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MONTrELIER.VT..
WEDNESDAY, MAY 2, 1883.
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BUSINESS NOTICES
Now gooJs opened every day at Web
sler's.
1'ritiio cotton seed meal for sule by
Henry Lowe & son.
Spenr & Lane say, "Dont forget" that
they soil fresh drugs, medicines, cigars
confectionery, snuff, tobacco and a gener
al assortment of fancy goods at bottom
prices.
ti, iio- hriilcre between New York and
IJroolilynwill be opened for travel, May
24tb, with imposing ceromonies, ana win
Un nnn nf the ffiont events of the year,
and one of iho events of the year Is that
Webster bus got buck from New York
with lots of new goods that will bo sold
ut very low prices. Just go in ana iook
over his stock and satisfy yourself that he
will sell cheaper in many kinds of goods
than over before.
Harper Pitkin has left the omploy of
tho Pavilion and is now c:erKing ior rrea
It. Stevtns.
Remember Dtnmnn Thompson in Josh
ua Whitcomb at Capital Hall next Monday
evening, May 7th.
James Smith of Monlpelier started on
Thursday for Lisbon, Dakota, where A.
C. Dewey is located.
Kngine company No. 5 hold their regu
lar meeting this Wednesday, evening at 7
o'clock, at engine ball.
Thomis Gistnon has rented the J. W.
S wasey bouse on Court Btreet and removed
his family from Boston.
Geo. W. Durfey has given up his job at
Bellows Falls and is now running a
peddler's cart for Denison Dewey.
John Uowell has removed from St.
Albans into the Hyde bldck and is in the
employ of the S tbin manufacturing oom
pany. Hiram Scott intends gjing to South
Koyalton next week to set up in the watch
repairing businefs in Sargent's drug
store.
L. Bart Cross is erecting a large and
elogant finished veranda on the front of
liis"residonco. Fred II. Birnos of Burling
ton is doing the work.
Engino company, No. 4, will meet at
tho engine house at 7 o'clock to-morrow,
Thursday evening, and will probably take
tlio engine out for practice.
). L. Sanders has got his house on
Barro street well under way and Mr.
lluichinscoramenceil preparing his ground
fur a new house last Monday.
The posts havo boen sot and wire is
now being strung to connect Waitsfiold
witli Monlpelier by telephone. There are
to be intermediate stations at Middlesex
and Moretown.
The railroad woodshed at Joncsville
was burned Saturday morning, with 250
coidi of wood and a sawing machine
Loss about $800; insured. Fire supposed
to have caught from a freight cngino.
(ieo. W. Colby moved into his house on
Tuesday, just six weeks from tho day the
first shovel full of snow was thrown out to
make way for the digging for the founda
tion . "George" just pushed things.
Albert C. Brown, machinist iu the
employ of tho Lane manufacturing com
pany, stinted, on Monday, for Wadena,
Minn , where lie is to take chirge of a
machine shop.
"Grandma" White of South Newbury
will be ono hundred years old next July.
She retains her intellectual faculty to a
remarkable degree and remembers events
that occurred in her youth and can repeat
poetry by tho hour.
J . 1". Watermn has bargained for the
M. S. Goodwin house, on First avenue,
which ho now rents; price $900. Mr.
Goodwin will immediately commenco the
erection of another liouso on the same
avenue.
We see that an earnest effort in favor of
moving Lewis College (lately Norwich
University J from Northfleld to Brattleboro
ii being made by the latter place and It is
proposed to raise the sum of $'25,000 to
accomplish the result.
Tho Philadelphia illustrated World
gave away with thoir number last week
a beautiful "art plate" picture, entitled
"Grandpa's Pet," copied from a painting
of T. W. Woo l of 1882. It was a very
interesting picture for Montpeliorites, tbe
principal character, "Grandpa" being no
other than the familiar face of our well
known townsman Kendall T. Davis.
L ist Thursday Albert Cutler sawed on
the farm of Wm. Templeton, in East
Mont potior, twenty solid cords of wood,
with a crosscut saw, in 7 hours and 35
minutes. Fourteci men Assisted him nnd
tho wood was all split and piled up In this
time. It was done on a wager of ten
dollars betweon Cutler nnd Sherman
Caswell that it could not be done in ten
hours. Cutler won easily.
Goon Ti.mplahs. Tho past quarter
has proved a prosperous one for Capitol
Lodge. Under the captaincy of Miss
Nellie Daley and Klmor E. Bancroft, tbe
interest has been maintained throughout
the term, and an addition to the member
ship of lifty-scven (57) person among
whom are many of the churoh going
people from different denominations, thus
showing an interest in the work- Captain
B ancroft raised his credit list to about
seventy-three hundred, while his opponent
sm pissed him by one hundred and sizty
nino credits, the forfeit agreed upon is that
the side beaten shall pay a per capita tax
of five cents into the Lodge treasury. The
choice of officers for the coming quarter
resulted as follows: W. C. T., Allan. I G.
Fay; W. V. T., Strati Ltughrey; W. S ,
Sadie Sheridan; W. F. S., N. C. Peek;
W. T., T. J. Keegan ; W. C, George C.
Dunning; W. M.. Amos Hartwellj W. I.
G, Ida Lindsay; W. O. G., Fred W.
Strong; W. O., Emma Boyce. Tbe com
petitive system will not be used the com
ing quarter. The regular temporanca
meeting will be hold at ihe church of tbe
Messiah, next Sunday evening.
On Tuesday afternoon, about 6 o'clock,
the house of Samuel Smith of this town,
suuaica BDout a quarter of a tuilo this lde
of tho Coffeo house, bnrnod with most of
Its contcnli. Jt Is thought to have caught
from the ohlmncy or from u spark from
the engine on the Bino train ns it pissed.
The rrof was all on fire when discovered.
Tho alarm was given in I ho village and
No. 5 engino company was soon on hand
with its engino, which was taken up by
the Montpelio & Wolls llivor engine.
Tbe house was consumed before the
arrival of the engino, but a good stream
was played on the burning debris and
barns, store house and out' buildings'
possibly saving thorn from destruction, as
the wind was blowing toward thorn and
several times caught before tho arrival of
the engine and extinguished. The bedding
and clothing wore nearly all consumed,
and also provisions. No insurance
Bkadfokd. II. L. Hanson, of tho firm
of Bixby & Hanson, is in Boston this week
purchasing goods to enable them to supply
their many customers with a fine lino of
goods from whioh to select. This firm has
only been with us a few months but 'by
their honest dealing and good slock of
goods they nro building up a large trade.
