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South-eastern Independent. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1871-1871, 1871-06-16
A Texas Snake Story.

A Texas correspondent of New York
paper gives the following snake story:
One night my wife and myself we're
awakened by noise from the shelf which
contained our small store of crockeIy, fol-
lowed by crash, which showed that a
great portion of our cups and plates had
been flung to the floor. Springing up to
discover the author of this attack upon
+ China, found large snake in some
/ what unpleasant fix He had crawled
upon the shelf, attracted by number of
eggs which were scattered about. One of
these he had swallowed, and IN order to
get at the next he had put his head and a
portion of his body through the handle of
jug which happened to stand between
the coveted deicacies. The handle was
just open enough to let his body, IN the
natural state, Slip cleverly through, but
not sufficient to let il pass when pulled
out by the egg. In this position he had
swallowed the second egg. His snakeship
thus found himself unable to advance or
retreat; and in foundering aboutto escape
from this novel stock, had caused the ac-
cident which had aroused US. of course
proceeded at once to execute summary
Justice upon the interloper, but the eggs
he had swallowed were dead loss.''
South-eastern Independent. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1871-1871, 1871-06-16

THE time lost in drinking is at least
equal to themoney spent; cost OF time IN
consequences of intemperance; SlCO,OOO,-
600; cost Of pauperism s5O,OO0OCOi cost
of legislation, $3.50, ,O00, 600. Total ap-
nroxin1ate cost of liquor to the nation,
sf 97s 600. .OO09 As the result of actual
INQUIRY. il has been ascertained that
19-2Oths of the crimes committed by in
mates of our State Prisons resulted from
intemperance
South-eastern Independent. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1871-1871, 1871-06-16
Youtis' Department.
4 L1TTZE TRIyG
II ras such a nm thine-

g IT was such Littzs thing
One slight twist Of crimson strings7
But twas stealing an the same,
And the child who took It knew =
That she told what Yasn0t true,
Just to screen herself from blame,
First theft, and then lie
Both recorded up on high. Trzo
It was but q tttls word,
Softly spoken, scarcely heard,
Uttered BY single breathi
But II dared to take in vain =
Gods most high and holy name,
So provoking wrath and DEATH.
Soon the lips, once fresh and fair,
Opened but to cCrse and swear.
It was but one littIs blow
PASSIONS sudden overflow
Scarcely needed In its fall ;; -
But, once loosed, the fiery soul
Would no longer brook controls;
Laws it spurned, deied themal,
Till the hands-lOve clasped in vain
Wore the murderer's crimson stain,
AhI II Is the foxes small. "a
Slyly climbing Ger the wall, ST
That destroy the tender vines
And It Is the spark Of fire,
Frightening. growing, curling higher,
That across the forest shines.
Just so, step BY step, does sin,
II unchecked, triumph win.
South-eastern Independent. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1871-1871, 1871-06-16

WHAT stuff is sometimes sold as tea
may be learned from London CONNER
cial circular, which says that recently 300
halfchests Of tea-dust, called scented or
ange Pekoe siftings, were sold by auction,
without reserve, on account of the import
ers, and part realized one penny per
pound, adding that, " it is matter of con-
siderable doubt whether this article is tea
at all; it is certainly utterly spurious and
unfit to drink; the leaf is IN great meas
ure composed of dirt and steel filings, and
Aif magnet be thrust into sample of the
same, on examination it will be found COW
cred with small particles of metal.
South-eastern Independent. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1871-1871, 1871-06-16

A SPOTTED ADDER-The book keeper
watched by detective.
South-eastern Independent. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1871-1871, 1871-06-16

{ FIFTY EIGHT millions of fsheets of paper,
especially manufactured for the Govern
ment currency purposes, have been
counted and given into the possession of
the Treasury Department.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-12-15

