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Tuesday, July %, at 10 o'clock AM.

The First Day-Sailing to Provlncetown, Mass
Second Day-yisting Nantucket and Sewport
Third Day-New York City.
Fourth Day-Long Branch, on New Jersey Coast.
Fifth DaY-Hudson River to Hudson CITY and pouCh a.
keepse.
sixth MISUNDERSTANDING at Newburgh one of
the most delightful of cities, being celebrated as tho
headquarters of the immortal Washington.
Seventh Day-vsit West Point stopping over night in
New York City "
Eighth Day-Yisit Bridgeport, Conn
Ninth and Tenth Days-Marthas Vineyard. Now Bed
ford and stopping night at Falmouth Heights IN.
night of the tenth day.
Eleventh Day-Frday Aug. 2d-Arriying home
Tho Worcester Brass Band T. c. Richard,on Loader
ana barnard Richardson's Orchestra have been en-
gagged.
we are TO have good cooks and walters The tabIes
are to be furnished with good and substantial fool
Inc best OF accommodations Will be furnished for
SeepiOg' AIRY berths and clean bedding State rooms
sold at Auction to the highest there are 81 State
rooms to sell.
The tickets are limited to three hundred persons
The tickets put at the low price of twenty-Avs
S25) dollars, which includes Fare Food and Berths fr
p, ou o. eleven days Tickets sold only by the
ITTesloent, MEcoRSET, Worcester, Mass. TO whom
81 1U,munleauons should be addressed with extra
me tickets VIII be ior Monday, June 2Ith From
Sume i Sa 70 July 4th the members Of the Colt Family
WI. nave me preference, or first chance After that
time the public generally will have an Opportunity 70
others. ~ os' VIZ"
Last year the tickets were all sold ten days before the
s % s.arng and over one hundred and ntty persons
them ~ ~ ''A
,e IcsS I to be paid for when engaged and tickets
GEORGE E. sruAnSs. seoy. G SSF''''eF' Mess jes;
TNHE LADIES OF UNITY CHURCH
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LATESE NHARhE TS.
MHW YnRR annnK MARKRn

NEW YORK. June 2i.-Money easy at q per cent
Sterling rmer at l09k Gold weak in the early part Of
the day. selling at lis, and closed rmer at ll4a GIBBS.
Loans were from ~ 90 per for carrying Clear
ngs $50 Treasury disbursements S56000 Govern
mens Gull and steady State bonds dull and firm; new
advanced prices last week. but alter the second
call the market became dull, with downward action, in
sympathy WITH break in Northwestern common, and
Union Pacific which the bears hammered down. Pa
cinc Mail Rock Island {, c d |. c. and Northwestern
common the most active. The market closed steady
fTuite1 States SiNpg. iSEl cOuuous
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worcester Five Cents Savings Bank

NO. 246 MAIN STREET.
OPEN FROM. ..............9AM to p. M to4P ~.
DEPOSITS from FIVE CENTS to ONE THOUSAND DOL
LARS reeieed and put upon interest the first of every
RlORth
DIVIDENDS OF INTEREST are made in January and
July, and If not withdrawn added to the principal
on the first of the following month.
Smallest Sum entitled 10 receive interest Three Dol
lars. CHAS. L. PUTNAM, President,
GEORGE W. WHEELER, Treasurer diff jy20
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FOREIGN Market..-(Bv Atlantic Cable,

LONDON June 24-Consols s2H q 92H. U. S. 5-2Os
1852. 81 do 1865 old, do 1851 9l5a, T. s. ten-or-
ties 1914.
LIVERPooL. June 24.-Cotton heavy; -niddlng up.
lands lIhd; do Orleans IlA a ll%d; sales estimated
1000 bales of which 1000 for export and specua
ton.
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BOSTON STOCK sALEs-Iunc "a.