Col. A. M. Diokey, J. B. Pickett and
Prichard & Hay have purchased all of the
burned district not previously bought by
W. B. Stevens, oxoept the Perkins lot.
upon wlitcn tuey will doubtless build a
largo nnd substantial brick blook which
will be an ornament to the place.
The firm of Winship & Co. will probably
remodel the Low store and movo into it
another fall. They do not propose to do
much of any business duriug July and
August on account of having no suitable
place to show their goods. One can have
somo idea of tbe immense business this
firm has done in foraicr years when they
had a largo store nnd a full line of goods
by lookiug over their sales book for the
present month. We chanced to sou their
sales for last Tuesday, which amounted
to a little more than one thousand five
hundred and sixty dollars a pretty good
day's trade for one littlo "shanty." II. A.
Winship of this firm proposes to spind bis
summer vacation upon tho PaMiic coast.
He will be absent about two months.
Wo notice Rev. C. H. Walter and wife
of Union Village in town on Tuesday,
on business connected with the estate of
Mrs. Walter's mother who recently died
hero.
Bradford publio library, which sinco the
fire has been kept in the south room of the
brick school hou30, hss recently had an
addition of a large number of nice books
bought, wo understand, with money re
ceived from insurance and otherwise.
Joseph A, Everett has moved into the
Eastman house; he comes here to work
on Stevens' block. A fine workman and
good man we gladly welcome him to our
midst.
Ciiklsea.. Frank Graham, of Monlpe
lier, was in town last weok.
New goods at J. A. It. Corwin's.
E. 11. Hydo went to Boston April 30th.
Charlie Slack lost his only cow April
29th.
J. A. It. Corwin wont to Hoston last
Monday.
W. P. Townsend returned to Boston
April 28th.
J. B. Baoon returned from Boston Fri
day, April 27th.
Henry E. Pitkin of West Fairloo was in
own last week.
S. II. Scribner has sold his now horse to
A. W. Whitney.
Charles Luco is at work for James Grow.
of East Randolph.
Miss Stella Roberts, left on .Monday, fo
her new homo in Now Jersey.
The farmers on tho hills have had good
luck sugaring the last ton days.
Miss Carrie Andrus has gone to Saxton's
River, Vt., to work in a millinory shop.
Mrs. Robbins, widow of Asi Bobbins,
late of Chelsoa, died recently nt Fremont,
III.
A full strawbsrry blossom was picked
in the field April 23d, by a son of C. M.
Hall.
The stago on llio route to Washington
and B.irre now leases Chelsea at 4: 15
A. M.
Miss Nellie Corwin has gone to Brock
toq, Mass., to bo clerk in M. A. Hatch &
Co.'s store.
Mrs. Dr. Hendricks, of West Randolph,
wan recently tho guost of her daughter,
Mrs. E. E. Derrick.
II. H. Taylor was o.illed to Nashua, N.
H., to attend tho funeral of his brother's
wifw April 28th.
Wales Moulton has moved from the
Mosos Moicalf place, to the Way house
near George Folsom's.
Twenty-three school leaohers were
examined by S. A. Keyes, superintendent,
on Saturday, April 28th.
Archie Mills of St. Louis, Mo., nrrived
in town April 27th, on a visit to his
parents and other friends.
E. R. Hyde & Co., have niado great
impiovemcnt on their clothing room, and
brightened up their sales room.
Perley C. Wells is now tho oldest man
in the town, being 85 years old. He has
resided 56 years on tho farm whore lie
now livos,
Charles Lasell offers for sale at auction,
May 8th, tho furniture and olhor fixtures
that ho used in his grocery, and a lot of
household goods.
Miss Cora Bohonon, daughter of Alpheus
Bohonon of Washington, was found dead
in her bed last Sunday morning. No
cause has boen assigued.
Mrs. Emerson, widow of Jonathan Em
erson, late of this town, died at Franklin,
N. H , at the homo of hor daughter April
21th. Her remains wero brought to Tun
bridge for burittl.
Willio Ilill met with a bad accident
April 2fith. He was hitching a high spir
ited horse to a harrow, when the horse
started to run, throwing tho harrow on to
one ankle, which drovo a tooth entirely
through the nnkle.
David Magoon was thrown backward
from a load of hay April 26:h, near S.
Crofts, and struck on a stone. Ho was
taken up scnsoless and carried to his home
in a very preoarious condition. Caused
by a gully in the road.
Rev. H. Webstor's parishioners, wol
corned him back from conference on
Tuesday, by giving him a reception. The
ladles did their part right well in furnishing
the tables with tempting viands. The
gentlemen formed a "beo" and converted
bis woodpile into stove wood. A very
enjoyable occasion that will not bo readily
orgotten.
Noah Palno has a native cow, eight
yeirs old that has made during the year
ending April 25th, 199 pounds of butter,
with milk enough sold and used in the
family to make 71 pounds, being n total
of 270 pounds. E'ght quarts of milk
would mako one nnd an half pounds of
, btitlor. No moul fo,l to the cow. All
of the c xira feud as about five bushels of
oats und 50 pounds of bran.
Hon. L G Hinckley camo homo from
Weal Fairleo last FMday. When within
about half u mile of the village ono of the
springs to tho buggy hroko while crossing
a water bar nnd tho horse took fright and
ran to tho village at bronk nock speed.
Ho made for Taylor's livery stable, and
on trying lo turn so as to enter the open
door Mr. Hinckley wns thrown so violently
to tho ground ns to render lilm uncon
scious. Dr. Corwin was oillod and
administered restoratives o that he was
able to bo reniovod to his bom ).
Ciikstf.k. The sugar crop Ibis season
has been very light. U lias been the off
season fur our sugar orchards. Largo
quantities of very nico maple sugar and
syrup in this seotion and a failure so wide
spread and universal will come hard on
many farmers, us on many farms the
sugar crop is tho most profitable crop of
tho season.
A large number of our fariueis and
quite a number from out of town were in
attendanei! here to see and examine the
noted Henry cows, which R. P. Pollard
had houiilit for Watertown market and
was earred at this place last Monday,
April 23d. Tho cow was seven years old,
home weight, 1,930 pounds; dressed
weight at market, 1.400 pounds. The
heifer was tlireo years old, homo weigh,
1,400; dressed weight at market, 1 000;
both caltlo wore lino nnd handsome
specimens eif the durnaiu breed, and was
fed by Mr. Charles Henry of this plaoo a
noted breeder of durhaiu stock.
