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NIARRAGANsETr PARK,
IN Cranston, r, I.
OCTOBER 8, =, Z and 8, 1852.

ocr6BEK :, s'5saS :,s sSn 3. 1859.
No. Purse $780, for horses that have otsed better
ssSOo rhonss tina. have sros,er bet
Purse slooO for horse. that have oed bet
No Purse ss,Ooo for horses that troed bet
No d sLooa fr horses that have noued bet
s2ooO horses that have rosted bet
si.ooo horses that have ro'ssd bet
No. tais s-Pursc i;Sul ss,ooo frse for ai
The third horse ssves he entrance IN each r.cs
and the
horse Ct Is q pses e % % sa. pu.e Tim.
made an any Ssst whether sScr iS, I:
Sr n S * closing sss
nS e and II h
be na the XII T%s n' ms @
three harness An entries BE- addressed Geo
H. Smith, secretary lockboz ss POSI- onlce Providence H.
s - 0 Friday, Sept Y, 1892
Sewo Sc.
excursion tickets at reduced AmAsA spRAouE President
GEO. II. SMITH, Secretary.
NARRAeANsEYTr YrEAssy FAssy y oRANsToN SshT : ,s,g RI
The Hiram woodruff Stakes, four year old colts and
hie mile heats in harness but the winner Of the Spirit Of
each and 1850 added Il three start "~'1' N'N''f
Geo G. Htchcocks boy Oily Highland Ash BY Ashland, to
q: g. Aammond's bay hly Miss Fairfield. by HANDLE
B. s. wrghrs chestnut colt Fearnaught. Jr, by Fear.
Tie horses will be called at 81 o'clock P;M;
pRosPEcr PARK FAIR GROUND ASSOCIATION
Fall Meeting.
$4,000 will be given In premiums 70 be troIted for
FIRST DAY-Firs race $1,000 premium; $500 first 5000
second l0o third For horses that beat hree minutes
third For Seses tSas neVer bes. s SNO
SECOND DAY1First race $1,000 premium 81, ,o5o first;
91siss ns $3.50
TaIRp Sa race premium s7vo first, $500
SECOND race $4,000 premiums first a60 second S3oo
The above trotted harness, except when
otherwise mentioned to be mile heats best three IN hve
All horses TO be named and fully described and eligible at the
viii be forfeited horse dsancIng the field shall be cnti
tied to NIL the preiums Ten per cent entrance Three TO
~ Two 70 start except Tor the purse Tree Ior all Ia wheh
Entries close Thursday evening" September o. at nine
O'Clock r. MI at the rooms OF the Association, lag Montague
MARTIN KALBFLEIsCH, President.
EDWARD p. MoRRIe Secretary.
TNICKETs FOR SALE AT COOKIES sUNNYsIDE HOTEL
ovp cr The Races N 4S o 6a ar e race
sPORTlNG-DOGs, BIRDS, &C.
LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AID BIRDS roP
n sale.-Medcines for all diseases Prepared Food for
mockng birds, at b. D0vEYS, No. Greene street,
N. B-Ladies attended by Mrs. Dovev
LII BREEDS CHOICE DOGS AND MEDICINES
"A. FRANCIS BUTLER, No. Peck slip Buffers Ineall
BILE Mango Cure and Flea Extcrminator, 75c Bners
work. 2 Extra Stock and Trained Dogs Dog on for
sumption.
EOR SALE REAsONABLE--ONE PAIR OF WE'LL
bred setter Pups.s months oil; &c
pointer Dog dsrble ''sd Guy Apply the
drug store, 1e2 avenue o corneSS y q Tr-A
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HORSES. CARRIAGES, &C.

L>0R sALE-A CANADIAN MARE, 10 HANDS, SEVEN
Il yesrs old; good worker; for Ss5 bay Horse lb16
hands trots In co. Apply 32 West Fourth street, near
Eighth avenue.
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CoAsTwisn sTEAnisnps.

DACiFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANYiS
THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA AND CHINA.
Through rates. New York "a san traucsco;--
brst class steerage.
Sh0 10 32oo. G7b
according SO location OF berth.
These rates incGdc be board and all necesares for The
trip. - = . -
Steamers the ah0veuc leave pier No. q North river,
foot OF Canal street, a, u O'Clock noOn
on 1st and l6th each month,
except when those days fH sunday, then the day rre
vious.
one hundred pounds baggage free each adult Medicine
and atcndhnCrfrcr.
September rs, alaska, Captain Gray, connecting with
NOATANA. carSain FnrfPworih
steamer CHINA viii leave San Francisco oelober4 for
China and Japan.
NoTfcr 30 sulPprns-freight for steamer ALASKA
received uuil r. ". Wednesday, Scrlenber lb An
usual facilities afforded shippers In collecting inland
charges, &c.
For freight or pnvsaec tickets all further Information
Apply at the oonpanys ticket once the wharf, foot OF
Canal street. p u. BABY, Ageat
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FINANCIAL.


J1lvIDkND CH0LLAR POTOSI MINING COMPANY.
W. coin per share, payable 9Th inst at LEES WAL
LER'S s3 Pine street.
EiGHT PER CENT BONDS OF THE CITY OF MONT
u gomery, capital OF Alabama.
HOWES * MACY,
20 Wall street, New York,
oher for sale at cent and accrued interest," 20 year
BONDS oi the city OF Montgomery capital or Alabama pear
ing interest at the rate Of per cent per annnm coupons
The debt OF the city OF Montgomery being so very small
these bonds regarded first class for Investment
Further Information furnished application TO HOW rs
a MACY, 30 Wall street, New York.
(NOLD COIN BoNDs OF THE ROCHESTER,, NJ T.,
" Water Works Company for sale, at eighty cent hat
JOHN b. MURRAY, IL Nassau street.
IA ORION BLISS 4 CO.,
M 30 broad street,
issue Circular Notes Circular Letters OF Credit for travel
ley; also Commercial Credits available In all parts OF
Europe
MONEY TO LOAN-ON FIRST CLASS IMPROVED
l city and New Jersey property Good second mortgages
cashsd. BUTLER, DURFEE CO., 90 Liberty street.
DIrTsBURG, FORT WAYNE AND CHICAGO RAILWAY
L Company.
orrIoE or WINeLow, LASIER Co..
TRANsFER AGENTS,
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COAsTwrs. STEAMSHIPS.

SHERMAN,
Captain VIM r. Henry
will be despatched Saturday. Sept H. at O'Clock p NJ.
from pier 10 North
Freight received through rates for ST. Louis Mobile and
Galveston.
The GENERAL MEADE win succeed, Saturday Sept II.
For freight passage having superior accommodations
FREDERIC BAKER.
10 Broadway.
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JloR sALE-A HANDSOME CREAM coLoRRD HORSE
~ white name andtAl about s hands high, years oii
md warranted sound u rasbc for lroccry or
light wagon price Sss much thar real vaue Ar,y a,
ny and so West ThITty-siitb slrecA
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YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,. &C..

FURNITURE, CARPETS, BOOKS AND LIBRARIES
bought for cash at l25 Sixth between Ninth and
Zenith Streets 81. 900 volumes Of Books for sale.
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the mean time having passed over them They were
saSP e h s Place wSSse an
tPOUGHKEEPSIE.--Ag Bragg, col0red
man OF PETERSBURG Va was killed on the HUDSON RIVER
Railroad on Wednesday, by beng run over by elsnt
| train.
HOBOKEN.-The project of petitionlng the
Legislature to grant the citizens Of West HobGRen the
town of Union, Union township GSenUrs
with the City Of Hcboken being agitateSs hui mr
tee has been appointed 20 drait srntendeH OF the
Morris and Essex Railroad has been appointed
endent of the Delaware anu Coroner
Crane last evening concluded his inquest oyer Tue
Of al 6s Morris ri and EseI
| Depot in Hoboken. The Jury rendered 'eruio' "a
| accidental death.
| JERSEY CITY.-Lyman Allen, who ,d mas 10, LOT
found dead in his chair on Wednesday evening at late
All Sa e9 ms n %a1 he has boarded in the
only left his day. and only eau one lnoa IN
the hours He never Of fIH living entirely alone
Coroner Burns will hold inquest IL is said that 40
| ceased has q sister living In Connectcut
HUDSON CITY. Lawrence Graham or
Freddy the blacksmith notoriety, held to ball by
Recorder Adrge for an assault upon one DSnneiy taS
for liquor which he had drunk and quarreed with the
barkeeper He put out, and when he found himself
in the streets shouted for the police saying that he
had been robbed.
NORTH BERGEN.-At an early hour yes
terday Mrs Herbert OF North Bergen was violently as
~ nsr st bat While she was asleep
and her life only saved by the timely arrival OF sev
es % has Soen sent to the
State Lunatic Asylum.
NEWARK. - The grocery store of David
w @s d RrGfs sna
suspended yesterday for drunkenness and disor
derby conduct.
WOODSIDE, N. 1.-THE house of Mr.. T. J.
Tobias robbed of clothing and sverware worth 1926
on Wednesday night.
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LOST AND FOUND.

