PLATTSKODTH HERALD.
. PUBLISHED DAILY AND WEEKLY
Y
The Plaltsmontli Herald PnMisMiif Co.
DAILY, dellvvred tiy carrier to auy part of the
city
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(Hie copy lx months 00
One copy un year 2 00
Registered at tle Post Office. IlatUwouth. a
.second class matter.
PJ.ATTSMOUTII. A1MUI, 10. 1983.
The art loan, conducted under the
auspices of the good ladies of the M.
E. Church of this city, has opened up
auspiciously. The display is wonder
ful and the arrangement of wans, in
the Hock wood hall, is perfect, we pre
dict a successful. fair for these ladies.
Judge Folcjkk ha no far recovered
blbcallh, t.s to be able to resume the
discharge of his duties as head ot lite
treasury department. Of this fact,
the couutry has ample giouad for
self congratulation. Judge Folger is a
mau of unquestioned patriotism ami
ability, aud so long as lie remains in
charge of the treasury portfolio, the
country can breathe easy.
Tiik story going the rounds that
Germany, Austria and Itusbia had or
have formed an alliance again.it France
i attracting considerable attention.
Tut: IIekai-d believes that Fruuce ia to
day the best governed nation unions
those named, and the moat pronperous
und peaceable. Perhaps it it is her
prosperity and the capabilities She had
developed for a republican form of gov
ernment that is making these de-Mtisuis
tremble. Apparently a small thing dis
turbs the equilibrium of Kurop?.
The Chicago Herald's special says
the week jusi closed puts a much more
favorable aspect 0.1 the condition of the
winter wheat crop. It is now conceded
that the yield will be much belter than
that iigureu upon during the pat ten
days or more. In the south
the ahortage crop will not exceed
fifteen or twenty per cent. and
perhaps not so much as that.
In California anil the I'ticitic Ioj.e a
yield of eighty per cent, is estimated by
close observers. Throughout the north
ern wheat belt the crop will be fair.
This is encouraging, to say the least of
it.
The dynamite and gunpowder fel
lows are in bad luck. The London
police Saturday arrested :t man named
Kirton for complicity iu the nitro-gly-cerine
plot. He claims to have but
recently com? from the United Mates.
Uernard (al!agher, a brother of an
other prisoner, was arrested in Glas
gow on suspicion, and he also claims
to be a recent arrival from America.
Experiments with the materials seized
demonstrated their explosivene33, and
in the lodgings of one of the prisoners
a contrivance for filtering sulphuric
.acid into chloride of potash was seized
Inter Ocean.
Wk notice the Omaha and Lincoln
people are beginning to speak of other
projected roads, which are needed b-3'
those cities; and we hope P'altsmouth
will not become apathetic upon this
question, as her rpring trad? opens up
and her merchant and speculator be
come immersed in trade. It would
make Plattsmouih one of the first
cities of Nebraska if she could secure
the crossii g of an independent line of
road traversing diagonally northern
Iowa aud southern Nebraska, to the
lakes. This line of road will be built
and the absolute necessity of this flour
ishing point securing it ought to be
apparent to any and everybody.
.Tl'DOe GEttsrtAM, of Indiana,, us
sumcs the post office portfolio at once;
and is said to he a man of strong
common sense, .and practice' idea
It in said that upon one occasion, the
great anil ex erriitigly ronscleiitious
Hayes, when president, eut Jude
Gersham wortl io liposo of some
criminal without letting the matter
eome to trial, as he, (the president)
was interested iu the man some nay;
aud that;Judge Gersham replied, he
was the jnde ot; that court, and 6o
lony as he presided there, business
would-be conducted fctrictlv under
the fojrus and customs prescribed in
that court, without partiality to any
one. We gucus he will ruu the P. O.
' department.'