Editor Of The Frte Press and Tmes:
Your eompsriso n Of Centigrsde and FsLren-
heit thermometer, n the statement Of the weather
in Paris Is not qui te correct
Twenty-one below zero Centigrsde is equal to
nearly six below on the Fahrenheit scale, and in
this way; the freezing point upon the Centigraie
scale is zero, while apot the Fahrenheit scale the
Pressing point is HIrfy-tlso ADORE zero The boil
ing point upon the Centgrs de scaleisouekaadre
ADORE, (lsence the nsme,) Y lille upon the Fshren-
heit scale it Is ilro handre,' and tireire sbose.
Hence. between freezing an boiling there are
one hundred Centigrade, or one hundred and
eighty Fahrenheit degrees Fire Centigrade
degrees therefore equal nine Pahrerheii degrees
To convert the Centig .sde int Fahrenheit de
grees. multiply the t'en;igTaae BY nine and
divide the produc. by FIRE, and add TO the quo
,ient fhirty-f,ro degree ;, keeping account Of the
signs pl'iS or minus, l.. E., whether the degrees
are indicated above OF below zero. Conversely,
to Oh, .nee Fahrenheit lto Ceniigrsds, subtract
.hir'. y-two and multiply the remainder by fire,
an divide the product by nine. For example,
in the case above cited Minus twenty one mu-
t plied BIZ nine and divided by Jfve, equsls
minus thirty-seveu and eight-teuths, from which
subtract thirty.two, anti we have left minus
five and eight-tenths deg ICES Fahrenheit. c.
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Xepal Totifes.
's.Us p. WILLIAMS, ESTATE.

CASSsUS p. WILLIAMS ESTATE.
sTATE'oF VERMONT, , The Hon. the Probate
DISTRICT OF cHITrEsDEs, IS. Of 1birtenss Ger
To the heirs and all persons interested in the
estate of Cassius P. Williams late Of shelDurn.
in said District, deceased
GREETING
w HEREAs, application hath been made TO This
w Court, IN wiring. by the Adninstrstor OF
said estnte prat ing Tor license ana auth1rity TO
deed to NOrrad X. Miner OF said shelDurn. the
lara and liant in said Shslnurn, described
IN the deed Il Gsrris Burritt and his wife TO sad
That said Williams Ia ) life time, TO wit. said
ioth cay OF February, a ID. 1875. executed aid de-
nteren TO one Andrew J. burriit tOnd TO deed lin
silu iafin, on the payment Of 5000, seven yeas
lIOm ina. date with annual tnteresf, and that said
Andrew J. and ms wife afterwards on the Path, osy
Oh APrl' 1897 sold anu assigned all their IN
SAID iArm md bond % sal0 Miller, VITO snow ready
TO pay sti1 sllll, al ali inter-, IN arrsas.
HhEhtut n, the SAID Court appOint tied ard As
signed me ist DAY Of January. A -. iS.2 at the
Probate Court Rooms, In said District, 10 hear
and decide upon said application, and ordered
that public notice thereof be glven u al persons
interested therein, by publishing hi. order 10
getner with tbs tine and pace OF hearing three
weess successfully, in tho Burlington Free rress,"
a newspaper wnicn circulates in tie mel ghbyrhoOd OF
those persons interested Ia safd ssta Q. ali which
publications sssu be previous TO TED day assigned
for hearing.
Therefore you are hereby notified to appear before
said Court al the time and pi9ce asst ed then and
there in "a Court 70 mtSe o. ieOsions 10 the
graEtln such license, # you see cause.
Given under my hand, AZ the Probate Court Rooms,
this 9Th day OF december, a. u Ia
2js3W T. 4. WALES, Judge.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-12-15

Inc celebration lie to be held on Thursday
% DSoemoer 2lst. to suit the corrected
e-.s-uer OF events as nov adopted by the Pill
SIM society at Plymouth. It will be the thir-
0e'eora'ion Of the SOFT, held in regular
Tv'i's IN Middlebary, commencing n 1912.
'-'uiy nan, ESQ.,, Of Rutland. gill deliver the
'--less On the occasion. and Rev. [. A. Austin
- 'ufr and Burton Seminary will contribute
poem 81 the supper.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-12-15