$4,000 Hartford and Erie railroad 7s.......42X@43
81 200 Vermont Central Il X LIST mort 7s... 6DSO
$1,000 Quincy and Warsaw railroad lst mort. Ss...l9l
Phil. VIII and Baltimore railroad ....,.........HT
u Vermont and Canada railroad O31
Lyman Mills 100 Y
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-25

Abbott will sell the personal property of W. F.
Wheeler, at Wheeers foundry, Thomas street. this
forenoon at 10 o'clock
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-25

The peremptory sale of furniture advertised by j.
P. Hall s. Co., for Wednesday, June 18th, has been
postponed until further notice,
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Special Ant1ces.


To Inventors
and all others interested in Inventions.
PATENTS OBTAINED.
Reissues Extensions, Copyrights and Caveats secured
FOREIGN PATENTS PROCURED.
Assignments lnererences and other Patent at
tended to by JAS. G. ARNOLD, Worcester, Mass.
1903 Main st. diff mbl9
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FIFTH ANNUAL
COLT EXCURSION!
FOR 1879.

To the Colt Ereursionists, and the Public,
The managers of the Colt Association present tho fall
lowing as the route for the year 1872.
We leave Boston. Commercial Wharf, in the splend,d
and commodious Steamer NEW BRUNSWICK, Cant. 3. II.
PIKE, Commander
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'1n the solemn midnight,
Centuries 400 -

Thrty-ive years ago its author, Alfred Domett,
gave royal entertainment to his friends; left
them, leaning on Robert Browning's arm; left
him, and vanished. Many years after he was
seen, in boat manned by saYages, off the
coast of New Zealand, but this was the only
glimpse youchsafed his friends. He was long
ago given up for dead. Browning's poem of
"Warng" is founded on this strange career. A
few days ago the dead man came back, wearied
with wandering, to tell the story of life spent
in ruling the barbaraus among whom he had
hid himself from civilization. He has brought
with him the fruit of thirty-fve years of prac-
tical solitude in the shape of a poem of $4,000
lines, which is soon to be published. Its authors
life will be an advertisement such as book has
never had before.
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.une "a u. s, 5-2Os, 1862, 96%.

SEE the conquering hero comesi his name is Williams
Extract Jamaica Ginger
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-25

The former tycoon Of Japan Is said TO have
accepted an Office under the present government
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Notice to Patients and the Public.
Thatin the event of DR. J. W. KELLEY'S death,
successor has been obtained in the person of NJ NC
CLEARN, NJ D, who was two years student with
Dr. j. Cawson Kelley, the father of the late j. w Ke-
ley and has been in the practice medicine for 6 years
and all the medicines the late j. Cawson Kelley and
j. Wesley Kelley, have furnished the public and pa
tient will in the future be prepared by Dr. NJ McClearn
at the laboratory in Boston heretofore DIR. NJ Nc
Clean will visit the office of DIR. j. w Kelley in Wor-
cester the first Thursday and following Friday of each
month. Miss L. II. Fish will continue In the office at
Worcester as in former years.
NJ. MoCLEARN, NJ. d.
Reference.-Danel Seagrave, Edward Denny
mh2g wlt&dS6t
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HoMRoPATHIC PHYSICIAN.
AZ DR.. Hunts former office, No. Elm II,
apl2 DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-25

Sufficient perspiraton is very important condition Of
health The actual weight which we daily lose through
the pores of the skin, is almost ncredibe this loss is
continually going on, with less activity. The
matter which thus passes away from the system pol
Sohous waste substance which would prove highly dele
terious were 1t not removed. During summer the In
tense heat produces perspraion and In the cooler por
items OF the year, strenuous and protracted muscular
exerton results similarly. However, 1t Is not always
conyenien-not to say desirabeto get oneself either
partially cooked, or else sentenced to term Of hard
labor, merely to enjoy the peasurabie sense of health
that supervenes upon copious perspiraton But Is
one of the merits of Dr. Gotieb FIschs Btters that
its use tends at all seasons and in all circumstances to
keep the skin MOIST and to prevent any cloggng or OBJ
structon in its excretory functions
This subject continued next week under THp CAUSES
OF DISEASE" deop&wlw ,eqo
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SlO Bounty for men who enlisted for three years be-
Tween May and July ~ 1861 and discharged be.
ore serving Two years, by reason Of disease or nures
contracted while In the service OF the United States
my6 dtf Central Exebarso
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-25

