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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-06

The indianapolis Journal gives an uupromis-
ing account Of some of the individuals who seek
to officiate as school teachers in some parts of
Indiana. Iturges The importance of 'elevating
the standard of teachers" and illustrates the
need Oft as follows:
ct is getting so nowadays that every igno-
rant and lazy lOut who cannot or will not make
a living at anything else, applies for a district
school, and it is probable, if truth were known,
a good many Of them apply for positions in the
towns and cities. Il is to be hoped most of
them are rejected by the examiners, but the
examiners themselves are often indifferent, and
far too many of these ignorant dolts slip
through and are installed as educators, when
they have no more fitness for the work than
hog has for playing the piano. Above all things
we want competent teachers, and our system
should be so reformed as TO rigidly exclude all
others. As a sample of the sort of dunderheads
that frequently apply for school positions, we
give from the Muucie FINES some specimens of
written examinations passed by three persons
who recently applied before the examiner Of
Delaware county. Doubtless every county can
furnish Similar ones:
TEACHER 40 /.
"QueStiOn-Wh hat does a letter represent?
"Answer-'A letter is cbrecter Of elameGtTy'
"Ques.-Analyse the following sentence:-
John struck Mary
''Ans.-Johu the suliaet and Mary the ot:ri.
"Ques.-Give three proofs that the earth is
SAns-Take it Of clear noraia and you
can see the lite a good bit before you see the
sun.
"Ques.-Defne physiology.
s.-'Physiology is a description Of the or
CANS.
"Qnes.-For what purpose should English
'Ans-'For the yoaSe If penmanship.'
TEACHER no. 2.
"Ques.-What is a letler?
"AnS.-'A letter represents a sine or an idea.
"Ques.-What is syllable?
"Ans-A syllable is a word or an assenblage
of words
"Ques.-What is spelling?
Ans.-'Spelliag is the pronunciation of
Words
TEACHER NO 3.
"QUeS.-ln the war Of 1912 what battle was
fought within the territory of Indiana?
CANS -'Thecumche was the leade of the Ind
ions. Gen. Harrison gfeei7CardS preSideR of the
United States was the commander Of the Meri-
cans the buttons ted the NeFic0aS that the next
day they would sine a treqiie of piece and that
kRigbt they fell on them the MericanS was
Suckess'
"Ques.-What two important events Of 1922
"Ans.-The landing OF pilgrim Fathers was 1:
and sending 0Uer Niaty gong 1giD'i for wives
and selling then for 80 lbs Tobacco lcbch was the
price OF vie.
"Qucs.-What is a bay2
"Ans.-'A Bay is bend in Lack or See.'
"Ques.-What is addition?
"Ans.-AdHioH is the prossesSe of 1utitjn two
numbers SO as TO make on"
"Such fellows could do the state more service
in driving oxen or breaking stones on some
turnpike than in attempting to teach the Young
idea how to shoot. We want such a school sys-
ten aud such public sentiment on the subject,
that ClOdh0ppers like these will not dare to pre-
sent themselves for examination"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-06
A ToIegraphic Chcss Game.

Springfield and Hartford are playing chess by
telegraph They began Tuesday night, the
players at Hartford being, according to the
Times, Mrs. J. W. Gilbert, Capt. O'Farren, J. R.
Dickinson, c. R. Hart, and John G. Belden.
Springfield, it is said, has "called into council
every chess player within her borders" The
winners of the first two games are to be de-
clared vietors. At the conclusion Of the play,
Wednesday night, the first game stood as fol-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-06

The Insurance Bills Reached.

