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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-06-22
ESTABLISHED IN 1888.

p. Y . . n G,
DEALER IN RICH FANCY GOODS,
Amusing Toys, Instructive Games, aud
USEFUL ARTICLES,
Respectfully informs the public that he is ready the
opening of the
PARASOL TRADE.
Having in store several hundred Parasols of all the
new and desirable styles, Blue Black, and Green Turc
Satin Brown, Blue and Watered Silks, Green Blue aud
Brown Brocade do, Common Brown and White Handles,
French Inlaid and Carved Bone and Ivory Handles.
Altering, Covering and Repairing Parasos with neatness
aud despatch Our work IS always done when promised
and our workmanship like to have compared with 9TH
ers We have only price, and any body gets below
that, they must be in very poor business.
PINKING in more tina twertysyles, for Capes, Cloabs,
Tamas and in Silks Velvets &c. Eyelets set and many
other small jobs toe numerous mention Send in your
orders early, before get overrun with work.
Please observe the sign Of
st II Il A RsETT ST o e. -
NO. Sc MAIN STREET.
ap8 dawtf
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Notifcs.
SMITH & BROTHER,

SMITH & BROTHER,
DEALERS IN
30 o rs AND ES,
OF ALL KINDS.
No. IA Main Street. opposite the Post Office, Worcester
Mass.
JoHs p SMITH Lo24 dtfl Csc. E. SMITH.
l.. t. LAZELL, 2OI Main Street,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
DRUGS. N lDTCN CHEMIO &c
Also,-GOLD FOIL and PLATE,
Mineral Teeth & Dental Instruments,
All Of which offered for sale at the lowest Boston
prices. diff janl
CITY HALL MARKET.
ELCHER G WO0DW ORTIZ,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Beef, Fork, Lard, gEan, sc.
PRODUCE OF ALL KINDS,
CHAs. BELcuga, STEPHEN WoopwoRrn.
OIL dawH
WILLIAM ID. FENNO * son,
DEALERS M
WATCHES AND JEW ELRY,
SITTER WARE, COMES,
Optical a Wat laematical Instruments,
GUNS, I'D PISTOLS, AND FANCY GOODS,
Nam Street, Worcester.
WILLIAM D. rESSo. c. w.rGSSo
fo2 a&9t
INSURANCE.
RTNA INSURANCE COMPANY, Hartford.
Capital 100000
IRoTECTIoN INSURANCE COMPANY, Hartford
Capital $250,000
AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY, Providence.
Capital S150,000
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, New York.
Capital S500,o00
The above named Companies continue to insure under
favorable terms. For further particulars, inquire Of
A IL. BULLOCK, Agent,
OH dawtf Worcester.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-06-22

TEyHE PREMIUM CUTTER OF 1858.
i The Kentucky Straw Gutter lie now manufactaredby
the subscriber and for sale at No. % Mechanic St. Wor
cester The attention of all persons wanting HAY CUT
TER is solicited examination OF the above nipple
ment 1t all kinds Of fodder from the finest hay to
the stalks and all kinds of vegetable, without any
alteration. In Short is the most simple efficient,
and safest Cutter, (being wholly free from the crime Of
aputang fingers &c.. that has been introduced in
this State DAVID B0YDEN.
Worcester, Nov, 1858. noy30 dawtf
CARRIAGE AND DOOR MATS.-JUST
U Received a large lot of those nice Carriage and
Door Mats which selling very low prices at $50
Main st., (up stairs.) TABER CH0LI4AR.
oct9 ASwtf
-aas As4-s 4s.& 81 gaa s..4ti.as @
fh
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BNOR SALE. go BUILDING LOTS LO-
II Gated in pleasant and thriving part Of the city,
within five six minutes walk Of the City Hall. VIII be
sold cheap payment easy, and money Advanced TO
build The whole may remain Mortgage as long as the
purchaser may wish Inquire at the corner of Myrtle and
Southbridge streets. A. J. EATON.
o
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AN HATS! HATs!! 4
PROVIDENCE s WORCESTER r. r.
L-t-Azssss5.zs AND n gs-SsAs -
- STEAMER PERRY -