Charles Richards (regarded as q fictitious
in Court. who represented himself resident OF
Ffth-ave Seventyeghthst, appeared at the Jeer
Market Police Court yesterday morning and made
present in Court In charge OF officer had stolen from
HIM tS5. while the two together In the house in
Twenty sevenths OF which Mrs. Harriet Phillips is the
ostensbe prOpretress Fanny, the defendant, who Is
but IS years Of and Of good address and appearance
denied every allegation but the of compani0Dshp
and put in plea Of mot guilty" The plea entered
and Fanny, suused with tears was committed to the
cell in the prison. being unable TO find person response
bic for 900 bonds The proprieress OF the establish
ment insisted that in her house theft could be com
mtted aud others interested themselves to say that
there must be mistake somewhere All then retired
fcom the Courtroom except the defendant, who had
been retired previously to the custody OF the prison
keeper. The almost forgotten In the multiple
fly OF complaints and It's nonexceptOnal character when
reapPeaISu IA SouEt LOOKING pleased ne I'M
that his missing money returned 10 him. that proba-
bly, he had not been robbed aud would like 70 withdraw
the complaint. His request granted, and the
plainant and defendant left the Court rejoicing.
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A meeting of persons interested in fruit

A meeting of persons interested in fruit
growing was held yesterday afternoon at the Cooper
sttute Many OF the chief supporters Of the late Fruit
Growers Club present. as well as members OF the
defunct horticultural branch OF the American Institute.
W. s. Carpenter, esq., presided. After some discussion
concerning the proper way TO form the Society and the
best basis 10 establish IL on resolution adopted
Questng the American Institutes Committee on liorti-
culture which had called the meeting 10 confer with the
officers OF the Institute with reference TO the formation
Of Horticultural Society, and with their approval to
call meeting Of horticnursts for the purpose OF or
gaming association under the auspices OF the Amer
can Institute.
Leopold Schwartz, age 60, native OF Hun
gary was yesterday morning found dead IN bed ut his
residence, No l72 Doanceyst The deceased, VINO car
ed on the boot and shoe business at that place. was re-
puted TO be wealthy and there were ruors that ms
death the result OF foul play Coroner Flynn ordered
the body taken 10 the MOrgue where Dr. Shine wiz 70
day make postmortem examination, aud asrhriaD Lie
cause OF death.
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INFANTICIDE AND BRIBERY.

Mrs DR.. Charlotte ID. Lozier has published O
card IN reply TO charges made against her in connection
wien the case recently reported In THE TRIBUNE, In
which she caused the Of person who solicited
her TO procure O miscarriage on the person Of young
girl from the South As 70 the girls first visit 70 her. she
SAYS: did advise aud caution, and demonstrate;
more than this plead, with her hand IN mne that she
Nond reDoush hor terrible purpose aud not add TO the
Orably and enjoy approving conscience at least Of
fered aid befrend her TO extent In power
and when replied that sbe prepared 70 take her
life II failed In the object OF her visit TO New
York and she should find somebody else who would con-
sent TO her request begged that she would at least take
time 70 consult her friend She declared that he would
not consent TO expose her TO such Disgrace but as
Bured her he would agree with me- II he the true
friend che declared him 70 be- adding that II he did
4 would willingly consult with him about placing
her IN some good place In this city TIL the child born
aud then consigning 1t 10 hands for on
the following day they aud had entered
my Office than the man did renew application In such
unequiyoe1n language and with such brutally incOnsd
crate remarks IN the girls presence concerning her
physical powers OF endurance my liberal reward and
protection IN Of her DEATH that felt myself and all
WomaDkind outraged that willing 10 leave IL 10
public 60 any press. or TO court of law or of
Justice, II not justified In aFTesug hun After
had called the officer ia and he had declared him his
prisoner he also indicated the Rl but nternosed .av
Ing do not wish this girl arrested; have made no
charge against her, and che is but a mere
child, anyway But I informed that we
Inlst all 20 70 the police station together
che would forbeaF make complaint she continues:
An officer came 70 me saying that the man desired him
10 offer me 200 70 withdraw my complaint. replied:
He only snakes bis case worse BY insung me! AlmOet
immediately another came, saying that he had me
Al OaeT ~ O,Oo. then baid 60 and tell him be
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LATEST SHIP NEWS
ARRIVED.