THE NEs BUuuNos o. FEaH1ST EsFuRa
ScHooL At the las, session Of tas Legislature
an appropriation Of $4,000 vssmlis for che
erection Of new buildings for the Reform School
at Waterbury. The trustees Immediately PIT
the work under contract. sul the buildings sro
now so FAR completed as b. be occupied ny the
inmates Of the school.
The buildings are uesr those formerly oc-
cupiei indeed, the 'v9rkshcp." which Vas
built only three or four yel-s agl. forms part Of
the new pile They are Of brick, three and four
stories high, with granite base and banding
ornamental corners, and srchei cornices and
the whole exterior presents an appearance ore
nate, bu; not too much s1-simpls rather thea
extraysgsnt. and in eEcellsn- keeping with 'hc
design and requirements Il such AZ inshta-
ton.
The rooms sre spacious sai e1mm3iious AZ
rsngei for toe accumulation Of not le-, taan
two hundred boys and the usual ofa,ers ofthe Re
form School aad are supplied win molern
fixtures and appointments.
The design and principal plaus Of Die ncW
buildings are the work Of the Superintendent VI
G. Fsirbsnk; who, as We sre Informed, has also
given constant supervision to the whole work, in
addition to HE rsgally tnties as Superintendent
Of the school-showing no lees ability as architect
and business manager. thsu as executive officer.
The exterior walls were put up by Messrs. Peter
Fountain AMI Peter Vilman OF Winooski; and
the plss;ering and finishing as well as the mason
work testify to the employment Of superior work
men, and to great ingenuity sud skin in
management Of the working details points very
r ecessary for the rapid and successful oonstruc-
ton and completion OF buildings Of such size ant
retensions
The Trustees Of the Re,ofn sahoal. &es.Is.
Charles Reed Of Montpelier. J. l.. Mason OF
Paehmond and } NJ slade oi Millisbury, de
srve credit for the care and prudence uauiiss:
Ell IN the select IN of men to do this work
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-12-15

EssEx.-ln the issue Of the FREE Pass AND
TINES for Friday, De cember sth, notice an ar
ticle headed /" Essex and signed by one " y.
do not wish to derry any part Of the article
which relates to the h ptels snd saloons Of this
town On the contrary, the assertions are too
true but when "X. - or sDy one efe. assaiis
our Order of Good Tenpisrs, laying The blame
all upon us. think it time some one should
take the defence.
would like to ask :. X" If, before writing
this communication, he took the trouble to in
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WASHINGTON NEWS.


WA,HNaros. Dec. l9-The President has
nominated Arthur Morrill, Of Vermont, Consul
at San Jose, SieSart Barnes Of Connecticut. at
Rio Negro; john Nelson Of Pepnsy vania, Con-
sul at Brussels; W. G. Woodward, W. X. Or
cult and John Morrissey, Jr. Of Mass; J. E.
Graham, Of Ne, and W. II Holmes. of K l.
Ord Lieuts in the revenue service; IL. Weston,
A. D. Lit,leGeld. Of Mas, W. b. Booth OF CT,
and J. Deuueti Of Me, Fad Lieu;s in the rev.
enue service
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-s'e,t sixteen f,ou wish 90 look young as
well 81 helu-'fa, Uss Hasaa's Ms-n1lio Balm upoa
vnnr face, re-S and hands AID Jyouis Cclehratrd
Nah t5iul upon y0CT hair The balm makes ycrr
complexion natural. transparent and lively Il 70
moves frccsles. PIN llos. Moth patches. sc and
iust iad q q red, rustic face you have the marble
purity or city nede IL gives % middle aye the
bloom OF youth add o. this a luXur ant heed If
hair produced by L, ou's ktthlrion, and a tdy has
doae her htppiest hing Ga the WAY Of adjournment
II % tho best ilrsssin- Ia ths world aud prevents
the nar from ialiiHs ou- ia1 turning gray. Sold
all Druggists.
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RICHMOND. - The Richmond Graded School
commenced the winter term the frs; Monday in
December, and is to continue fourteen weeks
The deserveily popular Principal C. J. Dough
iy had charge Of the school. Mics Huntly has
charge Of the intermediate department, and Miss
Williams the primary. Both are experienced
teachers. About one hundred and thirty scholars
are IN attendance.
Eugene Bissonetie has ,old his house aud the
building occupied by the Good Templars. miliu-
AIRY. etc, for Sc 600, to Mr.. Dow Of gainesville,
who has opened hardware l,ore.
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Wv 1"th MAJ ses.