NoitTiiFiKi.i). Next Thursday is the
day set apart for cleaning the Mothodi.U
church.
Mis. Kendall, mother of Mrs. S. II
Curtis, died last week.
C. A. Edorton Jr., and wife, are visit
ing liiends iu Now II unpsliire and Mass
achusetts. Elizibelh Hiill has conveyed tho Bell
plaoo, toward Roxbury, to Mrs. Ellen R.
Sanders, for $400.
Rov. J. O. Sherburn, now of Rochester,
and representative from that town in Ihe
legislature of 1882, is assigned to ihis
station.
On Monday, tho arbitrators, R. W
Clark, ircel 1J meranei 11. K. Brown, in
the matter of David Finn nnd Patrick
Sployd ronowed their award in favor
of David Finn in the sum of $390.45.
Mrs.C. P. Kimball, Las sold her house on
Maine strcot, to Daniel King of Royalton,
for $1800, and move3 this week into tho
tenement on Central street, lately occupied
by Geo. W. Sopor.
Col. G. X. Carpenter, of Boston, lec
tured in tho Liwis collego cojisu, last
Friday evening; subject, "Cathedrals and
Cathedral building." Like all Ihe colo
nels efforts his locture was first rate.
Last Friday a jury trial between Edwin
Davenport and Nathaniel Hill took place,
wbcrin Mr. Davonport sought to recover
for a balance duo on a wood culling con
tract. The jury found his duo $23.10.
Frank I'lumley.altoruoy for plaintiff ; J. N.
Johnson, attorney for defondant.
On Monday a suit in favor of Mrs. 0.
W. Alvord vs. Thomas Kinselly, was
triad before Justice Dole and Averill, on
a claim duo her husband's estate. The
court found SGI due i lies plaintiff. J. N.
Johnson, for plainliff; and G. M. Flsk,
for the defendant.
A very largo number of tho members
and congregation of the Methodist church,
met at tho vestry at 7 v. m , Tuesday, and
.hence proceeded to tho parsonage, bear
ing in their midst two beautiful easy
chairs, which were informally presented
to the pastor and his wife, Rev. Mr. and
Mrs. Merrill, by Frank Plumley, as testi
monies of the affection nnd esteem of tbe
people, and Bio. Merrill gave a feeling
response.
At tlie mooting of tho Northlicld Lodge
of Good Templars, hold last Friday even
ing officers for Iho quarter beginning
May 1st, were elected as follows : W. C.
I'., Rjv. I. P. B ioth; W. V. T., Mrs
llattio Richmond; W. S , Mary Thomp
son!; W. F. S., Alma Huntley; W. T.,
Mis. Wilson; W. C, J. M. Hilt; W. M.,
Ernest Booth; W. I. G., W. Sen.,
Frank Avery.
At the annual meeting of tho stock
holdots of tho Northliold library associa
tion, an assessment of fifty cents on a
share was voted to bo paid in on or
bcloro July 1st uext. It was also voted to
recataloiuo the books, which now number
1200. Rev. W. S. Haz3n was elected
president; C. D. EJgerton, clerk; E. I).
Field, collector; and Goo. II. Richmond,
treasurer; to serve ono year, and E. K.
Jones and Frank Plumley, were elected
directors for three yours.
Whitis Rivek Junction. On account
of tho illness of tho rector. Rev. A. L.
Flanders, there, was no preaching service
at the Episcopal church last Sunday.
The remains of George Uraley, who
died in Minnesota, wore brought to this
place last week for interment. Funeral
from tho liouso of his brother, Harry
Bralcy.
The Hartford graded school has a larger
number of pupils than ever before at the
spring term.
Rev. R. D. Miller of West Hartford
exhangod with Rev. I. S. Bryant Sunday
last.
There was no preaching at tho Methodist
church last Sunday, all the ministers being
at conference.
Seven out of fourteen applicants ob
tained oertlQcatea at the examination of
teachers last Saturday. The superintend
ant would kindly suggest to teachers and
those who propose to teach that they read
up on tho subject of teaching, and make
themselves familiar with the thoughts and
experience of those who have spent their
lives in this most noble voonlion. Tbe
times demand it. A teacher must read,
must take educational journa's, and keep
themsolves posted if they wish to succeed
in thoir calling.
Miss Lizzie Lyman has gone to Boston
to attend the May festival which takes
place onoo in three years.
Chester Pierco of Rochester is spending
a few days at Mrs. George Lyman's.
N. II. White has left his store and is
attending toother business.
The great question, Who is to bo onr
pastor? is settled. Rov. A. J. Hough is
scot to us again.
Mrs. Haskell Walker, a member of the
M. E. church, died last Monday morning.
B. A. Tewksbury of this place received
a telegram informing him of tbe death of
his sister, Mrs. Barron, in Michigan.
Woiiobstk.k J L. S'ono ii just rnmv
.erinj from I lie measles.
There is a great dual of Iekiies In
town at present.
Too Good Templars nre nourishing
finely here just now.
The Grand Army nro li hive a special
mooting Siturd y evening, ilm 12'.li, and
it Is dosirahlo that all the mini hers rhould
ba out as tiusincw of impotliin'c is !
come before the meeting. Let us h ive n
full house.
At the Inst regular meeting of 11 ill pout.
No. 39, O. A. R , of Worcester Hit ques
tion of Decoration was eilled up nnd
discussed at somo length. The public do
not generally soem to lake the interest in
these services they ought. It is a mis
taken idea that some have got into their
head that these suivicos are all in lie
interest of the grand army. Why fhouHl
notall be interested? Havo not nil gl
friends who have given their lives lor the
land they love? Somo may say it does
not pay. Let us look the question over
and sea if we can mako out whethor it
pijs or not. First, see bow large an
army of children thero is in our land I hat
will atleml lliesc services and as hey lis
ten to the solemn words of the set vice nnd
hear deeds uf valor recited ihere, tliny are
lod to understand thai ihey are s'lind'ng
amid the giavcs of llto-e uim ilird iIku
tho nation s honor might live, mid will
they nol partake and imliilii; iho spiiit ol
loyalty? Ii dues pay; Deeomt ion d.iy is
tho drill day of tho grandest and nohlcst
army on this globe, teaching und prepar
ing tho millions of children lint nre
coining upon the singe of ucioii In be
lojal subjects lo their country an I II ig
Should tho call to ai ms over be sounded
in their cars, ns it has been in emr, and
should nn enemy dare to lift an arm
against the honor of the free, then will
they rush, as did their sires, to its support.
