Suiiuliitcnfitbrcr Der.
urthciIt.
NcQcn l(ntcrihlomu1o Don Strjfy,
Wclocrn m1brcnD ncs REPRESENTATIVES,.
urGbcr Nlaitonhca inn Huhrocbirtr
lit in Giicn ser io}ioliItiihc Tcrtrou
cnarnunn Nilbclm ,Eon3cu III nutl
Mouotcn NciGuoniE pcrl,rtbeilt nor,
ncn, Der unchrlidr Hnthr" inirl,,
,<ohrcn cine orobc NoQc in iritcr
Gortri lino mar nicncrbpIt Ncidy
tuQa G%onoiDot.
NIIcrIci aus lrutihIonN.
Gle Nud5cit 0ca Vrin;cn Gitcl
Iricoridl oca }lucitcn Sobnc2 Sc,
ocutifcn aoiicrpoorcS, lit fiir Nm
ionQ &ouuur ocplont. Scr Irin3 hat
lih hrfouutlih pnr Nur;rn uit n,r
Ncr}o0in Sopbic Charlotte. (ohtcr
Oc2 rc0icrcnocn M]robbcr,oo4 9luollit
unn Ol0cuburQ. ucrlobt.
Ser Moiicr cn1pfino ocitcr1 Wfoio.
a0rncr IN NllOien5, lucldlcr Cmic oc
mclOcD }lrnr MilitGr @ttodc in
MoibinQtou crnount morocn lit an
StcQc Oca Wioiora u. GBcI. Scr Nj.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-21

Frat IN Ntnft ant -. EftO6Cr 1905.
3ltgc ntr Q''clt 0tens Citation. ME iulNt:
Sn9iidi.
i.30 giorgcla chnca}na, Sauptliuie, Sn'
ecH Slbcr NM nusg. SOHntuN T. q. H. A.,
NGncod GDnmbcysbrrg, WjurltnaburN ullO
@iuhcTtcr.
Ills 2tbcnn @tfum. nab Union lrto0r.
Sngi.d, ans nftUntmCu Sunntna0.
zoo Nturgci2 Uorf. q a. -. Gtu. mo Ouupi
Slntc 6it!td ION G~morOsSruuc, Carlisle ulo
$40 @jorRCu. 6aupilnic. 0aocrstopu. san.
cod zblppcIeOurG. Sr,oCJtd. Gmnitaburg
mo Vi. q ~, Hiu. bio 0lfiou
Hl1 NtorAGre- @CitnoburN Ortcbp Nfiorl,
tenicii9 Glnorp @robc, ioiu'c Nolobcr mo
Duri.
1915 9ioracus gutont. nadi Union }rtoac.
221 gud1lil. HIi0nl. nnb NmprU @rOpc.
3.lj glacbnl 9lfioni RAD SmOrO @rObc. y. &
50. 7io.. iopic gorf.
40 Gddlm. -6rprc, nan Oori, 0nnUucr nnb
@ettnabrrn. t~RarfntHdr.)
10 HGbul. Niioti, llad Union Vrl0ac.
500 giuhnt Grprch tah 2Scilnttniier. Union
Vriogc tiih oHml Altunl nab Sugcrsiutpn II.
Snuccd. ipuic Srcberid. 9umitsbura tro
Sbippcnsburp. GiarlnrGur.)
525 Antml 2tfonr. IIad 6nmpi'cno.
Glj sthcnoa gttonr. nah linton lrtoNc.
$50 NhcnoA glfOnt. nnd) Snort @rDbc.
yiur sruntaae.
$50 WiGt8cl,2 gitoIn. mad Union Nttoge u.
SntObcr.
go Gohm. gffom. nab linton Rrioac.
40 Hahm. gifum. nab 6umpftcn0.
@dItcu mint an fcnnG -2lne. citation.
Billet mo @cpld GirCdU, gtr. %. Svcitt
Baltimore StrubC.
3icc bultcl an rtntoi-. Qcula. .9uc,. 1ltI,
tom mn g&GibrUoia tliortb 9tbClHtJ Citation.
y. q. @riSuulo, ii. !. ".
q. ". Sowen, 6. y. n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-21
Tran Gbaomit's SdmntiadlCn.

GlcucInuo, 8. 20. Cftobcr.-
Cine Hn5obI Sdmidiohcn, NlnNs
nit Qiomontcn 9roid)cl M, net.
dc Der 6ruu Gniiic g. GboOuid &c
bort bottcn, nbcr lucgcn 9tid)tcntrid
ting Oca 3onc9 nit Ncidlog bcIcNt
Uor0cn murcnL murOCn Oltrd) 0cl
@unoc9mnrldol inter Den Nunmnr
gcbrod)t mo i'm @on5cn %22t7 balm
crloit, mCnigcr ais Der obgciddBt,
&crtb. Ter foltborltc BON Den Bin
gen brud)tc $500.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-21
&iiuoi0cu ocm WnuUr MCaUCr ole
NrcnnoidJait.