On and after June 12th 1851 the Steamer Perry Cap
tain WooLsEY, will run between PROVIDENCE X NEW
PORT, connecting twice day, each way, with the Pfov
dence and Worcester Railroad, as follows
Leave Newport at A. NJ, aud II P. NJ, connecting
with Morning and Evening Trains from Providence.
Leave Povidence al Q A. NJ, and 2. NJ or arrival
Of trains from Worcester and Boston.
II Passengers may procure through tickets Railroad
Stations of New York and New Haven Railroad, New
York; of Western Railroad, Albany; Providence and
Worcester Railroad, Worcester.
L A r e.
Newport aud Worcester. $3.50
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Newport aud worcester, 80
9 New York, via Worcester, Springfield,

By the present arrangement for running passenger
trains the New York and New Haven Hartford and
Springfield, and Western Railroads. passengers have the
advantage OF day route and from New York Albany
Saratoga, and Newpert-kaving either terminus in the
morning. and arrive at the other in the evening Of tho
game day, Passengers and baggage conveyed free Of
charge between the Boat and Railroad Station IN provi
dence. ISAAC II SoUTHwICK,
jeie G3m Prov. and Wor Railroad.
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CLOTHES CLEANSED-REPAI AIRED, Re-
Z dyed, aud color improved, by SYLVESTER WILL
SON. No. l25 Main Street. Of Sturtevants Tailoring
Establishment Worcester, Mass.
Ais prices are-For Overcoats 81; Frock Goats, 75c;
Sack Coats 75c Pants 81 c; Vests 25c Buff Vests5oc;
Caps II c. Every Garment clsansed by him. is warrant
ed TO give satisfaction Garments sent by Stage or Apress
will be promptly attended to- For Sale-L. c. Patchs
Spirits of Soap. du apzl
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A GENTS NVANTED.--MEN Of business habits
IN wishing to engage in lucrative business, who would
like 10 sell Backmans Genuine Healing Basam and Val
liable Red Salye, would do Wen call and at
place GERALDS x THOMPSON, General Agents.
No. Walnut St, Worcester, Mass. d23 dly
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ENTANTED.-THREE or FOUR Blacksmit his,
Wv accustomed to the Of Trip-hammers Also,
two good Chisel Grinders.
Apply to G. FOSTER CO., Worcester, or PAGE,
WHITMAN 4 Co, West FitchburE.
mch2i is0
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n INSEED OIL AND WHITE LEAD.
H American Linseed Oil
English do;
L Lewis Pure Lead, ground in Oil,
In store and for sale, in quantities to suit, by
G. S. & A. J. HOWE,
meh1b diff Worcester Bank Bio *.
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4 ONDON EMERY 1000 Casks, warranted
IA the beet ia the market.
MORRILL, CO.,
fs62s m Exchange St. Boston.
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LEWIS T. LAZEIL. pol Main street.
EDWARD II. MARSH, corner Of Main and
Pleasant streets.
II. LAYING, dealer in Perfumery, Segars, Patent
Medicines, &C., No. 46 Front street
Auctioneer and Commission Merchant
SAMUEL w. SELBY, No 68 Main street.
Agent aud Collector
CONSTANT SHEPARD, 20 Thomas street.
Agricultural Implements.
RUGGLBS, NoURsE, MASON, CO., Court
Mills.
BOOK Publishers.
E. NJ. & H. BILL, Flagg's Block, Travelling
Agents Wanted
booksellers and BooI5binders.
JOHN KEITH & CO., No 236 Main street.
j. S WESBY, Rearaf No. 207 Main street.
Botanic Druggists.
BUSH & CO., No. "a Front street.
Barre Stage Office.
No. 2l5 Main street, next to Am. Temperance
House.
Commission Dealer in Farm Produce
D. A. ROBINSON, 0 Exchange street.
Clocks, Watches, JeweIry, &c.
C. C. COLEMAN, No 200 Main street.
Carpets, and House Furnishing Goods.
B. L. HARDON & CO., No. 146 Main street.
Clothing and Furnishing Goods.
THAYER & EAMES, Harrington Corner.
Calico and Printing Press Builders.
]. BARRETT & CO., Stone Shop, near the
Junction.
Collins, Collins Plates Grave Clothes,
Trimmings. &C., &c.
SERvY & HALL, No. 80 School street.
J.&J. W. BARTLETT, No IS Front street.
TGSEDu nc NUnpptI o Nit,
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GBe 9ailp SPY.
THURSDAY. JUNE 20, 1854.
LESSONS OF CALAMITY.