Come, friends, and bring out your children
and help to make these servicos impres
sive for it is only reasonable that we
should.
SANIMVITCHES
4 Lafker, aiich.,Feb. 2, 1S8I,
I am in receipt of your circular. I keep a good
supply of your Downs' Elixir (all tho sizes), be
lieving it to be ono or the best Cough Kcmeilies put
up. I also keep Or. Ilaxlci'a Mandrake Hitters,
anil Henry & Johnson's Arnica nnd Oil Liniment.
U U. iiuiSTOl., Drusgltt."
The above named Kcmeilies uro all warranted to
give satisfaction, and can bo found in any first
lass drug store. Hull
The treasury department at Washington
is informed that smuggling is being
extensively carried on on the Rio Grande
river.
Frefh air, exercise, good food anil Ikr. Ilcnsona
Celery and Chamomile Pills will, nhcu used to
gether, euro any case of nervousness, sick head
ache, or indigestiou. They strengthen the nervous
system. B,000 Physicians prescribe them. ISwl
Tho national capitol nl Washington
cost $12,000,000. The stale capitol at
Albany, N. Y., has nlroay cost inn state
814 .000,000 and will require half as muoli
more to complelo it.
Ladies in delicate health or feeble children never
fail to find rcliefby using ''Wheat llillots." All
druggists keep them. Iswl
The wonderful rapid devclopement of
Australia is sugggested by lh3 announce
ment that a lady who enjoyed tlio distinc
tion of being thu oldest native, and who
was born just alter tlio establishment ol
the paacnt colony of Now South Wales,
died on January 4V in tier Uotu year.
When sha first opened her eves the total
while population ol the "Island continent''
just ex ecded 1000; now it numbers.
3,000,000.
The surprising success of Mrs. Lydia IS. Pluk-
ham's Compound for the aevaral disrnsos pooullar
to women forcibly illustrates the importance of net
beni llccnt discovery and the fact that she knows
how to make the most of It. I Dr. Haskell. lwl
Alexander 11. Stephen's will is made
public through the Atlanta papers. "M
property," runs the will, "I think upon a
fair valuation is worth $12,000." The
Liberty Hall house goes to his friend
Quinea O'Neal nnd most of the other
property to his relatives. Iho servants
are remembered, and what the testatoi
calls "My Oglolhropo county gold headed
cane" and "My Baptist church, Atlanta,
gold headed cane" go to friends.
There Is a resurrection of nature's latent vigor
every spring. i,ikl the world around you, rjinev,
your complexion, invigorate your powers, cleanse
the channels of life. Aycr's Saraaparilla is the
means to use for Ibis purpose. ltiwl
An embroidery company has been organized al
Salamanca, N. Y., with a capital of (110,' UO. It will
be tbe only one of tbe kind in the United Slates
The machinery for the factory l.as already been
ordered lu Switzerland.
U S. DISTItlCT ATTOItSEY SPEAKS.
Col. H. Waltercs, U. S. Distiict Attorney, Kan-
saB City, Mo., authorizes tho following statement :
.Samaritan Nervine cured my niece of spasms."
Get at druggists. SIM. 181
President (Jonzales has issued a decreo declar
ing that the new Mexican postal code will go Into
operation on January 1, 1881. It embodies the best
features of tho American and Knglish systems,
reduces inlaud postage, and entirely reforas the
postal 6ystcm.
A LONG SNOOZE.
Rip Van Winkle slept a good while, yet had bit
sleep occurred about SO years ago, when Down's
Elixir first attained its reputation, on awaking he
would have been able to recognize this friend ol
the afflicted, and might have taken another tweniy
years nap and waked up to find Downs' Elixir at
the end of half a century the most popular and the
best Cough Iteraedy known. Also Baxter'd Hitters
for Bilious diseases, not so old , but good. 18nil
It is estimated that 249,010 cattle will be driven
out of Texas this year against 350,0 0 last year.
Tho shipments by rail will probably not exceed
5(i,000 head. Largo herds ol horscB are being sent
to market.
The children of Israel were once fed by manna
sent from heaven. This was an undoubted case of
"tiod-scnd." The araelioraction of human ills
and ailments has boen often undertaken nnd as
often failed. Ely'a Cream Italm, however, "has
Itnen weighed in the It.llnnCA and nnt fVmml wnnt.
ing." It Is a sovereign, speedy, certain and plea-
Bant cure for Catarrh and cold In the head. Thous
ands of persons have attested this fact. Ely's
Cream Balm Is a (jod-send," writes Mrs. M. A.
Jackson, of Portsmouth, X. H.,on May 22d, lS8i.
"I had Catarrh for three years, had tried nearly all
remedies but to no purpose. Two or three times
a week my nose would btoed quite freely, and I
thought the Bores in It would never bcal. Your
Balm has cured me " This preparation is not a
liqnid or a snnff, and Is easily applied. Can you,
reader, afford to experiment with Injurious irritants
and injections when a pleasant cure Is at hand ?
i;w3
Letters Tnrilled for nt; Montpeller, Vt., Post
omce, April ICS, 1S83.
IVTo obtain these letters persons must Five the
above date.
Ladies. HIsb Ada J. BIsnchard, Mrs. Ida Cum
mlnars, Miss EmmaCntler. Mrs. Michael Currier, Mrr.
Henry Hill, Mtss Delia Hate, Mlsa Mary O. Hen-Irk.
Miss Myrtle L. Harron, Miss Ollls. Hammond, ; Miss
Lizzie D. Jones. Mrs. Oeora:6 tLawsoa, Miss Mary J
Rice, Mrs. Enoch Whittler.
OsNTLKuair. Edwin R. Bryant, Frank R. Bates.
Joseph Duclaa, M.A. Harnden, B. A. Jones, Clarence
Murpuy. Alonzo B. Parsons 3. F. Robinson, Banders
t Whitney, W. H. Wrlht.
J. 8. PECK, P. M.
MARRIAGES.
In MontMller, May l.by Ttev. 3. F. 8tone, Mr. IIF.Jt.
