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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-07-26

The Radicals 10 q man will vote
against the Convention because it is a
Democratic measure. A few Demo
Gratis are talking Of voting with them,
because "the Convention is not party
measure" The Radicals have made 1t
q party contest from their side of the
case. No Democrat can cooperate with
them without practically accepting their
shaping Of the issue. According to
their definition, a vote against the Con-
vention is vote against the Dem
orratic party.-Coricr.
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Acts Of 1871.

The Acts of the Legislature Of 1871
are now being delivered from the bind
cry, and will be promptly distributed by
the Secretary of State. Persons desir
ing to procure them should apply to
that officer. The side notes and index,
prepared by William T. Burdett, ESQ.,,
Clerk of the House of Delegates, are
admitted to be a complete success. Mr..
Burdett has bestowed upoa them great
labor, and will doubtless have the salts
faction of seeing his work well appre'
ciated, as it deserve to be.-Courier.
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TIE Radical papers of Ohio declare

TIE Radical papers of Ohio declare
that the Democracy Of that State will
let the Guberuatorial election go by de-
FAULT and exert themselves to the ut
most to obtain majority of the Legis-
lature, and thus secure the election OF
a Democratic United States Senator.
They say that thing happened four
years ago, and it is very likely to hap
pen again this fall. With this differ.
cnce, however this time, the Democrats
mean to take both the Governor and
United States Senator.
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A CoLoRED State Senator in Texas
a Republican Of course, has recently
made several quaint but very sensible
speeches to his constituents. He don't
like earpet-baggers. ave took them
up" he says, "bob-tailed coat, tight
pants, little gold-headed cane and all,
and we have fed them long enough out
of our own 'chicken-pie. These little
fellows" he added, "are too small 10
pillow and too weak to breeds racy
plantation illustration. This is thought
by the Newark (New Jersey Adper-
tissr to prove something as 10 the indie
pepdence of the black voter.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
49,
RafcheIOr's Hair Dye.

This superb Hair Dye is the best in the
Perfectly Harmless, Reliable and In
No disappointment. No Ri
diculous Tints or Unpleasant Odor. The
genuine w. A. Bachelors Hair Dye pro-
duces IMMEDIATELY splendid Black or
Natural Brown. Does not Stain the Skin,
hut leaves the Hair Clean, Soft and Beau
tif,lI. The only Safe and Perfect Dye. Sold
by all Druggists. Factory l6 Bond Street,
Ssw Work. tan23-d6w
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L. O. o. r.
L. O. O. #.
GRAND PROCESSION
AND
r I . NJ 70
At THE FAIR GROUNDS,
Monday, July 31st, 1871.

PROCESSION WILL FORM PROMPT
LY at s o'clock, on Fourth street, the
right resting on Monroe street.
Grand Marshal-P. g. Jacob 81. Bickle.
Assistant Grand Marshals-G. w. Franz
helm, John Carlin, J. Melvin Richards.
ROUTE OF PROCESSION
Down Monroe to Main, down Main to
First, up Fist to Chapline, up Chapline to
Webster, down Webster TO Market, up Mar
ket O John, up John to Sixth, up Sixth to
Quincy, down Quincy TO Fourth, up Fourth
to Union, down Union to Market, up Mar.
ket TO Washington, down Washington to
Main, down Main TO Madison, thence
across to the Fair Grounds, where a short
address will be delivered by =. g., n. Rich
ardson, after which the procession will be
dismissed.
Parade music by Vaas', Wallace's and
other bands.
Birch's Cotillion Band will furnish
dancing music.
No intoxicating beverages viii, be per-
mitted OH the ground.
Dinner and other refreshments will be
provided for all who desire.
Admission to the grounds, D cents
Tickets can be procured ut Henry Sea-
mons Water street; II. A. Uthman'S News
Depot, Market street; Z. HOuser's, Market
street; Jacob Langfried, Main street; VIM.
Hastings, G. w. Kennedy, Joseph Wolf,
$. ID. Tippett, A. H. Forgey, ID. Woods, Peter
thinner, CD Meyers cigar Factory, Mar
ket street iy23
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A MISSISSIPPI negro was recently set
upon by party in disguise and Ku-
kluxed. On being questioned, he said
his K. K. friends were Of the colored
persuasion. He was asked why he
thought 90. 81 smell 'um, massa, was
the short and convincing reply.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
The Anderson Sash Balance,

SUPERCEDES WEIGHTS q BOXES.
lisa perfectly even balance at all points,
is neat, simple, durable and cheap, can be
placed in any window at any time, is noise
less, and obeys the slightest touch, is easily
applied and Will not get out OF order. In
OF the sash for which the Balances are
wanted. JP. SHALLCROSS, Agent,
Market street, second door below Quincy,
east side, Wheeling, W. Va. jy28
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DISSOLUTION.