NOtlce.-To ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN You
are hereby notified that having legally secured the trade
mark soda Beer, any infringement by the use or EN-
ployment in any way, of the mark "sODA BEER" or
any assimilation thereof in the manufacture or sale
Beer, will receive prompt legal attention
j. N. HAMMOND
&
GEO. F. HEWITT,
PrOp'rs Trade Mark soda Beer"
The public are informed that GEO. f. HEWITT corner
Of Foster and Waldo sts still continues manufacture
and furnish to the trade, in any quantities. The genuine
original J. n. HammoAd's "soda Beer" dim jel4
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Five Per Cent. per Annum
allowed fer Money en- cali. Is. A. GooDNow.
huo du First National Bank
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Geo. y. HoppIn IL Co., Commission Merchants
and dealers In Flour, Corn, Rye Oats Malt Meal of ali
kinds, Fine and Coarse Feed, Linseed OIL Meal
JaH dtf Mechanic st., Worcester, Mass n
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W. b. sHATTUCK & CO.,

BASKERs.' WoEcEsTF
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-11-01
To Make Boys Farmers.

wish all the fathers would hee,l
what the 1mcricdn IJIicHIfW'iSt SAY ~
Induce the boys to take an interest in
the farm. in the implements. in the
stock tell them all N"ur plans. Nour
successes and failures: rive them the
history uf Nour life and " hat Nuu did.
and how l"u lived when Il boy but do
not halp too much on the degenerate
character al Young men ot the present
age: praise them When Nou can. and
encourage them To do still better. Let
them dress up III the evening instead of
sitting down in thcir dirty clothes III Il
dirty room. Provide plenty of light
Thanks to Kerosene. nur country homes
can hr ~ brilliantly lighted - the, "a
lit residences in the city. Encourage
the uci"hhoI> To drop in evenings.
Talk agriculture rather than politics
speak of the Importance of Large crops.
of good stock. of liberal feeding. and
of the advantage, "t making animals
comfortable. rather than of the hard
times. low prices and high wages.
Above all encourage the boy to read
good agricultural papers. Grt him some
good agricultural book Ia study. Read
with him. and give him the benefit "i
iour experience and criticism. When
he has mastered thi>. give him another.
In our own cast. We owe our love ion
farming principally /" the fact that "uI
father told H. of every thing that he
WAS d"iu" on the farm: answering all
the uIlrSfiom> and encouraging. rather
than refusing our child-lil>c desire "t
helping him to plough. To chop. I" drain.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-11-01
Humorous.

The man with hi lung -tc>tcl." who
accompanied Balnum. ami makes an
honest penny lay testing the y imd of the
multitude. came To "Iirtat Icirc liautc,
the other day. y healthy farmers boy.
with chest ON him like an cInigrant'-
NalI>,. drew in II mouthful "l the AT
m">phclc. wrapped Il quaItcI section ot
hi lips uN rr the nozzle. and hTc:tthcd.
I'm explosion followed. first ut the ma
chime and then the hN>tamdrr>. and the
''pr"ir->or'' was heard I" say ~ hc gath
cred up the Fragments of rimklimg brass
and springs. lie hud been eating
onions: that's What made hi breath ~
strong.
\ little 2ih was h"Idmg Il Kitten i'll
her arms. when suddenly she let II dlop.
>aliug: "Oh. dear me has ri;ren> dot
pins in their toes. under -
The glhmmalian> question a. L"
which l. preferable. the house i build
ing" "l. ''thc house j. being built" can
hc definitely settled III three ways. In
t,Nol of rhc former The missionary j.
eating. The missionary i hrin" eaten.
OF the latter: (acc"l,iug 1" the eternal
fitness of thimg>.l Johnny l. spanking
.I"hnn, j. being spanked. matrIial
Hannah j. kissing. Hannah j. being
kissed
Mr~. IT,. r"mkln> (~nrt" yncc. to Mr.
dr r. ''l.udnvic. drar. there's Nlgel
mon play ing with Il >lIamYc child, Do
prevent il =, Mr.. dr T. How "m eaIth
nm to prey cnt it. my love - Mr>. de
/. Tell ir> parents AIgcru"m i just
rcc"NcIin" from scarlet fever. 81 some
. thiuu - MI ,l, | ..l,ut IL I>li'I tIIr -
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-11-01
tjusinrss DIRECTORY.