RY LENOX aud Miss MABY J. COOK, both ol Berlin.
In Montpeler. April S4.br Father J. M. P. OuirlH",
Mr. PHIUP PRESl'Orland Miss ELLEN DIVINE,
both of Berlin.
In Montpeller, Msy I, by Hit. .1. Elwird Wrirtt,
Itlc'll elll) WltlGI N, of Meredith. N. H., and ADA it .
UUBUABD, of Barre.
DEATHS.
In Montpeller, April aoth, WILME, son of John An
derson, aged 6 years Dd 7 months.
In Townnhend, Mtss., April S-lth. ALMA OOtTLD
affpd M, formerly ol Montpeller, where her remains
were troutrut for Interment.
Si? fttnvALBSo.'i.'Sa
Wl . S., i LU1,j--
m-m.
Absolutely Pure,.
Thin' powilcr never! varies, A marvel of purlt
rMTeiiirtu and wlilegomme8H. Moro wonomicn I tl p
the ordinary kind , and; cannot be sold in fomii'tr'
won wiiu me iimiiuiMO 01 inw icnt, unorr, wowi.
alum or plioniihutn powdern. Safit uniy ini emu
ItOYAI, Uakino l'UWDIill Co. , litti Wa lt-st ,. IN. y.
Catarrh
I I'O.'invK C'UltR IK
ELY'S
Cream Balm
rivm
IMJABrh colds. I1.-
FOB
CATARRH
AND
ISA i" j-j:i J- Ji.
Agreeable to Use
UNEQUAIiFJ) FOll
COL,rh IN THE If KAj
Ilea dorJ'.Pf d lull
r any kind of ninciu
nonibranal irritiitioiit
ntiannd und rouirh stir
ion VAffil-J
HAT'rtYER tindoiibtril imrit. Api'I;
AGEN IS WANTED TO SEL1
MOFuMONISM
UHVB1LED
Tho moat (IOMPLFPE ami OV RttWIIFLMI NO o:
pose, ot the CHIMES and 1'UU'TICKH of MunnoniBii
Includes the Jifo and OonHCHrjiuns of th Alormni
HifhopB John 1. rnd Jtnu-liain Younir. ST UU
LINO and TIIKlMJNt UK VIOLATIONS ! 1 I'UO
FUKKLV ILLIiKTWATKi). A lively book to sell.
F-iSiiiB Sl'ANlMlll) BOOK IU US,;,lJbiladulphlB.P
WILL CSRTAENLY CURE
Co'ig'a", Colds, Hoarc;aess, Sore
Iliroat, ErcncMtis, Influenza, Asth
ma, Vltooping Cov.gh, Croup, and
every Affection of tho Throat,
L?.T- -. ?.rA Chest, including Con.
gmaptioa. Cold by all Druggists.
Baltimore Church Bells
Hince 1M4 celebrated for Superiority over others,
arc mane only or i'uresl Jlell Metal. (Conner i
Tin,) Kotary Mountings, warranted satisfactory.
For Prtws.t'irrulfirs. Ac. address Bai,timorkBbh
Foi-KintY, J. UM I K A ,SS. Baltimore, Md.
TI13 Great
Church
FJIIMC'S I'ntrnt Iteflector piva
ti Jllimt I'otverfiil, iln: roiioii
'h(!ipi'M nml lU- Bent Li it km .v.. I
I .r l i.urt lit-s, Siorer, bi'-.iv Wm.tdws,
I';.rli.i,. lUnks, Oiiin-s, I'nture Ciilk-f
it's, Tli'-Mtri-!,, IVirits, err. New and elf
bic nl renin. Git
1. 1'. J"K1NK. 551 Karl Sr., H. Y.
ll'l llti
A Iiber.il ilt'couul
ChtIK
BUCKEYE BELL FOUNDRY.
SjLib VAMDUZliN & TIFT, Cincinnati, 0.
mlTwOtJeow
$66:
oanb In t-niirnivii Inwit. Terms nnd S Olltfil
free. Address II. IIallktt & Co., PurtUud.Me.
M-Piyi
nrMTA WANTED for tho Best nnd Fastput 8ell-
jjiif i'n ttiriui ittmks iind Ilihles. prices reduced 3?
er cent National Publishing Co., l'liiiadeljibia.Pa.
fj A XSTrr.dtol.W.patipliatlJV&CoH
VJK. V .'V7-i Cl.ei.iimt St., I'hiUdcii -tiu, one
(Vi-A (l J -it:nt&umiiid;etby return mnil a
W.ft?3i'!;T, J...11-IW.C t..rty (r , pure l.nk railed
W, vl' M..md.rtl olVr il.in--. ruts. V vt r-
1 i.'i .-s f.f the n-lr!
iiN'MrrvtV-iii.-rfr'K-.U-vntin
.f.or.i U up.
AGENTSIitl
ran now irra!"P a fortunr.
t i "tree. aq
I IJF.OI'T & CO
lay St., N. Y.
IF YOU WANT
"Tho roost popular and sat
lufuctory Corset as regards
Health, Comfort and Elo
ennce of Form.' ba $ur
m and get
LMadams Foy's Improved
CORSET
ANTJ
SKIRT SUPPORTER.
It Is particularly adapted
to the present style of dress.
For aale bv all lending deal
ers. Price by mall tt.3i. FOYf HARMON
Sl CO., New Haven, Conn.
Cli'in b. tSfrio:il.rir-f!irrri.i-itJ.'-(-!ii i-i.-'nl, w.tniui-
f. Ci.wlcf.K'wiil' :;.0'1tfliitionlo:.,;rij.'s,rii- .r n'.ti-r,
3iymyer Mnni'iacturiiioj Co., L'iijcinnati,
C$11. COLbWIA BICYCLE.
r R,7 Th-. Ill v.lc . i n.vM nvrlf iplM-nner.
l!..-..-llM."l' "l -'' V,.lKlu.,.l ,1,.
I'r r .... i..l -ci I I. n,.. n.
. .. ! j. .a
l:.l 7
o in urit c; selling fi1-;; nfflfd evrrvwlicrc ; lfhrral lemt.
Ilradlv. (Jarrrloou A lo- UiS. 1 junli Sl.. i'luladtlulna.'a.
SUBSCKIBE FOR THE
St. Albans, Vermont,
B.W.DIMJN, Editor, . A.J.LHClIamcer.
sunacniPTioN ;
WecUy, - 1 Tcr Jlnvnun,
DaWy, - ,V Per Annum,
STRICTLY IX ADVANCE.