THE FIRM OF SCHULZ 4 TRUSCHEL
i was this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent, N. Schulz retiring. Parties knowing
themselves indebted TO said firm will please
call and settle Immediately. The books OF
the late firm are in the hands OF John p.
Truschel for settlement. Either member
of the late firm Is authorized TO use the old
firm name in settlement Of old accounts.
JOHN P. TRUSCHEL.
N. SCHULZ.
WHEELING, July "A, 1871.
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DIVIDEND.

THE CITIZENS FIRE, MARINE AND
i Life Insurance Company, Of Wheeling,
West Virginia, has this day declared a
Stock dividend of TEN Q0 per cent. upon
the capital stock of said Company, which
will be credited TO the stockholders respect
lively.
W. w. SHRIVER,
Secretary.
WHEELING, July D. 1871. iy23
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ELECTION NOTICE.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEE

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN
appointed by the Governor, under au-
thority of thesAct to take the sense OF the
people upon the call Of a Convention for
organizing the same, passed February .,
lSl," Commissioners TO snperintend the
taking of polls in Ohio county, hereby give
notice that polls will be opened at the usual
places of voting in said county on tn 9th
day OF August, 1871, for the purpose OF takiug
the sense OF the voters Of said county on
the question of calling a Convention to
alter the Constitution of this State.
A. ]. PANNEIL,
JOHN b. WILSON,
JOHN BISHOP,
IVA Commissioners.
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McLain's Flavoring Extracts

A RE MADE WITH THE GREATEST
n care, for our own retail trade, and
while they are superior to any other offered,
the bottles hold double as much as any
others. Prepared by
Pharmaceutists,
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The Celebrated
Murray
Lannnan's
FLORIDA WATER.

The most lasting, agreeable, and
refreshing Of all perfumes, for use
on the Handkerchief, at the Toilet,
and in the Bath. For sale by all
Druggists and Per'umers,
sep13d&w
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The business of the late firm will he con
tinued by John p. Truschel, at the old
stand, No. lOS Market street. jy25
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-07-26

NOMORE UNsAFEANDCRACKED
~ Harness No more boots and shoes
thrown away half worn out Use Clarified
and Perfumed Pure Meats Foot on, thereby
making the leather soft and pliable and in
creasing Its beauty and wear 100 Der cent.
In quart and half gallon tin boxes, conve-
nient for use also by the gallon and barrel.
ISAIAH WARREN,
te2 q Main street
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Ladies' Watches.

OXTOBY & DUFFIELD, 1Oi MARKET
" street, below Mcclure House, have just
received an elegant lot of Ladies' Gold
Watches every one of which will be fully
warranted. Also, Opera Chains, Jewelry,
Silver Watches, Spectacles, Clocks, Silver
ware, &c.
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, &c, prompt
ly Repaired. jy26
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FEVER AND AGUE.
HEALTH! BEAUTY!
DR.. RAILWAYS
SARSAPAR|LL|AN RESOLVENT

Has made the most Astonishing Cures-So
Quick SO Rapid are the changes the body
undergoes, under the Influence Of this
Truly Wonderful Medicine, that
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-11-15

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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-11-15