BosroN, Thursday, Dec. 8.
All hope OF iDal adjournment this week
must now be abandoned, for the simple reason
that no agreement has yet been reached in the
various insurance problems which have been
submitted In the house to-day, Mr.. Barnard,
from the joint committee on insurance, made
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-06

one. When the rider is in his saddle, all his
legs are concealed by the sheepskins, and,
viewed from behind, clad in poacho and an
enormous straw hat, he presents one of the most
laughable objects in existence.
OF course nearly all their feats of horSeman-
ship are due 10 their using such powerful bits
the comparative smallnesS OF the horses, and
the almost impOSsibilitv Of getting thrown from
such a saddle When the horse does come down,
the rider is almost invariably seriously injured,
through getting entangled and mauled in the
struggles of the animal. They are good riders,
as far as Sticking on" goes; but Of pace and of
nursing a horse they haven't the iaintest notion.
The best rider in Chili-that is, among the ma
tives-couldn't take The best horse in England
two miles over fair country; he would simply
pound" him in the first half mile.-Loadoa
Field
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-06

Inc thirty-third move Of Hartford is printed
g takes b." but this, Of course, is mistake.
We suppose the Queen took a pawn ot her
Kings Knights 9th, if she tool, ANYTHING
Probably the game was finished, last night. bnt
this is all Of it we have seen.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-06

A number of relatives and friends ofNIr. aud Mrs.
Aaron Mosman, of this city, visited them on the
afternoon and evening Of Nov. 25th. and presented
them with an easy chair and other valuable gifts, it
being the twenty-ffth anniversary of their wedding
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-06
ID R Y C o o D 81

ADVERTISING is NOT OUR FORTE,
But WE WISH TO MATERIALLY
REDUCE OUR STOCK BEFORE THE
list OF JANUARY, AND WE WILL
SELL YOU GOODS AS Low AS THE
LOWEST.
THIS COMMUNITY WELL KNOW
THE CHARACTER OF OUR STOCK;
THAT 1T Is VERY LARGE AND At
TIeACTIVE NO ONE WILL ATTEMPT
TO DENY. WE DO NOT ALLOW OUR
SELVES TO BE UNDERSOLD AS A
RULE, BY ANY ONE. WE TRUST
OUR FRIENDS WILL APPRECIATE
OUR EFFORTS TO MAINTAIN UNI
FORM LOW PRICES. WE CANNOT
SINGLE OUT ONE THING MORE
THAN ANOTHER TO ADVERTISE.
BUT WILL SAY OUR DEPART
MENTS ARE FUEL, CROWDED
FULL; AND If WHEN YOU COME
ON THE STREET NEXT TIME, YOU
WILL COME IN, WE SHALL TAKE
PLEASURE IN SHOWING YOU
THROUGH OUR STOCK AND SELL
ING YOU ALLTHE GOODS WE CAN.
YOURS TRULY,
DIS dtf H. DENNY 81 CO.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-06
LATEST MARKETS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.


NEW YORK, Dec. 5.-Money active and close at per
cent CON 70 l32 per cent and interest Sterling weak at
OS% Gs lOsH for long, and no q ll0h for short sight
cod hrmer and aivanced; at ll2S Gl ll3A, closing at
li5H bid ll9' asked Loans 2@7 per fer carrying
Ileanngs sJ2,OOOOOO Treasury disbursements $4,000
There was talk of squeeze in cash gold and per cent
was paid late Ia the day for until row. Govern
nenIs IN increased demand, with small offerings, and
a per cent higher State securities dul and steady
Stocks have been quiet, the interest and activity cen
ternB IN Pacific Mail, Western Union Rock Island;
the hrst advanced to S5, fell to 84 rallied to So cecn
Ell to IA, closed al 64B II is rumOted the COM
replace the lost steamers and more fully equip the line
Dut tle report is unauhenucated. Western Union made
steady ADVANCE from 76& To 49, with large purchases
by q heavy banking irm. Rock Island advanced from
1853 TO 10 IT Being reported that the company intend
to issue 900 suares wtha capital Of hree mil
lions to pas for the deficiencies OF the Chicago and
southwestern company anu the rest to represent the ac
cumnlated surplus Of the company and further that The
surplus is to be divided among the stockholders whe
he rOai to be leased TO Che Pennsylvania company on
the basis OF its increased capital stock These Iunors
lack auhentlcalion The rest OF the list was rather
quiet but firm and higher during the most OF the day
closing tribe of from the best rates. but steady.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-06
oRCEsTER
FRIDAY. DEoEsrBER 9, 1873.