One of the Largat and Best Papers
in the State.
GIVE IT A TRIAL..
ADDRESS
Tho ATossongeo
ST. AI.BAXS
VF.RMOXT.
the nostrils. It will bo almorbrd, effectually ch unfiin
tlie natal i ass.ij.-fn ol (catarrhal virus, canning health
secretions. It allays in iitiiiiniat ion, protects tin
mcmhraiial linings of t he bnad from aitdMionu) colth
completely lit (tin tho port's and restores the shipa o
tameand Pincli, Honefitnal results are realized by i
few iipplieiitiriiH. A 1 lirouKti treatment will curt
Send for circular. Will deliver by mail 5iic a parkatri
- poatnifp Htiimpv-. Koul by whoiealo and retail drutf
KiHts, Ki,vk' Chkam Balm Co., Owtiro, N. V.
iv ins i it t.t h mitfpr iui
4
a Practical Life.iffi,1.
4IOO pp. VU-ur tx HiH-t blinllnsriinil llluxtriitltiit.
AO K NTH WAVIi'.l. tflT. In 1f.O ni-r Jlonlli.
PwTrrms. rt. jr.-sb I. C. MuLURUY & Co., Phila-HoWa. Pa
111
1, -,....,:y.. I . : '
3
, v
1
$5.00. $5.00.
Wo will (Viniisli a sofc ot Scales like the cut above, weighing cor
rectly from 1-2 ounce to 240 pounds, ami the Giveen Mountain
Fbeeman, ONE YEAR, if paid in advance, for 5.00. This is ns
low as the Scales alone can bo bought at retail, and wo make this
offer to benefit our old subscribers, and as an inducements to new
ones. Address
II. E. WIIEELOCK,
Montpelier, Vermont.
ta mm mm mm rff Wl H H mm n H m R.9Q tfrit a am
OK II II In 4 II 13 l (a n 1 1 P 6ta I MM Bv O
Wa hjs mvm ui m ua mva mm) s n eb ava ua na
at. mw m -war m mt wi u m t nor m m n w
g Gardening: for Profit.
Gives In comprehensive detail mirt went.
If you wish to grow vegetables for sale, y
GiveRlnTOmDrehensivedptailni;rtwpnty-fivvnfirs?:ppricnrplii Harhvt f.iirl'iiiiifr. va
If you wish to grow vegetables for sale, you neod
y Practical Floriculture.
(r Gives up to dnto our whole eiei
fj during tlie past thirty years. Tlii
Olves untndnto nnrwhnleGrmeriPnoefntlift
(luring me past mir
Commercial Florists.
iiih wont ih u
(lu cloth, illustrated.)
Gardening: for Pleasure.
A iR
Is a enneise compondium. givinff plain details
(5 Veetablofl, anrl cue nil fciuri
uvuiuyi
fj Un clotu, tiiuatratea.j
Henderson's Handbook
8
$ Is a condensed encyclopredia of 412 pages, piving botanienl elassifleatirm, prnpugation mid
ta pultiiwi nf linnrlv pvurr known idnnt in cultivation, either ornaiiifutnl or useful. InvalimMn ?J
as a oook 01 reierence.
(In cloth.)
Any of the above books sent postpaid by
O books free, a PrcuiiuiiiN. on orders sent us
V which offer, please see our rntttlOKU for 1
Y ABDKN," mailed free ou application,
4 PETER H EiDErvSOStl ?
35 & 37 Cortlandt
jrsArrArrvyssAfssssjys
'scribed in Illuntratrd
Ill mmpletclr chn tli l lood in thf cntir. system m three mnllis. Any reron who will take IJ N 1 1 I .u
II NKiHT FROM OXHTO TW KI.VK WKKKK. m.y ho restore.l to sound health, if ucn a thiin is PJ""
rurini! Kem.l Complainti. the Pills have no tonal, i'hy.icians me tliem ill their prjetiee.j l"""'' '"""
hy mail fnrw rents in (.tamps. Send for pamplilct. I. S. JOHNSON & CO.. Boston, Mnsa.
PUKE
INDIA
TEAS
CD.. AL'pnts of theCalciitia J. t.i Si udu-m u, U;iur
fv. Sn hi iv ni trrni'Hrrt. .IOHN c PMlLLlrS fit,
it., N. Y. uw
CURE FITS!
n I i mo iu ui Hi i u linvr) Cum;! n i::
nr r,Li'.iia iiit;Ki;si fi ii: i.
r- ni,?i!y to euro tl o wi-rC
f.illi-d 1 mi r-riwu for lint no-.
rnco f.ir ft trruMsa nuil a fi'i
tJ'-i-: r.lvo r.n-J 1"
in.tiii:: ftra tri-:1, uri-i I wilt -v
AiWrc.id l.-. J I. U. iiOu'-i
14u4
AGENTS WANTED'
For the
eat
ark
(cf w,vnnlat1 ' TIT1' SPY ( 1 Till' I H H I 1 T.1 ,1 ON ' '
;iy A l.LKN 11 n K kkton. J'ln'x tx un rirtt'oii hut a trvr nnii
thrilling acetmnt ut tlio iter ret xrrriiV of ttie llbvilmn.
Tue most excltlnir tear bunk ever imbtisliftl, no work
wer approached it in interest. This new ir.irh is notv
for tin- first time offered tn the noopk', and all wantiuur
Llie ImHtchanea to inaki' nionry tor yi ara will itt once
send for territory nn i turpury for thn spy. Addr s
1. L. (iUi:KSsLY,Pub..rjl tJornlull, Host on, Mass.
Hu4
BUYERS
WANTED
every Nev
fofrland, Ntw
York and Can-
tunuri lied. JiMieiienced imy.
hut live, active farmer's hoyi
In "t bnvens. .Address,
L'. "H. l'At.K.llyderark, Vt,
(IN A MEXICAN MUSTANG,
ii , IIY TIIK F1HTOHH OK '
II TEXAS SIFTINCS." , ,
II Lnre Octavo Vol. tivj pujfes. auu original IIIuh.
"Tne mostnumorous Hook eve Issned.
I .OOO Agents Wanted.
B!fiKND FOB TEHMH IMMKIHATKLY.