\1n,. En>iHc>> unm Locofion Of tie todd-
.n., Ea>inrS> HDu>c> IN 81. .I"hnShHfg.
agricultural Tools and hardware.
utENEN \ HASKELL H">t~ El"rh. /: L. 81
Apnth-carie~.
. q EINGIINM "" .. Bank Block. Main -.
ENNDNLI.A son. E.tuJnlI> Block. Il. Il. -.
Attorneys ;i Law.
EILpE\ i MAY. No! !tal,'"nilm BIN. up stairs
j. WILLARD Main II. over Hall \ tlrtrhrrN
.t.-, E, Estate l;I"kcr.
30 G.. IpE EauL Flock Main street. Prompt and
careful attention given 1" every kind al LEGAL
hl-ln"~--
Book Finding.
Z, VI STONE y 60. Agents Calrd"uian Block.
"pI"-it" Monument
Books and stationery.
HOW ARD n ROWELL Card"nian BIZ Main II.
Bakers and Confection-r>.
CROSS q MATTHEWS, Main Street.
BARRIERS.
]: l.. BLACKSTONE Union Block. Nam street.
BLANKS for Lawyers and Town OFFICERS.
d, VI. STONE y co. CaIr,i"nam Block opposite
~"Iilrr> Monument
Boots and SHOES.
.r:NNrIS ISGALLN'iIIEE. Dtnvill" Bin. Il. Il. -.
Clothing. Hats and Caps.
.uIIN MpOI;E. IanL Block "pp",it' 81 'I"hr~.
tr> House. dral"r III I;'adv Made 'i"th'n- Hat
md tip~ t,rnI~ Furnishing G""d~- etc. "l'-
tIoIIiim. tor Hcn and Boys.
LAT FAIEENNK> \ 90. Fairbanks Village.
trnrk"rN. Glass and stone Ware.
g. Ar FAIERANK> 4 co. Fairbanks Village.
Iuprtiug. Paper IIinGiug~. Window ->hu'i">.
g.. 1 EAIEBA\k> & co. Fairbanks Village.
Dentists.
o T.. PERKINS 'al'ti"nIan Block. Main >tirrt.
e. " wARNEE. Union. Block Main street.
Dining Rooms.
HNruEWS \ PEI TE\UIII. Eastern A>rmnr.
DIV ,,oods and Ladies' Fancy Goods.
\ + bliss Flaudcr~ Iil",k. X. Il. street
- IL HALE Avenue Block Il. l. street.
+ ii FAIKBANk>& 4 60. Fairbanks Nilltsr
I,ry t.o"d>, H"u>-- k"rping G"",I>, etc.
HALL tLEIC HER. Nam Street
Flour and Feed.
GRO ALDRICII 4 co Eastern y venue
Furniture and ta>i<+ts.
1 l. HALL. \ BkUrHEK Mann Street.
g h TISDALE Fhnd-' ; Block up stHlr-.
Family Groceri-, and Fruits.
\ VI COOK y Co. Eastern Avenue
Groceries and House Keeping Goods.
r. + tAlRBANkS y co. Fairbanks Village.
Harness. Robes and Blankets.
e " COOK Eastern Avenue
Hotels.
4vFNCE HOUSE L. X. ST. q. G Hale I'r"pr.
Hoes and Forks.
lIN EALCH y Co Portland Street.
D. SARGENT ,.Etmu.l Railroad Street.
Iron Founder and Mnchini-t.
II KE EUZZELL \"rth end L. K. Street
Millinery and Fame, Goods.
C.. W. SENrEI; Main street.
e. l.. WAED Wards Block Il. Il. street
Merchant raiinrs.
l. UNDERWOOD Dnuvill, Bl"ck. L. Il. street
,OE>EE 4 ~IA~ Union El"ck Nam street
Music Rooms.
] T. HAEEINGTDN. SONS \ co. Il. l. street
Physicians and surgeons.
uu L. ". AnGATE. Rr~idrnc, and Ollie" hr~
dpui south uf \urth Church. Main street
photographs.
Il GAGE Brown Block. Main Street.
o.. +. AIDEICH. BuInham Building. Main 81
% \ CLIFFORD tllri"niHm Block Main street
Printers and Publishers.
VI >IONE \ 60. Calrduniau Block, Nam ~.
stoves and Tin Ware.
-FAILulNti \ FLETCHER Eastern Avenue.
% T. i l.. q WOODECFF. Railroad street.
90 ,pNpEEN. Eastern AN-uu"
Watches. .Irw"irN and Toys.
.p& MD \ ROW ELL, Cilcd"nian Rl'k Main -
UplGIITuN i tAIIEN TER Railroad street.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-11-01