Mk. Jay Gould and hi well heeled
associates, apprize the couutry
through Mr. Gould's great telegraph
Hue, that Mr. Gould, has launched
his new yacht with eclat; that btic
slid into the water handsomely , and
that Mr. Gould's daughter, .Nellie,
broke the customary bottle of "Mums
Extra Dry" and cbriateued the yacht
"Atlauta;" that several wealthy na
bob were present, aud aererai more
were unavoidably detained by one of
Mr. Gould railroad traius bcieg be
hind time; aud that the said yacht
was lurnished aud finished in a man
lier a rich and costly at Mr. Gould'a
gold cau accomplish. All that such
notices accomplish n to advertise
American fluukyistn.. Some of these
day Mr. Vanderbilt will buy h new
neck tie, or perhaps a night shirt that
will out suell and out frill the kiug
Jy Tabor of Colorado, and then the
wheY-ry will bo treated to another
-wrciiort of ttrch xrevrsiT)
Tu irenmoe ,
An alarming condition of affairs
exists today In Europe; and fully as
remarkable as alarming. There seems
to be a well organized, system
atic plan farmed by the reTolu
tionists of all despotic forms of gov
eminent in the did world, to bring
about a revolution In governmental
affairs by means of the knife and
mine. To the philosophic mind, this
is the remarkable feature of the re
volt against those governments. It is
hard to imagine what arguments are
used to induce men possessing intelli
gence und manhood to engage iu the
mad work of the assassin. One can
imagine a state of affairs so bod, as to
drive brave, desperate men, to waylay
and assassinate a tyrant wnose only
motive in ruling, is to oppress and de
stroy; but it requires a different
stretch of imagination to understand
any state of affairs, so bad, as to bind
together any considerable number of
brave men iu a compact ao horrible
especially in this day and age as to
warrant them in engaging in assassin
ations of the innocent and helpless, in
order to intimidate and coerce their
rulers! aud this seems to be the size
and proportions of the conspiracies
now being laid bare in England,
Prance, the German States aud Rus
sia. The world in all ages has inur
ed the patriot, who dared to lead in
revolution, for. the overthrow of the
tyrant, and the duemhrallnient of op
pressed humanity; ou the contrary, it
has only condemnation 10 the con
spirator whose acts are known only to
the midnight plotter, aud whose argu
ment appeals to the knife and drug,
instead of the enlightened judgment
aud noble impulses of mankind.
The worst feature of this nihilistic
organization, is, it seems to have a
headquarters in free America, and
just, complaints may goon be made
that this country by furnishing an as
sylum ha become the harborer and
eucourager of these (lends. Jf the- con
spiracy is as widespread as the author
ities of England seem to have proof of,
and with its headquarters established
in this country, one can very easily
understand how a state of affairs way
arise at any morr;rnt which might
compromise the good faith of our
country, with the very strongest pow
ers of Europe. When mines are being
exploded in the capitals of England,
France and Germany, by individuals
claiming the protection of the Ameri
can flag, it is getting to say the least
of it to be a serious matter.
When Ilerr Most, a refugee from
the old world, is permitted to stand
up in our public places aud congratu
late his fellow conspirators that the
work of assassination has "fairly com
menced in Europe, and that it is des
tined yet to spread oyer the United
States!" it is about time this couutry
which professes to spell its came with
a large "N" would take steps to take
care of such daogerous characters.
That free America "sympathizes with
Ireland, is an undisguised fact, and it
is right that our sympathies should go
out to every misgoverned people that
we cannot have any sympathy for the
conspiracy which is attempting to
right wrongs by the commission of
crimes, the enormity of which, mak..
the wrong sought to be righted re
spectable; is also a fact.
It is a serious state of affairs, and if
the half be tiue, that is now claimed,
the peace of Europe is certainly jeop
ardized. Gov. Dawes calis atteutiou to the lib
eral premiums offered by our state board
ot agriculture for the greatest number
of trees planted during the month of
April, 1883. by any one person, and also
for the greatest u umber of trees planted
during the entire year 1S83; also he
calls attention to the specisl "arbor
day" ' premium, i. o. for the greatest
number of trees planted upon arbor
day by any one person. Arbor day, as
our readers will notice by the governor's
proclamation, is fixed for April ISth, and
TheJIehaijj thinks our people could
no. do better rhau to devote this day to
t:ie careful planting of choice trees. Jc
braskiisno longer the "treeless state,"
but all over her beautiful landscape the
eye i9 rejoiced with beautiful groves of
timber. The offering of these premiums
by our sta e lxiard is a sensible and j
practical feature of the sensible and j
practical manner hi which tho eiiMb!e
and practical gentlemen who tmpose j
that board do businesi.