S. S. SCUANTOX CO., l'ublidhcrs. llarlfurd, Cuiiu,
Itin 4
and all Bilious Complaints mo relieved by taking
Wright's Indian Vopotable Tills.
rasly TiptlHe; Kg Orljisz. Tries lit. AU IrajgKtt
A MONTH FOK
hTlIDENTS,
, Young
Men, LUilifiaiHl Airpiits. tafeiUK orderii for I.ptterRto
nnwihfi moBt popular NEW HOOK iu the Held. Both a
HIKU and a SV(ilO Everybody wants it. LOW
PHICK. Oru-K Kalfh. .vend for Circular anrl Terms.
P. W. ZIKOLKH CO . i15 Arch Ht., Philadelphia, l'a.
FMlOyl W E. Adams St., ChicaKo, til.
ACENTSa Send for E.B.TREAT'S
vt iht: hi.niiANT M:w
ltnoK, Sarred II -rovn&
lart j rs. Hy
J. T. Ileadley. lino
Storl A Opper Plates.
Wewanl SUie.C'oimty
und buat Agents.
tUdre&s E.B.TREAT737Broadway, New York.
nillwS
!t c::r Kkcmnuv
V .:). (. sc.-tsc.i t f
r-cvj.vh.r.-v.eK.I.Ivrr
KHyl.u:--.!
t?::f.re'y difii-rciit from
Itritc-s, CIin::er I'scn-
ct-s i'; otlicr Tmik
r.hlul it nevtr litix:-:ntes.
r md Iwuiy Wffsv Hair. Htscox & Co., N. V.
MASON & HAMLIN
ARE
CIETA1KLT
BEST
Asa,ronsidfrint qtttitw.r1in-prU Fnrfuh.uy
parmrnta, or rented. ILLI'MTRATED CAT A"
l,MJl"Ket loft Styles, with --t prlcen, nent free.
The MAPO AND HAM I.I N Ormn and PlunoCo
Tn-mnnt St., Host on ; 4ft K.HtU St. (Union Siuare),
V'ew York; 119 Wabatli Ave, Chicago.
GUN WORKSii
flt,Sbot Qua; Btvolvcr,itni c , i.tet ciwn niwa-
..ii.i.i I i.... i
HEADACHE
l Sfyr. I. tlx i inis!kii.'..vn
I :'J i&A ! - : iNs.-w ami the
ii:n BALSAM.
T.-.- '-i C.-KTit Btirt mrft
H ... ,-. -.1 V. .r,!r-.iTiif. t
.
$5.00.
5!
i
Irice $1.50
this hovk. Uu cloth, iilustrated ) jy
Price $1.50.
Propoiratloil and (riiu Inir of I:
couijjiei.u juiu! 10c muLiu inienain m ue
me fj
Price
for tho culture of Fruits, I'lowfM,
rui duo uaoui muic 11 r unit Hiurn, Va
of Plants.
Y3tt5-A Alt' r
TJ
mail on receipt of price. We also offer thosfi tJ
for Needw, llnntN, A'e., for coniiiiinn
883 of " I.Vi:it TII11 FOIi Till!
Street, New York. p
r7l 7E3fornSQtIAREorUPUICHTnOSEWOOp
i3-- ' - " " ...".'--- wnb siool. Book an.l Husn:.
ri-Ollly SUO for an KiK't Stop. Sub-Hnssand Ortave-Couplr-r OK6
Chawl Onmns 86S. Hnn Organs 894. OTItEK HARUAINS fully (li-
Catnlosuo whinh is sent Flil-.E wilb full partrcuiara.
ja-VISITORS ARE ALWATa wtmumerfj
Address u call spra MML If, BEAXXV, Waslilngton, Nc w Jorsoy.
KA3uKAOI
'lll"J' .'," "... ..-..:..' ...
, AImp oncapf;sr,
Ntvlnlun: octavcn: fnittirupiit run
,i niiu..ir witli imo (iii.i'itv tor numilnr. saiTi d
btid Hftcnlar inu-;ic iu s-: bonis or iaini i' nt only .
nn. hundred other Styles at Bfii. r7. ),). $73, tn, n X
ifli'H, $l Hi. to $5iiandup. Tlio laiv'fr Htyle- are whohy
unnvallpd hy unv other nrifans. Also lor easy j ai
men t if. New lliuntrated Catalogue tree.
Ill t XTC'l'hlB Company has rommonrrd th
1 1 lN VOumnu fact ure of lipritr lit irand 1'ianos
ntvodiK-tion important improvpineut : adding to porter
and heauty of tone and dnrabihty. i ill not require
tunliiif orie-ipnirter ad much an other l'lauos. Iliutti a
lert iMrcuia'-H Free.
I'iiq MASON to. IHMTjTN Onran and Piano Co., 151
Tr niontst.,lloston:4fiE. Hth St, New V rl; ; 149
V ibuiih Ave.. Uhii-aifn. ."i-i.vl i
not, lilo Is swro.pinir by, tr-o nnd
darn before you die, fioniethmir
mitflity and sublime leave behind
to riuufiner time. a wnek iu your
own town. $5outlit tree. No risff.
t.-.. ,..., u i" i nit-. 1 tint r,;n rei . We Will llll -
iii-li Von every tiiiiiwr. Mauy are making forlunefj. La-die.-mako
iw much an men. ami boys and if iris inakp
Ki'eat pay. Header, if you want business at which you
can matiR ureal p ty all the time, write to
GOLD HEDALi PAItW, 181.
BAKER'S
Jlnker Fnvniwn Chocolate, tlio hef t
preparation of plaia chocolate for fam
ily uae. Hakfr'i Breakfast Cocoa,
from which the execis ot oil hoi beca
removed, easily di(Btednniiaiiinlrab!7
ndnptcd for invalids, Babtr's VaniHa
Chxolate, on a drink or tnten as con
fectionery la a delicious nrticle i highly
recommended hy touriaU. Baker'
JSroma, invaluable oa a diet for chil
drn. German Sweet Chocolate, m
moat excellent article for families.
Sold by Grocers everywhere.