menced writing for the press i'll ls3l.
over the name of Fanny Fern. Her
book of Fern Leaves sold to the eN-
tent of 75.000 copies. The only novels
she published We're Ruth liall'' and
Rose Clarke" In lS56 she married
James Parton. Since that day she has
been known as IL writer of short sketch
e> i'll the New York Le'Jcr. She had Il
stormy life. but its closing Years were
uuclouded
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-11-01

heartily cooperate with him i'll every
deparlm mcnt of his WORK. There l. many
Il pastor Who>, heart would hc made.
glad. and his hands strong. if those with
whom he labol> would ln H. much ~
fhi> LnunLLlLl NlnLSL
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-11-01
MOuIton'S Patent
WOO EN-
TUBING,

Made III two pieces. tOngurd and urnuX,d each
side. of watrrcnIr-r turned rnund yuuud yitL
brass "r copper wire sunk in ..rnn,,.- TL,. end.
ar, canned ih, whole hoil,d in Cn,I I., and ,,,,
ed with east iron coupling, made. tn St any
position. Un, l.n.th WIS taken ont and j. ON .N
hihi"n after hHNIu.. laid IN the ground nin. D,ars
IN drH JrGr.i two feet tv" inches under .rnIInd
and found tn h Jertrci sp0nd and was only paint-
I'd with cnal tar
Costs from 80 to 200 in.r cent less than
cad or Iron I;,iuu Iu,d, uf h lin dried Iumh,r
from six tn fifteen feet in .uutI II j. uurt,hl m.
inch bnr,. v,.iuhin,, uuI, Zen uunnds r,r ia t.r
with couplings thrr, hin. :, -lyinr on TN, freight
1 n.y %yI M as r On mrs, & @S' my %nr % can lay an" 'd
,,; ,,; ;,, ,.,.
,,,,i r,. !, ..I,
t-'' "' '"'''" 80 '''"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-11-01

pemdilurr> i'll the War Department. He
was rr-clcrtrd to the ThiIt\uiurh CON
grr>>. >clNIu" ON the committee. ON the,
death of President Lincoln. - we'll a.
on his former committees. and N:r> one
"t the Representatives app"ntrd +" al
tend the funeral of t'cm. Scott in I-G,
lie was also u delegate tn The PhilldrI
phIa 'l."Nali> ConNrutinn of I-,;ti.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-11-01
Mount Vernon, Its History and Con-
dition