We notice that the Boston republicans have
much trouble in their attempts to secure hopeful
nominations for their next municipal govern
ment They have made nominations without
success, and seem as unable u persuade the
best man to accept the office, as some Of their
good friends in other places. The other day,
they nominated Henry L. Pierce, and no better
man for the office could have been selected; but
he refused to accept because of the questionable
management by which unfit candidates for
aldermen were nominated. The Advertiser
intimates that all this is due TO an active
clique of men who sacrifice the public
interest TO ''the iutrigues Of petty per-
sonal ambition" It was the manage
ment of this clique which made itimpossbe for
Mr.. Pierce to accept the nomination for mayor;
and the same influence seems likely to make it
impossible 10 elect such candidates as the re-
publican municipal convention will finally put
in nomination. 1t met, last evening, to nomi-
nate another candidate for mayor; but we infer
that the success at the polls Of any candidates
it can put in the field, has already been made
impossible. Mayor CASTOR, who has accepted
denomination, will probably be elected
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-06
SgeE&AI SGt1eHa.

Ward Caucusea.-The voters of the City of Wor.
ceste irrespective Of party, are invited to assemble in
CAUCUS, FRIDAY EVENING. at n O'Clock for the pur-
pose Of completing the list Of nominations to be sup
ported at he polls next Monday The caucuses viii lie
held rs follows Ward /, Old Court House; Ward =
Belmont street school house; Ward g. Turnehalle Me-
clanic street; Ward A. Room No. 10 CrOmptons Block
Mechanic street; Ward !. Sessions Block Trumbuii
street; Ward 8, Engine House, Myrtle street; Ward l.
Assessors Room City Hall: Ward s. Walnut street
school house. Per orier of the Committee.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-06

Some OF the attachments to the Northern Pa
cific railroad, to which hitherto little attention
has been directed, seem particularly adapted to
be operated very much as was the credit mobil-
Ter of the Union Pacific. Prominent among
these is land company Incorporated i'll New
York, the president of which is 4 director of the
Northern Pacific, to whom the company has
granted in fee simple all the town sites along
the line from Lake Superior to Puget Sound.
What consideration was paid for this grant is
not made public, as would naturally have been
the case had it been full price. 1t is also re-
ported that for the sake of aiding the growth Of
the embryo cities laid out by the land compa-
ny, eXtrayagant depot buildings, etc, are being
built, and important offices of the railroad eS.
tabShed at out of the way stations. manu-
featuring company is understood to have been
organized in a somewhat similar way to furnish
all the material required for the station houses,
etc. At its head is a contractor to whom had
been previously let the contract for building
them at an advance Of 10 per cent upon tine cost
The result is that the contractor buys his sup
plies Of himself and his associates, the cost
being charged to the railroad; and the station
buildings, it is significantly stated, are finished
IN Swiss cottage style, which of course adds con-
siderably to the expense. These reports, which
are now gaining currency, will doubtless be
thoroughly investigated, should the company
apply for further aid from congress- Chicago
Inter- Ocean.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-06