W. J3AIC13IX fc CO.
DorcJicster, JUom
How Lost, How Restored,
Just published, a now edition of Tin. Cui.yeiuvrli.'s
CKi.EUB.TKn Ehbayoii the radical eu re ot si'KHmato
liHRv or Keminal Weakness, Involuntary (Seminal
Luasen, Impotkscy, Mental and Pliyaical Ineapacity,
Impediments to Mairiatfn, etc.; also Consumption,
Epii.kpsy and Fits, induced by self -indulgence or
sexual extravuvaueo,
The eelebratcd author, tn this admirable Karay,
clearly demontrate, from a thirty years' mieceantul
l,t tlw. i.lm-iiiinu- cniirtf'nllPdH'OS of Re f-abiiHe
may be radically cured; point in out a mode yf cure
at once simple, certain and effectual, by means of
wnich every sufferer, no matter what ins cmiaiuon
mav be. may euro himself cheaply, privately and
TtHBLet-ture should be in tho hands of every
youth and every man iu the land.
Sent under seal, in a plain envelope, to any addreca
pat-1'ani, on receipt of six ceuts or two punt ape
stamps, Address
THE CCLVEUWELL .MEDICAL CO.,
lAnuSt..N' 1 1 Yr-, S. v.; 1'JitOli-i B mill. f2ily
Thera Is so escuss for suffering from
CONSTIPATION
nn.l rtttir illspnsnR thnt follow a dis
ored state of the Stomach and Bow
els, when the use of
OR. HENRY BAXTER'S
Will give Immediate relief.
After constipation follows
Biliousness, Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, Diseases of
the Kidneys, Torpid Liver
Rheumatism, Dizziness,
Sick Headache, Loss of
Appetite, Jaundice, Ap
oplexy, Palpitations,
Eruptions and Skin Dis
eases, etc., 1(11 of which these
HitterB will Br-ccilily euro l.y rrmovlns tlierai.
Keep flie ftemacA, Jlolttfo, and Dijestu'e Organ
in good working ordcrt oii.i prrfpet hralth
will lio tlio result. LadfOS anll otliora mb-
jocttoSick Headache f"1'
nn.l pomianont euro liy Iho uso of llicso Bitten
ft Doing tonic anil mildly purgative they
PURIFY THE BLOOD.
Price 23 cts. per bottle.
Fnr u!e by all dcalcra in meilielne, Frnd
adiltws for pamplilct, free, giving full direction,.
BF.5RY,J(II15S(I1 LORD, Prop,., Bgrliagt,!, Vt.
fmlTyl
tUT THIS OUT
And RataralBn
With TIN Cnit
liy mall, a Oolctn Boi nl Onorl. tbol will bring -on In mt
"bitoCvruiut)'- 4'- Youug, iU Omnwitb S
iciiev In One Month thin
mlAw
m
IBMBlggm
1
NATT B. GOVE,
Contractor, Builder & Jobber,
i Iu Wood, Ht-iiidiu' Ci'lcb OulldlnirarldKeB. Pieri
und Ai'irorn hrs, 'int'ir hh und HU of Wood, Drkfc
iiinl Stone, H:air ilaiW and Nt-welp. oi-k Quarrifd nd
r.nnd:itliiiii j 1 in. pnus, HtHJtsf Hi";cilUtwn
ii: id M frl'tifc lni'uirlied.
tiih: Miiiiuliftiirei' 'f lite
Matchless Concussion Churn.
PLUNf iEIJJ, . - - VKUMOKT,
'"Iliiildiliyn M.tvt-d und Hoi-ted- rtett
AiETS! AOKXTH! At.KXTSI
1 or CKM. DOIiriir'S bran' new bonk, cntWed
Thirty -Three
Years Among
m WM IKD1ANS !
A rniTfivjrJoftrjcA'il'iOi'.; t :., ',lfet 'twV i'rmnnl Et
1u it act u..xn,-j uur J'tnutu . ( f v,iii un iiMi lurr.Hiuttiwu
By Gen. Sherman.
This nfff work wn at once nVsrvt-jod f. r My Prsmilewt
Auriira mrl rn'iru fi',intt. ami by fJ-n. yhrrnuui, fan.
tiriint, (; n, SfirrUlan, (Svn. Ifancwb, ami thousand ot Km
lucnt Mun. tir.x. Gn ant niyi th ft )!; on Indian
w fnr tmV.Vfl." IJismn- Wn.cy (Metliodist.) nay i "It
t.'i ijtji.k of imitfHAe vui'if." Iiis he tnili authentic Recount
cf our Itil!a;i3 ever rubllKh'-fl, fi!"y rt'vi-aiin:r tlirlp inner
liff," fprct doiiii, cxjrtfiit. Hi-. It replete with thrillinp,
rtpcri'-nicsf.f tho Ai.f'inr, ami -if f.iiiw.us Si-rmts Trn';ier,,
C''iw-bi.y, Mirterr.. lionlcr llu:!ir.r.s, c.,v!vi(!!r portraying
I if (. Ill I J1 (J ri-:lt V i t 1IH it itt,ic .H t,:u',l'l il VW.
Vi:h r'u-il j:tr:ivin;:i nn I fiirh Ciir'inio-I,ittii'-r:1ili
riiit.i In r, ffri, fr..i- jihf.t ti;1h mmlc by t! I". S.
GoVu-T.lllc,'? e."'l'f -'-y Jitf l' I.. i!
AG.XTrl! Tliis jj-nnJ hoI; ii rrtt-rrllin ' fi!l othenj
10 to 1. .Vf ruuiitinn. .irc iit' rv-n-to 1 ( to SO onlcra
irTay. We wnut 1HK ni' f.y, :t (.-", j:..,luM,-e
T rritori owl .') rial T rw jimi. U'lr In :( rlrrulara with
full pntticulam o ut i'.--; fi no S;.. nnr n V'r.c a.'nt in
a.' liti n t a -t civ.t Ft imp. AMr"-.j fie Frjo pnlilihprr.,
A. n. M'Oi:TIi:(.T()N k CO., IUhthmm.. Com.
TIis cream of allBoalstfAMare
iEOV,S m DEEDS
The thrilti?. a-' vcnt ir-wof alt tu bro explorer! and
ntici ii'lt- w ith iti'i'ati:i.ftiirittwi anu wn ueaRio
r our wl.nlu ooijiiiry. n-iiin lit" ti.trlicat tune to tlie
msiI. l,icn anil famim.s rxp!- ltf Li'SntoJ-aHahe
siaii'tifli. liu'-ti", h:-ntfin, Hrutl". Crorkett ;. jJuwie,
llmistmi. r.ir -.ii. L'iitcr, rj!i!'tiit:t .Ion, Wild Bill.
tin ia n Hill, (iiH. .much aim i hi -k . i. '-ii. u uinii
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