Tun citizens of I'Jattsiiiouth should
all see to it that our present city gov-
ernmeut is encouraged, in taking per-
taanent steps to viden the sidewalks
on Main street, and all business streets,
and establish -he limit for tho pave
ment of these streets. It has been as
certained in all our western cities
where pavemeuts have been put down
that these very wide streets are all
mistake; it costs the citizen and prop
erty owners just so tnnch more to
keep them in repair and in good order.
A narrow street is just as convenient
for business. (live the extra portion
of the street to the business men and
citizens fur sidewalks, and keep the
balance io good repair; especially, let
the gutters be of n ufficient capacity t
carry off All surface water and thus
protect the cellars and foundations of
business houses.
TyroGiiArniCAL errors upon our
editorial page yesterday makes us say,
in speaking of the old democratic par
ty for which we feel much sympathy
solicitude, "a h angry robber" where it
should read "rabble"; a!so where we
peak of the party containing too
many "impracticables" we are made to
use the word "Impracticabilities."
The saloon keepers of Lincoln are
"kicking over the ordinance which com-
pels them to close their talcons at ten
o'clock and thirty minutes every night.
They claim, it seems, that the hefty im
bibing is done in that flourishing city af
ter their hour of closing, and that the
Other saloons the drug stores are
catching all that custom, which rightfully
belongs to the mcnwho pay the thous
and dollar license. In consequence of
this police regulation these saloons
threaten to not take out any license this
year. Any ordinary fellow ought to be
able to get his '-night cap" fcquarely
aboard before half past ten o'clock, and
instead of giving these gentlemen an op
portunity to run all night. The 1If.ii.vlo
would suggest to the authorities of Lin -coin
that the city government proceed
to regulate the drug stores as a remedy
instead of removing the healthy restric
tions of the haif past ten ordinance.
Ol'K readers will notice by the fol
lowing from the btate Journal that
the old reliable C. Ii. Jk Q., have at
last effected arrangements so that
freights can be taken w ithout change
through to aud.t'roin Sail Lake, Utah;
this is simply the precursor of better
days to southern Nebraska. It means
that this couutry is now practically
open to the soul, the mineral', the
products of the mountains aud v alleys
of that rich country upon the Pacific
fclope, which hitherto, came to us
through the good grace and loud du
ties of a Union Pacilic monopoly:
The Chicago, l.urliugtou & Quiucy
railroad will now, and heuccfurlh,
take freights through to Salt Lake
without change. It is evident that
the combination between this line aud
the Denver & liio Grande is a fixed
fact, and that competition for Utah
business will be brisk.
The prt'seiit tiuaucial condition of the
government of the dominion of Canada
seem a to indicate a degree of prosperity
which is hi'hlv llattcrincr to the nresent
management. "The elates for the Ms-
cal year are more satisfactory than any
that have ever before been presented.
The taxation lias been reduced a million
and a half dollars, while the indebted
ness of the dominion government has
been promptly paid without resorting to
a loan. There is a surplus of ten mil
lions in the treasury. And the fact that
the deposits in the saving banks of the.
country have been largely increased dur
ing the vear must be taken as another
evidence of the genera! prosperity of
the Canadian people. 0. li. Nonpareil
JOHX FlTUEBALl), a. "TV. McLaughmk,
President. Cathier.
FIRST NATIONAL
IB .A. 3ST ZEC !
OF PLATTSMOUTH. MSBRASKA.
Oaers the very best facilities for the prompt
transaction of legitimate
BANKING BUSINESS.