AKRIVED.
Steamship hhppo lags Liverpool Nov and Queess.own TO- VII
Boston IS. mdse.
Steamship Caihirne Whiting owss Wilmington naval stores
Steamship Isaac Bell, Bourne Richmond. mdse. pasa
Ship reetwing, Thatcher Boston days, ballast
BsTk ArehA. Brown, Boston days, ballast
Brig Reporter, Coombs, Bangor humber
Sehr Bertha Bouder Wooster Windsor N g. IL DAYS plaster
tOH0Oskn-kiVER cOASTwIsE
New hssnlus New-liaven. Jas y. Rose Taunton.
Samuel Gilman, Portland. EHIa Hamilton Norwich
Geo bfosn, horSich Henry A. TAbert. CAlAia
Fred Tyler. Portland, CT Uneas Nav. Haven
D.msel; oisrnsieh. BrseIe, New. Haven.
Adele Febtla kopdont e.. l.. Lowering, EhIabehpor.
y o mnnphgton Poughtespse Golden Rals Rondout
Biia Pharo. BhiAbetbpou. Suece.. Kliabethpor
AmenA south Amboy NJ. NJ. BTainerd keubuTgh.
Henrietta south Ambsy Mara GahIl Houth Anbo,
TAhhonl SlAs John PAynsr. horwak.
hAiAenbo Portland. saihs n Godfrey, Boston.
A. u Flles, Portland MAry n. Collins Boston.
Bndsenbbe hochAnt J. " Carver Calais
hNynL 'Ahs Mary Hudson. Boston.
u 1hs~ Providence. Geo. KuoI Providence
- D. heSas fro'ideBee Tboa Elhs DshsiA
Webster Nelly. BAIsor } TuIu Casa
Bsu Potter. Ess,ssIsL Il n s,Iout Pro,iasSea
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Cornelia, Rockland Bmnt, Taunton -
Portland. ca hobl SAITH PoYtlAnd u
Lodoye Bill. Portland, Ct Milton Fal RIVER - Ia .ul -o
q. Washburn, Taunton. kibsn PERKINS, HarEich
u n RaYtnr Providence. Bya, Norwich.
Minnie Cobb RscLand VIM Morrerl Bridgeport
M III sinrsy Dahton. Hudson, Roekiand7 '.A
Mercer BudgspoTt. North Pacific, Providence. -'.
Adeha p. Coin. EeE Haven. sunbeam. new haven
Marshall Perkins. BOstOh- - " siAncin rotsno, "
Escort Bdde.nort g. storrs, Nantucket u
Amon Bacon, Rockport. Me- amen n prorn frovidence
q Cloduip Derby Lucy Hall Milestone Point
Robin Hood. HeH-Haven- IIoerv NorwnL
Mar X Cana R,idoenort Golden Ray, BrookhAyen.
d. clifford Rostan Agnes, Newport
Pann, Ruyns Ra.ki.na sarah Maria BFookhaveu.
Angel Proyidsncs Silver Bell. Providence
Horizon Proyidenc. Sea Nymph, Providence. .i'
Ida Phillips Taunton Whistler, Taunton.
Charger, Proyids0ee. Native NeThA'en \.
SAILED. - .
sesmsbipsA.n M R,.sa T.fa Tor Liverpool; Moro Castle
for Havana Herman Livingston SaEannAh Saratoga o
DOMESTIC PORTS.
WILMINGTON NJ G. Nov a5-saled steamships Fairbanks and
Volunteer for Eew.York . -,
pool Maria NwHaen brig ReDhas from PLiladegna;
w. H. Buckn from Rockport Minnie from new or, Sec
Honduras for NewYork on the p0 DARK ornoer-
suud LIVERPOOL Sailed steamship Magnolia for NeE.forn
SAVANNAH Nov 25Anet, steamship San Antonio nom Wmng
toni ship Magstet Lverpooi, bark Flora HOrbar nom
Newport Waes brgs c. Haskell from Philadelphia Frontier
nom Richmond VA Clara Ewe Abbie Dunn hanos and
Trade Wind from Cleared steamship Gen. Barnes, for
New. York, sehr. John Croeter from Salem, Mass
San FRLaCnco Nov 2eared ship John Brooks Queenstown
FOREIGN PORTS,
HHsuRa 2sThs steamship SaIOnia nom Nsvorlsans via
Havana arrived yesterday
DISASTERS. .r..
DosroS Nov The schr HepeEus Of franklin Me- with granite
for anchor of ROekpo Mas dsmasted She will be
% Boston.
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DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN NAILS
SATURDAY. Nov. n