United States Currency liz
Western Union Telegraph company. .........778
faelnc Mail steamship company. .......... $40
n, 1. central d Hudson River consolidated. .95&
Erie railroad. $685.
H., DO preferred. .............,.......,....7
AAeN i"lliO1u' .'s.s. ssss....s.s.t,......,s.ll
MMichlgan Central rairoai.,......,..u.. ..ll6A
fAnama railroad. ..........,.....
Union Pacific railroad STOCK.
Lake Shore u Michigan Southern R.. 1914
Illinois Central railroad. .....................I28
Cleveland and Pittsburg railroad. .,...t...s7&
Cheag0 and Northwestern railroad, .......SBf
Cleveland, Columbus & Cincinnati railroad. 'g04
New Jersey, Central railroad
Chicago and Rock Island railroad ...........ll4E
milwaukee, and st. Paul railroad. ....,... ....j5H
Toledo and Wabash railroad 65S
Fort Wayne and Chicago raifi;i.'..,'''''Sisf
Alton and Ierre llaute railroad. ............l4
o, 40 ., -. 10. preferred. ............3 j
NhlSa5V anu Alton Illlfoau. ,...,.......,....
Ohio and Mississippi railroad. ........t.,....,. AK
Delaware, Laekawanna Western h RI. 9i3i
Hartford and Eric railroad. ................... 10
Columbus. Cincinnati ~ Ind. Central Il X ...3
burlington and Quincy railroad. .,,.....,,l8N
nahillDai ana 81 Joseph X ....,..,..,...,.. "a
Central Pacific gold bonds.
Union Pacific Slxes..,..:..
40 land nts....,.....,...,..."774
w lNtOlness. '.s.s.ss...s.....,...Sl
tennessee state
a., ~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-06

Kendall s Banster will sell sixty tons of day and
ten acres of woodland, in the northwest part of
Noithboro, to-day, at 70 O'Clock
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-06

The Citizens mutual insurance company OF Brigh-
ton, and the Fitchburg mutual fire insurance com
pany of Fitchburg, insure in Worcester through
the agency Of Peter Rice, at 400 Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-06
- Clle powers
That Of themselves our minds impress. ,

He was oriental in his cast of mind; he would
have been quite at home with Chinese benzes,
Buddhist priests, Mahommedan deryshes and
Christian monks of Mt. AthOs. Yet he was
never gloomy or ascetc; he had quick sense OF
the ludcrous, and could easily put himself in the
bystander's position and smile at his own pecu-
lIaTites aud Inconsistencies. lie had somehow
reached state of absolute quietude - a
region of ineffable calm, blown over by no
winds of hope or fear All personal auXietes
aud solictudes were unknown. The outward
world was plantasma and unrea-he was utter
ly beyond its common temptations, and looked
with simple wonder upon the struggle for
wealth and pace-the striles and ambitions Of
sects and parties about him, TO art-lf we eX-
cept the love of music-he was Indifferent
Even the wonderful open book of nature seemed
to have no attraction for him. He seemed nearer
than any one had ever known to have realized
that the things seen are temporal and Elusive
bnt "the things unseen are eternal
He used 10 quote with much intensity of
meaning, the words which Prof. Plumbuee at
tributes to the founder of Buddhism, on reach
ing the condition of absolute rest. IL was a
description Of his own state--in which the Mr.
yana of the Buddhist-the mystic suicide and
selfabnegatiOn Of the MOSlem Sui-thc absorp-
ton into the divine wlllol the Christian mystics,
and 1.-THE rest which remaineth for the people OF
God, seemed to him but different names for the
same spitual experience. 1t must not be inferred
that he was blind to, Or neglectlul Of, the duties
pertaining TO time and space. On the contrary,
he was, in practical matters, of sound Judgment,
prompt TO aid and wise to counsel, good
neighbor and citizen. His life was pure; he had
no enemies; he cherished no antagonists; what
Lord Bacon calls "the coors Of good and evil'
blended in the white light of his optimism; and
all things were reconciled in his conception OF
the divine order. Every way man noteworthy
and remarkable, there are many who will love
to recall the rare phenomenon Of his words and
life. He has passed the gates of the great mys.
terry; and to-day, while the earth is closing over
all that was mortal seem to hear him, as in
one of our conversations, repeat the words of
Jesus to Martha 81 am the resurrection and
the life; whosoeyer liveth and belieyeth on me
shall never die"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-06