EbiluOrIph q, IA, %. Ctt.
SouucI SutcIilic Der nit $1,000
iolorjrtc Gbcr oc9 it0otiihcn Strl.
BanrciuiMml2 Nilrcmn9, Der rcpu.
bIitouiih2 Tljhrcr III Der IS. MorO,
mo SouulcI It. u. Nicbnficp, Der
Gbci Glcrr org gcnnmtcn Neportc.
mcntQ, bobcu rlrc Mcii2nution cilAc.
rcidjt. Ni1u bJttc SutcIiiic nobcNc.
lcgt. iih Der inter 6ilbrlm0 uoll
Mianor @Caurr itcbclocu Sim 4jdr.
tn" or}uihlj,rcL mcIhcm Shrittc
cr icincn &idtritt porAc5ogcu bate,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-21
Baltimore Snmpf = Fnfct = So.
l9Iltc uuo IuUcrl0iiinc Woi.1iuI

Sic %cr. Ginnlcu Poit bciorNcruo.
Sautp'cr iubrcu tduIith. SnuutuQe utSNClunts
men. uuu hcu mai piuc- "Picr5. gtr. 10 *.
HiQbt StruNc. $50 Ibcu0a, hjr,ft nab 30
4Ininl 0ontort, gioriolt. Frri&nuontb uro nlcn
Nuuttcn NC5 Sitocno. &crbiuGunp in 80
Fnint Comfort nit C. & 8. Gifcnhnhn." ltuh
9tidrnouo NcrhinhuIlA IN Fnrtomuuib nit hcut
,scohooro gir Finc" lrltoclr 3n0 non FortS
mit Scr W" .atIS"iic 0nGii' eii1Icc g,nriS p'"' ji,S
Carolina. 9jurinlf mn liiblth. 9iurfoIt Wuo
ipcillid nm ,CIb Snmjrtou cine" nab gicm.
fcm ?lorf.
AiabI5citcl nadb curopdifhcm Blanc. 9uru,
rtdfc Antiltcu5lunncr. c~lcftrilhc NclcuhtunN,
Sumpibci}uun Nnicu fret. Gcfcrpirtc Nuiilcit.
thinner IN ocu Vinct Niircuur Der Ban giuc, "
2r, t07. ST Baltimore Strotc. Nr. SEQ mo
50s. SiNbt struGc. z ". q. Sntcc, Silorft Gdr
baltimore mo Gulrcrt 5trubc, Continental
1ruft NriIhll0 lro HIb0uNB2, Ut, 100. lioros
Nburlc0itruGc.
Suhu " Shcriunub, e. @ruluu,
%lcc Frdf. It Sen. D,uldNcr. @cn, F'aii gAcIt.
CSc52-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-21
Gbciaprsfc 9ampicr'GOmpaanie

SbrIasea!c 2lHie.
elsas-.s B~ai4aicr Nnnplct "gnaifd- una
.ItlnHia" rad
TIT fuint Comfort nnO Tortulf, 81
SdrIpfet b~triniien Baltimore tdgllb tdiiSle
nont.leh Sonntn0AJ nm g 30 Nhelos nno tom
men In fNlN Pctri comfort I'm q uhr U}ornsHt
uto In 9crlpIf nm TO U1nrGeis az. nm
lthttcbtGb on bic GticnbnbBiae mat alef
BInftsH aeS GiihcrS mo SioUcfenS
Dutt.RiueT' finite.
eied 1fiie BafIagier Sauplrr .G5at.ots' I'M
baltimore"
nan Gtit.tutut unb RifhncHh. va.
8dr'nfer b~crlnten baltimore thaltt tniiSae'
rtJnlieit ScDuiuas) I'M + tbr PubEftiinas nnb
tuilI1tn Al W, iPrlrt nm 7,30 W,oratu1 uub
Al .Aidbmonb I'M g.26 UiHrGcnS an.
Die an W,Dntnecn, Mi!tpodcu nnb 1rettngen
bor g1ltimorr 1btdbrcrbe1 SuinDisr. uttb be
U0n Reft Yoint an SlraItdGer, Eonntritu0en
Ins Gnmffnaen n%hfnbrcr. lc0er. tn @lQnee'ter'
Fpi.t luo WItmnuo'S N: "no te an Otenitd'
Gen, 2oitrerfin9Gr mo SamltGGc1 BON lsdlf,
more uno au WautIpen. Wdttlopther ut0 ,hrei'
tnlpH bon Wcit saint GbrdbrCu>W 9Gnipiel
iIegen in Ooi:tctun ullo GIao'Iani an (bst aiin'
ntaent. Beftcr).
GamSfer p~erIalrn Baltimore Uum Bier Rr. IS
mo 10, 2tahtiiids-n'ytctftt..
EurttsWtueic nat nuCu Suniten fohreH DC.
htett 8eptd uiipecetCn unb QdiGienjtirtnet
i'm 9iotdils r~eferbtrt tusrO,u IN ocu qtettqen
WiuetsSfirenur: W. 3t7, gloro'G1 orfeS.etyah
y. %. yipbion, gqert. Gt. 127, rh'Saltimote.
etrake, ober ben SGapi Nuteang: sr. 900.
etgtt. etraks, Baltimore, gle.
Gen s1eina'snibre7. Den F%pcTaeisr.aasu
1. 8. Irrnunsi. oOtfsshsn .Ror .Hs.rt
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Scuntur YUonc'o %ciuroniiic.