Stocks. I'.onds. Gold. Ooverument aud Local
Securities Houht ami Sola, Deposits receiv
ed aud interest allowed on time Certifi
cates. Draft f drawn, available in any
Dart of the United State and all
the principal towns of
Europe.
Collection made d-promptly remitted.
tlizhest market price paid for County War
rants, Stata aLd County Bondt.
DIRECTORS :
John Fitzjrerald
John Pv. ClarK.
A. E. Touzalin,
ft. C. CushtcK.
Geo. E. Dovey.
r. k.. wnite,
A. W, MeLauxhllu.
Bank s Cass County
Cotner Maia and Sixth Streets.
PiiATTSMOTJTH:
JOHX BLACK. President, (.
I J. 31. PATTEIISOX. Cashier. (
Transacts a General Banlani Basiness.
HIGHEST CASH PRICE
Paid Jor County and City Warrants.
COLLKCTlOXX MAIK
and promptly remit tod for.
dirkcctoks :
John Black, J. M. Patterson, C. II. Parmele.
F. K. Guthmann. J. Morrissey, A. 1.
Smith. Fred Colder. Slly
WEEPING WATER
WEEPING WATER. - NEB.
E. I... KEED, President. !
II. A. GIBSON. Vice-President, j
It. S. WILKINSON. Cashier. ;
Genersl Banting Business Traisactefl.
IIEPOMITM
Becelred. and Interest Allowed on Time Certi
ficates. DBAFTM
Drawn arailable In any part of the United
States and all the principal cities of Europe.
r Agents for the celebrated
Won Line of Steamers.
;
BOYD & LARSEN,
Contracts rs and Builders.
Kill give estimates on all kinds of work. Any
order left at toe Lumber lard or Post
Ofllc will receive promot attention.
Heavy Truss Framing,
for bams and large buildings a specialty.
For reftiecee apply to J. P. Voiine. J. V. Wc
b3 h or J. a Waterman & 6qji. . dw
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XX7 THE
JI A NtFACTUKEI) JljY
Orders received
and tilled in a satisfactory manner.
Tho4se contemplating to build
should examine our work, the
quality of our bricks and prices.
Yard, in rear of llonncr Stable,
Plattsmouth, Nebraska.
A
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Evervtliinir liaii'l-inarle and
NEXT DOOR WEST
Jff" r O S JOL Or
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AnNtoo
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AM kJERib
grace
No old stock to work oil'. TLo latent patterns tf
GLASS -AJNTID Q.TJEEITS'WAEB.
FLOUK. FEED AND PROVISIONS.
Tha Very Highess Market Price paid for Country Produce
DREW BUILDING, PLATTSMUOTH.
-j.-o-it-: J'..;
Cass County Iron WorksK-'Ti
WATMAN & KIR BY, Propr's.
IPlattsinoiith
MANL'F.UJl'CJiEUS OF
BOILERS,
IKON Fix 0 NTS, MOUSE
AND ('AST! N JS.
Our facilities for Iscmvj- v. oik in Cov;:m,
not surpassed in the iUre.
MACllINi: I,'j;i'AIKi:G of all kinds,
fur aii classes J" work in j!n.
Patruize Nebraska n-.r.nufut tuiing. V
freitrht and time.
l'arties building in tiny
i t' the S;;.;(
JMaiv.h lltii, 1882.
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I At Wholesale and
FJLOT0IL
paid for all kinds of couutry
produce. Call aud see me
Opposite First National JSank.
dr. IP. IBATOMISESTISIS.
Pressed Brick
STATE,
for any quantity
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far
&ra is
OTP-
LUV
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warranted.
Call in and see us.
TO THE JLA TE FIRE.
Z O C O 3? X &
eb.
U.-T :.llT H i '
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xAnd Tinner 8
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rOFALL KINDS
ST.LOUIS,MO
S?flf by J. S. Diikc.