and western steady: sales sloOO bbs; state $3.50 $50
l20l wheat | a 2c better; sales $4,000 bush; mol
spring at Sl6l q l53; No do sl50 g LIS; winter red
shade uner; sales $4,000 bush; steanermSed western
68863sc; sail do 81 q e4}4c. Oats firm; sales 5ugVO
bush; white 3 a Sic; old western mixed 53et55e.
Beef quiet Pork dun and lower; new mess sl5,25 a
l5e l5 guy ana navy a, - 81 ri s bu.'st % n
9iAc Eicedull AZ @S+c Sugar dull; Muscoyado ut
94@iOc: refining ~ q sac. Coffee firm; Rio l5k a
lSc. Aollsses dun; New Orleans is e 1lc Turpen-
tine quiet ai 6l2 e, 6}c rOsin quiet At S4N5 retro
leum quiet crude at l2c; refined 2l=c. Tallow quiet
CmcAGo, Dee. 5.-Fiour firm and in fair demand, and
advance asked but established sales extra spring
at S5l5 q 40. Wheat active ard higher; No spring
q SllS@ 2g No ,, SlO9i on spot or seller December;
location; reiecet 50 O. soc. Corn ia fair demand and
5ic seller January: rejected 26 p 29c oats active and
hgheri No at 25zc; rejected PKG. Rye active and
65te Provisions quiet and stronger. Pork steady at
Slsik cash. Sll 10 seller January. Lard steady, nj N
UsgI sVgl 5 "a ny S5 y 9 PIes9eS iSIS 1'h
nb'5Hc, clear sides Sc all loose Whiskey in fair
Il G6 bash wheat 2600O bush corn 8 GOO bush oats 1905
bis rye II 200 bush barley ShBIs1ts-ed0 bbIs i5ur
1900 bush wheat, 10000 bush corn, 1900 bush oats,
1890 bush hurley.
WORCESTER RETAIL PRICE CURRENT-Dec
ST. Louis brands $1,000 a $500: common extras. $3.50
a $1,000; stPerilqe9, $500 q 300
bush s. q Sc. Common meal g rs lis $50 a So;
s6 sis6 ire feed S525; mdilngs. s256 iy Buek
wheat, Sl.25 e bush Buckwheat Flour SC q b.
PBOVlSIONS-Beet, roast pieces, iF3 n "a a 2Sc:
steaks, ruLp % 2Sc rouud 20 a pc corned 10 a lac;
dried 25c. Veal roasting Il a 2Uc, steaks from legs soc
Is D. Lard Il ID l2 q l4c trpe q ID 2c salt pork Il 10
q l2c; fresh pork y a l5c: hams whole q 10 G a sc;
~ W. S5 e a u. q "a ~ s s q ~ i e
y b butter hrkn IS a 3sc; lump q 40c; cheesef} ID
% 10 sage cheese zoe q H. Chickens rs a zoe II H.
Lam 361 . &c n 10 Turkeys 20 q 25c q ID. Fowls %
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-06

A considerable batch Of notorious thieves
who had scattered themsel YES along the Greeley
procession in New York, were all captured
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-06

The worcester Mechanics Savings Rank,
IN CENTRAL EXCHANGE. 81 MIN ST.
las net rih No loss sitbeFr M Fire or any other cause.
Deposits are received usual and placed upon inter
est on the FlfiesqtR day Of each month.
Dividends ree Of aVesl made in-January and July
Of each year, upon acreage Monthly Balaaees.
The Bank is open on Saturday evenings from TO S..
for the receipt ordeposits only.
HARRISON BLISS. President
II. WOODWARD, Trels'r. dawtf Mo
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-06