1 Discourse delivered in the First Univeysatist
Church in Worcester, Sunday morning, June
10, 1854, By J. G. adams, Pastor.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-16
liieo.

In Goshen, Feb. l, Mrs. RosANNA PARAtEIEE, widow of Nathan'el S. Parmelee, aged S5 yrs. The deceased has long been known as woman of exalted pieiy, who "waited for the consola4 ton oi Israel" She became uhiect of divine grace in Norfolk, in the revival of l783, and from that time until the day of her death, manifested lively and growing interest in the kingdom ot Christ.
 Having buried all iheir children. her husba nd left his property, at his decease, to the Connec. ticut Missionary Society, subject, however, 10 the life use of his widow. Sympathising in the same object, the deceased bequested her proper " to the same Society, which will now caRse iii- ,e the possession of several thousa nd dollars.
 The only wish oi the deceased for several years previous to her death. seems to have been to 70 home ;" and her great fear that she should lack patience in waiting Gods time. Her req. son was continued to the last, though her fac ulties were somewhat impaired by q shock of a fit, and she died, as for 7l years she had lived, in the hope of being with Christ, where free from sin she nigh, enjoy his presence forever.
 lin Danbury, Nov. 7h, Mrs. AMANDA RossrrER BENEDICT aged 57 years-a native Of Litchticld, and daughter of Asa and Susannah Sanford.
 Mrs Benedict was most exemplary Chris tian. Her life was one of almost constant suf- fering-yet through all her trials she preserved a humble, submissive, trus ing spirit. Her reil- zion was free from that impulsive, vacilatna character, which too often is n reproach on the Christian name. She will be greatly missed from the circle of Christian sisters of which she was an active member, and shining ornament She has left to her friends the precious legacy of a pious example, and the consolation tha death was to her suffering spirit the gate oi end less joy.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-16
A T Couft of Probate holden at Sharon with "A. inand for the Dis,rcto of Sharon, on the 90ll

A T Contt of Probate holden at Sharon with "A in and for the Dis,ricto of sharon, on the 9OIh day oi January 1854
 Present. CHaRLEs M. PARsoNs, Esq, Judge.
 Upon the petition of JAMES LAND0N, of Salisbury, showing to this Court that he is Guar dian of Mary L. Reed, now Mary l.. Clark, fog. merly of said district, now of Armenia, Duchess County, New York, minor--shai said minor is the owner of certain real estate situated tn said Sharon, being the same that was distributed 10 her from the eetate or her father, Rufus Reed deceased, talso her right in her mothers ihirds oi said estaie) containing about seventy.one acres of the value of three thousand dollarsy {930OOl and praying this Court, for reasons set forth in said petition, to pass an order authorizing and empowering said Petitioner, or some other meet person, 10 sell and convey the interest of said minor in said described premises according to the Statute in such cases made and provided, as per petition on file, dated January 30th, I35a
 Ordered that said petition be continued to ihe Sd day of April. 1854. then io he heard and de- termned at the probate office in said dicirict, a, o'clock in the afternoon, and that notice of the pending thereof be given by publishing this or. der in newspaper printed in Litchfeld. three weeks successively at least six weeks before the said Sd day of April, 1854.
 Certified from Record
 CHARLES A. STERLING, Cler@.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-16