By isie-rsp-
Wv lrth 'IHiEet.
Nv YoEA. lee. .l.
COTTON -uuc--ls-l -lla- -ls. baies mi1duuz
psnd- no 4Ilc.
FL UR-D Dull AMI heavy sales 500 barrels
state s. az DO round 0p ohio q .-E- - West
eru -1G A1t Southern % s as 1-.
q tAAiN - Wheat dull and heavy ta'es 10
bushels No Spring q. -l4i 90 winter rel west
erl i Is. al tl white M.cDl-an 65GI s- Corn
all an1 hcav5 s.lcs 1000 bushels rev mixed al
8 q i-i ola DO. --0--i. ua-s shade lJWer. sales
300 nusasls az e.. asa.
EEtF S cacy.
PHOVIaiONs-Po-s quiet aHd ,tealy lea mes
1905 OLD &c.. D. it.1 .- L4rl .Jelly 81 si09,
Butter s.eady.
hllskEY-Hsagy All lower It i-ta3+.
ElCE-F.rm 81 -s .Y.
SIGAR-Qr'etl 5iusc1v41o 4HIr rtlued -asi.
tDFFEE-Olie; and firm. Hio l-4U-J.
MuLASSEs-- irm New orleans as.
SPIRITS TURPEN TIM FRI a. o5- fIfo-.
R1SlN-Q1.et az -5af 9l Tor straIue1.
PETROLEUM 90 I'm Crude l8f. rcluei 81;
ul
TALON Activeat9
NOJL-luiet aud very irm puilet 50 4a1i
LINsEED-Eery lrm az l., ellI.
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NEW YORK News.
ANOTHER nIEG.

ANOIEEh LlNh-
New YORK, Dec 13.-Another ring wss form
ed in Wall street about ten days ago TO lock up
currency Eight or ten million dollars have been
Withdrawn from circulation, and the operation
has been attended with some success. The ring,
it il alleged, includes many conspicuous capital
lists, bankers and stock brokers.
CoLFAx REFUEEs TO BE RENoMINATED.
A special to the Times. states that Colfax hiss
informed prominent Republicans thst he cannot
withdraw his refasal TO be considered csndi-
date for denomination.
THE FENIAXs AND rHEPRIScE or WALES.
leading Fenisn states that there il no trath
in the reported movement of Fenians in Eng
land in case of the Prince Of Wales death
GREEN AND THE LADDERS.
a number OF unpaid la5orers made threats
against Comptroller Green and paymsster Cady,
on account Of nonpayment of wages. The Ia
borers alledge that families are suffering for fuel
and food. The cause Of the trouble is that the
pay rolls are withheld at Tweei's department
THE CASE or connolly.
The Tribune says that the following are fa,ts
That Conolly's friends were p,rei TO pay one
million of dollars for his release he to escape to
Havana; in return for which Connolly was to
rive information which would complete the
chain Of evidence agsinst tie ring, but Charles
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-12-15
BY TELEGRAPH
To the Free Press and Times.
ny ATLANTIC CABLE.

From London.
He PRINCE ,LpEEr rDwARp.-ur t- SLOWLY
DYING.
LuNp3y, Dec. -, p m.-The recovery Of
the Prince Of Wales appears To be impo,si5le Ia
case Of his death. council Of regency will be
created. composed Of the Duke Of Cambridge the
Duke Of Edinburgh. tie Princess Of Wales, and
psrhlps others. This is likely to take place ina
meiistely, AID to he followed BY a discussion
upon the power Of the present parliament to
continue It's sessions, or whether It is necessary
to 90 to the country as an extraordinary occasion
DESPATCH IRON sAxDaIsdHAM.
LONDON, Dec. 70, noou.-Tbe Prince is still
living. There is no change for the better
ruz PRINCE or wALEs-Nor SO SICK afIfR
ALA NICE LITTLE nonaE
LONDON, Dec 13.-There is a feeling in some
circles that the official bulletins have represent
eI the case of the Prince Of Wales wor,e than it
really is in order to arouse sympathy for the
Prince and make him popular
II P. m.--A bulletin issued from slndrinc-
hsm at 10 p.m.,says 1.-THE Prince has ps1tel a
less unquiet eve Unofficial dispatches from
sandringham- however. are unftyorable the
lung symptoms are reported more distressing
The Foreign Office has sent instructions to all
its agents abroad to investigate the organizations
Of the various branches of the international So
ciety, srd report to the Government
The telegrsphic employees are returning to
their work in all the principal cities. without
having accomplished their object, The move
meut wss failure.
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DIED