A CHARAcTER.-In the last number Of the
yillager, published atiAmesbury, Mass, we find
the following obituary mention from the pen
of John G. Whittier, relating to very hum
bic but strongly individualized townsman:
The present number OF the Nillager chronicles,
in its obituary department, the death OF Henry
Taylor of Amesbury Quiet, unasSuming, and
simple in all his habits, an unlcttered working
man, he gave no outward evidence, beyond the
reticent gravity of his manner, Of the profound
intellectual abstraction, the depth OF phiioSophlc
meditation which made up his real life lie was
no reader;-probably he never mastered half a
dozen books-and he felt small interest in the
thoughts and opinions of others. remember
on the occasion of one of my Grst conversations
with him, twenty-five years ago, THAT was
struck by a remark which indicated knowledge
of Plato. On inquiry, however, ! found he had
no idea that such man ever lived. ] lent him
a volume, which he partially read, and returned
with the simple remark that che saw that Plato
had got hold of some of his own ideas" 4 vol
ume of Emerson, Ayers oriental poetry, and
the New Testament, were the only books that
he ever referred to. The latter was his con-
slant text book, and he produced the incidents
recorded in the Gospels, with wonderful vivid
ness of cOloring and clearneSs OF insight.
rhe words of the divine master had for him
depth of meaning which he found difficult to
translate into common language; and he was
compelled often to make words to express him
self He watched, with absorbing interest, the
gradual processes and unfOldiugs of his own
mind, and spoke of them as if he had no per
sonal concern in the matter, regarding his men
tai movements as impeled by a power not his
own. He had only to wait and observe, like
the recluse OF Wordsworth, the revelations Of
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-06

Worcester Five Gents Savings Bank
no. SAG MIN STREET
NOTICE.
The Worcester Five Cents savings Bank has lost moth
This Bank has never lost dollar from any cause from
the day it was incorporated, April !, 1854.
DEPOSITS received from FIVE CENTS to ONE Thou
DOLLARS, and put upon interest the first day Of
every month.
BDIvlpENDs OF INTEREST. at the rate Of per cent.
per annum Gree of taNes) every january and July.
OPEN FROM A. N. TO l p. NJ, and to Pm
CHAs. L. PUTNAM, President.
GEORGE ". WHEELER. Treasurer d&wtf MS
Worcester County Institution for Savings
FOSTER STREET.
Chartered. ........... February s, 1928.
Deposits put interest on the rst day of each MONTH
Dividends made every January and July.
Deposits Nov. /. ls12........SS, 2OS, 43G "A.
NUMBER OF Deposltors .........,....-.-.l1,OSo
Hon. ALEXANDER IL BULLOCK. President.
d&wtf c. A. HAMILTON. Treasurer.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-06
In,rcd states ana o5.nodion

PATENTS OBTAINED,
Reissues, Extensions Trademarks and Caveats secured
FOREIGN PATENTS PROCURED,
tererenccs, and other Patent Gases attended to by
JAMES G. ARNOLD, Worcester Mass
2Il Main st. dtf ,nIIq
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-06

Foreign Alarkets.-lsv Atlantic Cabe1
LONDON, Dec 5.-Consos glgs "a 9lE q. 5. bonds
52Q 1865, cid, 9l9i do, 1861 81 Jen-lorIes sS4 new
Is, 50,
LIVERPOOL, Dee. 5-Cotton strong; middlng uplands
for February at gid; do. Orleans 0d sales 5000 bales
AT Frankfort, Dec 8, u 5-2Os 1862 96s5.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-06
Cheap Carpets!
BARNARD, SUMNER & co.


worcester Gas Eight Company.
COKE.
This CHEAP AND MOST DESIRABLE FUEL for MauuCar-
turing purposes and Family Use is now offered 10 te
public, in quantities TO suit, at the following Reduced
Prices:
IN Hle yaId''.''.'. 90 per ehaldrOn
DtllFeIed. ..................... $50 ."
Biuned Observation-Disclosures. $50
10 cents per bushel.
Payments may be made, lGd orders for is delivery will
be issued Oiy al the Office Of the Company NO. Bank
Block, Foster ST., uu stairs. diff 81
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-06

The VENERABLE ARcHDEAcoN SCOTT of Durham,
Canada East that he suffered from Dyspepsia more
than twenty-five years. but that three weeks use of the
Peruvian Syrup IAN Iron Tonic has benefited him so
wonderfully that he hardly persuade himself of the
mystery snd people who know him are astonshed at
the change deop6wlw d4
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-06

LIKE THE ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH CENTAuR LISIWENT
has been long time coming-but what a work it is
now doing. The halt and lame, and wounded are
literally throwing away their crutches. Rheumatism
and stiff joints are banishod, and dumb beasts cry out
orioy. One trial tells the story, and explains the
ANlnIn tlinr