WEST RANDOLPH A FIRE broke out in the barn
occupied by Peter Soult, just out Of the village
and before assistance could reach the spot the
barn and contents were consumed, and the house
in flames Fountain Engine Co. were promptly
at she fire, but there was no water to use All
turned TO with shovels, dishes and pals. and
threw dirt, by which, with the small quantity of
water brought in pals, portion of the house
was saved though in a very damaged condition.
The barn had been filled with hay the day preyi.
ous-loss about $500. Buildings nsured-all the
furniture and provisions were saved. This fire
originated by little boy playing with matches
in the barn
As the way freight going South yesterday
stopped at Chase Cut turnout, to take some cars,
the Boston through freight overlook them, and
had their engine dumped causing about twelve
hours delay to the freight trains Both North
and South passenger trains were very little de-
layed. No one hurt, and no property damaged in
either train.
Apples are selling for 50 so per barrel to-day
for choice varieties from Michigan
About eight inches of snow fell Friday and
Friday night. Sleighs were out quite lively Satur.
day.
-lAnnier's Constellation Troupe are playing in
the Village Hail. and complete their engagement
for three evenings to-night-we hear them spoken
of as being accomplished actors.
"A. B. Chandler, Esq, Supt. W. L. Tel. Co.,
OF New York city, arrived in town Saturday.
We understand he has come to take his father,
Dea Wm Il Chandler hack IA Nev VorL with
him.
-Pnblic examination of teachers for the town
of Randolph will be held at Randolph Center,
Normal School building, Saturday Nov 25th at
10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
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STowE.-Died In Stowe, Nov 9th, Lemuel
Thomas, aged 80 years and twenty days. 1t Is
reported he was the Oldest man in the town. As
very few persons attain to such extreme longevity,
their lives are suggestive Of thoughts as TO what
may have been the manner of life they have lived,
Mr. Thomas retained bis mental and physical
faculties in good degree till about the age Of s..
HIS temperate habits in eating and drinking have
been quite as remarkable as the age he attained
Though bis life could not be called remarkably
eventual, as one particularly connected with pub
lie affairs, yet he was respected as quiet and
valuable citizen, who had acquired moderate
competency of this worlds goods by honest in
dustry, prudent calculations and economy and
ready at all times to bear his share of public
burdens.
The writer of this knew him well more than
half century ago, then somewhat passed the
period Of ordinary middle age, as a man of re-
markable industry and close attention to his bu-
siness of clothier and wool carder, with a large
run Of custom,
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A PROCLAMATION

The people Of Vermont should make public
and devout acknowledgment Of the continued
goodness and mercy of God, sgnally shown to
them during the past year lie has given them
peace and health abundant prosperity and the
untold blessings Of liberty under laws infused
with the spirit Of Christianity
do therefore appoint Thursday, the Thirtieth
Day Of November, A. D. 1911 as day of Pub
lie Thanksgiving and Praise. and I recommend
its general observance.
Given under my hand and the Seal Of this
State, in the Executive Chamber, this thirto nth
day Of November, in the year Of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and seyenty-onc, and
Of the independence Of the United States, the
ninety-sxth.
JOIN W. STEWART
BY the Governor.
JAMS NJ. SLADF, Jr.,
Secretary Of Civil and Military Affair.".
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COCAINE,
A YER's CATHARTIO PILLS,
-

49, NTnITiNFV' a NNNAii'E
-
i''"'ls Il" ''' "''ho u :" university required ny
everybody catharc, any ever before 20 uni
yersallv sdopted into ,s, IL, ,,,cr e.,,,,,t.,. t -
q, -, - ", ' ~ HoNs
M o'a''o'i ~ "l'' u'l Nes 'u'oht purSatYe FILL
The obvious ia that II moro reliable and far
more efectua remedy than any other Those who hays
4-t-t d., -. q. t =, 80
urea 10 Know 'hul t eueu themi those VINO have not
know that II their neghbors and friends and ali
know that what a loes oo IA ioos ai,,oys ,h, 4, -
80, =, - W, ~ - '''' "'""y s-'''' u nofo'
aH through any iault or neglect oil rs composition.
We have thousands upon Thousands of Certificates Of
their remarkable e,res Of the e,ilo,yin, i.it t,
-, ~ o"'"a N''"P'H'"'Si pu'
suoh cures arc known IN every neigh1orhood and We
need not publish them Adapted to all ares and eoudf.
tions q, all ci,nstas. o,nt.i,fo,. ,.f.t..- 49,,
80 ~ '''''""H n'''"'' ua'onoi nor
any deleerous drus tey may be taken with safety by
anybody Their sugar coating preserves them over
fresb and mako. t,on, ,io,s,nt - - III, -
~" "''' Wv" F'eNN''' =" "Noi Wn''o peihs
purely vegetable no marin can arise nom their use In any
quahtity.
They operate by their powerful influence the inter-
nal viseem to purify the blood and stimulate It into
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-11-15