The Indiana papers state that that section of the country is alive with game. A pigeon roost ten, miles long by five broad. in Franklin eonn.y,is is now swarm- ing with pigeons.o' The roar of their wings an arriving and departing from the roost is tremendous; sud the tlocka, du> ring flight. da'k ken the heavens. Thou. sands are killed by causalties from break ing limbs of taees, and hundreds of hogs live upon them. Spor.smen are tired of killing game 50 easily obtained.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-16
At a ToWn-Meeting

nF ibe legal voters of the town of Litcbie 'd O held at the Town Room on Monday. the 9th day of February, 1854. pursuant to notice or waning for that purpose specially made by the Sclectmen of esid town and posied according 10 Iaw--the following Bye-Law was passed, to regulate iishiDg in the stEeams and ponds in said town of Litch6eid, viz:
 Vofed, That no person oT perpons shall here afier use or draw any seine. drag-nei, shake-net. nor set or use any giil-net in the Great Pond oF in the Little Pond in said Litchfeld--or in the stream running into said Little Pond between Murray's miILpond tso ealIedl and said Little Pond--nor in tho river from the outlet of said Little Pond 10 the Great Pone-nor in the river from the outlet of the Great Pond to the Jambs tso cailed)--nor in the river from the South Bridge lneaP Widow PFeseoit'sl to the outlet Of said river into the Little Pond-nor in that part of Mount Tom pond ihas Hes in said town of Litchheld-on the penalty of Seventeen Dollars forfeiture for each time he or they shall 60 draw or use such seine. dEagnst e shaekle-nei. or set oF use such gilLnet, which penalty shall bs to him or them who shall sue therefor and prosecute his OP their suit to effect.
 VoGed. That this Bye.Law be published louS weeks excessively in the LischiaId EnquiEsg and the Litehhed Republican Asiess,
 e SAMT P. B0LLES. Tbpn Clwk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-16

A T Court of Probate bolden ai shaF0n wiIh4 "A in and for the District of Sharon, on fhe s0,h day of January 1854.
 Present, CnARLEs NJ PARsoNs, Esq Jedee.
 On motion of GEoRoE q. CHASE, Execnt0r of I!ie last will and testament 0f RETSEY n CHASE, late of Sharon in said district. deceas- ed-This court doth decree that six months be limited and allowed from this date for the credit ors of said estate to exhibit their claims against the same to said Executor; and that aaid Exec. utor give notice thereof by publishing in n t1ews- paper printed in Lischfield, and by posting ,he same on public sign. post in said town of Sharon nearest the place Whele the deceased last dWslt.
 Certified from Record ss
 CHARLES M. PARSONS. ludsa
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-16

Late accounts from the Sandwich Islands. says the Boston Advertiser. af> 6rm the continued ravages of the small pox in those islands. and consequent increase of the ratio ef de-popula,ion which has prevailed for some years past. The disease has spread slowly all over Oahu, with the exception of certain neighborhOods which remain to be yisit> ed by it, and that more than half of all the persons that have been attacked by it have died. : Not far from: 2o00 mem- bers of the Church in Oahu have died since last May, and the number out of the Church is. much larger than of those in it. It is slated that there is a pecul> iarity in the Hawaiian blood, which makes vaccination difficult and entirely imprac. ticable except by matter taken from little children, which from the scarcity of that class of the population there. it is often impossible to procure.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-16
A T a Court of Probate holden at Salisbury in kA and for the District of Salisbury, on the 18th day of IAnnnfvA A ID. lR54.