At the time of Wa~himgtoIl'> death.
the estate on which his home wa> stu
ated comprised several thousand acres,
divided into various farms. The man
sion. huilt of wood. two stories in hight
and @6 feet IN length. l. beautifully >it
uatcd on rising ground. and commands
Il fine view of the Potomac. Near 10y
i the old family vault. III which his
body was first laid. and also the new
vault. tn which it was removed in I-:D.
/ The mansion Was built 10y Washington :
elder brother. who named the estate
after Admiral Vernon. under whom he
had served in the West Indies: hul it
WAS greatly improved and enlarged h\
Washington himself. whose home il WH~
from his boy hood until his death. 1t
subsequently passed into the hands al Il
nephew. and WAS offered for sale, in the
public papers. \ Nnun" lady named
/ Ann Pamela Cunningham. then pros
tratcd 10y spinal disease. read with Il
glowing heart the advertisement. and
Glled with Indignation at The thought
of the sacred spot falling int" the hands
of strangers. who would. pcIchamcr.
make of il Il mere place for curious gaZ-
ing. amusement and merccnalN gain.
she formed. alone and umaidcd. the
grand project nt influencing the Wnm-
Ell of America To purchase Mount Yer
non. and 10 secure To the country the
/ home and the tomb of one " Whum all
tine Americans must forever delight Ia
honor and revere. Following ont in
close practical action the workings "t
hcI mind. she wInte earnest appeals tu
] mi -i,ltt.l. .,,I tl,r,,,,nl fl,,.
/ public press to her country men at large,
to induce them to raise funds for the
worthy object She had at heart. Many
noble responses were made. the most
efficient of which WAS that of Edward
/ Everett. who raised 10y his eloquent ap-
pc;Il> the sum of S-O.WO toward this
worthy object. Gradually these efforts
eliminated III success. and the whole
enterprise Was placed upon Il perna-
ncmt basis. The mansion. the tomb,
and some two hundred acres of the
original estate were purchased 10y the
Ladies' Mount Vernon a>SncilIinn.
and Il fund established tnr The purpose
of keeping il in order. L.hr last meet
/ img of the "GTand Cnuncil'' of the 1850
citation WAS held at Mount Vernon in
June. and no less than twcutN-umc dit-
trrcnt states were represented. The IL
. port gives ASSURANCE of the uma aimit \
of the mrmhcr> and of their great con
lidrncr in Miss Cunningham. the found
rI ot the dissertation. who NOT only orig
. mated the enterprise. but hN hcl pcl>,.-
N"rInG and energetic efforts has beer
the ChICi means at it, permanent c~ta''-
li~hmcl.t and continued prosperity. Dur
mo the war the estate wuS IN delhi =, d
in ,nu,Iinur. with th,. ,,r,r,.,,1 J,..ir,. ,-
tL,. ,..,S.,,i,t;nr Ni.S Iu,,,;r,,L.,,, l.r
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f,i,. mh..,.. .h,. sin
and ,,,,.,., ,h,. r,.,,,i,.- nd ;,,n,.,,.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-11-01

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A. \ RI >I\E-> MAN.

Mr.. Murray is Il practical business
man. His large farm of 300 acres. with
its three-quarterS ofa mile frontage. lt>
five farm houses. all occupied its stv-
cn barns. with cattle. horses and work !
men. are all under his personal super
vision. He cuts 100 tons OF hay: his
oats and corn. 1000 bushels al Il time.
come from the West. He has changed
the " hole face of things: to benefit the
town and bring the people together Mr.
Murray has. at his own cost. introduced
Il lNccum course. and has engaged the
able>t and most popular lecturers i'll
the field and thrown all open free ot
charge. Take him all III all. the pastor
of Park Street Church j. one of the
most remarkable men of the daN.