Mail, for Europe via Liverpool by the City Of wA,hgsoh from Pie
No IS r. close at the General Post0mce al 10 supplsme
t,u mail for prepaid letters close on the Pier at lOi
Mail, or France via iavre and Brest steamship Lafayette P
50 N RI close at a.
Mails for Havana te per steamship Rapdan close Gsuen
Post-Omcs al 2p. M.
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puts Il beyond my power to withdraw, for DO now
sbau he charged with having accepted Drloe. ~, no
, az Mrs fOzier saw that she could withdraw bef
against the girl and cause the man 70 90
She lid 40 as had been unwilling TO make ohaso
against her first The card appears IN The Staf' -
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FREE or GOVERNMENT TAX.
These Bonds can be registered.
.83,OOO,000.
.s2,OOO.O0e.

CAPITAL S3,OOO,OOo.
TOTAL ISSUE OF BONDS. 49,. s9,O00.o0e.
Ienoth Of road, III 5-1OO miles. The bonds arc
limited to less than $4,000 per mile. and are Sc
oured by a First Mortgage on the entire properly
of the Company, which cost about $4,000 per mile
and which, we can say with the utmost confidence.
will be worth soon after the completion of the road
At least double it's cost The consolidation of this
line with the Indianapolis Charlottesville and Dam
willie Road places over two hundred miles under ono
management, and furnishes still further security TO
the bondholders, these bonds having been assumed
IA virtual guaranteed by the consolidated company
under the name of the Indianapolis, Bloomington
and Western Railroad Company. This is an east ana
yvest road connecting with direct lines to Boston,
New-York Philadelphia, and Baltimore ON the east
and with the Pacific Roads the west Ii runs through
the richest and most populous district Of illinois, the
local business of which will be than sufficient TO
sustain it, while the through business (which VIII Do
limited only by the capacity of the road must make
one of the best paying railways in the country Inc
greater part of the road is now finished and the Dali
ance will be completed and thoroughly equipped by
the first Of January next.
Over two-thirds of the loan has been taken by &C"
tual investors We continue to offer for the present.
the balancs at 9 and accrued interest in currency,
at which price they pay about 10 per cent interest,"
in currency-5o per cent more than Governments.
The high premium which the stock Of all the Eass
and West roads in Illinois commands justihes the
belief that the stock of this road will also soon sell
above par thus making the convertible clause of the
bond valuable option
All marketable securities received in exchange ~
the highest market rates. Bonds forwarded by az
press free of charge Pamphlets containing full par
tculars furnished on application by the undersisnso
financial agents of the Company.
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TURKISH BATHS, 10 LAIGHT- Hours
Gals-6 10 . m, to H. Ldl's-lO ~ Ia - Sunday
Gents, 70 u Ia IL
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SQUIRE e. LANDER, 97 FultOn-st., New Yorl
place boz reAbs WATCHES aus DAHosps choice Jk
aLhI, and sILVsA WARE Diaaoads spectaly
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NoTICE-Purchasers of GENTS aud BoYs'
CLornss obtain The beat the marie. sfords TRiPHAsHs
Co s0o B.usy. Prices moderate goods
an re-
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SABBATHScHooL Books. - BRoUaHToN q,
Me- Bb. t..p the varsity Publisher.
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PAPERS, TwINEs, THREADS AND CoRDAGE.
WILLARD HARyEI once aud wEs,OGI 9s ssd 800 Broadway New
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iAnneunesnsnnI

NEw-YoRK FRE-PLACE HEATER. Sanf0rd's
Patent ROOM, with na NATIONAL sToVH w0HK
gaudsl
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-Morning-Clear and hne IIoln at,nrnoonU
clear 10 IL slightly cloudy II 10 noon 10 a. clear 10
s. slightly cloudy to IL Sote-24th, II D. m 70 midsh'
windy; clear.
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HOME NEWS.
MP WRArHRR