day of January, A D. 1854
 The petition of WM. 5. REED. of North East, sSsa"y "a HymH S Rq''hss; E 1"d ssis .s1 S siy S Xs
 county, Connecticut, respectfully showeth that the said William is the Guardian of Mary L. Reed, of Salisbury in said district, and that Lemira Reed is the Guardian of Ellen G. Reed and Abigail L. Reed. of said Salisbury, and that the said Mary, Ellen and Abigail are minors. .and! as tenants in common with Alfred E. Reed, equal and undivided, lying in Salisbury in said dlstrct--it being part of the farm that Edward F. Reed late of Salisbury. deceased, died seized: the first piece contains about 6 acres, more or less. to be taken of from the south side of the Orchard Lot, so called, bounded eas, on the road lending from Alhert Bashnell's to Fred A Reed s, south on k. A Reeds land, west and north on lands set out to said Lemra as her dover; the second piece lies on the north side of said farm lies north of and adjoining land se. to the Widow Lemira Reed as dover, L0unded east on the road above named, north on Josiah M. Reed's land west on Daniel Cooks and Alber. Bushnell's land and south on lands set to said Widow as dover, Also. the Minors interest in iwo.thirds of the garden. as now fenced; also. their interest in tsvo.ihirds of the house lot or door yard, as now fenced and also their interest in tw0.hiFda of the dwelling.house. wood :hnuse, and other ou,-buiId- ings in tho yard about the honse and also. tw.'. tHiIuS or LUG MJNNI1 interest tn the DoHn ana barn privilege. The aforesaid garden, door yard, dwelling.hcuse and woOd-house, and other oui-bnildines. and the barn and barn privilege are now holden by. said Minors and Alfred g. Reed and Lemra Reed as tenants in common and undivided -the said Lemira having her dower or lio estate or third set to her in comm ,n with said Minors and said Alfred. The whole ol said Minors interest in the above dessrited premises valued at about thir,y.eight hundred dollars. And that it would greatly promote tho interest of said Minors to have their inieres. ir said real estate sold, and the avais yes.ed an6 applied according to the statute in such cast l made and provided. your petitioners therefor. pray that they or some other meet person l,e en,
 powered to sell the said Miners interest in ,h
 same and for the purposes as in said s'a,nte i | January, 1854. f
 Ordered That ,he. foregoing -applca,io |, b
 heard and determined ai tho Probafe Office it Salisbury in said Districi, op the 4ih day .
 April, 1854, at 10 o'clock A. M., and that nat;c thereof he published in newspaper printed ir
 Li.ch6eld, three weeks ssccessivsly, at icssi si,
 weeks before said time yassigned. | Certified from Record.
 1 aRE JOHN c. MITCHE:Lls, JaSgs,
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-16
Auction Sale {!

cE> NE4E 1zz5 Ws> -M- M2 WM . MYTH BUILDINGS, lately owned by Benj. w Carter, deceased. will be offered for sal at public Auction, on Wednesday, tl,e lst of March, 1854 Said Farm consists of about Two HundFed Acres of choice Land it is suitably divided into meadow. pasture, wood and blow Land. ald is well wa'ered. There is considerable excellen. Timber for building and cooling pur- noses. It is situated l.2 miles from the center and only four miles from the railroad at CoTnw al Bridge. Possession given April It.
 Also, 2 yoke of heavy Oxen, 3 Cows, 2 Colts and quantity of personal property will also be HUnsehoid Furniture, &c., Sc.
 CHARLES CARTER.
 Warren. February Ist, 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-16

The British Government are very anx. ious for free trade with those countries whose manufactures do nos interfere wi h l:ers. but are not so earnest to grant . reciprocity. Not long since the duties on manufactured India rubber goods bro'l into England. was 10 per cent. ad valo- rem. Now that these goods are fxten. sively manufactured in this country, and abe making of them commenced in Eng. land. the duty is raised to as much as 30 per cent. d valorem.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-16
Farm for Sale 1!
THE VERY VALUABLE FARM

THE VERY VALUABLE FARM N ATELY owned and occupied by William IA Leach. deceased, about one-half mile VI esi of WolcOtlvilie. is offered for sale possession .o te given the first of April next, it desired. Ths Fafm contains about l20 Acres, and large part oft is excellent meadow land, producing supe. rior quality of Hay. There is also goLd supply of Wood and Timber on the Farm; the Barns are spacious and commodous. and in good repair. The House, which is nearly new, is convenient for any family, and from it's location in full view of the village, is very desirable as . residence. ,,; The terms will he reasonable, and if the pur. chaser wishes credit will be given for part of the price and security taken on u place.
 Application may be made to URl TAYLOR, who resides near the premises.
 {. Wolcottvile, February Sd, 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-16
Mofica.
A T . Court of Probate holden at Litch6eid "A within snd for the District of L,ichfield, oh he 18th day 0f January. A. D. 1884,