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I&etail. Caslii,a,rk;bri
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B.&M
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4 lfO- Infr
Tin- tiinii-ii tint- i r Denver
ami the .Mountains .vtnl all joints
in Swtitliorrj und Western Nebms
ka.
Jla.-'v-i n Connections at
PL ATTS MOUTH,
OMAHA and
ATClSoiT KANSAS,
lor .!! points
j East, ITor cli and South
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( ' EN TK. f , ( .
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colt Mi;i; s,
A TO 1 1 IKON,
WVMOUI0,
ami all iuteniu'diittv j I u t s.
I. K. KL'STIS
J G. W. 1Ioi.i.i;K;k, (Jen. I'ns. Aj't,
' (m?h1 Suj)t. Oniaiia. Oinaha
J.
LEVY,
Will UUY and f-ELL all kinds of
FURITITURE,
METALS,
UK fls
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JASON STREIGHT,
(SaccfSnar t; Wtreiht &. I-IUier.)
MANVKACTLlttU UK
FINE f HEAVY HARNESS.
A lar;;e line of
Saddles Bridles, Collars, raps, k,
alw: ys ia stock.
Repairing of all kinds neatly done cn
sort notice.
Mala Street, betveen Fourth n-l Fifth,
O. M. STKEinilT, Buninec" Manager.
Chas.Sisimon-s. Mechanical Manager. 7ff
R03EBT DONNELLY'S
a:td '
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n-.'.:iii'r , as i?
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TV.rt',i Vil,',1 1IT -tt t
iiie cia iteliaolo WasGn Maker
fcas taken eliare of the wagon shop,
lie is wcil Uiiowu as a
SO. 1 WORKMAN.
Xtw Wacoss and linsrariea Made to
Order.
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SAT1SFACTKW. GUAJtAJiTKED.
Just Received.
A I I NK II N K J-
MEERSCIIAU AND ERIAR PIPES
or s:i:"r 1 .11 imhitation.
A Challenge 5c Cigar,
S.ti;i!!y int.ilf for the h tin I to;-: o'j'y. at
Pcpperl'crg's Clsar Factory.
" 'A LL VT Til l:
Old Reliable
YA
H. A. WATERMAN & SON
Wln!i -iik- mi.! Kctall Dealer t"
PINE LUMBER
SHINULKS, LATH,
SASH, DOOItS.
4 1 1
1 -(.u : Hi Mi'" t. in i far of. i r:i
M j u -
I'l.A'i'T.O.fOl.'l II. - Ni:iMLMA.
A loniEoa-ii'cBsc Remedy.
more EtlM-iimalf Niti, (icul r
Xitralgla.
Iiumctliate Relief Varranlcfl.
Permanent Cure Guarantee!
f-'iiv ii urn etlitlilirtlu.il rutl m rir hiloini In nil
in ii i mil' riifC. ariitr. ov chronic. Hrfcr tit nil
jititinim nt iliitsii iiuw and iltntjtjlxtM fur the
utaiiilimi of Siilu iilit it.
SEBRETI
TIIK ONLY IUSSOI.VF.ll OK TIIK POISON-
ocs run: Arm wiurii kxisis in iimc
p.i.ooi of jtiiict'MAiic ami ;oi; iv pa
th; nis.
NAMCVI.irA 1m known as a eoiniiniri
keiife reinedy, lieeaue il ft liken dtrectly at llm
can-e of KlK'iiiiiiilifiii, (it. lit und Nriil.ilnlf.
liile so many so-eallcd Hpccilics unit Mipjioned
p;tnac-asonly lrtat locally the elleel-.
It has been eonefilcd by cinliK iit Hcicnt ist n
that outward ai'plic.'ttioiiN. kikIi ait ruMiiiiK
with oil, iiilitmeiils, linlme:it s. ami riimt Ii Ini;
lotions will nol r;t(Iii,at tin iliseaNi'M winch
are the result of 1 lie polsoi.lti of the bind
with l iie Acid.
NAI'H'YMCA workH with innrvrloin ef
fect on t his a'-jii juiii so ri'iiiovrn th llorler.