TIE WEATHER = Sr,.
HEH.YsRH Hour Tier Bar Wind - Hour lnsb ~ D ~
Nov 029h Nov 30 -
= "a $40 034H. -
$50 ~ sI :: W. and eun from midnight to
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-06-12

q "a !. .Hatst To-.
TIE CHAMPION SwIMMEg.-The Troy Times
of the Goth. relates the following ratherimproba-
blGNdrE 3 II trpe, the little pohy is certii6ly
entitled to rank as the champion, swimmer. The
Times says: Everybody hereabouts knows Morg
Upham-R clever, genial sort Of fellow, and
something Of . character in his way. Morg. is
now. proprietor of hotel at Martins Lake, a
few miles FROM the city, and his house u.s. beSOm-
ing 4tite a resort for 6itr amatetr fishermen. He
ia also the owner of horse, which yesterday in
dulged in very singular freak, and we should
say, had narrow escape for his life The ami
NAL is p Canada pony and was reared on the
shore OF a lake and IL is said that from early
colthood he displayed most singular liking for
bathing in the water. Yesterday Mr.. Upham
came TO- the city on business, and on returning
home left the horse standing in front Of the house
while he removed some articles from the; wagon
During his absence in the house the animal start.
cd for the lake and plunged into it,, drawing the
wagon behind him. In this dilemma he Struck out
into the deep water. and remarkable a. it may
seem, succeeded in swimming to thesopposite
shore, distance Of nearly mile, with the wag-
on attached to him. Not content with this he
plunged in. again. and returned to the hotel--
Morg. all the while looking on in speechless as
constituent. The freak AMI the feat are both
quite remarkable. iea -sf .e.a1a ? % ~.
o. .H f.4aH
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E4stVAepl.

Why should tAe kihR t5nning from the east
over the ocean of water depress TIA Appap ,kalY,
while that which comes from the west acrosya
continent enliypns, the spiris and gives courage
and vigorI Be this as it may, it seems as if
q: E Gss%g1ssss dssg e. x'1$ lss; Is A.
m ~sssa g ns whit whit ' asS l.4Sss who
sHiss4 IA al manner Of vssndbEs'a VET day
'Mr. Nayling, this rain win b,e fine for your
Eyes, perhaps but it is bad for the corn, and
will keep it back don't believe Ne shan have
a CROP"
naAiae~s daysn After this, ~heni yhe'suu l,sds
shining hot, saidsd t1sIlbmou
Eyes, pretty iail, bht, r. a,wfali fot' the rye
Rysswants cold weather.sasst-a.olss ,laasr,l
Again, on cold morning, met my neighbour
and said y 'aJ eithi ,s.pf'Ss As ,aain@ti fss,ao
This must be capital for your rye, Mr. Nay
Eyes, but it is the very worst Weather for the
corn and, grass4laIhsy want heat to, bring them
So III msnl9liyes in a psrpstual east wind.
Nothing suits him, and it would be impossible
for Providenoe TO- give him weather absut which
he would not grumble. l know one man who
feels that our country is On the verge Of ruin the
government curse, ana everything To BE dc.
stroyed.J And he has feltan4JHHssdikSs for at
least 30 years, and yet his PROPERTY has been in.
creasing in value all this time, among this gath
ering ruin. The fact is, the man lives in an sA-
changing east wind And there is Mr.. Slow,
who lives in the hollow under the Long Hill he
s ess s e KS h tsr H. ss;ae Ss,
wonderful lawyers, and doctors, and ministers
there were when he was youngi lie can sleep
under any preaching he now hears and the law
yers seem to be young upstafts,lor too old to
practice. He longs for the good CID times. All
MIR. Slow, does your weather.vane ever point
anywhere but to theeast.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-06-12

Coz COUCH BALsAM,is the, cheapest and the
best 1t is a safe and speedy c1rs for Coughs,
Colds, Group, Whooping cough and all diseases
of the throat and lungs In addition to Che or
binary 400 size SO, long and favorably known
MAMMOTH Family bottles are now offered 70 the
public, giving a much larger quantity of Cough
Medicine thanhas ever been offered for 81.
90 ,aas,'o ,frsA June ely