CuAAsgEL.f.--la 3 lrnarj, De II.h, after pro
tractsd Illness Han-ah Pa tmar. VIE Of L0t N
Chamber 10 % -el 81 yeas
The deceased was I'd lfler % conductor Heury
Cham erin, oi the Vermont C.atra Railroad.
T0NLISsoS.-Iu Charlotte Dee. -th. Of c1rsuulp-
ton, Mary A. Narlnl1-- vie af D.. VI. Tcu.ins05.
aged 81 year.
NAst-ln Win7lssl, De. -L ne.ea I. Nail,
aged ~ year.
PHlLLIrs.-ln IL .lr- lur-h. Nog. 90 1871. Susanna
sherman. wife q -4.gl Pa.llls, aged t6 Ars,
one month ant ca g.
F.sz In this d. Dsr l3-r otc uss--i.a Of The
lungs joe. FISK. aged O. years
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-12-15

FLAG FOE The HInERNIAS SOcIETY-Ihe Presi-
ieut Of the Hibernian Benevolent Society has
'hown US the design Of their new flag. On one
sle is the Harp, Shamrock, Sunburst, and Wolf
D1gf with the date of organization and name Of
the society on the reverse, the American shield
with clAsped hands in the centre. surmounted
with 50 Eagle and the motto - Ireland and Anne
rica. 30 and underneath " Erin 60 Bngh." The
flag is to be made of green silk. with geld fringe
aud will, when completed, be one Of the hand
soonest lrith hsgs in the State. The contract
has been given to Mr.. p Donohoe, Of Boston,
and the cost will be SIPS.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-12-15

NoBrHERS IRNssP0RTArIoN C0NPAsY.-The
,alaal meeting Of the Northern Transportation
Company takes place At Whitehall. January
.A 1872
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quire into the fact whether our order took any
measures to prevent this state Of affairs |
inoW that certain Good Templar procured a
warrant, got the required number Of signers,
who were also Good Templars, and placed this
warrant in the hands of the proper officer No
attention was paid to it. Can any town beat
that, Now, presume thst "X." calls him-
self good temperance raan and, if so, is he
not as responsible, as a lsx-abiding citizen, in
not taking notice of this outrage, and doing
what was in his power to prevent it, as is our
order? DO not understand that our order is a
kind Of secret police, whose duty it is 10 Spy out
and seize every person violating the law. al
though that may be part Of our mission but
we are society banded together for the purpose
Of en1eavoring TO reclaim the fallen, as well as
to keep the young and pure from. and ever fall
ing into, the snsTes of the tempter.
Ye; how are We aided by persous outside, who
profess to be temperance people? By scofs and
jeers, sad enleayoTs to disturb the harmony Of
the Lodge. But trust our Lodge will still live
to accomplish much good in the future. and SIS
for ne, am not ashamed to count myself
Good Templar. OBADIAH.
Essex, December g, 1871.
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4 HAXRS
& IN VEGETABLE SIClLIAn
Z Se HAIR
-. REVIEWER.