20 it . II, N}aii., 20. Oftpbcr.
Sos bier nbQchattc1c i0brlidc BAN.
felt 0ca rcpubIit0niihcn GlIlb2 BON
NioIlahuictta uohm ciucu QlGnicnOcn
NCriNtr, ull0CadItct Oca nit Hildlidlt
an Ocn goo cl1c2 Gnucrmanotcn lei
llcr @nttin crfoIRtcn McableibCn9
0C@ TIottcnlCtrCt0r3 Nonupurtc, mel
der ais Nultptrc0ncr in &llalid)t &c
nonrncn mar. Nm iCiHcr Strtlc hiclt
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nic tSCitrC0c, IN Ncrcn &Crlullf CT aus
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in1c zines ser rCpublitunilhCn Gan
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tiou Oc9 ErGli0cntCu 9iuplCpclt lul0
bic rcpublltuniidc SllprCulaltc int
Gol8rcB olllgclaBt mcrocn nlilbtc.
llntCr Ben amuciCIl0cn WGltcn lab
mon George pom z. WicUcr, Ocu onlc.
ritunild)Cll Hotld)aitcr il petersburg,
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Den Woltucrnclr9 GunOioutcn. ulG
sic ilbrigcn Gonoi0ntcn 0c2 rcpubIi
tallildcll Stuat9tldCt9.
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ST.. Ybllips ar,.!i6cs
Snaitnt,
Nr. 1887, Sf Yratt StraBc.

spe}ialincn fir GeDeims Sronibtltsn pUu MAN.
nrrn uuo Sruurh. .'
@ir bCiIeu 0rUupfuocrhril6e obne thmcrd'
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rem on %uufcrrc 5bHte uorbr'.
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WIS Dem ,SlnnclicrncidlGit 20,

49, Nus Dem ,<lnueIicrAcid,0it boz
Is. !. Nc0icrn IN Nicturia, =. e..
roubtrn mbefamtc Ginbred)cr
S6mrufiudcu inn Mcrt6c bon $1,000,
welhe ans &criebcn iibcr Naht niht
in oer Observation-Disclosures uerihloiicl
mor0cl ludrcrl.
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Unrtcr'a EroScb.

GhicuNc 20. OFT. &u oCnr
6oac Oc2 %irttocrcn Gopitdno Garter,
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bat, ais mg.hti1 bill3uitcQci, mo
Garter iclbit alb mrBcr1eridtlid) oie
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pcrorcht. Crr lleberiiibrrng Gar,
tcr'S mar irinr Belt }llmr lbeile oui
sic 2m9o5cn >o6nion'a bin crioIgt.
gafe sur @oie ing snsiamb beform G.
Maine. VIZ, Al, e. Gnnlfstrakc.
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GcmCnttrt ibrc cigcnc
NJ CI0nnd.

Gic nGbcrihlcIiihe ToIfsjeituna"
ocntclttirt bcutc ielbit lire geitrigl
MteIOunG BON Dem 81 erludrteit Mid.
tritt oc9 preuBiihcn 2onomirth.
ifaita WfntiIterS Bcncrol 2iellt2.
nunta J. 3. b. Goobiel5fi. @ie idoir
acnleloct, hotte sic Nuhridt n1rr ne
Mig @loubcu geiun0cn. Ger %tiir5l;-
dc 9ciltd) Oca MiniitcrS in Homin'
ten ocltctc ourolli bin, Dob ibnl troD
icincr b0fit onitoBiQcl @ultlnlg az
acriibcr scr 6Iciidtbcltcrltna Die foi'
icrlide CUNT nidlt cntioNcu ici.
Ter aon5Icr, Oic @iirGe:-
mel Bic Glciid d.
noth.
Die 9iirgcrmeilter, lDcld)e ais Nb
crolnun1 Oca Gclttiden St1otetngcS
eriuGblt morct, I'M bei'm Gcid]3
f%onSler in Saden Der Ileiidthelle'
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Itag cine Sibllng cn6eranmt, in mel.
cher tic enogiiltig beidIieBen mollen
oh lic trot Der acknowledgement Nnt