A T Court of Probate holden at Lischkeid "A within snd for the District of Llichiield, oii the 18th day of January, A. D. 1884.
 Present, CEo. c. WoopRUrY. Esq, JusRe.
 Upon tho petition oi EZRA A. FOOT, of Rock County, Wisconsin, showing to this Court that he is Guardian of Ellen A. Beach, Julius A. Beach, Stella A. Beach, Marion A. Beach, Amorem Beach and Joseph A. Beach, sA cl G1shen within said district, minOre--lhat said minors are the owners of real estate situated in said Goshen, viz certain tract of land cDhtais,- ing about two hundred acres with buildings thereon, being the farm formerly owned hy Albert Beach. 6ec'd bounded north on the NoFil Pend. 90 called. and land Oflhc Iron Conpanvs east sv lands of Philo Bailey, Nelson Aaa,in and Hannak F. Baldwin scu.h hy highway and lands nf Put nam NAiley's heiFs and Harlow Humphrey and wes. by highway and lands of Winians ana Dudley Humphrey and Henry CasIin; valued at about twenty-five hundred dollafs. = That il would be fog the interest of said minors that snid land be sold and the assils thereof invested fnl sheis benefit according @ law and praying fcg
 liberty to sel said properiy fcg the pusp3se alJre. said, as per petition on tiIr.
 It is ordered by this c ,nyt that said Gaardian give notice of said application by causing the same t0 be published ia ono of tho newspapers printed in Litch6eld in the county Of Lifshftid three weeRs eucceasively, nf least six weeks he. fore the h.sring; and that said petition ~iIl ba heard at tho probate office in eaid district n the SIst day of March nexi. as Q o'clock in iho lore noon. Certified from Record.
 % GEO. C. WOODRUFF. Js4xs
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-16

epnnrAIrsm.--Judnb. Edmonds, in bis lnie lecture at Worcester MaSs., as we learn from che Spy. gave lhe following feet aa confirming the doctrine of spirilN ual interest in the affairs of men. Be- fore any accounts had been received f,om tho San Francisco steamer. medium. in New Yotk, bad received and written . full account of her loss, of tlls pescue of . portion of her passengers, by three ships. of tue number that was lost, with particular description of the person and .dress of the two female passengers whose names were act known: and that the account agreed entirely with tha facts as afterwsrds ascertaincd.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-16

CEILING OFF AT COST !-TuoMAs H, - RICHARDS will sell at Cost large stock of Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, Trimmings, Fur nishine, Goods. Ready Made Clothing. and every thing he has in the Store. positively at Cosr.
 He would say to all indebted to him that they must immediately settle the same by the let oi March. T. H. RICHARDS.
 Ltchfield, Jan. Sl, 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-16

Pork eaters may believe as much of rhIa as they please. lt Is said thai the Jews. Turks, Arab,ans. and all ti.ose who observe the precepl oi avoiding biacd aAd swine 's flesh are infinitely more free from disease than Christians; more especially do they
 escape those opprob:ia uf ii,e medical sr',
 goui. scn,iula, consumption. and madness
 The T0Tks cal great quantities of loi,ey
 and pastry and mucl, sugar; they also eat
 largely aud are indo.en,; yei do not suffer lrm dispepsia ss Chrls;isns de-. The
 swinesied natives of ChrsiendOm sufies
 greaier devastation iron, . painful tHber-
 cular disease Of the bowels (dyseniery) than frnm an. niter cause. These persons who abstain from swiNe's Aesh and bond
 are infinitely nrore healthy and free from
 humnrs, glandular diseases. dyspepsia. and
 consumption while in those disirivls and among ll,use classes of men where the pig makes ihe chici ariiclc of diet, iubercular in all it's f0rms of erup,i"ns, s0re legs, bad eyes and abscesses mOsi prevail Ii is ssa> ted ass rems rkabl coincidence that Prince Edwards Island has climate exactly sim-
 ilar t0 Great Briiain. vel iise inhab,iaaIs
 are moi cnnsnmpiive, neither is the pig
 there cultivated.