1T WILL POSITIVELY RESTORE GRAY HAIR
TO IT'S OR 6lNAL COLOR
10 keeps tte Hair from falling out is Tbs best
1stssin- H. the word, uabirg Ifsless. 50 o. trashv
ntr healthy sli- and glossy.
For sale hy al druggists.
p. 2. HALL Co.. Nashua " IT,. rroprist,rs
Dec l-wIw
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-12-15

Hon. C. IS willard has iatroia,l b.. 90
regulate the manner Of making appointments
in re Civil service Of the United snies I,
vas referred TO the f5ll9FinE special Committee
on the tc-lresuizi.ou OF the Civil Service,
viz M5ls-s. Kelly q Penuy,vau.., Ho5f1r e
Massachusetts,. Couger Of Michigan, Lynch Of
Maine. Perry Of Ohio, willard Of Vermont
Wool OF NsF Yo-k. Mar,han Of Illinois. H7l-
man Of Indiana
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CALIFORNIA REPUBLICAN NOMINATION.
SAY FR4NCFcO. Dec. - The Republican
legislative c4ucus uominstsd A. A. Sargent for
the Senate By 81 votes 20 Il FOR Cole. and all
others B.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-12-15

'' Thumh-s1ckcrs 90 is the las, name ir the
Democrats who advocate the F.hisn policy Of
90 mastery inactivity The titIe viii be as
approPriile after the Presieatsl election as is
nov
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-12-15

TIE Es1A MrsE-rhe directors Of the
Emms Mine, as they sppear upon the English
prospectus, are placed in The following order
George Anderson, Esq, MP. London, Chair
m.n.
E Bridges Wllyams. Esq.. N. P. LONDON.
Deputy Chairman.
Percy Doyle, C. B London.
E. Leigh Pemberton. Esq, NJ. P. London.
The Honorable John c. Stanley, London.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-12-15

8nWoND.- The Vermont Central Railroad
sra aging nearly mile OF side track al this
point fer the accommodation Of freight trains.
sa.eh heretofore have seriously delayed passen-
esr trains.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-12-15

foREFArHERs' DAY AT MIDDLEBuRY.- The
usual arrangements for the observance Of Fore
iathers' Day are in hand by the Miidebury
historical Society, and the ladies are equally
sure to sustain their part Of the customary fes-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-12-15

& PATaNr-Leyi Il. Fuller, Of Bratueboro,
g.. lssigao7 to j. Estey & Co, of came place.
- remol0 for reed organs
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elegraph
S;0ts -iarket.

Ngw YoRK. Dec -.
1lOAE Y wa essy at 5G- per cent The Broad
way banks call in several millions TO redeem the
revenue bon > but the money will all be paid oct
again on Friday. The IreasI rer paid OUT as .lDJ
in god, In redemption Of % bonus. makidg the
tottt fls.55 az. The Treasury fought only $i3,-
900 Of governments a. Per In gOlf
ST EkLlNO EACHANG- was QUIZ at ig9IlOg4.
GOLD was CuI at isJ.GlO9i. Tie Carrying rates
we're 51l per cent. The cieal 'gs we're $50 90 D0J
IVkRNMENrS were strong aud hi cher.
STATE SECURITIES we're quiet and steady.
STOCKS were firm aud hi CHER tbs advance rang.
In from 10 y per ce1t Pac Ac Mall and W. L.
Tel. were exceptionally active the former Adyanc-
10 < u aud he la ter { b cent. Tho advance 10
the general st was TO per ceat.
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ORDINATION ON Tueslly the l-.1 iu-.s-,,
Rev. I. y. Glover vss ordained and installed Be
Pastor Of the First Universalisi Church in vii
liston in this county. IN the forenoon ~ u d.
H., the council met and examination Of the CEN
didate was hal In the afternoon, the oriaa-
ton tervices were conducted as follows
Anthem ty the Ch-i-.
Opening prayer ana rea'In- 90 The acrr.a--
Rev. Geo Severance Ni tssaZ
Anthem bf tho Choir
Sermon by Rev. j F. Wright o. y 1-.ue...s-
Ordination Hymn.
Con5ecra.inc prayer by Rev. james Mlrs sr s.
Waterloo r. q
Chant, tho Jotds Prajer, by tAo tl1.r.
Charge 10 the Pastor by Rev. Warren oaIlnsr ..
Waterbury.
T. git hant 90. Fellow snip. by Rev. 81. a. Ilr-.. cd
BAt1lctoro.
Anthem hy the Chnr.
Installing address. hy Rev. Sir. 8. l-s-e..
Bcnedicuun 10y tac Pastor.
The house was well filled snl 81. ths exercise
we're Of . very interesting character The music
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