It iM now exeliivlvely used by a!) i eb-bl iiteil
physicians of A iihtk ji and l.urp. MtheHt
Medical Arailimy of Turin rej)Oi Is o.' per eetit
ciiics in (luce days.
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tl at W AI.K YI.M' A Jh a eertMiti euie fur
! iu r i : i.-.m. i.oi i i-n-i , j;i i;ai.;ia.
i i i.e n oil "i-te'iso p:i'lu ;M'c u l:! i;e,l aliuosl in
I t HI I V.
f.ive il. a trial l: Iief r:i;iraiitel or money
! i ci i.i.iti it.
: i.'.ii of t. i.iunii.n's -ciit on a).il:ca
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j l a f.ox. G P.oxc fi r -.".
M ill tie - by in.ili 'in receipt of ii!iiicy.
'm; vol i: jiiti .ci -.t foi: it.
,t :i t l.e i' ;i:i!i il iiin l;i' my imit.ii ii.nn
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Waahbuine & Co,, Proprietor.
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! Thk.Must Sccf K.sMFi i. i:i:m .iy ev-r lis
! eov.-rrd as it in certain in Its (-licet and uoei
i not bllHler: A No xe.lhni Jo liumau l!i oh.
J'.KAU I'KOOF JSEI.OW.
' FKOXI COL. L. T. rO.STKH
Young-town. Ohio, May loth, JHhO.
B. J. Kfniall & Co., Hunts : I had a very al
tii i auib!'toiiian roll w 1 j.i ici! v-ry
liirrliiy, he had a Uii-n lioi.e f-jiavin in oue j,int
und a out on the oilier, which made
linn vtjy lame; I hail him inxlci the eliarye of
two -triuary MiireoiiK u no faiied to cure
hiiu. I wan on- day r-ailini; the ad vim tUeini-nt
o Kendall s hpsiviu Cure in the Chicago Ki.
j pres. I dftcaniiiii-.l at onee to try it. :;;id our
boiilf h. I took them all and tlfiM ht I would
i?ive it a thorough trial. I uscdlit ac '.rdir.g to di
teelioiis and thn fourth day t he eo!t ceased to
be lame, and the lmnoi had disappeared. I
used but one bi.tth' am! theeoils limbf are as
free from lumps and an nm.nth as i.ny In.r.-e iu
the stul'. He i-eutiieiy cured. '1 be cure w u
o reinarkabie that I lt two ot mv lielKhlioi n
have the reiiiadtit.K two bottles w'ho are now
usin' it.
'i-i y i:espeelfully,
l. t. osrr.u,
Kendall's Spavin Cure
OS Hl'MAX FLESir.
I'attf : Mi'.Ih. N. v., Keb. i!. lrtT-.
' -' aNi-'l.'.&fri.. ; m;I : The i.artieu-n-i-e
in, which 1 i.si d yi-ur JiesidailV Smivin
.K a MatisH.iiit ;"i!e n: t-t sixt ;-n
si : ii : I r. sr. 1 had tiled l.::.!;V II'IUl'h. ut
it j;
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i. "l .-ni .!: hi t:i-.. j.nt The . (it the
! .'-sin. i :,r the :"i r -1 t-n.e re- tiu.T,
-' K'T a f:i. :,!:!,.:. .i'ft it
1. 1'.- irulv,
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I'l ."r'f M. K. ( !n:ich. l attiim Mill. N. V
i.
Send . irr-i-H fi.r Ilhi-iratetl Circular. hi. h
,-.Ves Po,itive i.i-w.f of it- vntues, .j
iiiiiruj tm.t err inei mill null i!li(!l;UiEcd
sHecesH, to our knowledge, for beast as eil &
man.
nice i, per nnme, or ix Dot lies ror 3 All
JlruinriKts have it or can et It for you. or It
will be cent to any add rensoo receipt of prire
by the proprietor. Ilt. li. J. KKNUALL & CO
knoaburg Falls. Vt. 3.jy
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