ELoPERs DISCOVERED rwenty-three years ago,
Rev. Moses Y. Wells was pastor Of the NJ e.
church at Concord Corner His family consisted
OF wife, three children and Melissa Palmer.
an adopted child, seventeen years old. During
their solourn there, the parishioners suspected
the reverend gentleman with undue intimacy
with the adopted girl. In due time, charges
were brought against him, and an exciting trial
OF the case was conducted in the church hy
clergymen appointed for the purpose and before
a large audience OF spectators. Proof was not
strong enough for conviction, but suspicion was
not allayed. After continuing his ministry till
his audience dwindled down 70 bakers dozen
he left the place with his family and possessions
and started for Springfield, Massachusetts, where
his wiie's friends resided At White River June
ton, he managed to get his wife and children
on the Springfield train, while he and Melissa
slyly slipped on the train going in another drec-
ton. That is the last his wife OF the Concord
people have ever heard of them, till two weeks
ago. II. w Spaulding and wife, who were ac-
quainted with the Reverend ca gentleman at
Concord, recently paid a visit 70 their friends in
Hermon, New York, and one Sunday in church
gentleman with his family sat in the seat be-
hind them, whose cOuntenance seemed familiar
After church, they made inquiries, and learned
that his name was Wells, that he came from Yer
mont, that he was formerly minister, that his
wile's name was Melissa, and that his initials
were NJ. Y. in other words that he was the same
Reverend C) whJ at Concord deserted his wife
and eoped with his adopted child. lie carries
on the furniture business, and has lived in Her
mon some twelve years In his new family rela-
ton he has four children lie is still an active
member OF the church, and, as we learn, quite
ready TO critcse the errors of his brother church
members. Lyndon Union.
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List Of Letters.
w q rttan rs.

FHtyk Thomp.ou or uolow. Fallt ana Ms tr1llg
A, AvEHiLLE. of NorthHeli
ln Boston October go, boy Rc,. Mr.. Wukloy Mr. Jonv
Maine.
n Stou shion Mas. October }G llrvRY g. Iur of st.
JoNn''ufy' amt Miss May VI MrL.nga, OF stou.hton.
IN South Royalton. November % by Rev - Drew.
both Of Cabot.
In Northnod, October @. by Row A. C. stevens. ALLEN
HOVE, Of faystou, aud M.s Hanna e. BAILEY, OF
N0rthlcld
strELE, OF RoXbury.
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Our readers will find in these columns the advertise.
mcnt Of the Peabody Medical Institute" OF Boston,
which publishes Dr. lIayoss immensely popular work
entitled The Science Of Lfe or selfPreseryaton, ("
which treats upon all the disorders that result from the
errors Of youth, In mastery 1t should be In
tho hands Of every young and every person suffer-
ing from decline of the physical powers. The Inst
tute also publishes that invaluable treatise by the same
author,-"sexual Physiology OF Woman and her Dis
cases" Don't fall to read the Advertisement.
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r. GyERsALIsM .

Send for free sample COPY OF the CHRISTIAN LEADER.
q uf,tc.aW weekly published by the New York State
Of Ih, T. H. llAplN. Terms e. go per year. Address.
thui.h.r CHRISTIAN LEADER, ll-- broadway New
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SOP

The United States Watch Co.. Giles, Wales & Coz
employ 800 hands in their works at Marion n. J and
turning out $50 of their celebrated tlme.keopor,
daily or one watch per day for each two hands
their working time is 10 hours per day or coo minutes
producing hno watch complete every two and hall
minutes, and little more, and at that arc unable
to keep pace with the Increasing demand caused
by the extraordinary records the watches aro making
accurate and reliable time pieces Instance Of patient
and persevering energy and enterprise, rewarded by
prosperity which glad to see.
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spaldIus's Liquid Glue, always rondy to use.

Dr. H. " Pierce OF Buffalo n. Y, sole proprietor Of
Dr. sago's Catarrh Remedy, whose name I printed ON
the wrapper Of the genuine has for over three year. Of
tered through nearly every Newspaper in tho United
States standing reward Of $500 for case Of Catarrh in
the head which lac not cure. That he has treated
thousands Of cases and had claims present ed for the
reward from any one who has made a thorough use Of
ms means Of cure, Is strong and conclusive evidence
that be possesses Of curing this loathsomo
disease The Catarrh Remedy Is sold by all druggists
or sent by mail on receipt Of sixty cents. COS.
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PROFESSIONAL GARD.

one to be known
must keep his name before the people that they may
know where be is and what he is doing During the past
four years DR.. PLuMLEY has made Chronic and long
standing Disease speciality, In Montpelier And dur
ing TINS time many cases which had been given M as
nenrable' beyond the reach Of Medicines, have been
restored to perfect health while multitude Of simple
or uneompeated cases have been cured YEARLY embrae
ing such diseases as Lirsr Complaint. Hart p,,,,,, Kt
ny and Bladder Atciions Drqpsy DypeBsa Communion
OF NE Blood S1ofaa, SAT- Rtemn liberation Of ne Wonb.
M"eTia and BLOOD diseases all como under the class
claim to permanently cure
Office on Main street, Montpelier. VT.
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~ Tho Subscribers, having been appointed By tho
Honorable Probate Court for the District of Randolph,
Commissioners to receive, examine, and adjust all claims
and demands OF all persons against the eatate OF ortn
bbard late OF BrookReld, In said District deceased
represented insovon and tho term six uonths from
the 2sth day OF October 1871 being by said Court
to The creditors Of said deceased, exhibit and prove
their respective claims before Give notice. that we
viii attend TO the duties Of appointment at the late
dwellinghouse OF the deceased In Brookaeld in said
and OF April A. ID. ls at 10 O'clock ia the orenoon on
each Of said days.
T. BIGLOW,
JONATHAN DYER Commissioner.
Brookleld, Nov. llth. A. d. 1871 %
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RESIGNATION or DR.. llowARD.-We regret to
learn Of the resignation by Rev. Dr. Roger S.
Howard Of his position as President Of Norwich
University at Mortified. DR., Howard has been
connected with tho University for several years,
and has proved most faithful, efficient and be-
loved President The best wishes Of the students
Of the University and of his many friends will 90
with him to whatever field Of labor he may be
called
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-11-15

SWEET APPLE PuDDNG.---One pint oil
scaded milk, half n pint of Indian meal, one
teaspooniul of salt, six sweet apples cut in
small pieces, one small teacupful of finely
chopped suet, two greatspoonfuls of moasses,
half a teaspoonful of ginger nutmeg or cin-
namon, whichever is most desirable two
eggswell beaten, and halfa toaspoonful of soda.
Beat well together, put into a pudding-mold,
and boil two hours.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-11-15

The new French army consists of nine
corps, with lOS regiments of 5000 men each,
all infantry aud making total of 1924, 900
men Of that army. The artillery and cayal.
ny may carry it up to ,0OOmen, and
$4,000 men are to be provided besides for
Algerian business.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-11-15

RESIGNATION AND NEW APPOINTMENT. - Mr. A..
d. Pearce, Of Calais, the popular High Sheriff
hi this county, has resigned his position, in order
~ devote his attention moro exclusively to his
private business, and we are pleased 70 learn
that Gov. Stewart has appointed I. W. Brown,
Of this place, to fl the vacancy Officer Brown
has had large experience in the business, and
will prove an efficient officer
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-11-15

GoDDAHD Seminary. Although comparative
lyanew institution of learning, Goddard Sem
mary Judging from its catalogue just issued, has
every reason to be thankful for the success which
u mas won Its total number Of students for
the different terms Of the past year, has been as
ioilows Winter term 90, spring term 100, sum
mer term So, fall term 49, a sufficiently aatter-
ing record,
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~ The National Congregational Council
meets at Oberlin, Ohio, to-day. It is a most
Important meeting, as the future of the de-
domination may largely depend upon its ac.
non on the great questions that will be pre-
lented for consideration. Tho thing most
ought by the projectors Of the council is,
loser union of the churches, with the in.
reased strength it may give, without loss
~ that individual freedom of the several
fhurches which has been the distinctive fea.
$nre Of the denomination.
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NEw ArroNTMENr.-We are pleased to learn
OF the appointment Of Capt. Amont Barnes, form
erly of the st. Adams Transcript, but more re-
Gently connected with the Department of Agricul-
ture at Washington, to the position Of Assistant
Clerk of the U. 5. House Of Representatives in
place Of Edward 5. Dana, of Cornwall
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-11-15

NhV"ahiVuh' inlivh 'hee january lst, ISL ilsh
The month has been mild and pleasant, and very "a
yorahle for farmers. Less than an average amount Of
rain has alleni consequently the streams and springs
are very low. We have had rosts and freezes or twelve
different mornings but they were usually followed By
mild pleasant days On the 2lth thoro was severe
gale, lasted from morning until evening. The month
was remarkable for the number Of days that there
smoky appearances In the atmosphere especially on
the 2ad and sd.